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grounds that body had dispossessed

grounds that body had dispossessed him.
 Well" said the foreman, reluctantly, "the other feller called yore lawyer liar nineteen times an he never tuck 1t up"
 Likewise" said another of the six, "a polecat, shyster, buzzard, a ghould an an hyeaner."
 An he never tuck it up," chimed in third. The other three enumerated further insults which had been heaped upon the unanswering lawyer, and eX- plained that the jury had thought that no such man ought to be given yer dict. Then Mr. Everett cleared his up- per decks for action.
 "The Court" he said, "says I must be in order. am. I heft at 230 pounds an l am six foot three. I am healthy an am mad. Who am mad at? The lot of you. First of all, at that there other lawyer, who by insultin' my law yer insults me by inheritance thereof. I am also bilin' hot at the clamoring for refuge in the Baptist church around the corner feeling that even the wrath of Everett would not pursue him across the threshold of the holy edifice; the other jurors, the lawyer Reese, the con- stable and the justice-shop dog were scattered to the four winds of heaven, and all were damaged more or less. Af- ter cheerful review of the field Ever ett went down stairs and chased the claimant out into the woods, three miles west of town.
 Then he returned to the river and took up lodging in his boat, ready for who- ever might come.
 Nobody came. Possession was never again disputed. Even the judge did not pursue him with any suggestion as to contempt of court, and the verdict of the jury was reversed by that body in solemn assemblage three weeks af- terward, when a quorum was well enough to do business. The jury. had seen the error of its judgment. Chicago Record.
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ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED swIND
 LING

New York, Jan. 10-W. F. Geordes, a member of the Consolidated stock and petroleum exchange here was arrested to-day charged with attempting to swindle William Hawley & Co, mem bers of the stock exchange, of $1S,112. Geordes gave Hawley & Go. check for that amount in payment for one hun dred shares of Consolidated Gas stock. The check was drawn on the North Side bank of Brooklyn, was signed by J. L. Rives, endorsed by Geordes, and was certified.
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AA SANt avs
 ion c d watch
 man who
 prowled about the streets of medieval Lon don, with a Ian tern in h i s Ii a Ii d to pro- claim his com ing, and who
 announced his passage t hroug h the
 streets by
 shouting s'All's well, ? was a very ineM cient protector when compared with the tnetropoli- tan police of New York City,
 commonly
 known as the , C Eiuesf v Tho
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DUsEs EARLY STRUGGLES.

The Hardships She Shared with a Num-
 Der of Other Prominent Italian Play
 CTS.
 Eleanora Duse the great Italian act ress. has just passed through Rome leaving the scene of her triumphs in Naples, where, at the theater of the Florentini, in 1879. she first revealed her great talents. She is on her way to Monte Carlo for a short series of per-
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AN OPEN LETTER
From Miss May Sachner, of Colun-l
 bus, O., to Ailing Women.
To all women who are ill:

To all women who are ill:
 It affords me great pleasure to tell you of the benefit have derived from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I can hardly find words to express my gratitude for the boon given to suffering women in that excellent
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New Haven Steamboat Co.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Daily z@7Dvvf

Sundays Excepted.) Steamer from New Haven leaves Belle Dock, Old Line Pier: RICHARD PECK, 12:30 midnight
 Steamer from New York leaves Piers 25 D. m.
 Fare s1 90: Excursion tickets. good fo. 15 days, $1.50. & Bishops, 102 Chapel street, and at Mix's drug store, cor. Chapel and Church sts.
 FAST FREIGHT. Through rates quoted over ExpresS Freight Lines to points West South, and South hwest, and through Bills of Lading E5 sued in connection herewith.
 CHAS. l. FRENCH. Agent
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remedy.
 Before talk ing the
 Compound I was thin, sallow,an nervous. l w as UIOu- bled with leucor- rhea, and my men
 strual pe-
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irregular. tried three physicians and gradually grew worse. About year ago was advised by friend to try Mrs. Pinkham's Sanative Wash and Vegetable Compound, which l did. After using three bottles of the Vege- table Compound and one package of Sanative Wash, I am now enjoying bet ter health than I ever did, and attri- bute the same to Mrs. Pinkham's won- derful remedies. I cannot find words to express what a Godsend they have been to me.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-07-15

