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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-05-26

seoirait quelques minutes son pere
serait d'ailleurs present on trim
querait, ensuite il sc retirerait. Sa
conscience criait encore: my va
pas! |" II discutait avec ellie, impa-
tient: "Quel danger J avait-il :?
Son pere serait la. Au surplus,
n'etait.ce pas autant pour lui que
pour ellie quill trait? Vraiment,
c'etait trop d'hasitation etre a
deux pas de la maison paternelle ct
ny pas entrer? Apres tout, il
await un devoir filial q remplir L.. :"
Sa conscience s'insurgeait toujours:
" tn mensl Ce n est pas par de-
voir filial que tn vas la. C'est la
Roussotte qui seule t'y attire. Ny
va pas T.
ii obeissait, revenait vers les sem
tiers des vignes, y cheminait, tout a
ses refexiona, Sc repetant: "Je
ferais mieux de regagner Anglins.
Ce serait plus sage" Mais de
noaveau .e sol en- pente entrainait
So volonte vers le fond de la vallee.
Bah il 10 verrait, puis Sc retire.
rait. Tout coup, CONNIE il dis
cutait encore, il Sc surprit pene-
trant dams un enclos attenant q la
ferme. Une aDgoisss brusqne lui
barra le gosier, suspendit sa respi-
ration: il lui sembla que son sang
ne circulate plus et.un frisson glace
passa sur son epiierme. Comment
etait-il la? Qn'allait il y faire !?
Devait-il avancer ou battre en- re-
traite? II s'ttait arrete, CONNIE
paralyse Ses jambes etaient mol
les, paraiesaient vouloir lui refuser
leur concours. Ule sueur froide
ruisselait sur ses tempes. Ii con-
geait: "Je resemble un crimi-
mel" Et CONNIE un criminel, en-
effet. il etait haletant, tremblait.
promenait autour de lui un regard
d'epouvante. Soudain, il s'etait
mor,lu la levre jusqu'au sang pour
ne pas crier. La bas, dams le bois.
accroupie a lentree de la cabane on
tant de fo,s lis avaient echange de
folles etreintes, il venait d'aperce-
voir Ia Roussotte, le visage plonge
dams ses deux mains... Que faisait-
ellie la? Les mauvais hasar1s qui
president q l'accomplissement des
forfaits humains ne ly avaient-ils
pas amenee ?... II tressaillit il
n'osait plus faire nn pas nj en-
avant, nj en- arr;ere... Et tandis
quill la regardait, les yeux elargis
de stupeur. brusquement, CONNIE 81
ellie venait d'avoir le sentiment de
50 presence, il pavait vue tourner
de son cote la tete, fxer ardemment
son regard sur lui, tendre ses bras
dams un geste desespere /; il lavait
fentendue l'appeler aJean Jean
Jean r Et ellie s'etait redressee
pour s'elancer sa rencontre.
II ne favait pas attendue. II
await gagne en quelaues bon Is IN
passage pratique dams une hale ct
await disparu.
A present il fuyait, Sc sauvait.
loreille pleine encore du cri dan
goisse de la Roussotte, n'osant pas
SO retourner. tant il await peur de
la voir hncee d sa poursuite.
Par les champs, par les vignes,
par le rivage. sur les greves. parmi
les rocs, il etait allie ainsi, combien
de minutes, combien d'heures? II
ne savait. Il fuyait. marchait. cou-
rait, chasse par so panique. affole,
sans direction. sans but. II s'etait
retrouve devant chez lui, sans avoir
r-couyre sa conscience intellectuel-
10. La porte franchie. il await aper-
Gu, comme ! travers un brouillard,
Mirette aasise ! 50 fen6tre, cote
de L. mere Anne, ct s'occupant d
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-05-26
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ARIZONA. News and Comments Pertaining to the Territory at Large.
Territory at Large

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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
UP TO THE BOARD.
Unless the Commissioners Join Pearl
Street Can't be Paved.

