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Chas. S. Fee, G.P.&T.A
St. Paul Minn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
ULTlMATUM FOR KRUGER,
Mr.. Chamberlain said TO Have Sent
one by sir Alfred Miner.

LONDON Aug O.-1hc People this
morning asserts that it learns from high
official that Secretary Of state for the
Colonies. Joseph Chamberlain. bias dis
patched through the British High Com
mission I'm south Africa, Sir Alfred NIL
uer an ult'ma,um TO- President Kruger,
OF the South African Republic.
Northumberland Sir Frederick Walk
or. who relieves General Sir William
Francis Butler. as commander OF the
British troops On South Africa, sailed for
his post yesterday. lie was given am en-
thuslasec farewell by Che crowds sur
rounding One train on which Dee was "a
PASSENGER at the Waterloo station. IT
was stated by AN army officer VINO is
accompanying General Walker. that in
tho event of hostnties in the Trarsraal,
aforementioned Sir Redvers Butler,
viii take command of the lighting force.
General Walker remaining at Cape Town.
The officer referred 90 added chat General
Buffers retirement from the command
OF the British South African forces was
entirely voluntary.
The previous announcement of Gcnef@
Walkers departure for South Africa was
incorrect as az the time I'm question he
had only left Davenport i'm order 10 com
to London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
ALREADY DECIDED.


LONDON. Aug 19.-Th1mas Terrell @.
o.. one of -he leading lurs.s in England.
who has attended some of tne sessions OK
the Ureyfus c0ur-maruaL s1}si
"Thera 81 au a.r W luretlty about ne
whole proceedings. Urerfls alone seems
to be n earnest. $50 a.rle conflicts ~ IN
teue.t occur bets eu counsel as would
he tho Cl.s .u Eue Ind aal BOO my opinion
the president of taa court has already
decided tns question in favor OF acqWt-
tall This appears fo be the case ON
hls evident auN..ty t0 preserve an ar OK
complete importantly and though on 0c-
ca-.ons be is unable to conceal his hos
ulity Oh the defence. his Intention plainly
Is to acquit
"The c0ur.mar,.al is as fair as spe-
cial Jury sitting without assistance can
be The opinions it win form must 10
feeble and ils Judgment cannot have tho
least weight 90 the legal mind
LONDON. Aug. I'D 1.-The Paris CORES.
p0nlen- OF the Sunday Special. says. "Ih9
government. 1 understand, has decided 'J
arrest General Mercier
"It IS rumOrod that orders win De given
% Withdraw the case against ureyfls. i.
having been proved that the document
relied upon % establish h.s gulf arc
t0rger.es.
"Ciass prejudice is COMPOUNDED Win
triotlsm on both Sides but Instances from
tho superior officers OF State VIII o-.-
weigh considerations of legal evidence.
The Observer publishes the following Dis.
patch from Vienna: "lt Is probable .aa.
O. formal contradiction OF tho Statement.
OF the French generals at Remes regard
ing the Schneider letter. VIII he c0mml-
nicated to the French goverumcn. with 70
request that the generals iu question pu1-
llciy Withdraw them. Such action bf
Austr.a-Hune1ry would break Che Zee flr
the German and italian governments"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
IT IS NO EXPERIDIENT-THEY ARE ESTABLISHED.

They have been tested with the most
phenomenal success for the past ten
years. and in introducing them to the peo-
pie OF Richmond we hope to inspire the
same confidence as to their value. efficacy
and purity as they have and are enjoy
ing in other parts OF America, Great Bril-
tain. Ireland. and the British Colonies.
They appeal to tho common sense OF
the people. Never in the history Of medi-
cine has a medical company met with
more absolute success than has been ac-
corded to the Sovereign Remedy Com
panv. The people have spoken. The Rem
edles cure. They do all and more than is
claimed for them. They appeal 70 the in-
telligence OF the public Not Homoeo-
nathic. whore the pellets If medicated
must contain a solution Of alcohol or they
would dissolve. The Sovereign Remedies
can be taken without danger OF leading
20 drunkenness. which IS probable I'm
many instances. In preparing them by
n patented process the Remedies are tho
roughly incorporated by hne triturauon
and complete blending. thus obtaining a
perfect medicine. Conservative druggists
endorse them. The press has unanimously
welcomed them as a departure from tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

