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Evening star., 1900-10-18
MergenthaIer Ltnotvpe ca

NEW YORK, October 1s.-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Mergen-
thaler Linotype Company, held at Brooklyn
yesterday, the following named gentlemen
were elected as directors for the ensuing
year: Messrs. D. 0. Mills, Whitelaw Reid,
p. T. Dodge. Ogden Mills, Geo. L. Bradley,
James o. Clephane. Andrew Devine, E v.
Murphy and Robert l. Gammell.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
Six Months Each,

Felix Hunter, Daniel Newton and James
Curtis. all admittedly old offenders, today
confessed to Judge Kimball that they rob-
bed Thomas F. Williamson of Anacostia of
81 worth of calico. and all were committed
to Jail for six months each.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
Selected Bible Readings Barred.

CHICAGO, October 1S.-By vote Of 13
to the trustees of the board Of education
last night resolved not to permit In the
schools Of Chicago the use Of a book of Sc
lected Bible readings. The selected read
ings were offered a substit for the
Bible, which has been barred out by the
board for q number of years.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
Preliminary Hearing In Defenbach,,

CHICAGO, October 1a.-Dr. Unger, F.
Wayiand Brown and Frank Smiley, charged
with conspiracy to defraud insurance com
panies and mentioned in connection with
the mysterious death of Marie Defenbach.
were brought before magistrate /iay
1or a preliminary hearing. The prosecu-
tion was granted a postponement for one
week.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
Fire Mt Paris Exposition.

PARIS. October 1S.-There was some ex-
cftement In the varied industries section of
the exposition this afternoon on account of
a fire in the German glass exhibit. The
firemen promptly arrived and extinpu,shed
the flames. Only trifiiDg damage was done.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
Queen Prorogues Parliament.

LONDON. October IS.-At a meeting Of
the privy council at Baimoral today the
queen prorogued parliament until early In
December. wnen 1t will be further pro-
rogued until the usual time Of assembling,
the middle of February
Evening star., 1900-10-18
Held for Action of Grand Jury.

Alexander Lehr. who was charged with
sending an obscene letter through the u
8. mail, was this afternoon held by Commis-
sioner Mills In $500 for the action of the
grand Jury
Evening star., 1900-10-18

New York Stock Market.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1419 F ST.. members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs. La.
denburG, Thalmann & Co. NeH Inrk
Evening star., 1900-10-18
EX-GOy. DILLINGHAM ELECTED
Succeeds Late Justin Morrill, as Sena
tor From Vermont.

Succeeds Late Justin Morrill, as Sena-
tor From Vermont.
MONTPELIER, VT, October 1S =
Former Governor w. P. Dillingham; was
elected United States Senator by the Ver-
mont legislature today. The choice was
made on the third ballot c. A. Prouty
one of the four republican candidates, hav-
ing withdrawn, and the democratic MEM
bers who previously had voted for Seneca
Hazelton having decided to support Dill
lingham
William Paul Dillingham; Is lawyer and
was born at Waterbury, VT, December IL,
1S43. He received an academic education,
studied law and was admitted to practice in
1867. He was secretary of civil and mill
tary affairs in Vermont from 1S74-6 In
1874 he married Mary Ellen Shipman. He
states attorney of Washington county
lSI2-76. member Of the legislature, 1876
1854. state senator. 1S7S-S0; commissioner
of state taxes. lSS2-S; governor, 1SSS-30 He
has been president of the Waterbury Ma
tional Bank since 1890. He comes of dis
tingushed Vermont family.
Considerable interest has been felt here
In the contest. owing to the fact that Gen.
Grant, Of the candidates. has been
warm friend of the District in the House.
Mr. Prouty IS we'll known here as a men,
ber of the Interstate commerce commission.
Evening star., 1900-10-18
In Memory OF Former Chief.