NOthing reSerVed, Clay WOFsbeuS
and many other goods which have adj
vapced from Is per cent. to 333 per
cent in this sale are warranted to be
in perfect order.
Smoke in name only.
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Suspenders, collars, cuffs, neck
wear same reductions. Every thing
must be sold regardless of former cost.
Insurance companies have stood part
OF our loss, we take the balance.
Smoke i'm name only.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-07
South stranord.

Mrs. Curtis Preston and son have beer
visiting at Albert Preston's.
Frank Wheeler OF West Hartford was il
town last week Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Blodgett returned to hel
home in Randolph Saturday.
Mrs. Jones Quimby is very sick and
Mrs. Slack is engaged as nurse.
J.. Mrs. Fred Barrett left for her home In
Wyoming Monday OF last week.
Miss Bessie Frary and Mrs. Buell. were
In Norwich and Hanover Thursday.
Mrs. DR.. Guile and little daughter were
at the Barrett House Monday OF last week
Jewett Preston came from New York
last week where he has been attending
school.
DR.. Guile Of Hanover is the attending
physician for Mrs. j. M. Soule, assisted
by DR.. Nowlan.
Mr.. Clinton Edison OF Randolph closed a
satisfactory term OF school in the Clough
district last week.
Hon. &. f. Frary, James Tyson and s. B..
Buell. attended the Republican convention
in Chelsea last week.
The Baptist c. K. society hold lawn
party Thursday evening at the residence
OF Gertrude Prescott.
Miss Peterson's school in the district
near 5. b. Buelps farm was awarded the
banner at Sharon Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Ward had a runaway last week
in the village but fortunately without in
jury to his team or himself.
Miss Belle Wilkinson, teacher OF the
grammar school, held q very enjoyable
picnic for her pupils Friday.
Mrs. Katie Chamberlin Cove left here
Tuesday OF last week to visit friends in
Royalton before returning to New York.
Mr.. Glenn OF Baltimore came Wednes-
day of last week in the interests of the
Elizabeth mines, returning home on
Saturday.
Mrs. j. Z. Corwin and four children ar
rived from Everett, Mass, last week
Wednesday, aud Mrs. Henry f. Park
hurst and four children from the same
place.
The primary school taught by Miss
Minnie Blodgett closed with fine ex-
hibition by her pupils. Buchanan Tyson
entertained the visitors and pupils with
the gramaphone.
The span Of horses belonging to Josiah
Kendall took fright and upset the hay
cart coming across the small bridge at
the upper end of the village, scattering
hay and driver but no further damage
was done.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-07
Orange County Court.
June Term. 1893.

