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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
HON. WILLIAM A. RUSSELL
Died at His Boston Home Yesterday
"A Remarkable Business Career
Ended.

Ended.
1t was with surprise and regret that the
people of Bellows Falls learned of the
death OF Hon. William A. Russell at 7
o'clock yesterday morning at his home, 81
B aeon street, B ston. The capse OF dea
wa, spoplexy and he died suddenly and
without suffering. In addition to the mem
bers of the family, Mrs. S. WWilde-, ,Ir.,
of this place was present. The funersl
services will be held at the home at II A
N tomorrow with interment in the family
lot in lawrence, Mass.
Mr.. Rus ell was married in Bradf ,rd
Mass Februsry 1, 1859, to Elizabe h
Haven, daughter OF William Hall. OF thi
union were III zee children: Mary Frances,
Annie Elizabeth, and Grace Dunton Rus
sell, decea.ed. Mrs. Russell died at ST
Paul, MINI, December 1S, 1866 june
25. 1872, Mr.. Russell married Frances
81 afford, sister Of his first ~if.. Their
chilire are: William Augustus, Jr.,
Elizabeth Haven and R chard Spsfford
Mr. Russell's relatives living in Bell rvs
Falls are: Mrs. Will an Russell. step
mother; Mrs Charles II. Sawyer. sis
ter; William A. Hall, nephew; George
K Resell, cousin.
Mr.. Russell came of robust ancestors
a. was . n an of wonderful powers Of en-
durance. Work of the INST exact;ng
nature he we'comed as q pastime and he
had escspsd se-ious sickness during III.
years of lis rem arkable bu.iness career :
his prem .ture d -ath was caused no doubt
BY ov-r~ork during the two or three years
p i,r to the organization of the er at paper
ust, the Int rnational Paper company
The movement of which the formation of
the company was the con umma i m, in
which Mr.. Russell was the directing spirit,
began about FIVE years ago, began to be
pushed aggre.sively about three sear- az ),
and came TO p if-ction January II. 1898.
the date of tn formal organization of the
international Paper company. Under the
tremendous strain, Mr. Ru.el's h~slth he
gan to give waE about one year sgo end
fur several months be had been q,,i-e
4 ehle. His death. however. cam uuh-r-
aid d. for it was tR ~ sbst ID family bad
planned to leave Boston for I ma, Fla,
where they in-ended TO pass the winter,
thinking it might benefit MIR. Russsll's
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11

married at the Congregational parsonage
by Rev. j. II Reid on Christmas morn
iugl They have eng ged rooms with IT..
Nj. Amadon on School street.
Atthe annual meeting OF stockholders Of
the national bank Of Bellows Falls held
yesterday the following we're chosen direc-
tors: James H. Williams, Hugh Henry,
II. w. Thompson, John II Williams am
l. M, Read. James II. Williams was
chosen president and P. II. Hadley wi 1
continue as cashier.
The report was current yesterday that
j. II. Blakley had sold the Blue Store,
but enquiry at headquarters showed thar
the report was little prem ,ture Mr.,
Bakley has been talking Of selling, in fact
negotiali ms ara now on with two or three
diff rent parties, but no deal ha, beer
closed. In event If selling Mr.. Blakley
intends to engage in silk manufacturing
near Proctorsville.
1t was large and appreciative audience
that gathered in the c ugregatoual chur G.
last evening to listen to the first lecture iir
the lecture course given by Oh ~ ! in G O
Day o. the First Vermont regiment. The
lecture was entertaining and instructive
and we dare say some OF his audience f
with changed opinions regarding camp HE
and the responsibility of individuals ant
the government for the sickness which re
vailed at Chickamaqg.. We regret tha
lack OF time and space prevent a full synop
SIS of the lecture
The epidemic Of grip seems to be univ4r
sal. hire are several hundred cases j
Rutland and there were seven funeral
there one day last week. 1t is reportp,
that the health au h rites are qua' aninin
houses where victims are corf ed or til
theory that the dist, mper is contagious
In Keene there are some 200 cases
| dispatch from Montpelier says: 1T is Fl
| timated that there are more than 400 per
sons in this city nho are suffering ircl
grip or epidemic cold. ard a majority
the cases are under the care Of physi N,
The run on the liquor agency for medicin,
liquors because of this sickness IS phenon
email and Agent H. G. Lull has be-
obliged to call for assistance"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
Tribute to Gen. GrOut.

