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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

muNnIaS on CnNNm,nN oF Drl,v-
TIES ACCUSED or CnMPLiCITN.
Arton Admits FIN, ing DIshursrd Tu,o
"ti't"n Frames. hut Denies Ever
having Irthcd Anyuur.

For's, December lS.-The trial OF the
eight mon charged with completely I'm fhe
Panama scandals hogan hcro today. Tba
accused pres ut were Emilio Arlon. Apt,d.
Boyer representing The FifN. dis,,,.
of Mafsetll,s In the chamber o. deputie4
lleuT Maret representing ia. district ~
Hahtrrte Ia the chamber. Gfnr D.yaiut-
MARTIN Mn rauteau, Lelsalt. Gul1rl
and ksaud, all former membors or trs
'NMhher OF deputies The fendauts were
''l resented BY omineat counsel.
w. Foyer was charged with having 70.
vrNed oooo francs, NJ Rlgaul and UIllard
were accused of having received 10 601
francs each; Mr. Laisant and plan,rsn
were accused "a each receiving 80 01t
francs, and VI. Saint Martin was ehargel
win receiving 5OeOn frames
Pin"l} NJ. racquet, who gbScnndcd, was
accused OF having received 100 ono francs
ne judge tNamaaton OF the accused
lasted all day
Arton testified that no was appointed
ag. nj for the lsihmus In 1877 through tho
lnunehce ot Lady Reny. a relative of the
uosconilng deputy racquet. and Deputy
Barhe.
Continuing Anton said NJ met Count dc
LcaSers at Panama and he latter cx-
pressed regret that the opposition ~ Nj .
barhe and NJ, LcGuay. members on Tie
parliamentary committee having ian sdic-
uoh over the Panama canal, pr,rcnttd tie
company from issuing lottery hoals. ArInn
undertook parliamentary campptgn ana
won thoir support, parhe promising 10 con-
trol his group and racquet an le,to1k To
manage the scheme Ia The senate aud Sc
l,cttd NJ DE Saint Martin to manage the
deputies, Baron De RenRch placed .jal 00o
francs az Artop b disposal and lac evrn ua!iv
disbmscd . ooo eco francs in III ana Mont
none
Arton further tcstifed that he gave
racquet 100 400 francs. but he denied hay-
ing brihod ANYBODY claiming h merely
save Acknowledgement Tor services ron
dertd The argument was adjourned until
Monday next
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possible, but Of probable heav.wri. hit
champion. He is great fighter apl no
mistake"
Dan stuart said: 81 have always been q
great admirer Of Mccoy ana | bet my
money on him against Greed n He always
impressed me as being a wonderfully clever
man. Mccoy will sure be the heavyweight
champion Of the world some day. He is
TOO light Just now, but wi.h the additional
weight he should take on during the next
year or two. II should place him in a
position to fight for the ti-le successfully.
He is one of the best two handel fighters
and ring generals ever saw IN my life.
He is always cool and c0licctcl and never
loses his head Last nights battle shows
that he can take n punching
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Protest Against rnxson

