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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

iMpaaea Tho laasage of the crowds and
the mounted aAe0ph
Arriving 40 the capitol hqnApe the
poNppn0p Was conducted 10 n review
Inv atAlll on the street and n HpAnd
prOeessiuN Iaasad IN mviaW, onnupWr
lnH M0pe Than Nh hour,
After The tproeeasion Ind pAssed
ODsepnep HoOanpell Wns conducted ~
n a%peakep'a stand where lA addressed
Il large crowd, FAWnp NJ those press
emf haAfa hla apeeeh than those who
did n0t hahp hi Ito needed \ mpHAr
lluMa 10 address NIL who WaFn lhepel
He spoke f0r thpaauQuAptnpa Of an hour,
aOlnH 0yep the sanle ground IN his per
marks thAt ha Inns travelled 0vap bnfepn
upon lha isaHes 0f expansion, milltMr
lam, Imperialism and patriotism
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
A Would he Negro RayishAp
Meets Death at the
Hands OF n Mob,
HIS GUILT
nNAiDpas Was Suspended while tho
pODnInm Joined IN u Hunt
for tho IpNDa9vpssOr

Wotnmpka, Alan Oct arsWinhnld
Townsend, alias Floyd Negro, WINS
burned MI the stake I'm tho little town
on HloptiG, fifteen milNa from this
plapp, hnlf mn hour after midnight
This morning, The negpO's crime WIS
nm ATTEMPTED nssanlt on Mrs., h0nnia
Harrington, whose husband anf i've ~
tho fuel which Wh,tped V0WnHnd's
body 10 ashes, y,
Yesterday afternoon w O'clock
Townsend, who WINS N nephew Wv lho
negro Nlnydt hanged " week $50 f0v
an attempted nssnult, Atlnoknd MPar
H0ppingtDn, NV, Harrington WIN NJ n
cotton gin IN Nlpplle md lives ono
mile out ~ town, The Negro pnno 10
tho house and told Mpa, Harrington
that hop husband Ind sont him 10 get
twenty cents from hop, RlH fold MIN
she hRd no ahnnHe, Than lhn negro
lntt, but returned Nv nh0nf Ten mttl'
ntpa, Vhe WOmnn's HappnnA were
hnnpd NV Bob MiOhOlH, " negro who
WAS Wnhalng along tho p0nd nf mo
Time .Ha pAn into tlo house W Time
IN ana TIM negro ealANnr
An sOnn na Mps, Harrington returned
10 consciousness, Nichols gnye tho
nlarm, 4llN news Hppnad RAPIDLY, All
he stores IA Hlnfnlin MAt1 Instantly
closed, Tho giDnppieA and haWmtl!s
RhHt doW,l, nnd tho people l0ft tNaip
WnHDns IN the pOnd and lheV pl0Wa W.
Tho field and gathered fop n pllpanif 0f
the lNHp0r
Tllp crowd divided, some securing
lha woods near llle a1nne of tlla CRIME
and Others going 10 tll0 peniteDflRVy
TOP bl00dhonnda The DOGS were nov
brought t0 tho scene until nnaply dAplh
Thep ware lnken ~ where the Regp0'A
tpNGkR Disappeared, ma AH exciting
GhasN anRn6d, The dogs stopped hnRls
w wi n tpa0 In front Nv .o1i0n''H Store
ON tho north ontRkipts 0f NleotiG, Whe
crowd coming up h0oll, dlaNovapa0 tne
negro sitting on. n limp, He WIS
brought down and taken ~ fhn SCENE
on hiH crime There no Wea confronted
bF hin victim, who positively, tdenflr
tind HIM Word was senl w tha other
something PARTIES That tha Negro hAd
baan found and M about " O'CLOCK u
crowd Qr several hundred gathered W
tho little village,
ThH negro WIS IAken 70 Tho ndga of
tho Fillnge and. preparations f0p hiH
dnAtll were gnlGkN made 4. p0pn
WINS flung over tine limb ~ N biE 0nk
and n bundled mon stood pandy W
swing him mp phnn y bali, WAa
chilled and the manner NJ death nla'
GnHsad by Tho mob A vote WINS tNkan
and tho ball0tinH showed, \ majority
0f Tho crowd 10 favor aaAth nv tlla
stalor Tle stake was prepared and
Tho Negro was hound w VI with GhAinA,
Pine knots were piled ah0Ht him ahd
tho hamGA were atnptad nv Vino hpar
band on F0Wnsend's Victim, An they
leapad 10 Tho Negroes flesh no uttered
wild cries 10 God f0p mercy and help,
Tho crowd looked, ON daAf IN hia cries,
and within Nh h0W Tho negro WINS pe'
dnG1d 10 ashes
T0wnaend,. before being hound, eon'
fGssed Tho crime,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
IsHDm0Dt IlHaliDHH,