Unless the Commissioners Join Pearl
Street Cant be Paved.
The situation with respect to paving
remains unchanged and the deplorable
condition Of Pearl street remains dis.
grace to Boulder. Boulder county owns
frontage on Pearl, I3th and I4th streets
and this is so heavy that nothing can be
done by way of securing action by the
council without Commissioners Willis,
Butler and Herival authorize their chair
man to sign the petition, binding the
county to pay its proportion of the ex.
pense of paving. The petition calls for
Ia contract not to exceed a certain stipu-
lated price per foot and for payment in
instalments covering period of twenty
years. No payments are TO be made for
repairs tor five years after completion of
the paving. 1t will be seen that such a
contract would work no hardship upon
any owner of property and the payments
of the county could be amply provided
for by succeeding boards of commits
sioners.
The matter is up to the commissioners.
Nothing can be done without their con.
sent and it is idle for the press to thunder
and the people to complain. They
should direct their petitions for paving
to the &C mmissloners. either by letter or
in person. 1t is suggested that everyone
having this matter at heart write to
William Willis, Lafayette.
Thomas Butler. Longmont.
N. R. Herival, Salina.
Or see them in person.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16

Mrs Paul w. Buchanan died at Love
land Saturday. April ID. The news came
IN the nature of shock to the friends
of this amiable lady, although she had
been ill since February l6. Much had
been hoped from an operation performed
at Loveland, but septic poison had SUI
pervened and her demise was inevitable
Mrs Buchanan was Mary N. Hyde, and
she was married at Gordon, Nebraska.
to P. w. Buchanan June 16. 1885, At the
date of her death she was 80 years
of age Two boys are left motherless,
Joe and Glenn, IL and 10 years old re-
spectively.
Deceased was member of the B,ul
der Whist club aid highly esteemed
member of society. The club postponed
its weekly meeting today Out of respec,
to her memory. The funeral will occur
at the residence, on Spruce street, at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
Fine Easter Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs Will Potter gave charm
ing Easter dinner to a number of friends
Sunday afternoon. They had for th'
use of their guests the entire house Of
Sam Knott on Pine street. While i
was showing outside the guests ate fine
red strawberries as desert for an elabor-
ate turkey dinner. All that the epicu;e
signs for was provided for the feast which
was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs Potter, MI
and Mrs J. o. Miller, Mr. and Mrs w. H
Green, Mr. and Mrs w. A. Chamberlain,
MIR and Mrs Hal Coulson, c. c. Cook
and Miss Katie Burger,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
"Tbe Merry CObbler."

Our people will have another oppor.
tuni,y of witnessing Joe Emmett's
famous play, "The Merry Cobbler," on
next Wednesday night. Mr. Hatten has
been asked to repeat the play OF last
Tuesday, for charity, the proceeds to &C
10 the deserving poor families OF Boul.
der. On Wednesday afternoon the
charity ladies together with the "Merry
Cobbler" will give matinee with scenes
from the MERRY Cobbler," songs. dances
"a prize cake walk and specialties from
our own home people-Wednesday at
ternoon and evening at the opera house
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
TAYLOR'S CASE SET.

Matter April 80.
Washington, April I6-Judge Bruce
representing Governor Taylor of Ken
lucky, today moved that the case Of the
cont testing officials be advanced in the
supreme court. 1t was set for hearing
April 80.
The supreme court handed down de
cision today In favor Of the Adams Elk
press company and holding that shipper:
must put the government stamp OF
packages.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
A Pretty CaremonY.

Little Hester Alice Sampson, the first
girl born in the Boulder county court
house, was the recipient of silver
knife, fork, spoon and napkin ring Sat.
urday afternoon, the gift Of the officials
of the court house. The presentation
speech was made in an eloquent manner
by Superintendent CT Schools Thomas,
and Hester's respone was audible and
modest.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16

Only men with Gullivers seven league
boots could exercise the right of shoot
ing ducks on yesterday, which was the
last day Of the open season for fowl Of
that kind. Many sportsmen had calcu.
lated on a fine last attempt but the
weather Was 100 many for both man
and bird.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16

Anderson, |. d.. April I6-The mills Of
the American Steel and Wire company
closed down this morning throwing 400
men out of employment. 1t was report
ed the closing was due TO the formation
of wire trust capitalized at SI43.ooo,-
900,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
Ward SnOWbOund,

Ward, Cclo.. April l6-It showed all
day yesterday and Saturday and stiff
wind has prevailed. This morning snow
fell lightly. The Northwestern train
failed to reach camp Sunday and will
not do so today. The people are with
out their mail for two days. Snow is four
feet deep and in drifts is ten feet deep.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
BLOODY ARRAY,

Drunken BrAwl Results IN the Death of
Three Men
Johnstown, Pa. April I6-In a speak
easy at the Bermind. White coal com
pany's shaft in Somerset county, three
men were killed Saturday night. One
was shot and two were stabbed to death
Another will die. The stabbing was
done by an Italian and the entire affair
was the outcome of drunken b1awl.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
LaZler ACNuitted.