WASHINGTON. August 19-The fni'
ing OF the Presidential Committee OF Na
rine Hospital Experts Do support OF thi
Sanareill theory as 90 the cause OF yello"
fever does not meet with unanimous e1.
dorsement I'm official medical quarters.
Under the direction OF General sternbers
OF the army. the bacter.ologists of me
army medical school and museum have
been making an exhaustive investigation
along similar lines. and their report
about 10 be made public Will hold that
the Sanarelh bacillus is a variety Of tA'
bacillus Of hog cholera.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
CONFLICTING OPINIONS
Court Shares in Army's Feelings but
There are Signs OF Change.

copyright 1890 by The Associated Press.
RrNNEs. Aug. 19.-Opinions differ as
10 what the judgment Of the Dreyfus III
bunal will be. Towns people VINO know
well General German and General Lucas
OF this army corps, think the decision
will be against the accused. On lile o14'0l
hand at tho Hotel Modere winch % 10"
the great conversational news ee"DVl' sio
idea pervaAs Of q reluctant decision IN MS
favor.
The tribunal certainly shares In the feel
lnrs OF the military. bat there are signs OF
coming around. l noticed a member or IN
court martial watching Dreyfus To-Day
with an expression Of compass onate IN
terest Then again Colonel Jouaust, the
president, did not rebuke him for apostro-
phizing Captain Cugnet who led the pro
cess.On OF mill airy witnesses today, or or
der him. as he was won't 10 do, not 20
sneak until he was addressed. Maitre De
mango is more hopeful. although accepun5
the perverse use the Nationalists make OK
the Schneider and Panizzardl letters.
That party now demands the full publca-
ton of the secret dOssler so as 10 embrace
the military attaches, and the illustri0us
German prince involved. a prince who Nv
ed long in Paris.
should not be surprised AZ a tie This
would enable the prisoner 10 leave the
court free man. but would show that
balf the Judges believed him guilty.
The schneider letter or telegram IS re-
scented nv all but the Dreyfusites as an at
ten,nt 10 east odium on the French army
II ought 10 benefit the prisoner. but It does
not. Military men say II would set the
faca of the court martial harder against
him.
The majority seem 10 ADOPT captain
c,,iona,is orrnion. II Is thought though
No, expressed thus: That the military at
,acbes have behaved abominab'e In tho
Drevfus affair: that the French govern
ment Is In possession OF numerous speci-
mems OF schneiders handwriting that the
document ON which General Mercier relied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

Clcors @ 20 y first, Teddy Csi5 to j Sec
ond. Gulden 6 to Dthird. Time 1:0ik
Third race-Citizens and Merchants
.stakes-miio and a sixteenth swiftmas g
90 ID first. Kinnikinnic Is 10 u second,
Mary Hampstead a TO y third. Tine
1;t1.
Fourth racc-Afie and three cighths--
Tho Bachelor @ 20 81 first. Adolph Spreck-
lcs l6 90 - second. Hanweli GO 20 u third.
Time. 2205.
Fifth race-mile and sixteenth-Bene
OF Troy % 90 D first. Lady Meddlesome
% 20 ID second Miss Patron g 10 j. third.
Time 1882.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

WASHINGTON. August 19.-Secretary-
of-War Root made public tonight a plan
for systematically taking care OF the sup
plies contributed for the destitute Porto
Ricans. It provides FOR a central COM
mittoo Of representative citizens Of the
country 10 which an local comm tees are
TO- report THIS committee is 10 have
charge of Distributing the supplies. which
IS 20 be done I'm "a manner % secure the
best possible results.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