The flag on the Post Office Department
building was placed at half-mast today In
honor of the late Postmaster General Will
son.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
NIlght Have Reen serlons

Last week Wednesday a blaze was
started IN the house OF Mrs. Louise r.
Clough, who lives on Court street, which
might have proved a serious affair hsd
not prompt action been taken. Mrs.
Coughs daughter, Mrs. Betsey Underhill,
who lives with her mother, went upstairs
IN the morning about $50 O'Clock to do
the chamber work. As she passed door
that opened into the back chamber she
saw Light beneath II and on opening the
door found some old clothing there burn
ing briskly. She grabbed them up, ran
downstairs and threw them out OF doors,
burning one OF her hands quite severely
in the operation but saving the house, for
in two minutes more the flames would
have reached the light woodwork aud
gone up the partition. The only damage
done was a small place burned In tie
stair carpet caused by fre dropping from
the burning clothes as they we're carried
downstairs. Mrs. Clough, who was away
from home, has every reason TO be thank
iul that the fire was discovered 50 soon
and put out so easily. The blaze was
caused, 1t is supposed, by parlor match.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
Wine. Schumann-HeinlS.

The public recalls with great favor Annie
Louise Carey, who is still living. She was
a woman OF noble appearance on the stage,
and she possessed a voice OF notable rich
ness, beauty and power. Her singing OF
such parts as "Amneris" in "Aida," and
"Leonora" in ala Favorita," is one OF the
glorious traditions OF the local operate
stage. Zelie Trebelli came to America in
her later days, when much OF the beauty
OF her voice had disappeared, though
enough remained to enable her to achieve
a considerable success. Since these two
women ceased to sing to us, we have had
no great contralto until the ADVENT OF
Mime. Schumann- Heinz.
1t is not because this German contralto
sacrifices beauty OF vocal style to dramatic
energy that this is so, but because her art
is the fullest and most convincing exem-
plification OF true dramatic singing. She
has really a majestic voice, and her COM
mand OF it is well nigh perfect, as her
fawIess execution OF the two-octaye jump
at the end OF the "Brindisi' proves. In
all the passages which lie within the nat
ural voice, one as large as Albanis, her
omission is smooth, sonorous and pro-
ductive OF unfailing beauty OF tone. Her
phrasing is almost invariably the perfect
ion OF art, and her enunciation OF the text
shows perfect command OF vocallzatlon.
These features OF her method enable her
to sing such a thing as the "Brindisi'
With all the beauty OF color ever impaired
to it by an Italian singer, while her keen
intelligence, her glowing temperament,
her subtle humor and her wiDsome per-
sonality enable her to I'll the hollow OF
melody with a wealth OF vitality which IL
certainly has not known since the prime
OF Albani. Il is a cause for congratulation
that Nine. Schumann- Heink is to sing at
the Vermont Musical Festival Oct. ),
and 10
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04

me vicinity. He also went on into North
DaAota within 40 miles OF the Manitobs
Iine' "here he has a sister living. rs
Was much pleased with the western
SouLtry out does not care about living in
North Dakota, A'ins an
= hey' Francis j. Marsh OF Boston. New
Ehgiaud superintendent of the Cono,i
ounuay Schoot and Publishing society. Is
SGApected 10 be here and preach in the
long church next Sunday morning. Al
~ Y. IA. be will preach in the south
washington church. This Is one- half
hour earlier than the usual time for the
afternoon service to accommodate Mr..
alarsh IN getting to another place for the
Inc ntteenth national encampment Of
the Union Veterans union is il session
IN the city OF Washington this week. he
ginning Tuesday and closing tomorrow
ms Is expected to BE the largest and
most interesting encsmpment in the his.
tory OF the organization. Capt. W. He
nan OF THIS place is A. ID. c. on the stan OF
tne con 10 -chief and was intend
Ins 70 pc present at this encampment had
not sickness prevented.
Henry Clark lost one Of his big horses
sunday OF pneumonia. II is a great loss
NaaAh bicahluB up one OF the best
working teams in this vicinity, for which
ne had refused 1925 because it was the
team be wanted in his business. In a
little less than a year he has lost two
horses, valued at $500; one COW, as; one
helfer, 20, and four sheep, which makes a
totai OF about s4O0. DIR. Smith, veterinary,
Oh Barre came to see the horse Saturday
night but was not able to save It.
Homer Alger, who has been living
alone Tor the past three years on the East
nil, left town last week quietly. II is
reported that he has gone to Williston,
where he got married, and Is not coming
back. lie left his horses with Fred Ack-
erman and bis farming tools, etc, are at
the farm. He seems to have packed his
grip and got out. Several attachments
have been made on the property by credit
ors. lie wrote {. p. Dickinson from away
that be bad gone FOR good and to secure
what he owed him as there was enough 10
pay all bills, but there is some doubt
about there being enough 10 60 round.
J, b, Bacon holds a mortgage on the
farm.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04