June Term, 1898.
Hon. HENRY R. START, Presiding Judge
Hon. VIM. H. KIBBEY, Assistant
Hon. HENRY w. Fits, Judges.
CURTIS 8. EMERY, Clerk.
HALE K. DARLING, States Attorney.
II CHARLES SMITH, Sheriff.
MARGARET e. CHESTNUT, Reporter.
State Fl. N. Young, apt. The argu-
ments In this case were made Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week and the case was
given to the jury Wednesday. After
wrestling with 1t about two days, q disa-
| greement was reported. Ii is understood
that the jury was evenly divided. States
| attorney and Watson for state; Gordon,
| Lapoint and Stow for respondent.
| State Amos B. Wright. Indictment
for rape. Trial commenced June 20. The
states evidence tended to show that the
respondent committed an assault upon
Lila Sleeper at Chelsea Feb. II. The girl
was but eight years old. A material part
OF the states case was that the respondent
ran away the day after the preliminary
hearing and was recaptured in New Hamp-
shire. The case was given to the jury Fri
day afternoon, and on Saturday morning
verdict OF guilty OF assault with intent
to commit rape was returned. States At
torney and Harvey for state; Watson for
respondent. Sentence has not yet been
pronounced.
At the conclusion OF State Wright
court adjourned until a. M July 19, w hen
the trial OF criminal cases will be resumed.
This adjournment is taken for the double
purpose of enabling Judge Start to do
some supreme court work and to allow
the farmers on the jury to do their hay
ing. 1t is probable that there will be six
or eight more criminal cases to be tried,
which, with the court cases, will prolong
court for three weeks.
The somewhat sudden death of Judge
Kibbey, which occurred at 2 p. m. Satur-
day, was sad blow to many friends. The
judge attended to bis official duties as us
uai nearly all day Wednesday. He was
missed from the bench Thursday and FRI
day, but 1t was not supposed that his in
disposition was anything more than TEN
porary. He died in his room at the
Orange County hotel, his wife ar
irving few minutes before the end came,
but too late to be recognized by him. The
body was taken to Fairlee Saturday even
ing, where funeral services were held Mon
day. A delegation from the bar attended
and, at the conclusion of the discourse,
brief remarks OF eulogy we're made In be-
half OF the bar by ex-Gov. Farnham, j. X.
Darling and G. L. Stow.
Judge Kibbey was a most unassuming
man and, during his four years of service
as assistant judge, won the respect and
admiration OF all connected with the
court. His sterling honesty and rare good
sense were most marked, and to each Off.
Ger Of the court and member OF the bar
bis death comes with the force OF per-
sonai bereavement. A
1t is understood that James r. McLam,
Esq, OF Topsham, the Republican nomi
nee for Judge kidneys position, will be
appointed by the governor to fill out the
pnex pired term.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-07
Before You Ride Your wheel

Be sure to shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, q powder for the feet. 1t keeps your feet
cool and comfortable, prevents sweating feet and
makes your endurance ten-fold greater. Over
100. COO wheel people are using Aliens Foot-Ease.
They all praise II Ladies, insist on having IT, IL
gives rest and comfort to smarting hot, swollen,
aching nervous feet At all druggists, and shoe
siores, 25c. sample FREE by mall Address Al
len 3. Olmsted Leroy. n.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-07-07

History has been week The
indeed glorious this Before its had the whole
Spanish
deoyed that the of
tiago the city first military expedition
aid
possession of the adroe islands, colony Of SPAIN No such Fourth
celebrated when the
Union victories at Gettysburg vicksburg
miles landing
miles the From the landing they
directly meeting opposition.
The Spanish occupied line of and ps extending from
miles the city,
to three miles east MORO Castle on the seaore Their
The principal strength the line Ell
Spanish being further
river which along portion its front
south the generally broken nature the country
which the Americans had to advance
numbered about 10000 and the Spanard
nearly quite many supplied with
artillery field the field
the heavy siege guns being Landing
night the Span
s they north with three reg
faced Ell caney Next to the south Gen. Lud
regiments further south Gen Wheeler with
eight regiments battery Duied with
regiments to Aguadores.
by the American batteries at Ell
cane Spanish positions opposite and
their Spanish artillery, both doing consider
Spanish fire sackened and the infantry
They met with storm OF bullets and SHE'LL both
at E their advance and
positions spaniards driven back Santiago
The American very heavy Spanish they fought
earthworks.
At Aguadore DufeId successful His force
the river The fleet bombardd the Spanish works.
however and practically Friday
the city nearly surrounded
seemed as the Spanish took the Of
about all could do
hold before and wait until the heavy
could be brought desperate sories with great
loss to Spaniards.
Sunday morning. command of demand
the threatening lombard it, Surrender
refused About Spanish left the harbor
totally destroyed The foreign consus in SAM
until the foreign residents
given them to do this
a., truce agreed this time the
e, Au,ericau loss thousand
The Spanish Santiago has agreed to exchange
Hobson.
was expected yesterday final the city would be
madeto today.
The last plan reenforcements their
sater making combined naval attack SAN
tiago. -
attempting o ri the Havana bi ockade
The Rena vessel of cerve squadron attemp
% from Santiago night and sunk the
harbor entrance
The Senate voted Hawaii yesterday Senator
vas the only Republican against it, AnnexatOns there
fore accomplished.
ara,s fleet is passing the suez canal to the
philippines.
prayer To- victories
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SANTIAGO FATED.
in BLOODY BATTLE SPANIARDS
ARE FORCED BACK.