The Washington correspondent of tie
Boston Journal recently paid Gen. Grout
the following bar some tribute:
Only those who have wst. hid Gen Grout
at close raage can appreciate fully the i'm
portant position he has won in the hons e
al the influence he exerts on legis'a ion.
An iliustr alton of his pecu ir ff-ctive-
ness was seen inst lief IRE congr 81 ad-
ionrred for the holiday recess General
G ont is chairman OF the sub c mn,ttre on
III. District o. G. ,lnmhia approp al n bill
He reported it ra'ly in the session, SOM
thns q tie without pr dent, AMI, al
| rhcugh h re vert ia ag'aphs IN the bill
| which elicited earn st debate, be sncct e 'ec
in passing it through the hou.e exactly l.
the n in which i came from hi slh
| committee Not each was m d II
that complicated bill fr, m tn. I'm 1t LEFT
the snb committee m il it went to The
senate. 1t passed Trough the fill appro
pria ms commit e, the committee o. thu
Who'll hous. and the house itself without
>ngie amendment
| MIR Courts, the clerk of the committee
who has hem co. n cited with IT, commit
tee for % Years, lorg-r pr han an,
m mber OF it, Gays that Gen. Grouts flea
b .at all records. The congress. mans sue
cess in this instance, as in hers, WAS du,
to the thoroughness of his work in c. nm /
tea, TO his familiarity with his sui ject ane
with legislative methods and possibilities, II
hi. aggre..iv"ness ard abl ty in debate
a, d not tile to the absolute confd ,nct
which the house by long association ha
grown to place in bis integrity and inteli
gence. TIL Sc are the things also whicl
have made him so successful in advanc n.
the interess of Vermont whel ever the,
were involved in legislation.
| P u Perry of Cn'umhus, Ga. suffered agony
FIR 80 ears.aud then cured his Piles by usir:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11

dered to Key West. and never has been in
Montpelier, his legal residence, SINCE that
time on election days. He has recently
heen elected an honorary member of the
Union League club in New Yo X, which 10
strongly republican, and he has also re-
Gently been elected An honorary member
oil the democratic club in New York, which
IS equally strongly democratic. | believe
he Is republican, though not a partisan
N any sense of the word."-Springfeld
Republican.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
Will Leave Town.

IF. II Babbitt has purchas, TIE railroad
restaurant in Wire River junction and
will take possession March 1. H intends
to run the restaurant here and the one
there in corjur c'ion, but will hire mana
ger for Bellows Falls and will give hi. per-
sonal attention to h. business in Whit.
River Junction. Thi, will keep him avas
from h me so much that he ,ni Mrs. Bah
bitt have decided to make their home at
the junction after April | They have
many friends in Bellows Fall, who will be
sorry to learn ef their determination to
leave town.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
Help Wanted.

By reason of chang and an increase in
capacity, we can g We steady employment
At good wages to quite number addition
Il girl running power m ,chines IN king
mnsiin underwear. Work light and clean.
Girls vi h experience preferred Address,
giving age and previous occupation,
Peerless Mig. Co, Newport, N. II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
Bellows Falls News.

Mrs. M. H Ray has been i'll with the
grip.
Miss Nellie Dean passed Sunday in Put
ney.
E. L. Carpenter went to Rutland yes
terday.
Mis-. Juna Field passed Sunday at her
home in Putney.
Miss Ada Williams is clerklng in G. L.
BARRIERS music store.
W. H Salisbury spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. d A. Bugbee.
II. O. Thatcher returned Monday from
tour weeks visit to his son in Andover.
The service, Forty Hours D votion, be-
gan in St. Peters church in North Wal
pole Nj MAY.
l. A. Bolles is assisting John H. Will
liams in the work Of the Bellows Falls Saw
ings Institution.
Mrs. Emma Clark has gone to Portland,
Me-, VII re she will pass the winter with
the family OF Rev. E. R. Pember.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Phelps Of Westmin-
ster were in town Saturday to attend the
installation of the w. R. G. and G. A. r
Poles and ties are being scattered al,pg
the route OF the electric road tbs side OF
Saxtons River village ready Ter use in the
spring.
B. M. Dimi,k has been appointed local
| attorney for the l.. A. w. He requests
the m m5ers OF the league to make his ac-
quaintance.
NAV hee'er has moved fro m the upper
tenement in } E. Brosnaban's house on Pin
st eet ard is l,iog with his father, H. A.
Wheeler, on George street.
The Fl st regular session of the evening
classes will be held in the high school
building en- Thursday evening, beginning
at 80. AIT thi, week the regular even
ing will be Wednesday.
The Bennington Reiormer of this week
says: THE marriage of Percy Stewart Of
Bellows Falls and Mis-, j. VIVIAN Trent
man OF Benn ngton is announced to take
place in the early spring"
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
cie'y of ths Congr, G ational church will
meet Fr day afternoon At 8 o'clock with
Mrs. IL b Jackson. The subject OF the
meeting will be Constantinople.
w. E. Conway is sick with the grip /;
the are three victims Of the distemper at
DR.. Campbels; C. B Carpenter is sick !;
E Smith has three sick children; II S.
Gray Las been confined to the house this
week.
The annual me etirg of the Univers list
church and parish was held Monday even
ing. The following eli ers were elected:
Moderator, Rev. Alfr, d Hammatt; clerk,
j. A Eaton; treasurer. John t. Mo,re !;
trustees, Hiram King. Jr., E. r. Ball and
III A. Adams.
A. w. Ray of Manchester, N. H will
go into partnership with his brother, NJ
Ii. R,y, in the running the Phelps shop
about March IL The new firm will lease
the entire bull ing where the business now
is and the capacity Of the plant will be
materially increased.
/. E. Whitman of this place and Mrs,
n Lamira (Far,) Clay, widow of the late
William Clay Of Westminster, were quitely
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. IL, 1899.
Notice to Advertisers.

