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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-31

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Oh branch Office we wish to open in this
vicinity. IL your record is o. K. here 10
an opportunity. Kindly give good re-
ference when writing.
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-31

The most soothing, healing and
antiseptic application ever devised is
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It re-
lleves at once and cures piles, sores,
eczema and skin diseases Beware
of limitations. DAVIS DRUG Co
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-31
Farmers, you can get fence posts
cheap at j. B. O'Toole's.

county w~nAtySTta To- reliable person in every
n n reputation; 1855 salary per year nav.
splo weeky; - per day absolutely sure and III
eapSn;ies; straight bona 1de, definite salary. no
expenses money advanced each veet 81 Nn nd
nd hooSE' ia DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Begin the New Year

and New Century as subscriber OF the
INV Vermont r." Ne~ standard form
Munsey SIZE New cover New type. En-,
larped and improved. New fe- lures. Dis.
III G rs1ed contributors. Finest ilusrs-
tons. Read the list o. attractions for 1901 :.
T~entitth Ger fury History of Vermon :.
Vermont's Fair Women; Vermont Men n
Today; Model Vermont Residences; V. r.
MOI tiers Abroad Educational Dep.rtme,t :.
K view OF the Month Old Home We. k
Begin With the January number of the
NV Year, now ally, which contai, the
fist chaprer # the Twentieth Century His
tory f Vermont. Money NAV be ,ent in
the usual form. One ,lar bills NAV also
be enclosed m tiers at thu r SIX Of the pub
fsh'r rmont news callers. pc stmasrer.
and publishers r. C iv- subscriptions Sam
pie copy by ''r 10 cents. The YER
monter is only 81 year.
A dr., IS,
CHARLES S. FORBES, Publisher.
St. Albans, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
The annual meeting of the church society
will be held this evening.
Edward Kane Missing.

Edward Kane has been missing since
last Wednesday evening. He has wife
and five children living on Bridge street,
and up to the day before Christmas had
been employed in the boiler room Of the
International Paper company. From
Christmas on he had been celebrating, and
he had not worked any. Too much drink
had evidently turned his head, for Mrs.
Kane Gays that about 9 Wednesday even
ing be was sitting in the kitchen, suddenly
be jumped to bis feet, grabbed his coat
and hat, yelled, "We'll all be burned if We
don't get out of this" rushed out of the
door, and went toward the depot. This
wa, the last any one has seen of him. The
canal was searched Sunday, but no trace
secur d
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Death Of Daniel.McC arthy.

Daniel Mccarthy, employed in the mill
OF John Robertson & Son, died about 5
o'clock Tuesday morning of pneumonia at
his home in Norih Walpole. He was son
of John and Eliza Mccarthy and was born
in this town in October, 1857. Besides an
aged mother be left four brothers and three
sisters to mourn bis loss. The funeral was
this morning at A. Min ST Peters church
in North Walpole, with interment in the
old Catholic cemetery in Bellows Falls.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
WaItOn's Vermont Register.

Walton's Vermont Register which ha,
come to be an indispensable hand book for
business and professional m n, has an
peared for 1901. The book never 81
complete as this year, and contain, the lat
est census OF the STATE. The calendar
p'ges for daily memoranda, lists OF United
st ties and state officials, officers { f varlou,
state associations and societies and all he
other information about V.rmont w6icb
has made Wa'ton's Register such handy
book of reference for so many years will
he found brought fully up to date. The
book may be procured OF local dealers or
will be sent post paid on receipt OF 25 cent,
by the Walton Register company, Burning
ton, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Conqre gationaIism in Bellows Falls.