Peoria. III, December s.mrs
factiot, ds expressed at the M. i,
of tho railroad brotherhoods m p .a.,s,l
Over the fact that the pres'u1 r,su..,d
the appoin,ment of Judge lntersf
Person AS a menher OF av rot fa7
h him ch1ef sargent Of uie Brstns VS.
of locomotive F'iremen ree 'nst the !
Washington to protest asalii,,S brs'
poirtment. in behalf Of tl'e ran''
erl.ocdS. .sscsals thFt
Said enc of the chief ofiic'S ,ss bea
tiiis morning: Judge PaNs', abor. Hes
bitter opponent of organizes 'a rad err
f t1>nty He eihS Connected With ne i Es
conn any. and he refuses to lees s ted "
wcrl. for that road who IS cM ,i,i,on yuis
.abot organizations. one
are against his Appointment
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Ncv yorL po, 90
,.,o,. .r,. )" "l inter-
.t,,r, ms nsu' VITA ian Creedon,
kiV' Mccoy said. II cxueeted tn wiz,
ana wag tbereforo mot -.
90 mot wan. 10 - ''S'FP''N'eu'
W. Nv No"''p''eu eGostloal when
Say 10 nat 'hluk the facts justify the
| statement tAat Crecdon ,.s ot.t,l,.y,i
| .r,qn IN, ss,r ma,
| .,,,,.r,..,i ''''' however
"'' "e louSht on upailI battle
from the start and want ia rivo bir,
credit for Tho eo,,,,,en H.. .i.....,
clio ,pu,, b,,, -.
r., ""'"" carr! IN the ,iSht
Wv "d' oealeh ana tLm his only hope
OF Su, tes lay in a chance hio,y. AM. ~
Is why / admir-, him Ia ,,,.,. 80,
r,,,t.,,i.,. sc ''"N "n '"IN'
'"" s"No 'ae some good blows
ia return, but always f.lt n w. ,..
ter Of time when he would sueeumb lto
is a sQ-d paro f,,l,,,, ,,., $780,,
nght fpr which aug put JP great
as regards my, 49, i''n,
main "a u,,vtIi., t"'"'' H''Vuu 20 ~
there IL n,.,,n, j., 8 "o IN wa 'uu
am the ni,dln,,,iahi e"''c' NoW 'dd' !
/ am ready tn dnf1nd ,b' tt, "l '"N '"'ld
man i'm nv cln"s G .ue ~" ash'nSt any
heavier. exnccr to ,rsn Nas' WnVh get
' weighs Cor =" '""''uhee tue dsaNy-
cufmnlonsbtn 90 "Sl't' 90 ,he he1FyWo.eht
Il wan, 10 500 '"V WIN.
title onra ,ootn ~" A1'vI l'ah hoid lhat
| America, r,,,,ut- nv hofe am Tue
Dan Crcrdon , ~ peu 20 hold It,.
to mako for nave no excuses
man nnd mat ts,t. "V NV mot ! better
great nrhtnr' 800, '"o S'V'S' MHCoy i a
amy ldea No nntrIa,s ~ ,'e'' 'hAn ma
sncct - N"''iaSS'" ne IN every ie-
moro scinn,,t,r 49,, an" raster ana
ANA vnnt tn ,,,., ',"r'! was NOT IN II,
il entitled 10 a''0 "''" ~" "o efe"l Ne
"Vh,, I Won, ir.,,
think H., co,,ld da,.a, ,"' uS ! d'l hot
that l hnd no, 'n ''''' "ut huo" now
blow witch r,,,,s """N N''" nun me
left hopdsr ~ ',S'''G n,' tolns was
thtr1 rn,,nd :, Co., Wy ''S"V eye IN the
me div 'nf,er,, ,a"' ,N'VN " N'Ne 40" hi"e
rbauo, Co.. t. '' i'' 4 great
houor. " "''e"' championship
SIM, N,,s,tn
81 must rnrf.s" ,t., 'Nu tHV puut' sal l..
t'rc,do,, r,,,,a,,,, ','s' al. SUI tt'Seo mat
no,,s fo,' 80 W t'NV MCIoE ter'loie
MAS o,I,ol,ss,, re 't,''' ne Australian
mad a cbarc, 49,, '.v S'"t, ue never
str,. 1910 H.e ",teV 'n' hrst bio" Was
M, MN rt,, '"'s' NJ nun S''' ana
sfamns hi,, -, NH ue"uN received
who ey,r mn rn ,i,. N"V t,u'NSS' men
devon ,re s',,,,a q" So NHNN pc went
suncrhun,sn No., WHs Vu'y uF
that he p,a,onnd ~ ~ vs. VIZ" ] e't
and avr.d rn,~s ,,,,,,.,,' - mn i'e'
II t,1 c@,,,,,,,S ,, V",
appouncs MIN o,,t ~, ~ W"S "uo"t l"
lie Mis- So ero,"y thnn 81, y" MS lce',
30 stosHy 'neh INIT be 'c'id
n ,,o. ,, uut ne PlV'NliS CONTINUED.
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HuIH EXECUTED.
Killed Because of Talking of Nu-
tonomy in mn Irsurpept Cnmp

