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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14

thrill of terror is experienced when
brassy cough of Group sounds through the
house at night. But the terror soon changes
to relief after One Minute Cough Cure has
been administered. Safe and harmless for
children. H. G. Pierce. Barton; HI. S.
Webster, Barton Landing; G. w. Russell,
Irasburgh r. E. French, Glover.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14
A PHOTOGRAPH FRAME.

edge about some four or five inches
deep a round of blue linen Sew both
edges together and then paint Or en-
broider some wild rose buds with their
blossoms. The inner circle Of blue
should be loose so that the picture can
be easily slipped in, being finished on
the edge with a narrow buttonhole
thick and evenly DONE
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14
PHOTOGRAPH Frames.

Some Of the homemade frames for
photographs are peculiarly charming.
The linen covered frames are an in
stance. To make one of these in perfec-
ton let the background be Of cream
linen, leaving the circle Or opening for
the photograph proper just large enough
for the picture Fit around the entire
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14
Pi1eSi Pi1eSi itching Piles

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching,
if allowed Ito continue tumors form, which
often bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
Swaynes Ointment stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists or by
mail, for SO cents. DR.. Swayne & Son., Phi1a-
delphia. E8-Avoid all substitutes .-Ea
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14

Small brushes are useful in cleaning
potatoes and other vegetables before
pairing them. Tooth brushes that
have been discarded for toilet pur-
poses may be used for cleaning lamp
burners, silverware or anything of
the kind
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14

5. A reason for the faith that is in nina re-
sponsible citizen of the South writes: From
observation covering great number of cases
1 unhesitating1y pronounce Salvation Oil to
be the most wonderful remedy for burns
have ever tried.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
iouSness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate. Csc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08

ent of many marked social attentic4a z
Apri. "a she was rendered a reccptfm
Hon. H. nj. and Mrs. Stanley, WIKI ~
attended by many distinguished peQt(
literary and social prominence.
Senior Manuel Garcia, the great 61CGI
master. has entered his ninety-fouflk ~
the oldest praetscing professor q
OF prominence in the world, for -
his great age. the veteran teacher Il ~
Lind. Catherine Hayes and Mathtde j
chest has not yet accepted the rsEtlU
he has so well earned.
A new German star actor Is on BID ~
to this country. He Is Rudolf Ghfiel111l
and he PLAYED the part " IN PEf1y
in "The Children OF the King - =
Irving Place thcater with NM, AgDel
Sorma as the Princess, whe1 the AeM MI
pay was given there OF, Anvil - H ~
the first who played the part - Vienna 4
Thomas O. Seabrooke has been condue]
Ing a queer lot of one-man reAeersaA u
''The Isle of Champagne" prepdunQ III
his tour. The company has been OH 4
the road and Mr.. Seabrooke reh<4fE9 Il
himself. The orchestra goes throuq ~
opera and at the proper time eea1e
enters. sings. exits. responds to ifef
encores and speaks the .ibretso.
The story of the Forthcoming New l4
Casino review revoives arcund tWq 4
ues--Nero and. we believe, Venuls u
are supposed to be located In the We
Astoria. They are situated near
other and as they are really ana H.
Mr.. Walter Jones and Miss Marie y
Ter. they shortly come to life ana -
to see the town.
Some actors In the Lambs club w
discussing the effect Of war on then
ness. The Oldest among them salo y
war scare was worse than war !leeu
recalled that the thcaters Of Ney
did an unprecedented business n
and '65, but were nearly ruined -
81. 1.-THE lighter the play the bso4N
audiences he said.
Sir Henry Irving, at the request q
dinal Vaughan, has consented g
Waterloo" IN Archbishop's house
minister. In aid of n Roman cathotM
ify. Many years ago Cardinal 49,
witnessed a performance by
OF amateurs In 81. James hall OF
which he had written on the sud-
dentistry ard toothaebe.
Olga Nethersole has just purcnesE. n
residence In London. which she wsl ~
her permanent home. II IL al Nc 49,
folk street. Park Lane. W.. ana ~ 49,
display the esthetie taste OF the n ~
The different apartments contain ~
antiques she has collected CURING -
four years of her travels. The din11
drawing rooms Miss Nethersoie 4
rled out I'm the old Engilsh styie
lattice windows, hooded maniiepiee
tiled heartns. and the furniture ~ ~
Tier bedroom Is upholstered IN pln.
brocade, and her furniture has DEN
from a French design. 80. 7
The English play censor -
Saint-saens Sampson ct Della -
had this opera among the iisf cI 49,
to be produced during the COMING 5~
at coVeni Garden opera 1oIss, - a
The censor has positively pfonlHs.s~s r
representation. This ~ not on accoz3
any Intrinsic levIty. for as N crs1
would pass muster in the brinM
without question, bat operas nesa
Scrtutural subjects ara never asl9ssf
operate form in England. When q 49,
s'Ncses' WAS creating q furore ID
Der OF European cities It's producsoe ~
prohibited In England till The muss
been adapted tn new hbfetso.
Peter the Hermit"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08
When You Have a had Goa