The jury brought in verdict of not
guilty in the cattle stealing case against
Irwin Lozier in the district court late
Saturday afternoon. The jury was out
but short time.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
Of Arms
Win Strikers
THREATS OF BLOOD.

Clash Of A rms Expected Between troops
and Strikers.
New York, April r6-A force of GOO
militia leave this city this afternoon for
the Croton dam. The strikers there are
in an ugly mood and are armed. Their
leader says they will resist any armed
force but will not destroy property. 1t
is charged however that the men threat
en- to destroy the old dam, thus cutting
off 90 per cent of New York's water
supply.
A consensus of opinion of people near
the dam is that the strikers will fight the
troops and that bloody engagement
is imminent.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
5
Victory
BRAsANT's SUCCESS.
Later Reports Confirm his Capture OF
B0er Guns.

BOSr Guns
London. April I6-Later reports seem
to confirm the report that Brabant's
force had delivered defeat to the Beers
near Wepener, capturing several guns
Brabant's whole force of mounted troops
left Aliway North Saturday to meet the
enemy and the battle, probably, occur
red Sunday.
A dispatch to the Mail from Lorenzo
Marquee states that the British consul
there has held maxim guns consigned
to Pretoria from Germany.
A Pretoria official bulletin dated April
-. states that the burghers captured
500 oxen at Wepener,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
HO0| VIII Spe0k
Eg[t Hours
EIGHT HOURS OF HoAR.
Venerable Senator viii Contend for Inde
pendence of FiLpinos.

ve0orSDto SonaS"r VIII OOnSo"" A"' A"
pendence of Filpinos.
Washington, April I6-There will be
$1,000 words in the carefully prepared
ADDRESS to be begun this afternoon in
the senate by Senator Hoar. 1t will re-
quire eight hours in delivery and will BIT
Senator Aoar's greatest effort. He will
contend for the immediate release Of the
Filipinos and the independence of thoss
islands.
In the house today the naval appro.
priation till was taken up. This carries
$6l 2oo.oI6. the largest estimate in the
history of the navy.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-16
Can Such Things be?
Boulder, Colo, April Is, 10

Boulder, Colo, April If, 1900.
Editor Camera:
1t is said that one of our grocers has
discovered a new way of making money.
He takes package coffee, opens the
packages, extracts several ounces of
coffee and then seals up the packages
again. All package coffee should
weigh sixteen ounces. Weigh your cot.
fee and see whether it holds out.
GROCER.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-12
Petition for DIrnrcn.

To the honorable county court next 10
be held at Chelsea, within and Tor the
county OF Orange on the first Tuesday III
June, A. ID. 1900.
Your petitioner, Lissie NJ. Ranuey oi
Randolph, Ia the county OF Orange ana
state OF Vermont, respectfully shoSs tbst
she was legally Joined In marriage, al Bos.
ton in the Commonwealth OF Massacbu.
sets, on the 30th day OF May, A. ID. l@.
10 Thomas Ranney(who now resides with.
out the state OF Vermont) by Nathan Bar.
nett, q justice OF the peace duly authorized
10 solemniZe marriage ceremonies. that
from the time OF said marriage to October
lst, A. d., 1899, she lived with the said
Thomas in the faithful discharge Of her
duties imposed by the marriage cove.
nants; but Notwithstanding this the said
Thomas has at divers times treated your
petitioner with great cruelty and int0lsr.
able severity, and although Of sufficient
pecuniary ability, the said Thomas bm
wilfully refused and neglected to support
and provide for your petitioner and their
said child and has utterly abandoned
them.
Your petitioner further shows that they
have one child, the issue OF said marriage
Helen, IS months old.
Your petitioner therefore prays that
divorce may be granted her and that the
custody OF said child be decreed her, and
so will ever pray.
LIssIE M. RANNEY.
Subscri bed and sworn TO this 22d day Of
March, A. ID. 1900, before me.
N. l.. BoYDEN, Master in Chancery.
STATE OF VERMONT To Thomas Ran
ORANGE COUNTY, 50. ney, the above
Greeting.
You, the said Thomas Ranney, are here
BY commanded TO appear before the coun'
" court, next to be held at Chelsea, With
n and for tue county OF Orange, on the
irst Tuesday OF June, A. ID. 1900, then and
here TO make answer to the foregoing Pc
ttion and abide the order OF the court
herein.
And II appearing that the said Thomas
ianney is without the state OF Vermont
o that process cannot be served on him 10
he usual way, il Is ordered thst notice
lereof shall be given by publication OF q
opy OF the foregoing petition, with tbs
rider, three weeks successfully In the
'HELsEA HERALD, a weekly newspaper
rinted at Randolph, in Orange county,
he last publication OF which shall be s1
'eeks, at least, before said first Tuesday
I June, 1900, which shall be considered
efficient notice. Given under my band
Chelsea, in said county, this 23d day Of
iarch, A. ID. 1900
CURTIS s. EMERY. Clerk.
n. l.. BoYDEN, Atty. for Petitioner.
Given under my hand at Montpelier ~
he county OF Washington this 4th day OF
JAMES NJ. TYLER,
Judge OF the Supreme Court.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-12
Petition for D,ro-

