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The Newtown bee., 1897-12-24

nIsTRICT OFNEWTOWN,s So, Probate Court,
IL Dec. %, 1897.
assigning debtor;
The court of Probate tor the district OF
Newtown hath limited and allowed months
from the date hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed GeorgeaW. CLARK and Harlow
s. Benedict commissioners 10 receive and ex
anime said claims. Certified by
Nd BRADLEY. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they sha7l
meet at the PROBATE Office IN said NewtoWn on
on th- 28th day OF Marcn, 1928, at o'clock IN
the afternoon for the purpose OF attending On
the business OF said appointment.
GEORGE w. CLARKE, Commits
HARLOW 8. BENEDICT sioners.
AL persona indebted tossaid Estate, are re-
| Quested to MAKE Immediate payment to
] A.. D. BRAKEMAN, Trustee,
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-24

n M TUTrLE--Horse Shooting shop. Car
ID. rage establishment SOUTHBURY, CT.
Horse shooting on natural PRINCIPLES; more
work and speed obtained by proper shoeing.
All kinds OF wagon repairing at shortest mo-
tice. All work warranted to give the best Of
satisfaction or money refunded.
The Newtown bee., 1897-12-24

Mems Neckwear, best line yet. DARK
and light colors, tecke, 4-iG-hands and
string ties for % cents each. Pine line
of imperials, in-hands, tecks a1d pufTs
in all shapes and exceedingly natty ef-
fects, for so cents each.
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SOME posTscRIprs.

Tic Duke OF Sutherland owns l176. "a
II the l-g,,si6 acres in Sutherland county,
Scotland
london has now an electric cab COM
lauy. and various motor syudicates. some
OF which use oil OF steam in place Of cleo
;ficity
There IS family Of twenty-six persons
in S'rasburg. Germany, every one Of whom
sides q bicycle. The oldest is 81, the young
est months old.
Alexandria Va. has raised the ban
which from the early days Of the settle
ment made 81 unlawful 10 bring in oysters
between April and September,
The West sullivan Me, baseball nine
sawed pile ~ wood for a resident OF The
place and put the money received for the
work 10 the treasury
The distance from St. Petersburg 10 the
Pacific terminus OF the Siberian railway
Us about twice as great as that from New
York 70 san Francisco.
Already grasshoppers are Matching In
such numbers In the region OF Oakesdaie
Wash. that the inhabitants are alarmed
over the threatened injury 10 crops.
Lightning struck two hoes that negro
was carrying over his shoulder. near MIL
iuston. Md. and passed through him from
his shoulder to his feet killing him.
The brazilian minister in Washington
Is blind and has his daily papers read to
him by secretary. 20 that he is obliged to
form his impressions entirely by sound.
( Sycamore trees which for several years
have novrished where they were planted
! in various sections OF Portland. ore, are
/ dying OF somc disease which the citizens
/ do not understand
Austrians spent 22o5S 500 forms on to-
bacco IN all its forms last year. The most
popular form was drama cigarettes" at
a quarter Of cent each, of which no less
than l.109 100000 were sold
1t Is said that the sulphur mines near
Buckley, Wash. were discovered by a
camper whose FIRE on a rock gave rise to
such fumes that he vas forced 20 move a
long distance to escape suii0ca,ion.
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srss--issiS Repeatedly - sseis rnhfNls'ss Az
Sinn rasn rase-cns n AFFAIRS - WASH haae'
nations So airr~esitc6
These si-csesfs rsom ssea4t ara s''ss-a'srs
pnss3 70 -ccelTt vN-s s6rsous sousA9'-s'isar
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AN OCCASION FOR SOBER SECOND
THOUGHT.