private but at three o'clock in the after
noon the doors were opened to the public.
The program was furnished by Welcome
lodge of North Randolph, Silver Star
lodge OF BrooKfield and Arcadia lodge.
There was a fair attendance at the even
ing session, but not so large as the ex-
cellent address by Rev. f. q. Rainey
merited. His subject was prohibition or
High License" He has lived In high
license, local option and prohibition
towns and presented arguments and cited
experiences showing why he takes a hrm
stand for prohibition. Rev. W. II. Child
ley offered prayer. Music was furnished
by the visiting lodges.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
Farewell Reception.


Last Thursday evening the White
church vestries were prettily decorated
with flowers ana palms and made doubly
attractive and homelike by additional
furniture, portieres, draped settees, pill
lows, etc.
The occasion was the farewell recep-
tion which had been arranged by parish
toner's in honor OF DR.. and Mrs. V. 81.
Hardy at the close OF his pastorate OF over
~ years. The invitation was general
one, and a large number availed them
selves OF the opportunity to bid the
worthy couple goodbye and Godspeed.
The receiving party consisted OF DR.. and
Mrs Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. t. j.. Adams, but the
social hour seemed to make all reception
committee, to Judge from the hand. shsk.
ings aud greetings.
A booth arranged for the serving OF
light refreshments was presided over by
Mrs. +. b. Thomas, Misses Lucina Saxtou
and Sue Sanford.
During the evening there was pleas.
ing mandolin duet by Fred Chadwick and
Roy Huse, piano duet by Misses Bessie
and Alice Woodward and piano solos by
Misses Abbie Clark, Isabeth Lamson and
Edith Marcott.
The informal reception was a very de-
lightful one, Notwithstanding the under
current of sorrow. Hearty goodwishes for
the future welfare OF the pastor aHd his
wife were expressed on all sides and
echoed by the towuspeople who were pre-
vented from attending, as well as by many
friends in surrounding towns to which
the sequaintanceship OF DIR. and ars.
Hardy extended.
They left Friday morning for Norris
vile to visit Mrs. Hardy's father. DR..
Hardy goes this week to his new field of
labor, the Congregational parishes OF
Foxcroft and Dover, Me-, and Mrs. Hardy
will soon join him.
May success attend them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
II Happened in a Drug Store.

some day last winter lady came 10 my
drug store and asked for brand OF cong
medicine that did not have in STOCK,
saws Mr.. c. X. Grsndin, the popular drug
gtst OF Ontario, n. Y. "She was disap.
pointed and wanted to know what cough
1n,ransration could recommend. | said "a
her that could freely recommend Cham
berlin's Cough Remedy and that snt
could take bottle OF the remedy ana al;
ter giving it a fair trial II she did not nna
il worth the money to bring oacK tn'
hottie and would refund the price pale
In Inc course Of day or two the Soy
came back in company with a irleno y
need OF cough mea nsnS SUI ConSt
Remedy. | consider that very gooo
recommendation for the remedy;
For sale by Bailey 4 Allen, druggists
Rsndolnh. and A. r. Hood 4 Son, Chel-
sea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04

Do not get scared II your heart troubles
you. Most likely you suffer from indiges-
tion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
Won eat and gives the worn out stomach
perfect rest II is the only preparation
known that completely digests ali classes
OF foods that is why II cures the worst
cases OF indigestion and stomach trouble
after everything else has failed. 1t may
be taken in all conditions and cannot
help but do you good. g. NJ. Miller,
Bethel.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
sersnrre.