hiiieu hcc"nsc "t Thli,thG OF NU-
/, tonomy in mn Ipsurpept Cnmp.
Havana. December lS.-Thc news toto
grarhed 10 the United stato9 Via Key West
that Lieutenant Colonel Ruiz had beon
shot by Arraugen lacks confirmation.
Ruiz, an aIdc-je-csm OF Marshal Rlaneo,
the captain general of Cuba, was recently
sent to confer With the Insurgents.
Colonel Ruiz proceeded into the country
"a Monday last. having previously wrl,tea
= letter TO Arrangeun, Tonight consular
employe. Senior Tosca, who had been com
missioned by United States Consul tienoru
Lee to make Inquiries, returned sr,m
campo Fiorldo. He says he met outpost
OF Arrangeun's force and that the chief NJ
the party confirmed tho report on his ar.
rival.
colonel Ruiz was met by Arrangoup
ana an escort OF twelve men who received
MIN warmly. Ruiz urged the party I,
accept autonomy and congratulated himself
that he would induce them to return to
MIN to Havana. Tho insurgents In camp
had not been prepared for the visit by
Arranguen, and. seeing Ruiz In his uni.
form. and learning the object OF his visit
they demanded the application OF the
-
proclamation Of Gomez and Rodriguez.
which orders the infic,ion of the death
penalty on all persons who attempt to in-
duce chiefs of rebellion to surrender. In
compliance with their demands q court
martiA was formed and sentence Of death
pronounced upon Ruiz.
senior Tosca add that Arrangeun stood
eioof during the trial and allowed the
18th sentence 70 b carried out. Colonel
Nuts ~ executed With machete.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

This is useful recipe for using up the
remains OF boiled ham, and makes an
excellent breakfast dish. Cut some slices
OF bread half an inch thick into circles;
fry them in butter or hot fat. Have ready
some chopped. lean ham. well pounded
cayenne. Spread this thickly on the fries
bread, sprinkle the top literally with graf
ed Parmssan cheese, ami place ON n no,
oven TIL q golden brown color. OaruiNh
with pstSiey. and servo hot.
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JApAN's DISCLAIMER,
The Minister az Washington Dis
cus>cS Hawaiian Annexation.


Washington December lS.-The views
attributed to ex- Secretary Foster in a re-
cent interview given to the Associated
Press in relation to the alleged danger of
Japan domination in Hawaii in the event
Of the failure OF annexation, have occasion
cd much comment among the Japanese of
licils In This city. The japanese minister
said today that. in his opinion. it was
hardly fair to attempt to draw Japan into
the annexation controversy In this man
neT.
Every well informed person." he said,
knows that japan is holding aloot from
that controversy and that her gov
eminent has given conclusive proof OF the
fact that Il has no designs, immediate or
remote, upon the Hawaiian islands. The
ri nds Of annexation might. therefore. well
auord TO allow the question to be settled
upon it's merits without constantly endeay-
utlng 10 use Japan Us n cats paw. The
alieked danger oI Japanese 0on,i4a ION has
Always been stock argument with some OF
the over-2ed'ous friends OF annexation, nut
/, has been repeatedly refutCd and its re-
petition can serve no good purpose now.
JAPANESE Immigration in HaNnii Involves
no other question than thar Of iemanl and
supply AS quickly as he dcmaAi Tor
Japanese labor In Hawaii ceases, japanese
immigration Will end. Japan ha, nn 10.
pose OF dominating Hawaii and since The
ticts clearly indicate that the presence OF
JApAnose laborers ia the islands in gYenter
or smaller numbers is something which de-
penus entirely upop natural causes, no.
'3oly upon the yolitlcu ot Haw,tl.n ,u-
ployers themselves, her friends feel thar
they are Justified In strongly d1precN,ing
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Roth Sides Lust.