New York, OGt azHPGpVy Belmont,
vine fOp four consecutive terms rnprn'
sentfd Tho frst kGW fOpk district IN
congress-, Was again named by nm
democrats NJ That district NJ tllfiT con-
Vantim IN Mine0lh IN Iu today, The
nomination WaR nv aGGlamAti0n alld
Was made in RpiM M iha fAGl tiAf
Mr BelmQnt'A friends IN Tho a0nyen'
hon Ind IN thNir possession n letter
from him In which. IN dealined thN
nomination. T0niEht N committee
GaIlad on Nv Balm nv NJ hia Now
Work. Residence M notify. him NJ, mr.
nomination HG p0sitiv w declined
IN Enn End nfaElGd N hia l0Ll0Ei
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Beers IN MONTANA
SOUTH AFRICAN REVUGEEB SEEK
HOMES IN THE WEST,
A Desirable Glass OF Immigrants VIII
Trek md Outspan Naaf Rocky
Mountain kopjes,

ghigago, oct, a--Within Tho nest
fonp Nv Ave Woeks bntwNnn 700 and
moo n0avs--f0rnruDD0pa nf 1900 oT
mora rvaDsynalops, who, having boon
pndnead 10 poverty by tho wnV IN
south AfpiGa, have dnf0rmlnod W 0hst
fhoiV fortunes WITH thn United htntes
will arrive IN New York, whence
They viii W0Go0d Wy way ~ ChteAAO
and tho Twin Cities, W Tho fMptilO
ynldiE III North pakOtM Ronth DnkOln
md Northwestern Montana
On tha border states they VIII lny
ont experimental GOlOnt0a md " They
AMI climatic conditions Ilovo mo
reasonably N%gpNaAble, thoy VIII adyiso
those ~ theN Kind, who contemplate
settling IN This country, 10 come 10
tho Staten
ThNVo has boon much talk Of. Doev
immigration No this country, md press
agents Of some mtlv0ads hAy0 given
ONT tlat thousands Of Afvtennd0rR, div
satisfad with tla turD ~ affairs md
W0spaGtiyN conditions IN tlN Trans.
wall IN tho Orange Vroo Htato, Ind
pNGtiaNlly decided w lnlO np farming
along The lines they p0pves0nk Thnt
inv thnse reports hNy0 NOV boon yevi'
fad, Nv now known, however, That
duly authorized agents ~ mo Beers
ape IN th0 northwest IN mo interests
on WOHldrhn immigrants
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Hnlhb0na, ths GODapipBl0H

Havana, 00t, a=HTha Havana Posi-,
referring today ~ tho p0sf0ffGa
frauds, makes tlH following statement
1--WE have bean quietly and ON our
own RanOUnt working mp thn Gnae
against NV HstGs a, HathbOnn, We
now behave ha Will bn GhApged WITH
having G0ng0fed tho whole halnma ~
embeaHlemenh may evan ba shown
that thn Rh0plnHG IN A0mGthlng between
&a7, 600 and EaA,0o0h NV ERNEST
heG g0nant spaaial aOnnail, fOV .ihn
government I'm Vino mAltav, when ghhad
10 confirm nv deny them W0nld M
neither He aaid, however, That lHyAsr
fiEati0ns had moi bean confined 10 n
mere revision Of aGG1nnth
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
ppOsen 10 IIeath,