Miss Florence Kimball is convalesce ut
The bakery cart made It's last trip last
Wednesday.
The c. E. society have purchased new
hymn books.
VIII Orr is driving a store team for MI
Kimbail, the merchant
Mrs. Lucy Church Lowd is III at the
home OF Mrs. Woodcock.
Miss Verna Laskey Is working for Mrs
Hutchins at Vast Fairlee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
East Randolnh.

Henry Greene is at the home OF his
father, Geo. Greene, for brief stay.
Miss Orpha Wheeler is i'll and is being
cared for at the home OF Geo. Buzzell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney OF Providence, X.
l.. we're recently the guests Of their niece,
| Mrs Abel Tracey.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04
sherpurne.

Norris Bradley OF Rutland was in town
Sunday.
saml Lewis moved into the old hotel
last week.
Frank spsulding and wife visited in
town Monday.
W. NJ. Boyd OF East Randolph was in
town last Saturday.
F. N. Plumley returned home from
Massachusetts, last week.
". p. Rounds and daughter, Mrs
Grace Laid, went to Alburgh last week.
A. c. Plumley and family go to Gilbert
vile, Mass, this week to visit relatives.
Annie Walsh, the village school teacher,
spent Sunday at her home in West Rut-
land.
Mrs. ]. X. Bachelor and Miss Matte
Garfield OF Arlington visited at Rev. j. Z.
Canadians last week.
Will Davis, Miss Dora Calkins, Nelson
Johnson and Miss Flora Calkins took a
trip to Rutland last Saturday.
Misses Grace and Ruth Currier visited
in Rutland Saturday. Mr.. Beard OF Bran
don was In town Monday on his way to
Quechee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-10-04

at was almost a miracle. Burdock
blood Bitters cured me of terrible
breaking out all over the body. ! am
very grateful" Miss Julia Ftloridge,
West Cornwell, Conn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-27

allegro UiUGce con que termina ell duo
ell acto, sobrepujo notablemente, OBJ
teniendo una verdadera ovacion.
En- cuanto la seRora Chalfa, 10
ser por ell do sgudo que resulto muy
alberto y Tornado; y ell trino inferior
sobre ma en- la pedal superior del aria,
Sc podrfa llamar perfecta. Dijo con
profundo sentimiento ell racco1etO antes
oitado al baritone y su parte de allegro
en- re benaOE Asimismo sostuvo tirMe
mente ell celebre QetartettO, cerrando con
un re benaoI sonoro como requiere ell
case.
Ell notable tenor Provost siempre
SECURE ganando en- expression. So
lamente hemos de criticar ell rubat0
que splica & la cadencia que Sc halla en-
medic del cuarteto, que nj gust6 nj
creemos guste en- publlco alguno. Ese
rasgo stretto no puede producer sino un
desequiliorio momentaneo, cuyo result
tado artfstico no compensa, pues mas
bien es negative. Asf 10 demostro ell
pablico permaneciendo en- silencio. En-
cambio obtuvo una ovacion no vista
anteriormente, cual es la que lie proper
cionara ell prolongado So que emiti6 al
fin de su ritorneIo y cuando Sc alicia con
Magdalena. Prob6 una vez mas poseer
la mas franca emission y robusta voz de
verdadero beldentee0r que ha visitado
& Puerto Rico. lie felicitamoe.
La senora Lafont y los seflores Mar
COS y Pellegrini en- sus secundarios pa
pelus, cumplieron, sobre todo ia prime
ra. Ell Ter. Bajo, que debutaba, pos6e
| simpatica VOC, aunque no muy sonora.
Falt6le ell fragmento de escala ascen
dente en- mi cuando dialogaba con Mag
dalens. Coros, mejorcitos que en- Lex
cta, y la orquesta adn defciente, apesar
del refuerzo que ha recibido con ell VIC.
I'm principal de Aberano Colon. Els
verdad que los cantantes con su exage
rada Interpretation lfrioa sacrI6can d
menudo la verdad musical, y ponen en-
apuro al maestro Sbavaglia.
| FL servicic de escena sin tropiezo en-
ell tercer acto, p6simo en- ell 1ltimo.
Cansado de aguardar RigoIetto FORA del
oroIoSHo, tuvo que deducir que era
nexza-1lotte se7aSG aUerIG Wdit0. Hubo
economic hasta en- resina de pez para
los relampagos y Ell infeliz bufon hubo
de calcular que aquel buIto era su hija.
Eperch@ 81 tagSia IL 1iaaEe?.
IGNoTUs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-27