Copy for changes In advertisements should
re ach this nice on MOI days and Thursdays
No change reaching this office later than 8 A
NJ. on Tuesdays and Fridays will be guaran-
teed Insertion In the Wednesday and Sat
urday issues respectively.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
Notice..

The annual meeting of the Eighth Ma
sonic District will be held in the Masonic
Hall, B. lows Fall, Tue:d.y, January "a,
1899. G. V. Bryant, D, D. G. M.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
i4l nrrtcN

l. Nav Ynrs, ID cem"p % 1898, nv the
R-v William Rsnpss If Hsrttnrr. Conn y,
hi home ~ th. hid. J mae Lari,e, dsngh
ta- Of VI and Mrs. Lyman Rupp-li. to
&c re + 1omss P-'tengi. ] Of New York form
rriv Of SIX ms River.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11

- RESPECTFULLY ask every body
having an account with me to call and
settle at once as intend to leave town
BY January Goth, and shall certainly expect a
settlement with everybody before | leave.
All accounts remaining unsettled after Jan
uary 10Th will be given to lawyer for col
lection.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
| Will Sell
any part or all ofour household
Furniture, Carpets, etc,

and give good fair discount. All new one
year ago. think every piece is as good as
new.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
To Cure Cough in One Day
To Cure q Cold in One Day
To Cure Sore Throat in One Day
To Cure Eoarseness in One Day

Take Cleveland, Ling I'ealer 95 cts j
it iail- to cure. YOUR money viii be refan
ded by Pieree's Pharmacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11

P u Perry of On umhus Ga suffered agony
n 80 ears,aud then cured his Piles by usr 2
De Wits Witch Heel Save. 1t heals in
in ie~ and kin diseases like magic. PIerce's
Pharmacy, o. A. Cast, mgr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
Diro.

In Simo~sville, J,nuery 7, Asa P Thorn
ton, sged sc wears a1e 8 i y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-11
sow,

Su~u
In Gaeset,s, ia uary 9, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bert artist. y Ion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
COSMOPOLIS,
From Cosmopolis Enterprise:


According to the understanding be-
tween nearly all the single manufactur-
ers VI Western Washington, the q. IL.
L. Co. IS shingle mill No. 2 is shut down,
temporarily.
Strangers who visit the Harbor predict
great future for all the water front be-
tween Cosmopolis and Hoquiam and we
who reside here know that the prediction
is bound to come true.
Nels. Lindgren is bringing down guam
titles OF bailed hay, potatoes and ruta-
bagas from his Wynooche ranch. He
uses large fish boat and can bring
about two tons at time.
Wednesday morning a Lyons Gold
Separator was shipped to Sonora, Mexico.
G. A. Lyons and VIM. Briscoe. OF Hoqui-
am, will have the agency for the separa-
tors in that country, and have made ar
rangements with the American Mexico
Mining Development Co. to give the sep
arator thorough trial with collaborating
dirt found in that locality. The gentle
men have the best wishes OF many friends
in their undertaking. Here's predicting
they have struck it rich.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
ELsIA.

