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NOT so WARM.
Falling oG OF Excessive Humidity
Induces Comfort.

A falling off in the excessive humidity
and gentle winds blowing from the south
west have tempered the heat to-day. The
thermometer still continues to range near
the 90-degree notch. but the mercury has
not reached the same altitude as WIS at
tanned yesterday by two degrees. The
maximum temperature, 81 degrees, was
registered yesterday at o'clock, preced-
ing the storm Today at 1 o'clock SO de-
srees was reported by the official ther-
mometer Of the Weather Bureau, and the
mercury seemed to have anchored itself
at that point for an indefinite period.
Local showers are promised for this af-
ternoca or evening, and cooler weather is
the forecast for Thursday.
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APhysician Badly Injured.

PETERSBURG. Va. June 27.-Dr. ]. H.
Hargrave. a prominent young physician.
was seriously injured yesterday He was
driving in his buggy when the lines fell
from his hand oxer the dashboard In
reaching for them he fell from the buggy
and the wheels ran over him Dr. Har-
grave received a very ugly scalp wound
and both CT his legs were badly hurt. one
Of them having a large punetured wound
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Large Catch OF Menhaden Fish.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June "a
large fishing steamer be;o1g-rg to the r
ter Greek Fish Guano Company recently
caught 906. GOO meuhsr5en fish in one day's
casting ftheir nets in Chesap= axe Bay.
This is the largest days catch en- record.
The fish re not edible, but are Used for
making fertilizer.
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THE DISTRICT DELEGATES.
Contestants Preparing to Start for
the Kansas City Convention.

The cOntesting delegates from the Dis
triCt OF Columbia to the Democratic Ma
ticnal Convention are making preparations
for their departure for Karszs Citr The
instructed Bryan delegates, Edwin A New
man, Cotter T. Bride. William HoImead.
J. Francis O'Aeara. Robert E. Mattiugiy.
and Charles Slater with the alternatives
will all have left Washington on Sunday.
MesSrs- Newman. Mattingly. and Slater
Will leave Washington tomorrow. ard So
too, VIII Mr. Norris and several Of the
delegates and alternates OF that wing Of the
District Democracy. for the purp-se Of ap-
rearing before the Democratic National
Committee and the Committee cn CEeden-
tials of the Convention
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west Virginia Hearrucirhtx-

CUMBERLAND. Nd. June 27.-Mrs.
BENJAMIN Coleman. OF Elk Garden. W.
Va. has been visiting here with her two
children. who are remarkable for their
weight Herbert, aged seven years.
weighs III pounds and Lillian. not yet
nine years old, weighs l27 pounds
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DIED.

KLINE-On Tuesday June 26. 1900. al II a. m,
1t her late residence, Oh X Street southwest.
MARY KATHERINE. the beloved daughter oi
George 5 and Msggie Kline. nee McKenH3. aged
four years. FIVE months, and tweHty-Jhrre cays-
Funeral viii take place from parents residence
On THURSDAY. june = 1900, at p. m Friends
ard relatives invited Il
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People do not have to look for beer which is
pure and wholesome, for Heurich's is a beer
brewcd Of the best material purchasable- SOD at
al leading hotels and restaurants in the city. and
also by the Arlington Bottlng Company, phone
B34
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eeol = - Of Heyrrich's beer at every meal viii
completed. restore % yOu psTfect health. Tor II
Possesses properties for building up the system.
gives appetite by regulating the digestion. and
Strengthens the nerve system Phone for MaerzeR.
senate. and Lager Il the Arlington Bottling Com
psrv No 634.
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sUsI9IER RESORTS.
For SPECTGL R4TFS

OF al ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS. COTTAGES. and
BOARDING HOUSES advertised IN coG4y's TINES
write for full infaruatioa
THOMAS WILKINSON. JR.
jg36-2-uos Atlantic CITY y J.
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Census ExaasiEasion.

Mental WORK n1adr easy. Payscn's Tonic WING
4 nerve ierio and hr1in sfiI--.alt. Atsinsou' :.
CO mr. IIth and jc23-st
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Fight OF THE FUGIqIVES
Escape of American and Other En-
gineers From Feng-thai.