FL discurso de aperture ell de gra-
sias estan cargo de don Jose de Die
go y don Ramon Roura, ambos poetas
inspiradfsimos y lsureados en- pdblioos
certamenes.
Habra dos coros cantsdos por sefiori-
tas: uno con letra de don Mariana Rie-
ra Palmer mdsica de don Enrique ST.
mon, y otro con letra de don Manuel
Maria Sama y m1sica de don Rafael
Saumell, ell notable pisnista y compost
tor que tantas veces ha splaudido la So
ciedad MayagUezana. Sc nos dice que
ambas producciones musicales son de
verdadero m6rito, 10 que no nos sor-
prende dada la competencia de sus au-
torres.
Como digno coronamiento de esta
bellfsima velada, Eabr& un cuadro vivo
de magnfficos efectos, tornado por ocho
sehoritas: la apote6sis de Ia Poesfa.
Los premios para este Certamen (ro-
ga Y pensamiento de orc, ramo de vic.
letas de plata dorado sEucena de pla-
ia, han sido encargados la joyerfa de
don Santiago A. Caino, estableoida en-
esta ciudad, sus mas hAbiles operarios
Sc ocupan en- estos artisticos trsbajos
que serau dignos del objeto quo sc
destin8n.
Estos Jllegos for0Ees seran un nuevo
timbre de gloria para Ell Casino de Ma
ydg1ez, soeiedad que merece la graft
tud del pats, por 81 labor fecunda en-
beneficio de las letras puertorriquehas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-27
DISPOSITION OFFICIAL
CIRCULAR No 10.

A todos los funcionarios que perci.
ben Y recaudan rentas p1blicas y dere-
chos bajo ell Gobierno Militar de los
Estados Unidos en- Puerto Rico, asi
como & todos los enoargados de desem
bolsar fondos insulares, Sc les ordens
por Ia presente que rindan su" cuentaP
correspondientes al mes en- curse con
toda puntualidad al terminarse oil mes
s cuanto antes sea possible, vencido es'
to, las cualss cuentas cerraran, deposi :
tando en- ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico
los saldos deuderes que arrojen sus
cuentas de desembolsos, despues de sa-
tisfechos los gastos autorizados para
salarios materiales, devengados antel
de Mayo /, 1900, y todos los saldos
deudorea que resulten de sus cuentas de
rentss y derechos.
Urge oil cumplimiento de esta dispo-
sici6n en- vista del cambio que prontc
habrA de efectuarse en- sl Gobierno dt
Puerto. Rico.
Por mandate del Brigadier Genera
Davis: WIN. Z. ALMY, Ayudante Ge
neral, en- ejercicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-27
Vice Consulate
De LA REPUBLICA DOMINlCANA EN- PONCE