The annual church meeting and rel call
of the Congregational society was held
Thursday. evening OF last week There was
a large attendance and the several reports
made an excellent showing for the work OF
the past year.
The LADIES' Union held an annual meet
ing at 8 P. NJ. and eferted these officers:
President, Mrs. G. E Wtlch; first vice
pr sident, Mrs. P L Kimball !; St cond vice
president, Mrs. S. l.. Benn, tt secretary,
Mrs. L. s. Hayes; treasurer, Mrs. Ned
Pierce.
A supper was served in the vesry at 6
o'clock and the business meeting was
called to order at 7 o'clock. The various
reports were read and accepted and then
the ft flowing officers elected for the year
ensuing Cl.rk, F. G Hildreth; treasur, r,
w. W. Slate; auditor, j. G. Day; collec-
tor, H. G. Johns On; superintendent of
Bible school, N. G. Williams; asst tapt
superintendent, G E. WEIGH; member of
busin, IS committee for three years, DR.. G.
H. Gorhsm; committee on music. Walter
G Smith, DIR. A. L. Miner, Mrs. Edward
Arms; deacon reelected for five years. c.
w. Osgood; deaconesses, Mrs. G. W. o.
good, Mrs H. M Leonard, Mrs. H B.
Jackson, Ms Wallace White; epion
committee, E. G. Osgood, Miss Gertrude
Hayes; ushers for morning service and
committee to pas, the basket, Everett
Chapman, Ira Chapman, Howard Parker,
Guy Blossom ushers for evening service,
C. W. Osgocd, H. c. johnson, j. B.
Morse, w. H. Black. The sum of $500
was appropriated tor music.
The clerks report showed number OF
names on church roll, 293; admitted dur
ing the past year by prof ssion II, by let
ter Is; dismissed by letter II removed by
death two, Edward Arms and George w.
Henry net gam 20 number OF baptisms
I12
The tres surer's report showed total re-
ceipts OF $2711.95 and disbursements of
$264S.92. The church raised during the
year tor all purposes $3.50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Universalist Church Notes.

The annual parish meeting was held
Monday evening. The past year has been
very successful one. All bill, are paid
and the several au1iiaries have a surplus
in their treasury.
The singing led by the choir and the or
chestra is attracting larger and larger con-
gregations.
Last Sunday George b. Wheeler, the
popular and efficient superintendent, was
reelected for his IS b consecutive year. A
young peoples class has just been formed
with Mrs. Hammatt as the teacher.
Rev. Albert Hammatt will pre- ach at the
Univt r,ali:t church next Sunday. The
choir and orchestra will lead the singing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
A Prosperous Year for Universalism.

The annual meeting Of the parish Of the
First Universslist church wa, held Monday
evening. The treasurer's report showed a
very successful year financially and the
parish is in every way in healthy condition.
The following Ulcers we're elected: Trus-
tees, F. G. Pierce chairman. G. E. Whit
man secretary, c. E. Robertson tressur-
er, c. X. Labaree, j. A. Eaton, G b
Wheeler, w. w. Sawyer; trustee of leg
acy fund tor three years, G B Wheeler )
ushers, III. II Russell, E. r. Ball, c. b.
I'm erhill, j A. Bush auditors, John L.
Moore, L. L. Durham, E. r. Ball.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

| House TO let, SIX rooms and bah will
fur ace and electric lights. No. l22 A..
kinson street.
fSmall tenement to rent. Inquire At
80 Atkinson street, G Chase.
TG.t YOUR watches and clocks repaired
at Amsdon's.
TCiam chowder at Universalist church
next week Thursd+y afternoon at 6 IL
Mrs. PIX, M Klrg and Mrs Gov N
charge Price Csc
7 From January 9 to March l. vii
close out trimm d and untr mn hats It
gre It r, ducton. o make room Tor 50 inc
gno's. Mrs P.ulne Howard, 81 Rock.
ingham street.
fNotite BIZ KEYS accounts for sale" in
another column.
y WANTED-At once for eight or ten
we Ks lahy compostor, one who hss
some knowl dge OF book NO preferred,
Address, H b Davis, lines off %, Bel.
lows Falls Vt.
7 For cbaVp-d IA DIS try "Alma Rose"
| at Andrews 0rug store.
II Any wish NJ duplicate' of photograph,
rrc~rtly AIKEN b. re ty Bannac & Lu er
Gaze them for 25 cents each OF B E.
III il at Harrma MS bar b r shop
Y G~tyour mlleages al Durham Bros
fMrs.Wm j. Smith, iormerl, OF Below.
Fails, is aeet or vi oh Haz-l Velvet
Cream am 81 yer Cream. Wi send post
psi il 10 any address. Box 1119, Glare
mo- t, N H.
tit your watch doesn't run right try
ANA 'or's.
7 For SALE CHEAP-An E nerson grano
pi mo IN good 'nditiol. Cash or farm
produce. Inquire OF Miss Flora A. Davis,
Henry street
WEDDING ar nouncements and invita-
tations prinred at the TIMES job office.
"Y cur work is very sa is actory," write
hose who have had work 10 this line. Il
B. Davis.
| 7 Practical watch work at Amadon's.
fBuy your m Lagos OF j c. DAY.
I For SALE-One Sterling range nearly
new Inquire of j. G. Dernison, Howard
Hardware Co.
Coupon milk tickets furni shed at the
TINES job department, H. b. Davis, PRINT.
4 To RENT-A very pleasant down.
stars ten mint. For salt-2 leighs, one
of the m ev used but halt doz time
Mr.. S. n Al xander.
7 Standard Diaries at.News Stand.
Tro RENT-Fl-.t-clau nement corne,
OF Val ans and Gree stree S. Inquire
at house.
| Plano Tuning.
E E. Bagley, resident PIANO tuner Or.
ders LETT at Durham Brothers will receive
prompt attention. Reference, The Beedle
Music Co.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Bellows Falls Savings Institution.