Driven From Railway Shops by Fire,
They BattIed with the Chinese All
the Way to Pekin-MaRy of the
brave Fellows Killed by the Box
ers-Women and ChiIdren Saved.
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MEN
AND
WOMEN

For pleasing results USE Dr- Kilmer,s saEzug-Hoot
The great kidney remedy AT druggists. Sample
bottle by mail frce. alsn pamphlet.
Address Dr.. kiin=rT & &C.. Einsharaton- =. T.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

Kidney tToubse preys upon
the mind, discouTages and
-lesSens ambition; beauty,
vigor, and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kidneys
are out of order or diseased.
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combinations In restraint Of trade. as they
vainly profess adherence Of such combi-
nations and such sincere. disinterested
and sffectionate regard for the people
VIII Appeal to the People.
The Federal Government is not limited
in its power to prevent combinations in
restraint of trade. 1t possesses the taxing
power which Chief Justice Marshall said
was the power to destroy
Congress has the power to tax corpora
tiCns and business pursuits. II taxes those
who are engaged in the manufacture OF
OleOmargaTine. and a bill Is now pending to
impose tax Of 10 cents per pound upon all
oleOmargarine manufactured in the United
States. Suppose that under this taxing
power the products Of every trust and mo-
nopoly were heavily taxed. can anyone
doubt what the result would be?
Under the taxing power, Congress can
impose graduated occupation tax upon
corporations engaged in interstate COM
merce. 1t could be so levied with refer
ence to the capital employed as TO render
unprchtablo the formation OF giganIie
trusts or combinations and monopolies.
1t has also been suggested during tins
discussion that the patent laws, which
protect the use Of inventions for a term Of
years. be so amended as 10 provide thar
whenever any trust acquires the use or
control OF an invention the benefit OF the
law be denied. When il is remembered
that many trusts are aided materially by
the excitsive use of some device or article
or invention. it will be clear 20 all that
If the use Of such invention were accorded
20 all, without limitations, 1t would seri-
ously affect trusts.
These and many other remedies can be
provided against the peril Of monopoIIes
regarded as so cminous. The power Is am
pie TO absolutely destroy every trust and
monopoly In the land. The trouble is that
the forces OF wealth are so strongly en-
trenehed the influences OF the plutoerat
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

Few believers in license really hold
that there would be less drinking
under their system. Some of them do
believe that there would be less
drunkenness. They believe that It IS
practical to restrict the evils of drink
inc without absolutely shutting OIL the
traffic in beverages. The prohibitions
lists take issue with them right there,
for the reasons above given, and the
conflict between the two is absolutely
irrepressible.
If everybody who drank became a
drunkard, prohibition would be I'M
opposed. If liquor were not harmful
al all. it would require no legislation
to control it. But, never helpful, gen
orally harmful and sometimes a curse,
its control presents theme over which
nations and states win puzzle centuries
hence
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20
REBUILDINc

You would like to be as strone a.
You would like 10 have MUSCLE iiEe i-'ne's.
would like TO have the Strength tbe.; Tea
no weakness. But you are ali nun &c., oAg
cradle, cant sleep, no appetite. mere, Ms
bition gone, no zestfo life an
What you need is Smiths Green A..
Renovation. Why7 simply this. 'suatais
we're a strong people. They believed es = tea
curative and Strengthening power Of ~ = las
Of the held, and used them. Now - pstas
vator is made Of pure, wholesome hers Asao-
redolent Of the green fields, frarras, , SIC =
and braeing air. IL will give Vol St..ooaa
You will hnd yourself new perso, ngh.
been the experience Of Thousands, T,,f. la
" Your Smiths Green Mountain Pc
all IL Is recommended 70 be. III ,e-.l
weight in gold. II really is wonaerfl Il u. ~ =
gained strength after using the Re,or., va
was complcieiyrun down. neryousan3 r,bs,.'.. !
could not eat, sleep, or do q Bit Of wori
pressed and discouraged After using a., e Y e.
felt us strengthening effects, ami c,,.-.iis,
use. until after using a few bottles / - is
like new woman. My appetite 3 sniesssH - "
/ sleep like log. feel strong and nd, ~, . ana
no longer set me on edge. | cannot ~ . .-..ta
for your wonderful medicine, and shalId n siissa
my power g help you in getting the sIek T. ~ Y
weak 10 use II" 40
MRS. MARY J. PHRpy.
ass Spring Street, Portland n.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

of court at which he was presiding
recently, he called the attorneys to the
desk and said, with all the severity
and dignity of which he is possessed,
"Gentlemen. this, | understand, is the
birthday of that illustrious citizen,
Theodore 5. Peck. As such it should
be observed as a holiday, and |, there
fore, declare this court adjourned
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