AUtSO d los C1p5td4aeS de 6aGQateS y q
catd2atoS pateda a1ate1'eSd9':
Con ell proposito de propender aun
mas favOrecer la corriente inmigra.
toria la Republica dominicana, ell
Gobierno ha resuelto 10 siguiente:
L. Librar de los derechos de puer-
to los buques afectados conducir
inmigrantes.
Para clio Sc necesita hacer previa
declaration en- este Vice COnsulado.
g. Los inmigrantes deben ser en-
reaidad gentes entendidas en- las la.
bores de la vida rural y habitantes de
eStd asia.
g. Deben estar provistOs, cada uno,
de un certifcado favorable, UitG ct
m O9'dbasS, y de hygiene personal.
Mediante este certificaeo Sc expe
dira pasaporte g1'dteit0 por este Vice
Consulate.
Ponce, 27 de AbriI 1900.
JULIAN DE LA R0CHA.
Vice Consul
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-27

LIamamos Ia atencion del puhlico en-
general de los que sc dedican al ira
fico con Santo Domingo en- Particular,
acerca del anuneio que pubica hoy en-
la secci6n correspondence de este diarlo
ell seflor Consul de dioha rep1blica.
Ha llegaio & esta ciudad, y forma
parte de la orquesta de profesores en- ell
|! teatro La Perl0, nuestro estimado ami
90 correligionario don Fernando Ca
llejo.
Procedente de Venezuela, donde sc
encontraba hace algunos meses, ha re-
gresado esta ciudad 1uestro querido
amigo ell procurador don Jose Maria de
Goicoechea, acompa1ado de su distin-
guida familia.
El amigo Goicoechea Sc propone es-
tabIecer nuevamente su bufete, 10 cual
avisara oportunamente sus amigos y
relacionados.
En- ell dep6sito municipal de Guaya-
nllla han ingresado clnco potrancas
como de a 6 cuartas de alzada, y IN
potro pequeflo que segun sc dice, le
fueron extraviados a un negoclante dc
ganado que en- union de otros animalei
las hacfa &C nducir de transito por aque
pueblo en- la presente semana. l-3
| Hoy continuamos la relacion de lo
hechos en- la causa que Sc viene verlf
cando ante la Core Prov ,sional de To-
Estados Unidos.
La abundaucia de materiales nos i'm
pide publican fn!egro ell lnterrogatorlo
condensandolo, no obstante, en- su part
mas esencial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-27
COLEcTURIA De RENTAS De PONCE
0uintin Negr6n SanIurIO
Reposici6n

Como saben nuestroa lectores, haoe
dfas fue suspendido de su puesto de
Collector de Rentas de esta ciudad,
nuestro estimado amigo don Qintfn Ne
qr6n Saniurjo. La medida adoptads
para con un fiel cumplidor de sus de-
beres cauao extrafieza. La opinion vi6
en- la cesantfa de Negron Sanjurjo, algo
de la passion polftica que extravfa mu-
chas veces ell buen sentido del hombre.
Notifoado ell senior Negron Sanjurjo
de su suspension, Sc dirigio sin vacilar
4 la residencia del Jefe del Departa
mento.
ALI demostr6 la injusticia que con 81
se hacfa; allf probo su completa irres-
ponsabilidad en- hechos pasadoa que
fueron remcvidos con ell fin de compli-
car en- ellos la reputation de nuestrc
amigo.
Toda Ia trama urdida csy6 por O.
suelo,
Quintfn Negr6n Ssnjurio probo sci
un empIeado honrado, y ell Jefe de
Departamento dict6 su Immediate re-
posici6n consignando que no aparece
ningdu cargo contra el. Hoy ha vueltc
4 reencargarse de las ofcinas de Ren
tas.
Vaya nuestra enhorabuena al amigo
' nuestro APPLAUSE al gobernante.