HolaDn, Oct, p~-sThn first fatality 81
tho approaching winter ~ reported no
Libby, OnsNAda county, The DlnoleeD
months old dnnghlop ~ MnptM Slel'
vert wandered away from hp home
spyapnl dhyS nAD md hop Frozen body
WIS found y%oslopdny by her parents,
who Ny0 almost distracted,
A snow storm haH been prevailing
In northwestern M0ntnnm for twenty
four hours, md nbDnt slk inches 0f
snow has tnIlDD, CRttl0men npe not
worrying, ~ Tho snow IN light
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

himself In tho Venezuelan boundary
diaDnta and naada several weeks Df
complete rest, IIo added Tint ha
would be In New York Ia October 0n
some lngnl bnainnaa md would thnn
put himAnlf in communication with
Tho national oDMmlttnn,
10 wns snid 0n tha highest authority
thNt Nv Harrison would not bp ON
peptnd 10 make my speeches until u
lntpv dry, until after Governor boOae.
volt knd returned To lis own state,
Then no wOnld take tho stump md
make snyopAl speeches, M lenHt two OF
which mo tO bn delivered in this oItS,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
TIE THIRD TICKLE
DISSATISFIED DEMOCRATS MAKE
STATS NOMINATIONS
George MI Hays OF Billings Favored
Win an Endorsement by
Tho Convention
HpDeinl 10 gDG DnIIE 6nsattar

Hpaeinl 10 IlM DuIlg dasettai
Butte, Oetl pm4ho state indepond,
ent democratic convention adjotlnod
M y d I'M after u most harmonious
session, livery nomination Was madt
by aGeIAmatiOl amid great enthusiasm
1'he tigket IN M fOIl0Wsl
i1leotOps=6apney, 0'Hhea and Icy
H6pi. ,,
gOHapeasmml@g0pneliua n Reilly
Or Silver bow county,
HOyepn0P@ThOmas ~ HOEanr
lieutenant d0yepA0pmdGnGpal Mar
Ion on Miaa0Hlal
Secretary on HtAtemda0pH9 M Hays
OF yellowstone county,
AsaOelaIe bnatlGe@H0bepf Lee W0Pd
0f Lewis ami 0lapkl
TpaaaWepauA lien Livingston OF Park
county
AudltOpH=B, j, Mclean on Carbon
county
Attorney aenemlmW, II, 81 stuart
On nAllntin county
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
A AlMnlnn inns AMMnk,

Albapt Ion, Mimi Det, y--John
Hnpa, n nrAgy man, pWD nnnok Ob
Broadway tonight, Ito shot POlioep
mnn OsoaP Rubby who attempted 10 M
post him, and held u big crowd M bay,
ITO also shot WIN, Jones IN the
stomach, seriously w~OnndinR him. A
crowd followed him down the street,
keeping ~ u povppet fnailnde of shots,
A rifle bullet thWOngh tho brain finally
brought him down, IIa onn live but Il
few hours Officer hnbby WINS shot
through Tho LORI ling nnd0p tho llenpt,
but may pnll through, Jones IN In u
serious condition,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
ON TEE HOME STRETCH,


Nav Work, 0GL A-HpnpGarninR thN
mnoFf fhat az President Harrison, who
ANNA IN fha eify Int Hiaht WIN his
family from fhe Adiy0pdaGks w0Hld
make N faW spGeGhes during tiR GaW.
nRian, II Was learned thgt the national
a0mmiftW wrote him Rh1Ht \ month
ag0 askiDg him NJ take some active
pHEt IN tho GHHlpAiRnt..
Mr. Harrison Wplied. asking fha
committee nat M Whss bfm w make
any sIeRehes GRFK IN the AAmpaiRBt
HG aKplHtRed HINT M was ever w8Fkea
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
htpharA May lDrvenHe Demands

philadelphia, 0at, yaaNO bronx Inns
occurred hi tlla rAHlA M llla striking
miners, though additional notices Of
an inop0a8e Of 10 pnF onlt W. waHeH
were posted throughout lllo region IN
fact there Wopn many Indications l0a
day Of Nh int0nt On lho pWt W Tho
strikers lO insist upon other GDlGees
slOnN and 10 polnnill Ont Until operators
Give recognition IN tllNH national
tOv1nv,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
uig hhDs VAgiDpH IIHpUsJ