II seems that Japan. Russia and, to an
extent. England, are all INDUCING in a
growl at our threatened absorption of Ha-
wall, Japan makes distinct demands and
England announces that she viii see that
no treaty rights are sbrogaiei to the dam
age of her subjects. Russia through her
press appears to oppose any further
strengthening OF the great America repub-
lie.
The amusing thing about all these pro-
tests IS the sublime Indifference of the
United States We have not a naval eoaling
station or dock in the world outside OF this
country; our available vessels are fow com
paratiyely speaking. it has recently been
sEcertaincd that there IS not enough n
powder on hand IN the United States, OF the
kidd required, to last our navy two hours
IN case q a general engagement OF our
shns. there are no surplus crews. nor gum
while japan. Russia England. France. Ger.
many and. IN fact. all the first class coun-
tries. are practically on a war footing at ali
times. sun We pooh pooh their protests
in any direction with the utmost nonchal.
anee, II is more than probable. indeed
that should Japan. Russia and England
combine and announce to US that we woulS
not be permitted TO take Hawaii. the an
ne1ation scheme would at once become on'
of the most popular policies eyer adopted
by any administration and VIC would have
IL or bust"
This may all be very gratifying to thos'
who imagine that we can whip the rest o
the universe and not half try. and yer,
complimentary 10 the reckless bravery Of
the American nation. but II must not b,
forgotten that many brave man who wa'
pnpreDared for difficulty has gone down
at the hands OF a despised foe. The souti
has distinct recollection OF what tho mer,
brute force OF superior numbers and wal
enuipment can accomplish against the mos
4 gallant Of people fighting for their very
existence. a. It were. Americans are rock
4 ~ q fooihasdiness and display this char
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Ex-senator David u. HUI Will deliver the
Fourth OF July Grafton at Oswego. y. Y,
this year.
Mr. Vanderlip, assistant secretary Of the
treasury, is TO so 10 Philadelphia to make
az investigation into the personnel Of the
mint in that city.
President Harper of the University OF
Chicago is III with malarial fever. and his
physicians fear that it may develop into
typhoid fever
Mr.. William J Bryan has offered an
ANNUAL prize OF $50 10 the studcnts of Ili-
nols college, Joliet for the best essay on
American history and political economy.
The vestry OF the Episcopal church of
the Messiah OF Providence. Il. l., has de-
cided to raise fund for the education OF
the children OF the late rector OF the
church. the Rev. Thomas Henry Cocroft.
EN-secretary OF the Navy Richard W.
Thompson has Just celebrated his SSth
birthday quietly at his home In Terre
Haute. Ind. He is in good health and con
tinues TO take much interest In public af-
fairs.
John D, Larkoneau OF Philadelphia, who
has done so much for the German hospital
and the Mary j, DroNel home of that city,
mas Just given TO each OF them an electric
lighting. heating and Offering plant
Miss Kate lIrmkc. teacher In tho
missouri asylum for the blind in ST. Louis
is an accomplished bicyclist, though total
ly blind. She rides unattended through the
city streets her keen sense Of hearing
warning her OF the approach OF vehicles
DR.. James Hall. the geoiorist OF the
State OF New York, is TO sail for Europe
June "a to attend the coming meeting OF
the International Geological congress al
ST. Petersburg as the representative OF his
state. Although he is IS years old. he Is
in vigorous health
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HOUSTON. SATURDAY, JI-NE "a, 1877
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y1SslsA one in Galveston. He has money
- SgFS., 4 Necessary, and VIII make II
grad xuccsxs- Galveston Opera Glass.
Hearst has same millions OF money, left
sszs hy BIS father. and has a right TO DO
Ss &c ifSes with &. bu; 1t strikes the Axe
.sat as rnisht hna In New York CITY
A~g0a enough field for the use Of both his
mercy AID his enterprise. Another morn
.Es 3Ssiy. 10 champion Bryan, is not we
lhsak. particularly needed In TcSas Just
ncN. The Houston Post supplies that de-
;nADa reasonably well. With The post and
TIE Galveston News peonlo OF Texas can
Ste bcsh sides OF any public question. II
The Pest takes one side the News is sure
20 take the other. and vice versa, and as
both papers are conducted with ability
each side OF every question is ably pre-
ssnts-i
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AN OPEN LETTER.
Hon. II. G.. street tn Mr.. e. II. jones,
Secretary of Il. j. Willis ~ Co.