CUMBERLAND G.. IT,, VA. August To-
Spcc.al THE district meeting elected del
ecaies TO the Senatorial aud House con-
ventions. and instructed for A. ID Wat
k.ns for me Senate and Il. W. HUBBARD for
the House.
RESOLUTIONS were unanimously adopted
endorsing Hon. Thomas S. Martin and in-
s,ructmg AN delegates TO vote for no
candidate who would not pledge himself fro
advance to vote for Martin against the
field.
Colonel Blanton's course in the House
was endorsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
A Rough Voyage.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 19--Captaln D.ser,
OF the steamship Essex, reported that
hurricanes. He tried 70 make Hatteras.
but was carried 20 the eastern end ~ the
Gulf Stream. They shiDned heavy seas
continually. which flooded the captain 3
cabin and AN the statc-ro0ms on the
port side. carried away part ~ the bridge,
smashed the forward companiOnway. also
the skyllght and a boat on the port sice
Two boats were carried out OF the checks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Fire i'm Vicksburg.

v1cKsBURG. MISS, Aug. l9.-The ffre
yw,aa'rehonse of Lee. Richardson x 60. was
gotten under control this morning. For FOR
49, vvonld he swept. but by hard work
t mo nr ORES Of the flames was etopoed
s Sii0 the Vicksburg and Greenville Packet
Company's headquarters on me north
a ae loss will approximate $4,000; coy
ere5 nv insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Virginia's Quota.

A special % The Times from East Rad
ford last night says:
1.-THE Governor has not yet recommended
the names 70 the Secretary OF Wa Tor
Virginia's quota o. new volunteer officers.
After the Governors suggestions are ac-
quiesced IN hy the Secretary, the names
win be made public from Washington"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

RENNTs. Aug. i9.-The police have
abandoned the clue 10 the assassin OF La
borl which they have been following at
Aslgue. The suspect has given satisfac-
tory proof OF his Innocence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

BROOKLYN az Boston.
Philadelphia az New York
Baltimore az Washington.
Louisville at Cleveland
Piusburg az Cincinnati.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Enrthc Dewey Home.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-Unitcd states
Treasurer Roberts today received IRON
the G.. A. Il. Post at Dallas, Tex, SIS Tor
the Dewey Home Fund. which now
amounts 20 $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

If you're swinging in a ham,
mock, luck's with you. If you
took the right things to wear
for comfort and looks, you're
still more lucky, but if you re
short of anything in the line of
Clothing we can supply you by
mail or express.
You can buy at the Same
GREATREDUCTIONS that your
friends here in Richmond are
enjoying at our store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
ON The TuRF.

I.c,ah 6. Won the Unfinished Trot AZ
Glen. Falls-Rcsultsa at Saratoga
GI.EN FAILS. n. y. Aug. i9.-The
closing event OF the Grand Circuit races
was tho unfinished 2:i9 trO,. which was
yun on to-day;
Ietah s frst Jack D. second: Dollard,
third. Time, 2llN. 2lli4. 212iz
Al Saratoga.
SARATOGA, August l9.-ReSults az sar-
atoga today. Summaries:
FIRST receive tfurlongs-Blue Devil
as 20 y first. Sardino a 20 - second,
LOvleite G 10 p third. Time. i;0lA.
d. second rzce-nye and half furiongs~-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Partial List Of Cures.

SOVEREIGN RHEUMATISM CURE. FOR
Rheumatism. aching Muscles, sore
ness. sun Joints
SOVEREIGN COUGH AND LUNG
CURE. for Pulmonary Coughs, Bron-
ch.ts Irritation of Lungs
SOVEREIGN DYSPEPSIA CURE, Tor
Dyspepsia. derangcd stomach, indi-
gcstiOu
SOVEREIGN LIVER CURE. for Torpid
ity and cngorged Liver and Spleen.
SOVEREIGN KIDNEY CURE. for dis
ordered Kidneys Bladder. Pains in
the Back. Urinary Distress.
SOVEREIGN BLOOD CURE c'canses the
Blood OF its impurities ta.nts. etc.
SOVEREIGN NERVE CURE Tor Ner-
vous Exhaustion and General Debility.
SOVEREIGN HEART CURE for weak
cned Heart action Fautnc-s, Fear,
tiutterins. Pressure.
SOVEREIGN CATARBU CURE for "a
tarrh Sore Throat C.Hs. influenza.
SOVEREIGN GNHALINg POWDER. FOR
Sore Ihroais. Colds. Inf clza ca
f4rrn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