From Elma Chronicle.
Mrs. G. l.. Wenzell is quite sick this
week.
Every few days load OF spars leaves
Elma for the Atlantic coast.
Thanksgiving will put in an appearance
on Thursday, the 30th Of November.
Let all-eat turkey.
It seems strange that in fish region
like that surrounding Elma, that 1t is al
most impossible to buy fish.
Elma merchants receive car load OF
merchandise every day, besides the fire.
quent shipments OF -four and feed.
Frank Wiley. the barber, left very sud-
denly on Wednesday, leaving his numer'
GUS creditors to mourn his untimely
departure.
Born to the wife Of ]. H. Hale, Mon
day, Nov. 18th, handsome daughter
Mother and child are doing we'll, and
Mr.. Hale thinks the youngster is even
nicer than his famous celery. Congrat'
ulstions.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
SHARON.
Correspondence to the HERALD.
Tom Hall ia u,,lte i'll

Correspondence to the HERALD.
Tom Hall is quite i'll.
J. A. Rulings is seriously ill.
Glen Brown was doing business in
Elma Friday.
Preparations are being made for a
Christmas tree.
Mrs. p. r. Eshom has recovered from
her recent illness.
Two Tacoma men were around buying
stock and grain this week.
Sam Easter and Geo. Eshom took COW
to Elma Saturday in the rain.
Mr.. and Yrs. o. Coy were visiting Mon
tesano and Elma friends last week.
Mr.. Austin will not be able to get down
with the delivery wagon this week on
account Of high water.
Charlie Roderick returned home from
California last week. Charlie went with
the intention OF spending the winter but
did not like San Francisco.
John Stevens and Asbury Easter had II
narrow escape last week. They were
crossing the river i'll a small boat and it
was overturned. Mr.. Stevens caught the
boat but Mr.. Easter missed it and had to
catch hold OF bush. Locke Rulings was
fishing and heard them call and went to
their rescue. But for him they would
have drowned.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
Thsnksgi ling Service.

Pursuant to the call Of our honored
president, VIM. Mckinley, Nov. 80 will
be observed as day Of Thanksgiving. In
our city union service will be held at
the Congregational church at II O'Clock,
Rev. Chas. McDermoth will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon. The pastors OIL
the city suggest that the day he generally
observed as q day Of rest, worship and
Thanksgiving, and invite all to the ap
pointed services which will be made III
teresting and profitable.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
AFFORD.

Correspondence to the HERALD
Mr.. Mcllugh went to Iloqnam today
Mr.. Zeigler has II new horse on tie
mail route.
Chas. Evans made visit to floIu'am
last week.
We are having freshet and the log
gers are happy.
John Walker kille,; small deer and Il
wild cat last week.
Mr.. Chas. Lindsay, of llumptulips, is
attending school in this district.
A number OF Ilumptulips logge's broke
camp today and started for lloquiam.
Heavy winds last Saturday night
brought down Il great number OF trees
Those across the county road were promp1'
J ly removed and the mail arrived on
schedule time.
llomeseekers, Wishing to secure good
agricultural land, should not fail TO visit
this part of the county. There are numer-
GUS good chances Of securing excellent
farming land here.
What might have caused serious re-
suits happened one day last week, when
a horse broke away from James Sudderth
and started towards home, throwing his
Younger brother from the sled and depos-
ting him, together with box OF apples
in large "mud-hole." Fortunately the
boys escaped with few scratches, and
the horse soon stopped.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23

"a room 10xS4 feet, suita
! small business. Inquire
Office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23

Ter, another one Of Ho.
|rs, arrived Friday even.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
b0UIANI.
)hingtonian:

hingtonian:
ber, another one OF Ho'
re, arrived Friday even
welve feet in diameter
ingles at the mill here
9th under the influence
pquiam Sunday night OF
lerrill's camp. One OF
hderson returned a few
ported that Mclaughlin,
been drowned, by the
The boat. So far no trace
found. The case is caus-
ent and an investigation
r and Catherine Collins
Tuesday evening by Rev.
the NJ. E. church, at the
Olson. Only the immedi.
The couple were present.
J their home in Seattle.
b evening, Nov. 9th, Mrs.
was married to Mr.. Jehiel
II. Elliott, Of the NJ. E.
ling. The wedding took
at home OF the bride on
ere were present a small
prds Of the newly married
sride and groom are we'll
] all join in wishing them
sure in their journey to.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
4 COLD IN ONE DAY