Bryan announces that be is shortly
to begin the publication of a weekly
newspaper in whose editorial columns
he will continue to push his ideas on
public matters. lie viii also devote
some attention to lecturing on his
particular themes. 1t is clear that he
does not propose to drop out of sight
if he can help il.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

II is impossible to ascertain the sum
total OF motgaged real estate in Yer
mont, or even in any town in Yer
mont Burlington News.
An examination of the grand list
records in the town clerks offices
would reveal the extent of the debt
burden, and it would be quite possible
to determine what portion of it rests
on the real estate.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

The canal treaty is being so Ameri-
canized by the Senate that its nego-
tiators, Secretary Hay and Lord
Pauncefote, won't recognize it when it
emerges. There is no expectation
that Great Britain will ratiGy it, as
amended, but it will serve notice to
her and all the world that when Uncle
Sam gets ready to build the canal and
to put bis hard-earned dollars into ii
he Will demand the right to protect
and defend his property, as occasion
may arise.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

Barre Anarchists held a ball recently.
the proceeds of which, twas announc-
ed, were to 90 to the children of
Bresci, the assassin OF King IIumbert.
But for Barre, Vermont would be quite
behind the times. Perhaps she could
afford to be, in some respects.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

In a public address, ex-President
Harrison criticises the idea on which
the administration is working, that the
Inhabitants of the Philippines and
Porto Rico have no constitutional
rights except such as Congress NAV
extend to them. His belief is that
the constitution follows the flag. ex
proprio vigore. He assails the Porto
Rican tariff as wrong in principle.
inasmueh as It establishes a barrier
between portions Of the same country.
This question Of whether or not the
constitution follows the flag is shortly
to be determined by the federal
supreme court.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

lnasmuch as il requires only a
majority vote in both houses of the
Vermont Legislature to pass a bill over
an executive veto, there is no great
encouragement for the governor TO
exercise that power.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

! lift were essential to produce any
evidence of Gen. Theodore Sumner
Peck's absolute unftness for appoint
ment as collector, the bald fact of his
candidacy would itself suffice. Here
is a man of very commonplace ability
who held onto the Office of adjutant-
general for almost twenty years, and
long after he had been discredited for
his official acts by Legislative inyes-
tigating committee, whose inquiries
revealed a systematic extravaganza of
the states money. expended without
legal warrant, for his own glory and
satisfaction. Added to this, he has
failed in his own private business and
settled with his creditors for so many
cents on the dollar He has never
done a dollars worth Of work for the
state Tor which he has not been well
paid-indeed the investigation showed
that he had been overpaid, inasmuch
as 1t was frequently the case that he
hired work done at the expense of the
state which should have been covered
by his salary, his conception Of his
legitimate duties being, apparently, |
that he earned his salary by standing
Tor the state" on public occasions and
the like. If he ever made vote for
the Republican party, it is not on
record. That this person should have
the brazen ef'rontery to demand the
most lucrative office in the state as
reward for ''poorly-paid service"
is, as we said before, sufficient
evidence itself of his utter incapacity.
We have nothing personal against Gen.
Peck-he is an atfable companion.
genteel and polished, an admirable
conductor of ceremonies, who has
done his best most of the
line, but he is no more entitled and
40 more fitted to be collector of
customs than Judge Taft is to be a
iancing master. Speaking of Judge
ratt, it is related that during a session
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

The St. Adams Messenger justly
criticises the inconsistency Of passing
sumptuary liquor laws while the Gale
OF cocaine, morphine and other "dopesn
is absolutely unrestricted. Their
ravages are serious enough to demand
attention.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The British may have scotched the
Boer reptile, but they haven't killed it,
evidently.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

The gubernatorial job is not so
difficult but that he who holds it down
for brief term ought not to extinguish
himself
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