Of the court. General Gonse. who was un,
der-chief ~ the general staff, was cailed
Ia the witness stand. He explained 'he
natives which influenced his actions our
ing the past few years ana saio ne Do"sNeu
ne was animated by the ioi,ese anus,
namely tho protection or the army
ara,ns, tha criminal attacks MADE on I"
from all sides.
WAS IMPOSSIBLE.
c..reral Gorse said that In spite OF rs
.o-hav,,,s statement, II was impossio.e
to- MIN to have written the Dorueretu
"a stIIl more Impossible for him to nave
sacurad ,ne Information contained Ihere-
IN He added that no traces or indis-
crefion were discovered during All the pro-
ceesings against Esterhazy.
cene.al Gonse denied that Esterhazy
had received money from the Intelligence
Denartment. and. describing the Strange
behovior" OF rDeyfus and his frequent
acts Of indlscreuon" the witness begged
the court to summon the secretary OF the
Ministry OF War. Who surprised the prs
oner prying I'm the offices at Tine when
thare was no business going on there
The General defended Guenee and reier-
red 20 another spy as an "nonoraoie
man" whose name he could not give as
having furnished military headquarters
with valuable information. 49,
Tho witness asserted that while the
name Of Dreyfus was often mehlloi ~
-, ,be documents I'm the possession OF the
Intelligence Department, his Innocence
was nowhere limited at ,.e,,,d
The General then proceeded 10 uelo'',
Patv de Clam from the inslhua' -,
Colonel Picquart and corroooId'eu 49,.
cral Nercier's evidence in regard 70 tne
alleged confessions made 10 Cay''i" i'
brun-Renault .,,+or,opts
The General denied several sul'.'ii'. .,',
made by Picquart, and reierIeo 10 ,te
ALLEGED number OF errors iiiauo 49,,
mart ON "unfounded charges or espioh-
age" ,. ororeed hv
considerable comment was arou9cu ~
.b. fact that. contrary 20 the provisions
~ the law recurring the testimony 20
d. verbal and without notes, Gener'H
co,se adjusting his Eyeglasses, pro.
oooded 10 consult a large notebook ana
e.o,,ontlv refreshed his memory. Deal
inc with the Henry forgery, General
Gonse said: ,n
General Roget spoke u me about II
AZ lenath eight days before Henry con-
fessed." (Sensation)
The witness disputed Magistrate Ber-
tulus' account Of tho interview Win
1Tonry lint admitted than when he (Gen.
Conso) handed Henry his forgery the
laftor insisted il must not be shown TO
Picauart (Sensation)
Peplvinc 10 NJ. Demange witness ad-
rnifted he had ordered Colonel Picquart
not 10 concern himself with the hanr
writing Of the bordereau when he COM
menced his investigations OF Esterhazy.
o'Then." asked NJ. Demange. Sharply
"wheh you saw his handwritings We're
Identical with the writing Of the horde
reau. did that make no impression Cn
you?'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

since tho foreign minister M becas. e
returned from Dis visit to Count Ml-
rayIeg EMILY CRAWFORD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
pnsfnnce Advanced.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-The fourth
class pos,otiice al Toccoa, Ga. viii be al
vanced to the presidential class october
Ist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Standing orthc Clubs.
nnllimnrc. 1I. Wa.hIneton. I.

BALTIMORE Aug l9-The Orioes
v,on todays same from the senators III
the nfth inning when MERGERS witness
combined with several long hits. r,suIlei
I'm eight runs Mccain ana fhdden "'Ie
put out OF The grounds Tor excessive A'cN-
IN, innings. r. II. j..
f,-l,lmore. ......loOOSO XII l3 j
wilmington. .10OOOOOOO-l 2
Fareries Mop and Robinson Mercer
and Duncan. Umpires-Mauassau and
Hunt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
A cPrAT REsENIBLANCE.