havana December lS.-ofhclal advices
i,Nah si'llzanillo province OF Santiago do
.un'' Say detachment of troops belong.
Mis 70 General scg'ra's column had been
,t,s between ManzaniEo and Bayamo.
With an inssurgont force The insn, 80 |,
iost seven men l0slled. II is admittei the
troops mad seven men killed, ana a doctor
u captain two other officers and twenty.
eight soldf-rs wounded '"N'''
Candida Vtl.a-Neuve, an insirrent iaaa
er' was brought here today as a prisoner
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The committee which was aprointea o,
the Last meeting Of the Association n, Col.
leees and Stations for cooperative work
IN testing the five races Of peaches in tho
United States and to flnd out their adam
'aoilIty to different thermal ll,es has
agreed upon plan and Is submitting II
10 tWenty-four different stations ord o.,,
ing them TO Cooperate in tbis wort. =,
i"'s"t be interesting to individuals also
TO engage In this work. ana those aasir,r,,
TO do so will find list of tbe var,o,,. e
given below. II the experiments nrov,
what may reasonably be expected N. o,,os
Ton then Of what varltlss 10 miami IN
latitude will be a very simni, ~ aiiy
determine. II could be predlciad H. - w
d Itaso"" PIE degree OF certainty f,om whs.
'acts seeuiings should come To fruit ,,,
Sessluly II given latitude. IF tSas
f."oIeihs can be settled even with nart',,
sues IL VIII be an enormous SAVING 10
aV "uai grover. or course II * nv
- ~, wa, humiaity viii affect resuIt /,
- Wen as latitude. But the uus stion No.
be reasonably asked why NAV We W, NV NV
raulai d'nerFnces in peaches as Well ~ a.
stueA Us REGARDS their ability IN ,bri,,. -
direrent latlmdes? W en'lSe Ia
r ne following races ana seedlings or..
recommended by the committee Pa,
n nace--S Feen, to J Angel, 3 Walso s 81 :.
S $40, Z Honey, Plllas, Early C1,n1 r
y vils ra'e cahler's Indian. TeNns
c,inS 'oa'1 r,t North China Race, 8 Chincse
race Alcxandria, 3 Mountain pos eps'ap
Nixon Free. nose zig
..e toie"tng are members of the co,,,
mN,ee and will look sfie, tho cx,s.,,,,...
=, 'neir respective localities; profes.nr :
-. frice, Texas Professor G n powa,i
asa ware, Professor +. J. WILSON. cslifor.
ana Professor L. R. Taft, Michix.a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
Suuh for Hanna

columbus Ohio. December IS. Governor
h"shhel' said that he proposed - -.ap-- point
colonel Conger Of Akron. who attacked
senator Hanna in the campaign in q
nuusner OF open letters. member of his
second term, As no has been irrod nv
senator Hanua's friends not 70 10 this tha
announcement is Interpreted to mean Thar
he Is not counting peace with the senator
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|OAST FOR The YANKEES.
Vpsin's Leading journal Talks OF In-
suits and Calumnies.
IOME HINTS ABOUT INTERVENTION,
vii Itch wouId lie "a Monstrous Act of
Cyn ocfsm--Afraid Of Squadron
in the Gulf of Mexico.
ONE HINTS ABOUT INTERVENTION

II Madrid, December 1S.--The impartial. In
In article on tho United States congress.
v iys:
q, AFTER the Insults and calumnlss against
pain, our excellent, almost protector aud
4 lend, Mckinley. as compensation. Is go
si,g to send squadron to the Gulf OF
3Iexico. A measure never so unnecessary
L now. since Cuba has captain general
those policy Is just and humane. Spali.
as Just made great concessions to Cuba.
his is because the Yankees are seekln5
4, Justify the policy OF the insurgents VINO
lisse their hopes on the intervention Of
heir friends. And sending this squadro
sill revivify their hopes and cause n con
1inuation OF the struggle The Intervention
( the United States viii be monstrous
ct OF eynocism. Those who kept silence
q the presence OF the German cruisers al
iayti do not dare to risk the dsappIoba-
Ion OF Europe
I'VE kpcw toe means which will foil The
tricks Of the Yanks," coBtinuoG tie Inn
'arcial. These means are the great wis
ON of Spain, the great LOYALTY Of the
STAND, the grand activity IN our nrsenals
md the great energy of tho government. 1t
5 unnecessary to mention the patriotism
u srain.'
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Chicago, December 49, Washington
Hesing, proprietor OF thc-httnuts zsi.upg
ana postmaster Of Chicago during tho s,t
term OF President Cleveland died sud
denly this afternoon Of heut disease at
his home on Michigan avenue, AIR. Hesiag
had been il! for several days With severe
cold and he WAS rapidly recovering His
death was heavy shock to his family aud
friends
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saenx.rl,und Entertainne...