Senator Hanna made the first sci
speech OF his Congressional career last
week in favor Of his ship subsidy bill
He acquitted himself handsomely, in a
three-hours' argument. without the aid
of notes. Mark is proving that his
ability is not limited to the domain OF
business activity or even political
organization. He is showing a depth
of craftsmanship that surprises his
detraotors. Ii is now frankly talked
that he may be McKinley's successor.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

just hear this biting sarcasm from
the revered constitution of our state.
which is so holy that it cannot be
looked at oftener than once in ten
years: "Sec. Z. In order that the
ireemen OF this state might enjoy the
benefit of election as equally as may
be, each town may choose
each one representative" to the General
Assembly. AS equally as may be- is
good-Burlington, Rutland and Barre
may pair or with Somerset, Glaston-
bury and Baltimore.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20
EASY TO TAKE.
Sure in Effect.

nney act gently on the Bowels, Liver and
kidneys, effectually cleanse the system
from all Impurities, beautify the complex.
ioni prevent Headaches and Fevers, cure
indigestion and dizziness, overcome ha-
oltnsl constipation and restore the bloom
ana vigor OF youth. Sold by all druggists,
In tablets or liquid at 25c. per box or bot
tie Warranted to cure constipation.
Mrs. r. @. Morton, Bailey q Allen,
Randolph; q. Nj. Miller. Bethel; d. o
Goodno. Rochester; c. p. Stockwell,
Hancock; A. r. Hood a. Son, g. A. DeDs-
more, Chelsea; c. E. Black, M. j. Sargent
q Son, South Royalton.
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from the ranks of his supporters. This
is unwise policy, even if it had a
notorious precedent four years ago.
1t is fair 10 presume that the men who
supported the other fellow are not all
scamps, and that a fair proportion of
them could serve the state as well as
some of those who stood by the winner.
We know of several Stickney men
who lost sleep for him four years ago
who were "thrown down this year
in a way to humiliate them, so that the
complaint of fayoritism is not endorsed
in some quarters.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

Congressman have their little jokes
at each others expense. Senator
Hanna is troubled with lameness.
Senator Jones, who ran the Demo
cratic campaign thought to 'jolly''
him and hailed him thus Senator,
you will have to get that leg limbered
up if you expect to run for president
in 1904 to which Mark responded,
"A Republican without any legs can
beat a Democrat running them. .
Champ Clark, the popular Democratic
representative from Missouri, was
Boosting of his increase in weight.
"Why, I've gained % pounds during
the late campaign" "Show that's the
only Democratic gain I've heard of,
rejoined the veteran Galusha Grow.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-12-20

The charge is heard that Gov
stiekney made his appointments solely
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L. B. JOHNSON,
RaaaoIIoh. VT.

PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1900
Gold Medal Award for Superiority was mad.
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1893, over $500 copies weekly.
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that Sc. per line.
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Randolph, Vt.
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-06