WillinmHpOpt, W., Outt y, v " m,@=
Shortly aft0p midnight llr0 lW0hn Ont Va
tIe InrHo shoe fa0tOpy NJ ), w. Dayton
NJ UOv ADd MI v O'nlOoh tilis morning
III NOT NDdnv GUnlyDL TW plant VIII
In " total lONA nlN fn0t0y and G0ts
tenth Np valued Nv 1900, 900, pHvtly
00vApGd by insnWnGa, surrounding
property " III Imminent dADany W M
Inn burned,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
WNges M War

WnshtDgfOn OGk, a-~-1'b0 following
hAs baan voGdiyad Nv tho WIN d0pArl'
mGnfi
M0Diln ont a~~lftll0d b0tWfoD
PRyiA md Santa BMbRrh Pnnay,
Oat0bW h Second hieufanhnl Mlx
Wagner, a6th Regiment United btntes
volunteer infantry, lblgnndl
Macarthur
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
revsuo Wins Nentunhy V0tuvlty,

LASingfOD, N.Y. OCT a--INrenO,
owned Ivy " W. HWknnss, NJ Walnut
Farm, won thG gv0at k6niuGky fHily'
Ivy fOv three yAW 0ldA pure $4,000,
M thrGN svaight heats Wine siIgh,
ail0A, ailN Susie H. won aoGOnd
money, LAdy Thisn third, Porto
HtGO fourth,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
spGrGh Machine cumming hmaDthlpi

i,n Gp0sap, Wian Got pHHWhen NV
Bryan concluded hls last speech here
tolllAht no Ind made eighteen .ag
0pOBbnh nlld Ind consumed ubUBt niHil1
I0on hours during tho day. .BaHllH
ming III y 0'Gl0Glt In tho morning he
talked MI intervals until evening, put
fllg w, MI EQld, fully slk solid hours
an al,0aGIl WalInH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
ybs AYeb MIST On

New Ynk, 0Gk Ain tte municipal
AQBDGiI t0dgy n resolution fW fbe Ter
moyal M tbe Dewey Arch WIN tntr0'
dHeAd and ad0pted
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Empty iIOnOvs,

Boston, Oct, n~-1'hN domOoratio
state convention todny named Robert
Tpent Pnilln nov governors John w
OtD0nDnll, ltnNfnnnntsROyoplOrt Holles
WI InthW SInynDaon, SECRETARY ,of
AtAlnl linnrgn Brown, auditors John
uInllNaHa, WnnHHpNri JOln y,
Grossly, attorney general
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Th0 Arm TpnAi NJ chem All

GhinagO, Onb g%~-TsnnntOV Hmm No.
day spoke Nv 4 noon mnating NJ eDIl'
mivGial mon and mipil snlnsmelL my
Inv W lh0pe WIN sHgh " ching NV M
Oppressive trust, cvokev's loo trust
WIS W.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
A EgyHy MINIS HEAD,

FitfsbHrg, mn, Awhile tenn,
p0fgrity insane WdRy, Nfrdtpnnd
PF0bst n Hlass worker, ktllad. ms
VIE with n shot gym md then blew
nGE hiE own bend,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
seuIUe. phenomenal Ovuwtl1

washington, OCT a--Iim census
bgreaH Announces that tho population
NJ Seattle, Wash, N k0,67l, M against
A. N7 I'm 1870, mis- IN M inGraasa M
Hs, NJ, n IN, ~ per cent
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
AT sayAN,s HOME,


MnM0lM Mah, OCT g~~IfW A0lna
haya pg0tMWNii0nA have bMoH made wv
y monster republican denomination WI
tIllH plAee,. tIie h0me M Nh, Hyym md
the MpllAl III tlM sfAtN' In l0num M
(30verilOy HMseveIh " TOM. place
tedNy, ytM IlgN M marah M tt6 aars
yiaN6s fran TIN sfeftm w mpllgl
Il0Nsa AyNege, s0nefhtnH lyav n mile
MA Y hsIl, WI HpAG WIN pe0ple
0vArYWllNrA md tjlA wldA slrANiA wNrG
htled NtiN0kt fbe auftre dtsfNhm M
NNeh m Axt4Nt ttMt IN many plAaeA "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
hmm Gaming want

ghieagO, Oct, RuaFhe republicans
hAye arranged for speeches by HeHaH
I0pa HAnDN and Frye IN South DAkotn
from October ID 10 p0r
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
JOb lGHIduV Unye Al00d ~

n Bea haa llqtlg4, ,EIlen TEeg'M
l4e ,Y1 ! l, apan.e,ssllsHfi. bn u. hgehlaaa AE44YI,a ag
Oh ,aNgtM " l6H. cured MbgVsABdat FbT
eiaG AAiiA III lIis W61dl, ',FTlM abal 4 bqs,
uOM HUaVHtaedl R0Id by NhaPPIa
UfHR f9g drHAEiata,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