Secretary of l.. j. Willis ~ Co.
Galveston, Texas. June % 1S97.-Dear
Sir: What was the object of your attack
on the people OF Texas their laws, institu-
tons and politics in the paper you recently
read before the National Association of
Credit Men at Kansas City, published in
the News last Sunday?
| l do not speak OF your professed. but
your real purpose. You proposed no change
in any Of the laws you denounced. You
could not therefore have intended it in
good faith as an effort for their amend
ment. You held out no hope OF any refor-
nation in her politics or other change Of
heart in her people. SO you could not
really have intended it for an immigration
| document. On the whole MIR. Jones. should
| there be any diversity of sentiment Is to
the business OF your views. which do not
| believe. there will be none as to the i'm
propriety Of the manner of their express
sion and nothing but nmazemeut al your
desire for publication in Texas. You have
, been very candid with the people of Texas.
/ be equally so with yourself In answering
my question And should you find the an
swer that quality condemned in woman
( but most in man and most Of all in man
who minister's let me recall for your
I comfort in any disQuiet / may occasion
you the lines OF the poet:
1t is the iutensost vanity alone.
That makes US bear with life"
Such wholesale denuncation OF neo-
pie, their laws and Political opinions must
show some very oNigent reason for its oN-
preston. or else subject its author to the
| suspicion of Stiffness or nalice-l do NOT
I he
OF course 50 universal a TRADE aguinst a
people can never be other than libelous
but II you possessed any special fitness
FOR the Office OF censor Of he people of
Texas, their laws and institutions It might
be that others would be able to extract
from your effusiun some useful sugges~
ton. But you do So far from II You dis
play your incompetency for the task you
essay quite as clearly as your lack of judg
ment IN the manner Of doing 1t.
PREFERENTIAL DEEDS or TRUsT
You dilate on the evils OF our "preferen-
tial deed of trust law" We have no such
statute. But on the contrary we have
statutes for the, prevention OF fraud on
creditors prohibiting deeds of trust on
stocks Of goods exposed for sale. and de-
claring void liens given in contamination
OF an assignment. VIVA, you denounee Il
the common law of England and OF the
States Of this Union generally. where not
changed by statute. permi,,,n,, ,a,,.. ''ns
flilng cireumstancrs tn ms - Doutur IN
more Of his creditors one OF
You evidently do mo-, ,ro,r M -,
that the prohibition you aim Ar ,N r,n 'o nri,
be effectively apnli1d h,. ~ $50. az can only
rum law NJ IL ,s ,r,, ~ National bank
recognized Did You know Mr. r omas'isa p,l.
libeiing your own state for It's ALLEGED I eyl
septionaliy vicious laws that the state of
'iissuurl whose superior civilization you
",,rl ., '''''n'eu' had me same abhorred
,ainI,' ', ae.a OF trust law? Ger.
yy 'tnS Su hl was me case a few years ago
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LEADING EDITORIALS.
From the Atlanta Journal.

From the Atlanta Journl
M'KlNLEY AND sHERMAN-No per
ton q President William Mekin-
leys inaugural 4aaress vas clearer
or more emphatic than thA, in which he
declared his opposition TO The territorial eS-
tension o; cur S0vs-nmeut he urged hi:
fellow eountTymea TO resis, all temptations
that would lead them to A5oa; such pol
lev
Yet the pres.aen; who spoke thus on the
18th Of las, March. tew days aso sent to
the senate 4 message in which he pleaded
for the annexation Of some scini-clyiliIed
Islands @p0o miles from our coast.
John sherman in the closing lines OF ms
kecoieeunns CT Forty Years. says:
II my LIE is prolonged / Mil DO all
csn 10 add - she strength and proSIerii!
% the United States, bui nothing 10 eN-
tend its limits or TO add new danger ~
an ACQUISITION c. foreign errito.y.
These wCT1s were written Gct much mere
than year ago. Mr.. sherman VAS GER
tainly a. much ot statesman then as be Is
now. The annexation Of HAWAII hai been
prouosCt and discussed for Years ard he
wsS familiar with every argument rat was
made for Il. MOI one II the tonittlons has
changed. Every reason that can p,ss hly
be offered new for annexation cotld have
been offered then with equal force. aud
yet this same John sherman H. recently
signed treaty 10 extend ihe liu.ts OF the
United States and 10 add new dangers oy
an ACQUISITION Of foreign territory and is
begging 20 get vossS enough TO put that
treaty through the senate.
When BE next edition of sherman book
comes out, 1, 1; ever dos, he will nave 10
recast the last chsQter. \ wonderful
change has all OF a sudden come over Nm.
Mckinley and his SECRETARY OF state. In
fact. they have both made themselves rl5ic-
uious by this soluersauii on a grave qaes-
lion c: public policy
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THE CITY.

rhe Post 10 delivered 10 s-y pa: et to-
city by carriers ~ 400 per noufa; tS-ts
lloa tbs, ,s.uo. six EloaihS. t&a.. e1s Ss--f-
E2N
Mir. Theodore Beriug has charge os Ire
City Circulation and Collecting.
Mesr.. Theodore Bs.Eiac and Cez-.s -
city bills both advertising An1 s4cscy.i-
ton, and no money should be i2id % A-'y
one other than ;hoac named, unless spsc.4l
written authority signed by the Business
Manager is shown. Al. accounts OF any
Eze should be paid b. check IL tsVor =.
The Houston Printing Company.
No orders for gccds.' etc. are fiTen Fy
the rnana.gesneni, ard more vl-l es -cceps-
~ IL pap rnent OF ONCE Bills.
Subscribers failing to T>-eiTe tho p1psr
regularly will please notify the ofnce
promptly. Every subscribers pap Is eS-
p-eoSsd 20 &c delivered not late. Ian 80
I'm.
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Georgetown. Texas. June 25,-The Is
Year-old son of j.. A. Brown. who lives
near Granger. was severely bitten by q
mad dog on last Tuesday evening He had
laid his hoe down and gone for drink Of
tackled him. biting him some ten or fifteen
vines on the hand and arm. The dog was
very large one and stray in the COM
munity MIR. brown brought his son 10
m.sorsetown to have the maidstone applied
me stone adhered no less than ten times.
NE longest adhereuce being near two
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LIifINt;.
Heavy Shipments of Grnpe--KiIled
LIS screw Worms.