The Houston Saengerbund VIII ,..i.
OF thsir pleasant entertainments ! i
at their hall with some add'''o''- :. n
way of preparation for the oni'
celebration. .urois
Ibis latter feature will oe VS. Of 4
ing auction sale. for the putps, ne N
Il aying the expenses o. bus's
etc. "A ~
The auction will come first s me ~
succeeded by musical prosi""
'uucg $50
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New Dreams, December lS.--Thfrteen-
siXtccnths AT a mile-Hthernia queen. Ira
dition IL, Glenmoyne Time, 1;26.
Six furlougs-uctave, Dmsmore, Solu-
ton. Time, 1ISs
SEEING, mile and quarter Charina.
l1yauatQs Mamie i = SISTER. Time, 2l5.
SN tHrongs- Elsie Dramhle, SAME
Clquot, Gath. Time. 1:l7ai.
Selling, SIX tnr,aLGs stockholm. Brother
Fred, Homnardon. Time l1S}s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

Nashville, Tenn, Deccraber lS.-At to-
DAYS session % the AmericaN Federation
of Lahsr. tie committee on the presidents
report recommended that the president
ISSUE an appeal to the unions OF tho col,n.
nv for contributions TO q fund To ala
me striking engineers IN Engislhi II adj
for this purpose
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Earthquake In yiru,r,,

h'ehmond. Va. December iS.-Ash,asl
seventeen miles Forth of here. report.
slight eartharake at ssS o'clock this
evening The movements were from .as,
to west
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

Norfolk, Va. December lS.--The new
grand jury in the Olive Pecker case to-
day returned three, indictments AGAINST
John Anderson. cook o, the schooner olive
Peoker, charging him with the murder Of
avian Whitman and Mate Saunders. aud
with burning the vessel Anderson plea he 1
ret guilty 10 the murder Of Saunders. \
Jury was cmpaneled. and the ease will come
up Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
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SHORT MEN, STORIES,

RoME-A strong earthquake s's
felt n. several parts OF ltaiy'
GREENSBORO. Ky,-R. No. and 2
Glcnmore Dissicling coml~s lsk,.
Eagle Dlstiliing c3mpaiiy, sach ~
assigned. assets and dab|dti's
SJv0j0.
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day ANA The papers forwarded To Wash
lng'on for action until. which time the
silver Heels WI remain Ia this port.
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Today. rrnhnhiii,ir.

Washington, December is.-For Texas
ram warmer in extreme northwest por-
f1n: northwest to east xindA
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A SmnII Fire,

Tho First Ward Drag STORE,
5rocke,t street and Forsion w. W. y
slightly damssed by fire lase n's NJ
20, The less amounting q apouss
blaze started from a srarN M
cut of the stove, but It VA "
dued.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
A Word About Dairy Salt.
The majority of Butter Makers in this vicinity
DIAMOND CRYSTAL DAIRY SALT

the best salt butter Those invited to try
linen sacks enclosed paper sacks which keeps dry
and the printing all being paper prevents the
ink striking through the cloth coorng company takes
pains Dairy Diamond Crystal Co.
Come try good Family Flour at
$3.50 warranted suit others s4.75
Bread Flour that be made 1t sells
Pburys Psburys this fills
for people,
NICE BEES HONEY, 15c pound.
Jelly 'Tumbler, 40c Dozen
Substitutes for Coffee popular this
Cereal. GanO shredded Coffee They cheap
healthy drinks. pound; pounds 25c.
CANNED APPLE, n gallon cans,
For Picnic Parties and Campers, well for those that att
home, Pickles,
Picked Olives and Onions Choice sardne Deed Ham, Canned
Turkey Tongue Luncheon Beef Roast
Beef Canned Oysters HOLSTERS, Jelles Jams &c
ROOT BEER EXTRACT zoe a bottle
Barton July 49, 1897.
O. .. OWEN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