NJ have always vaed F0IpyF HgRGy nod
XXX ,,,.. G 4, II. Ma1dr 4 ..ys s4 99,a lh'1ss sd \ We {
geKedaalW M WIG M HaImes n
GHlhHHH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01
Look Around.

Yes, look around; hear the cry look around
before you buy. And if you will I'll guaran-
tee that you will come and bay of me.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

If the Barre Times or Free Press had
any desire to find out the true situa-
tion in Franklin county they could do
SO. If the table is no more correct as
to other counties than it is to Frank
lin the maker has not arrived at the
dignity of a poor guesser.
The Dillingham; method of claiming
everything in sight may be pleasure
and com fort for the time being, but
does not have those qualities which
satisfy a public in whose mind these
things must be weighed. Such stuff
does not weaken the standing of Gen.
CIRCUITS cause.
We understand that Franklin coun-
ty will give him 70 and perhaps 13
votes out of the 15.-Sa0dnto7o Courier.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

crease its military forces in China,
but would also increase its naval
forces in the far East in order to be
prepared for any crisis.
The announcement that the United
States would proceed to negotiate
with the Chinese plenipotentiaries is
received with some disfavor in Lon
don, where it is claimed that ours is a
mistaken policy and will tend to
nullify the firm stand taken by the
other powers.
Reports from Shanghai tell Of an
indisposition on the ipart lof the Chi
nese government to yield to the
wishes of the foreign powers in the
matter of Furnishing the authors of the
Boxer outrages. Prince Tuan seems
to be in high favor and prominent
anti foreign leaders are being ap-
pointed to various high Offices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

trial the parties agreed to refer it to
Judge Ross and court again adjourned
until three weeks from Tuesday, Sept.
25th, at which time few formal mat
ters will be attended to when court
will rise for the term. The counsel in
the case of Nelson and Hall vs.. Wake
field are, for the plaintiff, Kelton and
Maurice, Wilson and Hall, Young and
Young; for the defendant, o. S.
Annis, Bates and May.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01
REPLY TO THE POWERS.

The United States has given to the
German and Russian ambassadors and
to the Chinese minister replies to the
notes relating to the Chinese question
which have recently been received at
Washington. The texts of the docu-
ments were made public Sept. % and
the United States is now waiting to
see how the announcement of her
policy will be received abroad.
This country informed Germany of
her unwill1ngness to demand the de-
livery of the authors of the recent
Chinese outrages to the foreigners for
punishment as preliminary to nego-
tiations although she asserts her
intention to demand the ultimate
punishment of the guilty by the i'm
perial government. In regard to the
note to Russia the United States
REPLIES to several questions set forth
in recent Russian communicate on.
IShe states among other things that
she has no intention of withdrawing
bier legation from Pekin at present.
In the note delivered to the Chinese
minister this country declares her in
tention to send immediate instruc-
tions to Minister Conger tor open
negotiations with Ii Hung Chang and
Prince Ching, with view of inducing
the Chinese government to resume its
Pffice in Pekin and entering upon final
peace negotiations.
The notes to Germany and Russia
hiso contain announcements of this
Intention of the United States in the
natter of negotiations.
Accompanying the text of the dip
&pmatic correspondence given out to
Rress was statement by the gov
FrDment that this country would de-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01
w. L. JACOBS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

PARToN NATIONAL BANK. BUSINESS
ID Hours frcm a. M, to y. M. Every
accommodation extended TO our customers
that is consistent with sound banking. AmOry
Dawson Pres't; l.. j. Hartman, Cashier.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

The next session of the Vermont
legislature will open at Montpelier
Wednesday, Oct. 3rd. The proper
thing for the legislature to do appears
to have been well expressed by F. w.
Baldwin, senator elect from this coun-
ty in the following: ST think the best
thing the legislature of Vermont could
do, for the best interests of the people
of the state, would be to promptly
elect such officers as are required for
the support of government and pri
vate purposes, adjourn and go home".
If they will do this the people will be
satisfied.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01
General News Items.