You want the best medicine that
obtained, and that is CharaberIains :
Remedy. p
You want a remedy that win -
give quick relief but effect permane -
You want a remedy that will ~
lungs and keep expec;oration easy.
You want a remedy that win 60
any tendency toward pneumonia
fou want a remedy that Is Pls
safe to take.
Chan,berlain's Cough Remedy = 49,
medicine in use that meets all o. 49,
ossirements, and for the speedy ara
rent cure Of bad colds. stands withoss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08
TIE STneE FOR THE WEEK
Confined From Page IS.

as Ria. an Italian peasant girl. plays her
part with z yivacizy that is fascinating.
Lily Leuben makes a delightful page to
King OTooie. Others who are taking part
IN the piece are Miss Donna Cammarand.
Miss Resale De Wcsf Miss Anderson,
Miss Mitchell. Mr.. Fyler. Mr. VIII Ask.
Mr.. Irving Emeri. as a London tailor. who
viii gain the approval OF the most critical
audience. Mr.. Jack Mehan. Mr.. Habiitsle.
Or. Forest, DR.. Ludlow. Mr.. Walter Elliott
ard others.
The Marvellous Dante.
At Madison Park pavilion. grand opening
this afternoon at O'Clock, and the rest Of
the week
Manager Heil.g has gone to considerable
expense IN fitting up the pavilion and has
succeeded in making il a beautiful family
resort which will be large pltronized by
Seattle thsater-goers.
Dante. who has been so highly Endorsed
by Seattle's press and public. win intro
duee three new and sensational novelties
ia his programme Of Magic Up-to-Date"
The sensational buliet-catching feat.
with the aid of eight trustworthy Seattle
militia soldiers, who IN no manner VIII
act as coafederates. with regulation rifles
and cartridges, which will be examined
and specially marked by the audience as
sembled. viii stand in a line and at g.v-
en- signal fire upon Dante, who, holding an
ordinary dinner plate over his heart.
catches the eight bullets ana returns them
to the audience hot from the exploded
barrels.
Another will be the new and novel iilu-
sion entitled. "A Cuban's Escape" facts
from life; the escape of Signorita Mar
tine
Among the many novelties will be the
ni~3 az. Cfu
Cheater," in which a man about TO be
hung. with the fatal cord about his neck.
suddenly vanishes when the, gailows trap
Is signaled TO fail.
With his bouquet of Magic s'up-to-D Date
Dante win entertain the amusement lovers
this afternoon.
The Peoples Theatre.
great treat is in store for the amuse-
ment-loving people Of Seattle tomorrow
night at the Peoples theatre. The Baker
& Fonda burlesque comrauy will produce
for the first time in the West the burlesque
Adam and Eve In which thirty beauti-
ful and shapely young women win partiei-
pate In dances and poses In living
pictures. New scenery is row In course
Of construction and special mechanical eff
fects will be produced. Three new people
make their initial appearance, coming d.
rect from New York city where they have
closed very successful engagement.
Gleason and Holmes are two OF the finest
boxing experts before she public and their
bag punching is said. TO be remarkable.
Trixie Wade IS song and dance artist OF
worldwide reputation and will be seen for
the first time TOMORROW night. Besides
thess~artjsts sixty more will be seen in the
olio that follows the burlesque.
S..
s.uar. Robson h building a new hous.
at Cohasset, Mass
Sam Bernard and Marie Dressler win
co-star in The Marquis of Michigan
According to Sir Henry Irving. the thea
tiers and music halls OF the metropolis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08