Lulng, Texas, juno 2i.-The shipment
OF grapes from this place is rapidly in
ereasing in tonnage. Yesterday a full car
load OF baskets We're received and today
they are gone full of fine fruit.
Camille Hernandez. Mexican was
found yesterday with his nose ana head
tuil OF screw worms. the plague OF the
West. lie died this morning and was
buried in the potter's field OF the Catholic
cemetery.
The Postal Telegraph company have dur
.ng the past week had two representatives
IN this section quietly sizing up the coun-
try and looking out for right OF way
Tor that company from Houston to San
Antonio.
The committee for Luling's big barbecue
on July 7 are meeting with upheard Of
success. Already enough 10 entertain 1000
Is in hand and more coming in every day.
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c,,a nInnket for Duckner.

Nashville. Tenn, June - ST..
,hc Louisville DispatchA)--Gsns'u . 's,o
Bolivar BucRner was today ''s ~, 4, b
rho estimation In which he Is W.. ~, ,
Confederate veterans for bis as, ..m,,I..
the republican annex in the la' =, , ,.,'., /
"" Tb,s morning some misguided tr'a n
his started boom for him t0s 0S,. IA
in chief of the United Confederate Me- ~;
an. but It was freeainsly received a. Tvs vs..
tbcless they tried to push 1t a. ~ 4 ID
well house tonight in the pi's
veterans who padded the lobby -, u
wehrley's Louisville pahu c.ss,
marched in playing pixie ~. .,.ns b
puckner's friends set Up s, N
him. Most Of the veterans now, Csa
them down, and denanas'
Wheeler. ,ssch ard u
The latter made short speech CO.. 4. psi
there were calls for others o, e. s,,s
, ner.. friends persisted and be , us j
sneak amid chorus Of n's
crowd, al, for the o!us'
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journalistic Amenities.

Some men arc born great. and soma
have greatness thrust upon them but The
perforated cdstor OF the Arson Guide has
merely assumed greatness. with no pro-
vocation whatever TO don such an unbe-
coming Disguise. Ills puerile efforts Al
witacisns should be apprenticeship a per-
niciouS manner--bocause OF their harm
less effects, They are irredueibie and
rioportiona;ely Irrelevant and likewise
wctds. he ~ 40 much an edltor-and ger.
tleuaan-as Q sheep v 3 bily goat.
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lake city News Il, ne finA< Z
rho Houston Post has I'm IN he siss
h Rsa al iSs 1soaihSss'. witn 4, y asa
sat as good o. work S Is S ssad + a
H;astern cities. why yet III II At hsne
work when sou car 80
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A Lawyers Banuuet !. at s 4, = ~

Gonzales, Texas 'uns ,,,,on this -
OF the Gonzales Bar asso'. ~, c0mirs Y
ing the civil docket for M q, sssvss !
Of IF the district court was ,r, At, al this q
portant cases So siaa' had been gone vi,
on motion COMMUNE Tango for W
ers was appointed 10 M az, ~ court 90 .
during the coming term %e'UoibmusllsI 4
asreed that Judge u, ,l Jl,,I an ,darsss''
Grange cf be invited 70 d ls,, and judge II
The occasion. Judge Fly LAWYER. s's ~ y
NON nor and other popular ,aS a,,Hu,sr. )
n insll'a aa n and MeNs .,nl,ss ss
pleasant evening WIN W
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GOSSIP OF GorS