James Howard has been found guilty
of being a principal in the assassi-
nation Of William Goebel. the demo
cratic nominee for governor of Ken
lucky. A verdict was returned We'd
nesday and entails death sentence.
Howard heard the verdict unmoved
The difficulty in reaching a verdict
was over the degree of punishment,
some of the jurors favoring the life
imprisonment while others stood out
for the death penalty and eventually
won their associates over.
Two worlds records were broken
Tuesday. The Abbot, driven by Geers,
clipped another half second from the
worlds trotting record of 2 .O3a, made
by Alix and equaled by The Abbot,
finishing a wonderful mile in 2.O3L.
The quarters were made in 31A,
1.0214, 1879 and 2.O34; the third
quarter being done in 291a seconds.
Coney, 2.0234, driven by Ed. GAYLORD
of Denver, went against time to beat
wagon, finishing mile in 2.O331 which
clipped half second from Free Bonds
record made in New York The mile
by Coney was done as follows: 3O1I.
1.0114, 1.32, 2.032.
0ON. hOOS0VelU ndQ a raUl0r 0XClC-
ing time while speaking at Victor, Col.
last week. 1t is said the trouble was
caused by a number of toughs who
had been paid to break up the meet
ing. When the governor left the hall
he was surrounded by a company of
Rough Riders; the governor and his
party were on foot. A crowd of men
and boys soon gathered and COM
menced throwing stones and shouting
for Bryan. One man made an assault
on Gov. Roosevelt and succeeded in
striking him with stick but the ruff :,
fan was Immediately knocked down
by the postmaster from Cripple Creek.
With the aid of the Rough Riders the
party finally forced it's way through
the crowd and reached the train.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

The Burlington Free F'ess is very
much worried for fear that a large
number of the Dillingham; represent
atives will be induced to desert their
candidate and vote for Gen. Grout,
and is doing everything in its power
to keep them in line. The Free E,ess
evidently thinks that the representa-
tives the Dillingham; supporters have
elected are men on whose integrity it
is hardly safe to rely. These repres
entatives might be expected to take
offense at such insinuations from the
Grout supporters but from the Free
Press it will be all right, in fact just
what might be expected.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

"But now that Judge Ross is with
out support in his own county, and
Dillingham; is torn all to pieces in his
county and Grout is evidently going
to win, something must be done and
the cry is raised by the Dillingham;
organs that Judge Ross has been
abused, and next they will be advo-
eating his election. There is method
in their sorrow. Their sympathy for
Ross is really hostility to Grout
Their tears are salt with the prospect
i've defeat of their own candidate and
the success of his Grief rival. This
accounts for it all. l."-CdIedonian.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01
WHAT IS WANTED.

| The following arti Gle was sent us by
Rev. J. o. Sherburn of st. Johnsbury
| We believe it should be read and
given careful consideration by all.
"Let the thoughtful people of Ver-
| mont consider the answers to the
following questions on the license
issue, and see if it is possible to evade
their force and verify.
1st. What is wanted?
(o) The laws cloak for a villiany.
CO. The laws protection for de-
stroyer.
Co The wages of iniquity for reve-
nue..
(d) The inapover1shing of many to
enrich the few.
(e) The schooling of our youth in
shame and crime.
f) The binding and benumbing of
the moral sense.
End. Who wants it?
(These answers do not say that
some asking for it are not well-mean-
ing and patriotic people, but that the
and clamoring for it.)
(d) The man mastered by greed.
(b) The man who is regardless of his
brother.
Co The whole brotherhood of crimi-
nails.
(d) The demagogue and the exploiter.
(e) The ignorant and beastial.
90 The Old Adversary and all his
hellish gang.
Sd. Why do they want it.
(a) AS change from the present
status.
(b) AS an escape from present vex-
ations
(c) That the gain of the destroyer
may be unhindered.
(d) That the way of destruction may
be wide open.
(e) That virtue may be unprotected.
(f That hell may come on earth.
Challenge the above answers who
CAM
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-01

The time for the legislature to vote
for United States senator is fixed by
law, the date being Tuesday, October
18th.