The annual meeting OF the Bellows Falls
Savings ln'titution will be held at the flee
Ct the National Bank of Bellows F lis,
Bellows Falls, VT, the fourth w. dnesdsy
OF the present mo, th,it being the 23rd day,
At 10 o'clock A NJ
JONI H, WILLIAMS, Sec,
Bellows Falls, VT, Jan. 8, 'O1.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Plano Tuning.

E E. Bagley, resident ano tuner Or
ders LETT at Durham Brothers will receive
prompt attention. Reference, The Beedle
Music Co.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
lord-KinQ.

Mr.. Everett w. Lord, superintendent
schools, and Miss Myrtle R. King of
Wellsville, N. Y, were married in West
field, Mas last Saturday at the home of
Rev John ID. Pickles, Phi. D., mutual
friend. 1t was quiet wedding and Mr..
and Mrs. Lord came to Bellows Falls that
evening and for the present are making
their b, me with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Slate. Lister they will occupy Mr.. States
new cottage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
MARRIED..

I ester, VT, January l, at the resi-
,e Henry Kinsmsn, bv Rev Walter r
n 4, assisted By Rev Edwin W..
! h Rev. WI am E. Lang of Louis
n Ny. ate If Athens, VT. } and Miss
l. Ktusman OF Rochester.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Bellows Falls News.
xNxsSsoass<ssGeexssse<

G. G. Moore OF Eorrh Woourn, Mas,
visited bis daughter, Mrs. w A. Mcdonald
this We ek, leaving for home today.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1871
TO A veRTISERS,

Copy for advertisements MUST
reach this OFFICE BEFORE, 9 a. m
WEDNESDAY to insure In,
sertion. Copy SHOULD be sent
In 1onday ar Tuesday. The earlv
copy receives the best attention
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Abatement of Taxes.

The board OF civil authority Of the town
of Rockingham will meet at the 5wn clerk s
office in ,aii TO On on Saturday, January
II next, at l. 80 NJ. for the abatement OF
taxes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
ACROSS OCEAN IN BOX. Johann Beck Recovers Sufficiently
 to Tell His Story.

CO A0ll 1AS StoIy'
 New York, Dec. 3.-The man who was discovered in the hold of the Hamburg American steamer Palatia yesterday hav- ing made the trip across the ocean in a box has recovered today sufficiently to be able to establish his identity posi- lively. He said his name was Johann Beck and that he had lived up to about a year ago in Budapest, Hungary.
 The doctors would not allow him to tell all his story but enough was learned from him and other sources to show that Beck was a house painter and that he had come across the card of an up town hotel in this scity, the proprietors of which have German names. Though stranger to them he wrote that he could get no work in Germany and was coming to America and hoped the hotel men could find him something to do Then he fitted up package case, paid freight charges on it and engaged a cart CT to take it to the Hamburg pier at a certain time. He then returned to his lodgings and boxed himself up after he had provided himself with a dozen cans of condensed milk. a box of prunes. three dozen cakes of chocolate, coffee in bot ties and some bread. The carter called | and gos the box. not knowing of its liv- | ing contents and shipped 1t.
 Beck declared he was in the Dox unti the ship reached Hoboken pier, period | of about fifteen days, when he found ht | was almost dead from hunger, cold ano | terror
 Tonight he was reported to be still ex ceedingly weak but the physicians hope | for his recovery.
 Newton Belnington. well known req | estate owner and horseman. is said tc
 have interested himself in the case and to have promised to give Beck wori should he recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
SHOT THROUGH $e,ooo.
Dr. Zeigler's Money Punctured by
 Highwavman's Bullet.