In peculiar manner the Christian
may be fortified for what he is called
upon to endure. The consciousness
of reserve power is in itself a source
of confidence and strength. Sailors
do not fear the storm very much so
long as their vessel is staunch and
there are strong anchors and reliable
cables on board; SO the Christian en-
tiers upon the duties and RESPONSE
bilities of new day with confidence
because he knows where there are
unfailing resources upon which he
can draw. Gods promise of daily
strength is like a sure anchor, that
holds even in the most terrific tenn
pests of life. That anchor never fails;
that cable never parts. The Chris
tian must not expect exemp ton from
the cares, burdens and disappoint-
ments of this life. They will come
and may come like an avalanche,
"Many," says the Psalmist, care the
Affections of the righteous, but the
Lord delivereth him out of them ALL"
And the way of deliverance is fire
quently thr ough the acceptance of
the strength that He gives to meet
the daily need. In view of these
things the child of God should take
courage, and bear with patience
whatsoever burden may be placed
upon his shoulders. Bear the burden
just for today, and let the strength
that God imparts help you to bear it.
Deliverance may come tomorrow. Be
patient and be hopeful Christian
AdUOcdte.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
SUMMER BOARDERS.

Many an honest penny is being
turned by farmers or their wives by
taking summer boarders from the
city. 1t is estimated that the farmers
in the single state of New Hampshire,
for instance, receive over a million
The amount paid in some other states
is still larger, especially in New York
and Pennsylvania. This estimate does
not include the regular summer resort
business, but only the farmers and
small boarding houses on farms 1t is
a business we'll worth catering to
The pay is fair, in some cases very
good, and these boarders furnish a
far more profitable home market for
fresh fruits, vegetables and dairy
produce than to ship such stuff to the
almost always crowded city markets
Farmers families who have made the
largest success in this line are those
who not only have everything neat
and wholesome about the homestead,
with perfect drainage and sanitary
arrangements, but who take pains to
furnish fresh from their own farm and
garden, the rich cream ard milk, but
ter and cheese, fruits and vegetables
that city folks SO long for. These
farmers have everything of this kind
first class, and serve it in fresh and
attractive style, even better than it
(90T hn nh fni
sive and best kept city market. But
while thus keeping up things nicely,
the family that has great success with
summer boarders avoids the error of
trying to make the homestead "citi-
fed" They realize that their city
boarders want farm life and the ap-
pearance and flavor of the country,
rather than tarred walks, stiff fences
and other things common to city life.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

The report of the Parliamentary
Commission on the Jameson raid is
not a white washing document, so
far as the guilt of Mr.. Rhodes is con-
cerned. 1t describes the conduct of
Rhodes and Belt in appropriate
terms, but it exculpates the London
Directors and the officials of the
Colonial office. 1t declares that
nothing can be gained by an extend
ed investigation of the affairs of the
Chartered Company, and passes
lightly over the fact that important
testimony was suppressed. Mr.. La
bouchere's minority report is a good
deal more piquant and caustic. 1t
was intimated some time ago that the
commission would bear rather heav-
lily on Mr.. Rhodes, in order to head
off further proceedings, and theitenor
of the report confirms the announce
ment.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

Everybody who knows an amateur
photographer is familiar with the ex-
cuses that are presented for failures.
Sometimes these excuses strain the
credulity little.
81 tried the other day." said one
amateur to another, "to get an in
Simultaneous view of Bunker Hill
Monument"
swell, did you succeed"
Succeed? No! 1t must have moved
just as exposed the plate"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Not many miles to
COWLES' music STORE.
Newport, VT.
s 7 A 7 & M = ~ 7
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE

COwLES sells McPhail, Miller, Mathushek
Bourne, and other Pianos. Lehr, Wilcox &
White, Chicago Cottage, and other Orgns,t
and is always glad to see you at his Bright
Store, in Central Block.
Sells the best of Everything that
makes or pertains to MUSIC on
easy terms.
A full line of Autoharps. Catalogue free.
a. r. COWL ES.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Notice to Tax PAYERS,

The Tax Payers OF the town Of Barton are
hereby notified that the tax bills on tho
Grand List OF 1897 are now in my hands Tor
collection. discount Of per cent will be
alloWed on all taxes paid within 80 DAYS from
IN the hands of the collector 20 be collected
by process OF law.
l.. NJ. HUBBARD, Town Treas.
Barton, VT, July 10, 1857. .e1
E2-The so days viii expire October r. 1897.