"r,videntlv." replied the witness "the
two handwritings had great resem-
blance."
When Dreyfus was asked the regular
question. he said:
81 will reply directly 10 the Secretary OF
the Ministry OF War who said he saw m
in the offices after service hours.
"As regards General Gonse, I am sur
Drised that the General repeats dinner
table gossip There IS known % be insir-
mountable difficulty in introducing any
one into the Min stry Of War and 10 IS an
soluteIy IMPOSSIBLE for an officer to bring
any one into the Ministry
To this the General replied:
'No doubt it is difficult"
colonel Jouaust-"No doutt n Is difficult
lint 10 IS not impossible; the Ministry can
be entered easily enough ~ certain hours
Dreyfus was ln a position % know that
Sensation.
The prisoner continuing: Il viii reply %
the Secretary of the Ministry who has told
q TO- What I have 10 say 90 Genera.
GOnse is that every time fri nd came TO
see me az the Ministry, even q French
officer. was i0lliged % descend % tho
floor below. and even members OF the
chamber OF Deputies who called on me
could not enter the Ministry. IT, was n
curnstances Tor q subaitern 20 bring any
body there"
General G0nse declared that permits
could easily he obtained"
Colonel Picquart re-entered the witnes3
box in order 20 reply TO allegations as to
the way Dc performed his duties ie de-
MED number OF General Gonse's asser-
tons regarding the arrests which The Wit
ness ordered.
Counsel for the defense. after eng hash
Ing the fact that even in the opinion OF
General DE Doislenre there was % con-
re.fion between tho Esforhlzv and Drev-
fus affairs. asked The president OF the
court 10 allow Colonel picquart 10 give
Information IN regard TO the 10000 fran IS
said 10 have been expended FOR the sur
VIGILANCE Of Est-rh1zy.
Colonel Picouart detailed Just how the
expenditures were regulated In the lntelii-
aence Department and the DAYS sitting
ended BY coilo4uv between Colonel Pic
quart and Genera Bnlot as 90 the eXpendi
lures OF the Intelligence Department.
The court then adjourned until Monday
IN EsTERHAZY's HAND.
VIENNA. August 19.-The Allegeime
Zeltung SAYS: Colonel Panizzardi. former
military attache Of the Italian Embassy
! I'm paris. has IN his possession the iden-
ucal notes on Madagascar which rs spe-
cifed in the bordereau in the Dreyfus
affair 1t is in Esterhazys handwriting.
and the paper is similar TO that OF the
Dordereau
III was sent 10 Colonel Schwarzkoppen.
attache OF the German Embassy who
had IL copied. The copy was sent 20 Ber-
lin and the original o. Colonel Paniz-
zardl that he might have copy. This
ne did. but he forgot 10 return the oTlsl-
nal 10 his brother attache.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
rhilnloln,ia. 1: New York. =.