STEAMER City of Seattle will leave for
Alaska Monday evening instead of Sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08

PATRONIZE the new ice factory. Seat
tie Ice CO. Phone, Pike e..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08

BUY the popular cleveland at $50.
1t leads them al.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
SENSATION AT HAVANA.

Havana, Jan. 3.--There was tremen
dous sensation here to day by the unex-
pected arrival from New York on steamer
Saratoga. OF General Julio Sanguilly, the
hero o! last war, who was imprisoned when
the revolution began and released last
year upon the demand OF the United
States The Spanish spclice told San
gully he could not land. Sanguilly an
swered smilingly that he AS gong to
Mexico. and had no intention of landing.
notwithstanding his declaration Inspec-
tor Perez and his men are still ON the
Saratoga to sec that Sanguilly remains
aboard while the steamer is in port. The
revolutionary junia of Havana has sent
communication to the autonontst
members of the cabinet, which concludes:
"fon shall soon pay dearly for your
treachery to your country. When Span-
isrds are fully convinced of the failure of
autonomy you will be the first victim or
their wrath. If YOU escape being hanged
by patriots, you will net escape being
shot-by volunteers, after having been
kicked out of the palace by the Captain
General
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
TYLER'S FIRST APPOINTMENT.
He Names Col. Male for Adjutant
General.

Richmond, Jan. 3.-The house ordered
to its engrossment Mr.. Hicks bill 20
prescribe the effect as evidence of deeds
conveying property heretofore or here
after sold under deeds of trust or under
any judicial proceedings. Also Mr..
Cookies bill to give the State the right to
appeal in cases of erroneous assessment ..
The house placed on the calendar the
bill to increase the governors staff to
eighteen.
The senate only passed couple OF un-
contested measures of no great public
interest. -,
The bill TO provide for the working of
roads in Craig county was passed.
Governor Tyler has appointed Colonel
William Male TO be adjutant general to
succeed General Anderson.
The house passed bill making .Janu-
airy ~ legal holiday to be known as Lee
jackson day.
The mystery of the Womack check
which figured in the Stubbs investigation
was cleared to-day Montgomery West
fonnd them in the Office formerly used by
Womack, and so stated the fact before
the grand jury.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
TERRIBLE CATASTROpHE.

London, Jan. 3.-Tweny six people
were Killed and over ahundred injured by
portion of the city hall floor collapsinr
o-night. The hall was iammed to the
doors. Speeches han gone along for about
an hour. About 10 O'Clock the small
platform on which the new mayor and
his cabinet were seated was the center of
attraction. The crowd called for various
speakers. During lull sudden crack
ling sound was heard and the platform
seemed to pitch forward. The floor
around it gave way, and down through
the floor two hundred people were hurled.
Crashing upon the heads of the doomed
ones came huge safe and the.iron steam
coil, which were standing in the north
eastern corner of the hall. The known
dead are L. Heaman. Crawford Beckett.
Il. LuXtou,B. Jacques, Noble Carrothers s.
r. S. Leigh, Harris Phillips, w. II. Dell,
l.. w. Burke. John Smith, Talbot, w.
G. Smith, John Turner, McRobert, Ben
iamin Nash. j. w. Borland, Hilburn,
Frank Robinson and i. w. Mclean.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
A DRUNKEN BRAwI..

Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. Forty
roustabouts, most of them off the steamer
Bob Ballard got into n drunken brawl
on an Ohio River railroad train near
SIstersville this afternoon. Knives and
whiskey bottles were used and when the
train reached -SistersviIle Mack Wells,
James Toy and William Anderson were
carried out dying. The train then pro-
ceeded to PittsburG, where the injured
men and their companions live. But one
arrest WAS made at Sistersville. Train
men were unable to check the fight The
floor of the car resembled a slaughter
house
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
CHANDLER SPEAKS AGAIN.
What the Famous Republican Says
About the Fall in Wages.