severe Two Days Fight Heavy Losses on Both
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

Eradsfreet's financial review tomorrow
VIII say. compared With the preceding week
Soth ne STOCK and bond transactions on the
New York stock exchange have been on =
sur In sales Of boarded foreign exchange
smaller scale and have been Giyestss; Of
any excitement At intervals reactionary
tenoehcies have appeared, rejecting tho
taking or profits by traders and large oper-
aior>. The tone. however was in mo main
strong. and the public shows grcater IN
sefsst IN securities than for a long time
past. there being an excellent Investment
demand for bonds and dividend paying
stocks. When concessions appeared a good
bEyl1g demand asserted itself although
there was evidence OF a good deal Of Change
las or speculative holdings from one part
OF TIE list % another on the part az the
pubic and the stock market professionals
The only positively weak features We're 4
few stocks Ike Northern Pacific common.
n which realizing sales oGtwelghess the
huysng, or Delaware & Eudsoa. which
bfoSe on FRIDAY on reports that recent
purchases Of rssiiroad lines by The Nansisl-
outs IS adverse To other companies IN shiS.
There Mas also great deal NJ irregularsty
IN American Sugar. which. after further
advance n the beginning Of the week on
covering az shorts. was duh and hat
iAcEned 10 recede. On the other hand.
numerous advances were scored the most
prominent features being Atch!Son pre-
teFFtu and the adjustment bonds Of thu
same company and the Baltimore Il Ohio
ssreitsiss- The Gtangsrs. however, under
the lead Of Northwestern and Burlington,
We're Very strong, ard the preferred stock
OF both he s.; Paul ana Northwestern
ROADS MADE new records. Resides this there
were oullish movements in People's Gas
faciEc Mai and variety Of railroad and
shaosiF,ai stocks. leAnGon participation in
the American market MAS Irregular In
Tie beginning al fAe week there Was selling
from that quarter, which was supposed 10
te on orders from Berlin. which market IL
inclined 10 realize on securities THAI can he
readily disposed OF NJ a ncOfit. Later on
there was some buying from abroad.
though not on large scale. London, how
ever, was hull,sh on crisp Specalties espe-
cisily Denver 4 Rio Gysnde preferred The
faarke, here took a mild interest In the
reports that the Paris peace commissions
conference might he broken off by the
Spanish delegates. Some attention was
Paid III the early part Of the week 10 the
slight hardening tendency Of the New York
money market, though the advance in
Tine loans was merely fractional and il
would seem that any serious advance in
money would not only bring funds from
interior cities 10 New York but might re-
suit IN sales OF boarded foreign exchange
ana bring on a gold import movement
Hank Clenrances.
The following table. compiled by Brad.
streets, shows thc bank Ciearings az tha
principal cities for the week ended Novem-
htr Il. with the percentage OF Increase aud
decrease as compared with the correspond
ing week last year:
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Inc war correspondents who saw the
battle AZ Ourdurmau agree that lhe finest
display Of individual hefo.sm was made by
tie kaailfas son. the famous Efnr va
kub. Never did man show BoTe supreme
contempt for death He rode az the head
IL "A thlck. dark crowd Of horsefnen and
repeatedly tried 20 &et 20 close quarters.
over and over again these aorseuaen gai-
LOPEZ straight ~ t1e English line. wheeled
round and thundered along !ts face. rais-
Ing dense clouds n dust a. they went and
leaving a trail 81 dead and dying men.
At ore moment "A ulercS.ess FIRE Was pcuy-