Nt.yv YORK. Aug. 19.-phiadelphia
slammed the New York's winning streak
today. The locals could not bunch their
hits and were Handicapped by the absence
of Doyle and Davis. the two men VINO
took their places making errors that let IN
two runs. Attendance l,4l0.
View Yoris........0OO2OOOOo--2 9 8
Philadelphia. ...O12O0O10 o. :
Batterlcs-Doh.ny and Warner; Fraser
and Mcfarland. Umpires-Lynch ana Con-
molly. Time 2 hours
Pi,tsburg. 1f-3; Cleveland, Is.
PITTsBURG, Avg. 19-It was an even
break in the first game Tannehiu was
100 much for the Clevolands while hughey
was easy. in the second Lever was mt
hard from the start and in the seventh the
visitors made three three-basgers in sue
ce.sion. Knep-er on the other hand pitch
ed gilt-edged ball and kept the hits Wei
scattered Attendance 1000.
score nv innings: R.HE.
Pittsburg.... ....21OO1O25 XII Is
Cleveland.... .....O0 OOO1O 01-1 3
Batteries - Tannehill and schriver;
Hlghey and Sugden. Time. 1915.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. IT. T.
Pittsburg.... ..... o . o O0O1 o o. 3
Cleveland.... .....OO0O123 SOS r. 3
Patteries-LeeveT. sparks and Schriver,
Knepper and McAlistcr. Umpires-Swart-
wood and Dwyer Time. 1855.
Boston o; Brooklyn. o.
BOSTON. Aug 19-Boston BANKED
brooklyn In n sharp fielding game to-day
wins pitching was supurb. while Ken
ncdy was a mark FOR Boston after the
third inning. YeagCr replaced Kennedy fin
tho seventh
score by innings: Il. IT, =
Roston...... .....OOO5O22Ox-9 l3 .
Ir,oklyn.... .....OOOO O000O-O Q
Willis and Clarke. Kennedy.
Nclrer and Mcclure. Ump.res-Emslie
and Mcdonald. Time. 213
Worcester, 8; Syracuse. >.
WORCESTER, MASS. Aug. 49,
Score by innings. r. H. 70.
Worcester. 900. Q 0o2100v-5 6 C
SYRACUSE. ...... o 0O11 O0O-2 8
Batteries Miller and Braueae.d; Bishop
and ONel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
MARTIN GETS HALIFAX
TYLER S0UTHAMPT0
CContlnued from First Page)


the Democratic nominees from Augusta
county. both arc Tyler men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE or MEDI-
CINE

One hundred per cent (seventy-one
graduatesl before six State examination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Wherc ThcN PIaY To.Day
Mondays Games.

81. Louis at Cincinnati
Cleveland at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Why Do People Rush
To Buy the World Renowned
Sovereign Remedies :?
Because They Lead Never Follow.
Because They Absolutely DO Cure.
Because They Are NOT Built on FAITH.
IF YOU HEED A MEDICINE TAKE the
SOVEREIGN REAE0lES-AAD R0 OTHER.


They Appeal nesenewe DOnt Ask You to Accept Our
Say So "-Ihcy Are Honest Me4icines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

SOVEREIGN AsTH-
MA CURE. for Asth
ma. construction u
air tubes. difficulty IN
breathing
SOVEREIGN ANTI
BILTOU S co NJ
POUND acts gently
and thoroug hly.
neither pain nor grip
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
BROOKLYN CLUB
DREW A BLANK
Champions Shut Them Out in a
Sharp Fielding Game,
CLEVELAND WON GAME AT LAST
Rrokc Even with Pittsburg I'm
Double Hcadcr-iiit Lccycr Hard
I'm the Second Game 80 The
Chcrnbs Lose.

Yesterdays Scores,
Boston. .. Brooklyn. O.
philadelphia, 4. New York, 2.
Baltimore. II; Washington. l.
pittsburg. lis; Cleveland. Is
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-18
DIED.

In Somerville, Mass, Dec. 8, Mortimer @.
Moore, aged III years, mos 4 days.
In South Barton, Dec. 8, Grace Ethelyn,
eldest daughter of Will and Mabel Brooks,
aged years and months.
In Lowell, Dec. IL, Ephriam j. Crafts, aged
68 yrs. mos.
In Newport, Dec. IL, Georgia, wife of Elisha
Lane, aged "a yrs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-18
Read 0. D. Owens
Advertisement on the
other side of this Sup
pIement.

Locals will be found on the
Local Page of the Main paper
from nearly every town which is
represented on this supplement.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-18
MARRIED.

At the M e. parsonage, Evansville, Dec.
g. by Rev. Seymour @. Vail. Mr.. Alison p.
Marshall of Evansville, and Miss Lettie A.
Folsom of Newport.
At the M. z. parsonage in Cabot. Dec. II, by
Rev. /. p. Chase, Burt III. Benjamin and Mary
l.. Sabin, both of Woodbury..
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-18

In West Derby. Nov. %, a daughter to Mr. =.
and Mrs. Elijah Leavitt.
In Newport Dec. 9, adaughter TO Mr.. and
Mrs. e. @. Blanchard.
In Newport, Dec. Is, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
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