To the Hon. County Com,
neiu az CDelsea, within and To- ueAt 10 o
" OF orange on the first Tnest the eoub.
a; ~, 1900. Your petitions. ~ Of June
wright, OF Randolph In 49, wilson D.
orange and the state N ~ county a
spectfully shows that on the ettllont, Re.
Decem ber, A. d., 1862, at Rntl.,a.Jn day .,
iand county, he was lawfniiaa IN Rot.
marriage to Emily M. ID. Wriggh Joined ID
SAID RUTLAND, but now OF n ~, Then q
nesota, by - Nicols, a instisauli Min.
peace, duly qualified to perioEn1a, o. The
ceremonies. That from the linz marriage
marriage until on or about Jnlv ~ ~ said
me SAID petitioner, lived wifb ~ be,
Emily IN the faithful discbaras' ue said
uusIss imposed by bis said marPis,o' lne
Ei put Notwithstanding this IN coy'
sartaS "a % about July, 1890, wilfnIigv ' ~
se eru your petitioner and has since i,1 ue,
psia E ana apart from him, aud SIgo it .s
mitted adultery and ala ior ',nes CON-
years treat your petitioner o-is series Of
cruelty and intolerable seyerity "'H great
fore your petitioner prays thai mhere-
may be granted him and as In Cn,,. uilvofee
will ever pray. uu'y bound
1900. WILSoSS' ~ ip :; A. D.,
subscribed and sworn 10 this 81 nj Il'
March, A. d., 1900, before me Jay Of
N. l.. BOYDEN, Justice of the De-
STATE OF VERMONT To Emily ~ 3,
ORANGE COUNTY, IS. Wrigbt o. ~
raul, Minnesota, Greeting. Won ~
said Emily NJ. D. Wright, are berebv ,o zoe
manded to make your personal s,o oou'
ance before the county eourt pPeaf'
held at Chelsea within and To- =" N
orange county on the first TBas5.,,s 90.
June, A. d., 1900, then and tbs.S VI
answer to the foregoing petition ana stsn "
20 and abide the orders OF the CONT tbo..
10. And as ii appears that the said 1919
Nj. ID. Wright resides without tbe So
vermont II is ordered that a copv ~ ~.
'oregoing petition with this order bs ,1 ,s'
ished in the Chelsea HERALD. a psTs.
PAPER published in said Orange conn,S
hree weeks successfully, the iast nnb3
alton OF which shall be six weeks MI,
o said session OF said court which E5sii
,e deemed sufficient notice 10 Inc -
emily NJ. ID. Wright.
Given under my hand at Chelsea i'm said
range county this 18th day OF March A
,, 1900. CURTIS 3. EMERY. CIerb
n. l.. BoYDEN, Atty. for Petitioner
Given under my hand at MontpeGe, In
he county OF Washington this am dsy m
.pril, A. d., 1900.
JAMES NJ. TYLER
Judge OF the Supreme Court.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-12
IEGAI1S.
Petition for Divorce.