New York. June sa-son.
'ions OF the POOR whose 80 & ~
20 ,",,, are terrible. II an nv ~, = ~
catching cay, cold in Neuralgia" :. Mni ~
= a'on on .he card hanging ~, 'ls iasa
a coiored man on SIN s irOn Tie =, q
,ne crank Of a wheexv ,r snae. VI, -
'"hd While he solicI,s ain. 's sl boz va n
The, There is carrier pissos ,,,,.,
O OS,,', at Pier No. ?, East w..
could probably tell an ,n,.s i've, "a
1t had but the power o, .Dsss ,aa !, So
On me schooner Aldine. ssrs,. = lri@
east OF Cape Henry ana ,sn'!. live u.
Poit last night, On e,tbs- - - orcaa \
on ,he t ri on the left being q i s. ssa
~. 9s4 + i'snt OF tin. bearing ~ ~. 81
IT.. IS a woman in Brooklyn -.
i''Ves there are quicker wsr,
damages from railroad cons y ~
SUNG 1t in the courts. He, ,s,,.
oeen twice fired by su,rls 80. VI
n Is1dd h"liroad eompany's locoma, ~ =
p,aVeu a chair In the center q; y y.
anu sat there until load n, e 70
sun WIN a message that has "a
DC 3epullt next day with IN, as $50 ~
Not afflicted with Anrlom,,,, !,
stay on the other side, an Au,,.,,, Il
recently incurred the ridlcule Q, \, ~
by wrapping two Of her trunks !, a.
and Stripes to signalize the .,r.s,. =
her Meme coming. Her patrlo,,.n
impressed the customs lnsnec,o-.. I, y "a
the trunks We're not uulorLas - VI
WASH I trying 10 smuggle snv,b;s. az
auu u wouldn't be safe for am = y. ~. q
was 70 try her plan. for the insDes,o,, ~ =
I 'ning or two about judging Can.
ny way Of something grateful "a :.
iorting the Knickerbocker has M,
signed to be cooling and soo,hlr, !.
weather On stage suddenly d,,tss \
blackness, with every light sr,l,rs.,|
III the auditorium, twelve CHASTITY 49,
pirouette In all sorts OF ehee1n,ir
some conditions. appearing and y,,,s.
with startling suddenness. The inn,,s
eous DISAPPEARANCE and fpa,eriaIi,stlf,.
managed By plnning the X-ray flgur4. !.
on the front of the dancers eostuma
backs being solid black.
Ncishbors Of Grace church are ~,
that the chimes be changed 60 III, 4,
cords will be eliminated. When the ~.
were first heard they played siurly n
part and We're operated by hand vin n
harmonious and pleasing result. b., ~.
machinery was introduced 10 p,xs,
chords the sweet bells have been hva
out OF tune and their harassirg 81,
have been a source Of serious sn,,rr,.
in one case recently. even having tdrs /,
nervous invalid 10 shoot himself 10 t.a,h
it is said. in paroxysm Of dls,rsa.
There is little wonder that Comnnss,
Waring arouses antagonism among gup.
crty owners whenever he PROPOSES d ss,,l-
i,Sh one ol nis street e,sAains s'a'a y
'nei' s"Oo'noou, ~, 'ne'e axe ls aa'
Of the school board who pro.es. tint tssy
should not even be placed near schodl Bai
measure 10 his early realization ,h., Il /. i
futile to try to please every one. and hi
determination TO devote his energies Il
pleasing himself in the sense .! doing vsi
he believes right and letting hs sfilla q
hang.
AN absent-minded actor veai 70 patcs
Headquarters the other dy NA hs ~
,,ar,,a,,to ..,rr tho, nj. Ain Containing
49, s,".,,o $50 s,,,, w, y,,.s,A ,,o,a Ms
bathroom in his own house Nane y W.
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Uncle Daniel Fixes II.

Walllsville Age.
have another morning daily FREQ silver
democratic paper. aud II IL stated that
AIR. Hearst OF the New York Journal WAL
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THE TEXAS PRESS GANG.
he rornay Messenger remarks:

The Fornsy Messenger remarks:
As our correspondents are a Ni,lc short
-nfs week W. wsli have 70 regsle orr rerr.-
crs w1.h some of our brilliant thoughts.
This i a labor that W. would much IRE
fcr 70 ieAvc 10 our corrcspor dents ana we
hoI.e tnis dose VIII he sufficient 20 uG.
them IN la1e acatn.
That may be q good way for Mary
Jane" TO pipy even w.t.. his recalc!traai
cosre~pondants, but how about IN in2o-
cent. uasuspect!ng pubnc2
The Basque Eagle proceeds to line GU; 4
base hst, Is follows
We admtc man who has opinions. ami
who Is no. afrIai to express them hut
wt DO 40 sduiir= a man who ) 50 narrow
a. 10 belsrVo inst eters oa- VINO differs
from his opinion j. ei;her TOOL or =
k1Ave INlere are sJue felix's who seem
80 be Co-Stcdt te! on that ps.ucule.
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From accounts. Nashville has had a
touch Of Houston reunion weather. bull
the veterans arc said to hvyc had a great
iims and Texas appears TO have been the
belle OF the ball