l9-Emie Loubet elected 7th president of
| France by national assembly at Versailles.
| 23-Funeral of NJ. Faure in Paris.
Mar. Premier Sagasta and Spanish min
| istry resigns.
Apr. 9-Mining disaster in Coahuila, Mex
| leo, caused loss of IL lives
May l2-Jews forbidden to reside in st Pc
| tersburg.
| l6-ln antiChristian uprising in Yencheng
district of lchowfu, China, Catholic
priests murdered and Is chapeis wrecked.
! lS-Pcace conference, called by car OF Rus.
| STA, opened at The Hague; l6countriesre rep.
resented. Nj. de Stael, Russian ambassa-
dor to Great Britain, made president CT
the council.
| 25-Fire destroys 10 houses and stores in st.
| John, \. b.; $500, COO loss.
| Jun. 2-Spanish queen regent announces
cession OF Marianne, Caroline and Palaois
islands to Germany.
! 3-Court of cessation in Paris annuls YER
diet of court .martials in 1894, and orders
retrlal OF Dreytus. Johann Strauss, ia
7siCus musical composer dies in Vienna;
aged "a.
l7~Rcv. il. S. Phillips, his wife and Miss
SER, missionaries, with native converts,
massacred at Kien Yang.
2-New French cabinet formed with Sen
ator Wdldeck.Roussca as premier.
23-Government OF India adopts gold stand
ard.
in London.
Jul. lC-Grand Duke George, brother of Rus
sian car dies at imperial palace in the
Caucasus; aged ~.
26-Gon. Uliscs lleureaux, pres of San Do
mingo, assassinated at Moca.
3O-lnternational peace conference holds its
final sitting.
Aug. 3.--lt is reported Mexican government
has 1aqui Indian revolt well in hand have
killed 50 Indians in Sonora.
5-Dreyfus trial begun at Rennes. France.
l2-Two men attempt TO assassinate NJ. La
bori, counsel for Dreyfus.
Sep. Capt. Alfred Dreyfus convicted of
high treason by court martial and sen.
fenced to 10 yrs. in prison.
l0-French cabinet decides to pardon Drey-
tus--Ju,es Guerin surrenders after being
beseged wks. in house in Paris.
20-Dreyfus released from prisonEO
Oct. 3-Anglo-N cnczuclan boundary com
mission decision Cat Paris gives CT Brit
ain great part of disputed territory.
l6-Cloudburst in Rome does immense dam
20-Juan lsdro Jimenes elected pres. San
Domingo.
Nov IL. s. Ct Britain and German dis.
solve tripartite agreement regarding Sa-
moan islands; L. ). guaranteed possession
of Tutuiia.
G-Naval battle between Colombian and
rchal vessels; $50 insurgents killed.
20-Emperor and empress OF Germany wei
coined at Windsor by Victoria
Dec. 2-MeXlcan troops Kill IS laqui Indians
in battle near Cocori.
5-kurds pillage Armenian village of Kos
tur, nassacreing 300 persons.
l2-Ear!hquake on Ceram. one of MALAY
islands; 1000 people perish.
AT Frehnghcin, 40 Belgian school chill
dren drowned by breaking through the ice
on a skating pond.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-06
METEOROLOGICAL.
Jan. lO-Saranac, y. 81. temperatnre 30

Jan, lO-Saranac, n. Y,temperature 80 deg
24-Near Plagucmihc, Ala, ,lyc,one.
Feb, l3-Scvere blEzar9 Sweeps Atlantic
coast.
II Damage to fruit from cold in Florida es.
tmatCd at 81 100000.
Mar. 5-kandwha valley in VIVA, by worst
flood IN local history; Charleston almost
entirely under water. Cyclone in East
Tenn. destroys property valued at $1,000
coo.
10 Sharp flashes of lightning and roaring
thunder during snowstorm at Chippewa
Falls. Wis.
Apr. li-Flood at Sheridan, Wyo., causes
great property losses.
2i-Snow blockade, which prevented trains
entering Breckenridge, Col, for 20 days,
broken
May Cassopolis, Mich. and vicinity. cy
clone cuts path quarter of a mile wide.
lO-llomcr, Neb., inundated by cloudburst
..t Spcncerport, y. y, flooded from
break in Erie canal.
6-Moutpeior, o.. cyclone strikes school.
house; . children and teacher injured.
O-ilghvlew, la, practically destroyed by
wind and rain.
Jun Peru, Ind. cloudburst.
20 Mansfield, O., oloudburst
2l-Coa! Gate, o., almost entirely destroyed
ty floods; great damage also at Murray
City. possessions OF more than 800 miners
swept away.
22-Carrizo, Tex, washed away by flood; so
lives and I.OO0,0O0 i'll property lost.
Jul. 3-Dewey. Ten, washed away by food
SIN Texas. flood in Brazos river valley has
DESTROYED in 10 das. SIS, 600 in property
and 80 lives.
2-Frewsburg, \. V, half business portion
destroyed by lightning
2S-ln Dencl county, :. d., wheat on strip
OF Iby 10 miles destroyed by hail
Aug: 3-Near Morrison, Col, cloudburst
lO-llhrli.ane in Porto Rico and other West
Indies; city Of Ponce entirely destroyed;
5000 persons killed. In Philadelphia,
electrical storm damaged $l,000,00O in
property.
Sep. Near Bowling Green, so oil derricks
wrecked by tornado
nay. 29-Great Falls, Mont, train blown
from track by windstorm
Dec. Stuck river valley, Wash, flooded.
25-Jan Jacinto and Helmet, Cal, wiped out
by earthquake