STATE Of NEhMONI -. n. ,noo
| Whereas Martha T.. Goodwin of STRAIT
ford, in the county of Orange and state OF
| Vermont, has filed in this court her petit
tion for divorce, stating that on the 18th
day OF September A. ID. 1896 at STAFFORD,
in the county of Orange and state OF YER
mont, she was lawfully married to Joseph
w. Goodwin, then OF STAFFORD, in the
county OF Orange and state of Vermont,
by the Rev. Henry Cummings, a minister
OF the gospel; that they lived together at
STAFFORD aforesaid from the date OF said
marriage, Sept. 4, A. d. 1896, until about
the 18th day of Novem Der, A. ID. 1896; that
during said eoverture she has faithfully
Kept the marriage covenant, but that he,
the said Joseph w. Goodwin, among 9th.
er wrongs mentioned at last said date will
fully deserted the said libellant and con-
tinued such desertion hitherto; that the
said libellant has resided in STAFFORD, in
the county OF Orange aforesaid, for fifteen
years last past, and praying that bill OF
divorce may be granted her.
And II appearing that the said Joseph
W. Goodwin Is now out OF the state OF
Vermont and that process cannot be
served on him, il is ordered that the said
Joseph W. Goodwin appear before the Or
ange county court next to be held az Chel-
sea, within and fer the county OF Orange.
on the f1rst Tuesday Of June, A. ID. 1900,
and make answer to said petition; and
that this notice be published three weeks
in the CHELSEA HERALD, a
newspaper published at Randolph, in said
county OF Orange, the last OF which pub |
icattons to be at least six weeks previous |
% the term Of court aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 30th day OF /
March, A. ID. 1900.
CURTIS S. EMERY, Clerk.
ID. e. HYDE, Atty. for Petr.
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South STAFFORD.

] 'NHhh
Mrs. Delight Caswel is quite seriously
i'll.
Miss Rose H. Gilkey is in Bethel visit.
| ing friends.
Mr. Bowers of Boston was in town on
| business last week.
Mrs. Charles Lane returned from a two
weeks trip Wednesday.
Merrill Lane is home from St. Johns.
bury academy for the spring vacation.
Mrs. Edwin Blake goes to Amesbury.
Mass, this week to visit her aged mother.
Brent F. Jordan has rented the Buell.
brick tenement and moved into il last
week.
Lugene S. Bartlett and family have
moved into Mrs. Marion q. Prescott's
house.
Messrs. Thompson of New York and
Nicolls OF Randolph were at the Barrett
House last week.
A sugar party was given at the Baptist
vestry last Thursday evening, which was
very generally enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown are i'll with
the grip. Mr.. Brown has been seriously
i'll, but is slowly improving.
B. F. Quimby has been putting a
BARRIERS shop into his store the past week,
which George Ames is to have charge Of.
Mrs. Mary Livermore, who has been in
Hanover the past few months, Is spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. George
Brown.
VIM. M. Hatch OF Boston, who has re-
Gently had the appointment of Chinese
Inspector, spent two days with his broth
er, h. l.. Hatch, the first OF the week.
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Petition for Divorce.

STATE OF VERMONT ! June Term, go,
ORANGE COUNTY. A. ID. iHy'
Whereas George A. Mosher OF Stranofa'
In the county OF Orange and state OF YER
mont, has filed In this court bis petition
Tor divorce, stating that on the 5Oth Gay
OF June, A. ID. 1855, at Hammond IN tns
county OF St Lawrence, in the state OF
New York, be was lawfully married TO ~.
Gina Mosher, then OF Hammond, 10 tue
county OF st. Lawrence and state OF New
York, by the Rev. Thomas Ferguson,
minister of the gospel. That they i1eu
together as husband and wife al ISM
mond, in the county OF st. LaWItuVeo
aforesaid, from the 30th day OF June, -,
until about May 18th, 1895. That JULIUS ~
said coverture be has faithfully yep W. W
marriage covenant but that bis sala VIZ
at last said date wilfully deserted the SUI
libellant and continued such deeel', ~.
hitherto. That the said libelant has u
sided in STAFFORD, in the county OF VI,
ange, and in Woodstock, in the county ~
Windsor and state OF Vermont, conunu4
ously since March LIST, A. D., ISIS "a
since September LIST, A. ID. lSss, I'D AZ
and praying that bill OF ~ ~
vorce be granted him. And II sppesi,.thss
that the said Lucina Mosher Is out OF ~.
state OF Vermont, and that process ca al.;S
be served on her, it is ordered that the so
Lucina Mosher appear before the Orahse
county court next to be held al Cue', ~
within and for the county OF Orangs "a
the first Tuesday OF June, A. ID. w., ~
make answer to said petition ana thAl -,
notice be published three weeks srs.
sively in tie CHELSEA HERALD, a he,
paper published at Randolph, Neri n
he last OF which publications TO De ~
east six weeks previous to the Ter"
,ourt aforesaid. ~
Given under nv hand this S1st day u
March, A. ID. 1900. ,,,..L
CURTIS s. EMERY ClefA'
ID. g. HYDE, Atty. for Petr.