Chicago, Dec. %.-A lone highwayman and pr. l.. c. H. Zeigler. Professor of Osteopathy, with offices in McVicker' s Theatre Building, fought pistol duel on the prairies west of Garfield Park for the possession of 5000.
 One bullet fattened itself against the doctors watch. just over his heart, and a second bullet passed through his silk hat and tore its way through the nine $l 900 bills that were hidden there In an envelope.
 The Professor believes one of his bull lets struck the assailant on the hand. and the police are searching for wound ed bandit.
 Some weeks ago Professor Zeigler ad- vertised for 400 cadavers to be used for purposes of demonstration at the schools of osteopathy In Illinois and other States.
 Ho announced in his published request for bodies that he was willing to spend $2l .OO0 for the number of cadavers he re- quired, and the police believe it was the publication of these figures that led up to last nights assault.
 The police believe the hold-lp to have been the outcome of a conspiracy. one of the phasea of which was confidence game whereby Zeigler was entrapped into | carrying 5000 in cash on his person.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
THE TIME HAS PASSED.
General Smith Refuses to Negotiate With LukbAn.

Manila Dec. s.-Advices from Catba- lagan, say that the insurgent general, Lukban, has offered to negotiate terms of surrende.' with General Smith. To this offer the American commander re- piled that the time for negotiations had passed
 Lieutenant Commander James NJ Helm, comman anding the United States gunboat Frolic during November destroyed 1H boats engaged in smuggling supplies to the insurgents.
 General Smith has ordered all Fili- pinoS to leave tho coast towns for the interior. They must bring guns. prison CTS or information of the whereabouts of insurrectionists if they wish to return. | Five hundred nativeG of Catbalagan have offered to fight the insurgents in order to bring peace to the provinces. Their offer has been accepted. At day light yesterday Lieutenant Banes, of the 9th Infantry, attacked and destroyed a rebel fort. intlicting heavy loss, and cap. tured the officers breakfast. He found 1 an arsenal with appliances for making | and reloading cartridges.
 The American marines are working | havoc with the insurgents cause in the | southern part of Samar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
BROWN FEARED DEATH
MnRDERER MAKES DESPERATE
 EFFORT TO ESCAPE.
Assaulted a Minister Who Was Read ing the Scriptures to Him-Con- demned Man Executed
 Soon Afterwards.

Mount Holly, N. J.. Dec. 3.-Charies Brown was hanged at 10:vS l-2 o'cloch 'S.
 day for complicitv in the murosr U. Washington Hunter. Death was almost instantaneous. x
 Before the execution took place sen,
 sational scene was enacted in the .;ounS
 nrison when Brown became desperate attacked his spiritual adviser ana at-
 " Al s:so o'clock this morning the death
 warrant was read to Brown ana ne was
 left alone in his cell with Rev, Mi. De.s- s,r
 isger. While the minister wss ,,r' rn"uts sritb an iron bar which he had concenleo n
 his cell. The clergyman was rehoe,eu rsI
 unconscious and Brown rushed out or ms
 cell into the corridor He mace ms way
 to the iail yard and attempted to scale
 Sherifr Fenton and Chief Clerk Joseph Fleetwood procuring revoivers. cornereu the murderer. who, waving the iron par in the air. defied the ofiriais The sheriff threatened to shoot him. and Brown. seeing the impossibility or escape finally surrendered and was Ted nack 10 Washington Hunter. for whose murder | Brown was hanged, was wealthy re- | tired farmer of 70 years, and lived WIth
 his wife at Riverside. N. J On the rn n,sn
 John Young. Charles Miller and otto ksi. | fer forced an entrance into Hunter | house with the intention Of robplng tne place. MT. Hunter resisteo dnu NE .,S. | tally beaten with an iron bolt. Ills WIG l brought him revolver with wntch ne defended himself until his assailants were | Frightened away. MT. Hunter died toul
 days later. Young Keller was arrested | tn New York and Keller turned state | evidence. He Is now awaiting sentence Brown was found in Sing Sing prison. where he was serving a term for burg | lary Governor Odeli pardoned him In or
 der that he might be brought here for trial on the murder charge. Miller has not yet been apprehended. Young and Brown were both convicted of murder In
 the first degree and were to have been hanged together today. Young, however secured a writ of error from the court of errors and appeals, which acted as a stay,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
INOUIRY.AS TO MACLAY
SAMPSON AND cRowNINsHIELD ALSO INCLUDED.
Representative Williams of Missis'
 sippi Shows a Determination to Thoroughly ventilate Navy Department Ring.