Concord. n. H., Jan. 3.-The Evening
Monitor, Senator Chandler's paper, con-
tHins the following leader to-n.gnr ever
Mr. Chandeliers signatures:
"A good New Years resolve for Re-
publicans is a struggle for bimetallism.
Every man who works for wages should
fight against the single gold stan dard,
which Is the most potent cause of the re-
cent reduction OF wages in all the facto-
rles of New England. Demonstration
and the consequent appreciation of gold
which II ensures values have contributes
to so reduce the prices of commodities
that the goods Which once have brought
producers 500 now bring only $50 Man
ufacturers cannot get old prices for goods
and they say they canpot pay the old
prices for labor; bnt if it had not been for
the demonstration of silver the wages of
labor everywhere in recent years would
have risen, because tie laborer has been
able year by year to create larger pro-
duct and therefore is entitled to larger
wages. But legitimate rise in W ages
the adoption of the gold standard has pre-
vented. Here is the whole case in II nut.
she'll"
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
CARNIVAL OF NOVELTIES. y

Whitaker 81 Huffman's Carnival of
Novelties arrived in the city yester-
day and will exhibit all this week in the
Gale building, on South Jefferson street
Their exhibit is very interes ting, and con.
sists of animals, birds, reptiles and many
other features. They have that wonder
lui petrilied man that was found near
Coiunois,S. c. He has the endorsement
of all the leading doctors of the South
who have examined him. and they write
saying he is one of the greatest curiosi
ties OF the world. The exhibition is
III MY SPOKEN of by the Charleston, Col
umbia and Danville papers. you want
to enjoy yourself go to the Carnival Of
Novelties -
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
THE FARMvILLE FIRE.
Thirteen Tobacco Warehouses and
twenty-five Buildings Destroyed.

A special to the Evening World from
Farmville yesterday said
AS the result Of fire here last night
tnirty -hve houses are this morning in
smouidering ruins. About 5000, 900 loss.
ami nine tenths of the negro population
are thrown temporarily out Of employ
ment. Of the number Of houses burned
Were thirteen large factories and to-.
oacco warehouse. The others were store
houses. work shops and small dwellings.
me IRE originated at the corner Of North
anu IniT" streets in large frame storage
house OF Duvall. Robertson a. Co. shortly
before ii o'clock. The firemen would
probably have gained the mastery at that
point put for several terrific explosions
OIL powder stored in the buildings.
SUN south wind was blowing and burning
brands were scattered on roofs of other
buildings lying northward to the rivers
edge.
In an incredibly short time the nam.
moth factory belonging to d. II. Elan,
across the street, was in flames Then
nne store OF j. A. Spencer. opposite it on
ihlra caught, followed by the ten large
,actoi1es iilled with tobacco belonging 4
Is. l.. Andersen. This soon ccmmuni.
Gated the blaze to the Farmyille ware
house. Presbyterian Church, Hurd.
Hooper & Company's large factory. used
by w. z. Gillian IL Co., and a dozeo nd .
jacent buildings.
me IRE was one now of frightful mag
nitude and Lyncbburg was dispatched
for aid. The Norfolk and Western
cleared its track and said all was in read
mess for the Hill City brigade, but It
would not respond to Farmville's appeal
IN Two hours from the time the alarm
was given thirty five buildings were n
seetbing mass Of fire.
special effort was put to save the Pres
nyterian Church and it sustained only a
loss or the lecture room, and n bad scorch
ing. Fire brands ignited the fac,ory for
merly used by c. w. Blanton but now
owned by w. q. Huntington, living a
distance OF five squares. From that build
ing more than dozen others were de
stroyed.
There was not more than 500, 900 insu e.
ance, not third adequate to the estimate
to cover the estimated loss The following
toDacconsts were either partially or
wholly burned out: W. p. Gillian 81 Co.
W. u. Huntington. Edward L. Norris.
- IL. Anderson, two factories: r. S.
Paulet Il Son. three factories. Gillian 4.
Co, were fully covered by insurance
Dunnlngton'sl loss will not exceed $40. OOO.
Morris is well covered by insurance and
losses heavy.
The origin of the fire is unaccounted
Tor, but 1t is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary. The town is
shrouded in gloom at the dreadful calam
lty which in the beginning of the new
year fraught with so much promise to its
growth and welfare has oyertaken and
scourgei It.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
OHIO LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED.
The Anti-Hanna Combine Takes All
of the PIumS.