ID into their flank and rear, bar they stop
ped, and ss0ruing u get out Of range. gath
cred IN a dense mass around fNkGb's stan
dard and proudly faced the rain % lead.
A great body ~ white esd fOoimen.
screaming h0arEely the name u Allah and
hranG.sbsng huge spears. ran az fun speed
across the o,ea ground for m other pur-
pose. apparently. than 70 die with sheir
leader. Rife ani Maxim IRE and shell
from fed guns swept through The u.ass
and moved them down. and not one MAJ.
our OF ter reached Yahuh's standard There
they stood gish the few surviving horse
men stiIl Shouting fierce defiance until not
one man Was left standing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLING
tfce of assessment roll of Local Improve
ment District No. Isl, for the improve
ment of Columbia street. in the City OF
Seattle under Ordinance No 5.951, and
hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
rent roll of Local improvement. District
Nc. Isl, for the Improvement OF Columbia
street from the easteriy margin OF First
avenue to the westerly margin Of Third
avenue under Ordnance No 1857 has
been reported by the Board of Public
Works to the City Council of the City OF
Seattle and is now on tile in the office
OF the City Comptroller and ex-ofticio City
Clerk. and the same is row open for pub
lie Inspection Al said Office and VIII remain
open for Inspection until Monday. the 5th
day Of December, 1888. at o'clock .. m.
ard all persons Interested are hereby re-
CURED 10 appear before the City Council
al A session thereof 20 he held in the coun-
Gil chamber In the city hall on said 9Th
day of December. 1875. al go O'Clock y. m.
and make objections thereto. At said time
so fixed the city council viii consider any
and all objection made and Will make such
corrections in said roll as Il deems lust
and will then hy ordinance approve such
roll and levy and assess the amounts there
of against each parcel ard lot OF land
shown in said roll and declare the same
first lien thereon. Said matter may be ad-
the city Council.
WILL. II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio City Clerk
of the City Of Seattle
Date Of first publication. November II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Nov lS-Tae Evsn.ug
Posts financial "a blsgr ram sass.
Tbs market was active here today and
he support was Sti.l mainly ccnfnc; 10
Paris, Berlin and professional operators
here, no transactions for the pablic We. be-
ing recorded. The close WAS a fraction eaSi-
er- Argentines were firm. but other mar
kets were featureiess. kafyirS were FIAT, on
the proposed tax on mining companies by
the TransVaal government. Money rates
IN Berlin are Il fraction eaSler. New York
is said 10 be lending a large amount Of
money - Germany for two or three m nths.
but | cannot verify the report. Germany.
however. IS buying sod here strongly a. rs
SD
LONDON, Nov. ls-Canadlan Pac!fc. s.;
Grand Trunk. Tas Bar silver, steady. 2sd.
Money, 81 per cent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

PORTLAND Nov ia few trans
actions Of small lots were reported To-Day
at a shade better than 6lc Tor Waila W al
la wheat but il IS impossible to get an ex-
porter 10 openly quote more than 5sssc 10
e0c and they exhibit no great disposition
10 buy at those figures. Valley and blue
stem s3aTs3c Cleared-Sh Crown % Scot
land. with safes bushels Of wheat: sh Paul
Isenberg with 11175 bushels Of wheat.
both for Queenstown.
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 1898

Pig iron-varrants. $siasfLI.
Corpsr-Iake NssS7,xalA
Tir-ST-. s.11fIfs
Sgselfe--xa iSsI5A
Leads aasfa an-
The firm that likes the selling price for
miners and snelters quotes lead az Sc % at
the close -