Washington. Dec. 3.-Representatiye Williams of Mississippi today introduc- ed the following resolution proposing Committee of lnqury: eA whereas, one E. s. Mac!ay has wrt- ten a history of the Navy of the United States, which was adopted at the NaVai Academy at Annapolis. and,
 !sWhereas. in said history, said E. D. Maclay denounces Rear Admiral Schiey as d liar and a coward, and,
 Whereas, said Moclay Is reported to have alleged that proof sheets containing these charges were submitted 10 one Captain A. S. crowpshield, chief of tha Bureau of Navigation of the Navy De
 pertinent and approved and acauiesced in by him, and,
 whereas said Maclay is reported to have alleged that the same, proofs were submitted to Rear Admiral w. T. Samp-
 son of the United States Navy and ap- proved and acquesced in by him. and,
 whereas. said Maclay was. at the time of the writing of the said history and is now in the employ or the Navy | Department of the United States. not | withstanding the scurrilous character oi I the charges made by him in said history
 and.
 Whereas, said facts disclose state | of things ubversive of honorable conduct | and consideration among officers of tho | Navy and employees of the Navy Depart mert; now. therefore. be 1t,
 Resolved, by the House of the Repre-
 sentatives of the Congress of the United States, that a committee be appointed bS the Speaker for the purpose of investi gating and reporting to the House oi Representatives the truth or falsity oi
 said statements as made by said Maclay the truth or falsity of the allegations
 that the proof-sheets were submitted tt and acquiesced in by said CaptainCrown inshield and the said Rear Admiral Samp son. and to recommend to the House o
 Representatives the course of action t. be pursued by the House in consequenc,
 of the ascertainment of fact to be made | by said Committee"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
NO CHARGES PREFERRED. Denied That Complaints Have Been Made Against Bishop Matz.

Denver. Colo. Dec 3.-The statement In dispatch from Rome today to the effect that Rev. Fathers O'Keefe and Malone of the diocese of Denver had made com plaints to the Pope against Bishop Matz of that diocese. is declared to be false by Rev Father William ORyan of this city.
 The only Father O'Keefe in the Den yer diocese for thirty years said Fa- ther O'Ryan, has been dead many years. Father Malone went to Rome solely on business connected with the Cuban and Philippine church possessions"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-12-04
Races at Oakland.

San Francisco. Dec. 3.-oakland results' Showery and sloppy.
 First rage; five furl9ngs' f se,1nsIM nnn: Mare iio 109 (Mounce), to 1, second; Water Scratch, l6 (Buchananl, 10 to l. tnlro Time 1:03 3-4 Quadra, Lou Hazel, Ban dcra, Ingo. Maraschino, Gypsey boy'
 Second race, eleven-sixteenths mile, sell ,ng~Edinborough IT U. Jackson), to I. won: Flamore. 1i4 (Mouncel. I to D; second; J: Boggs. IA poid ShOTsGnn Rspnn s st An. thony. whaleback ran. Third race, futurity course. 2-year-olds purse-Botany, no lMouncel. to l, won Glendsnning no ,,a eBiTkepaTyn'js M paI to third Time 114 Muresca, Yellow stone na, ran; Fourth race. three-fourths mile, handi cap~Fitzkanet, 100 c. Daly). ? to l. won ond: Janice. 114 (o.Connor. 2 to l. third Time 1:15 1-2. Grafter ran.
 Fifth race. seven-elghths mile, selling Duublane. i12 (O'Connor). to l. won nota' 106 (Ransch). to 5. third. Time 80 i-2 Maresca, Favorite ran.
 Sixth race, mile and eighth. selling Sunello. 101 (Birkenruth). 6 to l. won Florence. 1G7 (Mounce), 1 to 5. third. Time 1:57 3-4. Cromwell ran.
 First race, five furlongs. seliing-Budd Wade, Billy Vice, Jr.. Lilly Dale. Derby Winner, Netoro, 1OS; st Chester Major dS Bird. 11S; Robert Bonner II, Evanoer Wandering Boy, l15.
 Second race three-fourths mile. purse Imp Royal Flush, Grey Field, 1l2; Fork ford, 107; Nellie Forest 104
 Third race, futurity course. selling-BeI Ledi Reina de Cuba, Trimmer, Afghan, Ned Dennis, Aurlffetia, Aledo. 113; Young Morello. 1l6; Rollick, Ell Key. Abba L,' Alzura, 109.
 purse, 2-year- -olds-Josie G., Water Scratch Rosewar. St. Sever, 107: Silva Cruz, Commissioner Forster, Dr. Scharn, no; Fred Atterbury. 102; Dean Swift 1OS.
 Fifth race, mile, selling-Bedeck, 1O7 Econic. 1O2: Disturber. 1O9; Galanthus. Darlene. 9S.
 Sixth race, selling, mile-CaneJo, Moco- rito, Herculean, Blanche Sheppard, Pat | sy Dolan. St. Anthony, Midnight Chimes Tiburon. 1o9; Urchin, Wyoming. Educate Mamie Hildreth, 104 Rasp. 99.