Columbus, O., Jan. 3.-The Republi-
can Democratic combine gained u signal
victory in both branches of the Ohio as
semoly to-day. While the outlook for
the success of Hanna was dimmed by the
events of the day. his managers TO- night
continue tc claim his election.
Feeling throughout the State is most
Intense aud growing every hour. Many
appointees of Governor Bushnell who
sympathize with Hanua are sending in
tnelr designations by wire and letter.
There was remarkable scene lust be-
fore the house was called TO order. The
regular Republicans took their seats as
usual, but the Democrats marched from
thelr headquarters in body. Right
nenlnd them came the nine boliting> Re-
puoiicans, closely guarded by platoon of
police, who refused to allow any one to
accost them. Governor Bushell marched
tight behind them. Every precaution
was taken to prevent friends Ut Hanna
from getting closesto them
The speaker candidates were Bowel
lHannaite) and Mason (fusionist. The
ballot gave Mason SO, Que more than
enough, and Boxwell So, two short. Sec.
rotary of State Kinney, who called the
mouse to order, grimly named two Demo-
Gratis TO escort the new speaker to his
oesk ana everybody laughed. The bal
ance OF the anti Hanna slate went
through by the same vote.
In the senate u somewhat different
scene was enacted. Last night the Dem
ocrats caucused until far in the early
hours of the morning before the slate was
agreed upon
senator Valentine, who held the decid
ing vote, did not give way until after one
In the morning, then the way was com
paratively easy. Valentine was allowed
to name senate clerk. That concession
with absence of Senator Burke. from
Hanna's own city, gave the Democrats
the senate organization by IS to II.
1t was n surprise that Thatldeus Crom-
ley democrat, was elected president pro
TEN. Tor IN the event of the election of
bushnell! as Senator, Cromley would be-
come ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and the State
would nave the spectacle of party elect
ing lieutenant governor by 30 600 ma
]ority IN November, and same party two
mouths later turning the Office over to n
Democrat.
Friends of Hanna in both branches ret
the small end of everything. All the
choice chairmanships 90 TO the kurty
element and the Democrats in the house
while in the senate the Democrats get
not only all the Offices bat the best chair
manships besides. All legislation viii he
controlled entirely by combine.
Alter the organization OF the house two
or the boilers, Joyce and Griffith, came
INTO Hanna headquarters and pledged
themselves to support the Senator. These
with BcXwelPs strength gives Hanna So
votes IN the house, and with the II he
holds in the senate he would have 70
votes, CT one short OF election
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
y NEW PAPER.

Washington. Jan 3.-The State De
partment began publication of a daily
newspaper to-day. IL bears the awkward
title of Advance Sheets OF Consular Re
ports, land is intended for distribution
among American merchants. manufac-
turers. shippers and others who desire to
extend their business abroad or to take
advantage of new business ideas in for
eign countries. Frederick Emory. chief
OF the bureau Of foreign commerce, is the
editor. He is an old newspaper man,
and his application of monern journal
lstlc efforts to consular reports has re-
suited in the unanimous verdict CT for
tign trade organizations that the United
states leads the world in obtaining in
formation from its representatives abroad
that will assist the extension of Am eri.
can trade and commerce. The initial
number contains five consular reports
Just received.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
CENTRAL PACIFIC DEFAULT.

New York, 'an. Regarding the de.
fault by the Central Pacific railroad Jan
uary 1st in its indebtedness to the Gov
ernment, Huntington says to-day that
this is the first default by the company
in its history. Negotiations regarding
the matter are in progress between the
Government and the company. Both in.
terests are perfectly in harmony. The
receipts of the road will fall almost i'm
mediately at least one-t third in case of a
receivership