I'VE BRoMo QUlNINE TAB.
ggists refund the money il
E. w. GROVES sigma.
box. 25c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-23
" NEWS.
lin THE COUNTY

raid" Correspondents
From Exchanges.
NH TESANO.
lie HERALD:
Firemen's ball Thanks
|ople are suffering from
still in session, grind
Hoquiam, was visit
tI tSIs ~.
"a III bond left Monday for
in y her studies.
daI Hoquiam, had bust
can can seat Monday.
OF Aberdeen, was III
i ieni sa1 part Of the week.
a lins me- enlarging his store to
- increasing business.
)3 piaI Aberdeen, and A. s.
Il luiam, were in town
''-''e > he Of the returned vol
led his old position in
ID Wynooche rivers are
caused by the recent
MAS called from Port
le bedside OF his father,
)llOH b Of the superior court
ON Satsop would De-
~ OF affairs out of the
Duncan Campbell were
out the regular jury
of court.
parties around town
3 result OF Ed. Bacon,
n IN in town.
Cory vs.. Kaufman the
,Ol]IS Ierdict in favor OF the
images.
Aberdeen, and Chas.
: EIN 4 liz, two ex.county COM
h the city last Friday.
E. expects to move his
IN in the near future,
ship with l.. L. Trask
he feed business.
the name Of a new
III En organized here. The
b Of young ladies only,
ting was held at Mrs
5 Lem evening. The presi'
,E DAN late, one Of the mem
remark that she was
n Me] ere, for Belle Cald.her
It our imperialistic, En-
ton 81 i be aristocrats thought
Aberds and inhuman act OF the
Dom Paul" when they
at ALL that he had or
/. HUE a hundred thousand
gent. / i'm ammunition. Civil
hanity are the watch
nglish are the civilizer'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
BROOKLYN NEWS.
NEW ROADS NOT SATISFACTORY.
SECRETARY YOUNGS PROTESTS AGAINST
ACCEPTANCE OF OYSTER BAY
HIGHWAYS.

william J. Youngs formerly District Attorney o.
Queens County and now secretary to the Governor.
has written letter to the Queens County Board or
Supervisors I'm which he protests against the Board
accepting some OF the roads constructed In oyster
Bay town under the Queens County road Dond
issue In the letter Secretary Youngs says:
II have not been all OF these roads, but the
road leading from oyster Bay village to oyster
Bay Cove Is in way up to the specifications or
the contract. The abuttng property owners nave
been greatly damaged and the grade OF the road
has been changed from that which was originally
intended and which the Of the property
were told would be the grade OF the road when
completed. The contractors should be made TO
fulfil all the terms Of the contract, and the roads,
when turned over TO and received by the county
should certainly be In condition which would
warrant your honorable body in receiving them
The matter was referred TO the Road Committee
OF the Board. Edward Roach, the original con-
tractor. who sublet the work to the Mack Paving
Company, says the roads all right, and that
the contract carried out to the letter lie says
he went over the roads with the Nassau Super
the work but none were shown TO him. lie says
the whole trouble arises because or the dispute ds
to Jurisdiction over these new roads WHICH Is raging
between the two county boards
The Nassau Board now has an action penang III
the courts TO relieve the Queens Board from jurs-
diction over these roads. The Queers Board ~
willing TO allow the matter TO pass TO the c0ntroi
of the Nassau Board, providing the latter VIII ps-
come responsible for any damage SUITS, Dut th's
proposition Is not accepted.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21

Gated: II they are divorced, the provisions Wnien
provide for the punishment OF Offenders would Ds
Incomplete and without Significance. In some cases
there will be a series of sections. ten or more III
number and at the close provision 70 the eaeo ~
the previous sections, designating them by num nun,
ber or otherwise, shall be punished, etc Mannes rs,
the clause prescribing the penalty for dsobeaehce
should follow Immediately the mandate or inniviio ion
which contemplates the segregation OF the pe"''
provisions In q separate code -. Cor
gress should make provision In some iorin o., ,ot "a a
general revision Of the laws OF the unHTn Tnre are
OF n permanent nature now in force he.s a.
other considera tons of great weight moving III n e
same behalf There has been threefold HoIe Ho1e -
era legislation since the last revision In 1919 hat
from the beginning of the GovernInent, "a ~ stat
time This is scattered through the heVise1 ous S,
utes and supplements in eight parts ana ~ tbat
volumes of session laws. The consequences Is t ner
son 10 find what the law is on given supJec. snj
indeed the most skilled practitioner VIII oie no 20
that he is at q loss after TEDIOUS iii'e'He"
sst,re himself in this respect