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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.

You can paint a building with fewer
gallons OF Devoe Lead and Zinc than with
Mixed Paints, and il will wear twice as
long as lead and oil mixed by hand. Sold
by W. +. Lamson.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21
Stons the Couah
ana Works off the Col

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No cure no pay. Price,
/ g1 cents
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21

No such thing as summer complaint
where DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw
berry is kept handy. Natures remedy for
every Iooseness of the bowels
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-08-21

Dear Sir:-DevOe lead and zinc not only
goes further than Mixed Paints-eXcept
lead and oil. the only paint that covers as
well-but is full measure.
Few paints. that are sold by the can,
are full-measure; generally they are about
ten per cent short. The same i true Of
almost everything factory weights and
measures are almost always short.
Lead and oil Is an honest paint; the
only objection to II Is its chalklng on IN
three years.
Devoe lead and zinc neither chalks nor
reels. but lasts twice a. long as lead and
oil.
Yours truly.
u +. W. DEvoE & Co.
P.s. ". E. Lamson. Randolph, Topper
4 Graham. Bethel Campbell q Greeley,
/ Rochester. and r. O. Tracy. Chelsea. B,
III. Moody, 50. Royslton. sell our paint.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
FOOL PROFESSOR
 AGAINST CHURCH
A Announcement of His Notions of
 Biblical Stories.

Chicago. Jan. 1S.-The Record Herald will say tomorrow:
 Prof. Charles w. Pearson. of the chair of English literature in the Northwestern university. which is con ducted under Methodist auspices, has thrown a bomb into tine ranks of Meth Odism in Evanston, the seat of the university. by giving out for pubiica-
 ton q statement Of his belief that
 biblical infallibiiity is d superstitious and hurtful tradition. and that the biblical stories of Christ being brought from death to life. of his walking on
 the water and Of his feeding the mul- titude with the loaves and fishes, are mere poetic fancies. incredible and untrue.
 Prof Pearson declares that the pol icy of the Methodist church is one of l inactivity, obstruction and Jesuitical ! silence on the views iu which the lead CTS and scholars of the church have gradually come to believe. but which are not held by the body Of the church
 He says that most of the present teach ing is evasive, and most of the Sun ' day school teaching is almost farcical 1 and entirely inadequate.''
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
HEBREWS HOME
 RACES ORIGIN
A Lecture Delivered With the
 Approval of Wilhelm
This With Other Circumstances Is Convincing the People of Germany That the Emperor's Ideas Are Too Broad.

Berlin. Jan. 1S.-The action Of Elm neror William in sitting through a long lecture by Professor Delitzscn. the AesyrClosist. on the "Babyionish Origin Of Hebrew Ideas has alarmed the ultra-C orthodox circles of the state church who begin to think that some thing is wrong with his mh hjesty's the clogy.
 They have noted that in Gotha three weeks ago the emperor intimated that all churches were equally dear to him. saying that one Of the great purposes Of his life was to bring about church unity. His allowing Professor Deiitsch's s conclusions as to the historical foun- dation of Hebrswism to have an inn oerial approval is regarded as q dan .serCus symptom. Professor Deiitsch at he termination Of his address thanked Emperor William for his countenance and for large personal contribution. enabling researches to be made in the territory of ancient BaDylonia-
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
BRICKS FOR PAUNcEFoTE.

New York. Jan. 1S.-James Donohue. who. according to the Central office detectives, used To be 9 baggage man. was held for trial on Friday for form of petty swindlins by which he is said to have made several hundred dol lars in the holiday season. Donohue's s game. the detectives say. was to ob- tain lists of cabin passengers on steam ships arriving here and then in few days to have delivered at the houses of persons on those lists packages con taining broken Srockery, bricks or some other worthless articles, saying they were gifts Srom the pursers of the ships. He made his profits by collect ing express charges
 The case attracted some attention yesterday because oc a story which was told to the effect that he had collected $ cents for eXpressage, in this city for two common red bricks which were ad- dressed an dsent by him to Lord Paun- cefotc. the British ambassador at Washington. Detective Lesson, who was one of the detectives in the case, said lasI night that he hadn't heard of that story. but that it might be true.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
EXTRA SESSION
 IN COLORADO
Ordered Yesterday by Gov. 0rman for
 Production of Revenue.

Denver. Jan. 1Sr-Governor Orman tc- night issued a call fer aa extra. session of the legislature, beginning Monday, January 2I. After setting forth in q long pre- nhle the necessity for Jne ses- sion. the governor names the following acts to be considered:
 ''To uroVide the necessary revenue to 3.ay the expenses of the state govern mant and state institutions for the fiscal years. ending November SO 1901 end 1902. and to enact revenue law for the state providing for the assessment nf property for taxation and the levy and collection of taxes.
 "To enact Ter submission to the peo- ple of the state for adoption or rejec- tion at the next general election con stitutiona@ amendment or amendments iatinG to the assessment and collection of all general and special taxes. and relating to the collection cs taxes from GI those corporations which may have escaped CT are likely to escape. in ,"hoie or in part. their just proportion 1f taxes for the year 1901. and fixing the amounts they should pay for the said year 15GI-
 TO enact any and all legislation re- lating to or in any way affecting cor poratirns both foreign and domestic. If quasi public nature
 Other matters refer to the ractifica- ton of minor errors in the laws passed t year ago.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19

dent. The latter will send the report to congress the first of the week. probably on Monday.
 The report gees fully into the steps 'vhich must be taken in order to insure a perfect title tovthe United States. Tor in addition to the preesnt Panama Canal company the cid organization nd the Colombian government must be reckoned with. The report. finds. however it is said, that the new com pany can give a clear titie. It Is stated the repnrt says that when the com mission made it's recent report favor ing the NicaraSUan rouSe no offer to sell to this government nad been made Iy the Panama company. The offer Of $40. GOO 0G0 made in behalf Of the com pany by M. Lampre. it is said. changed the situation completely. ;t is further s-ated that the report shows that a little over 1000 shares Of Panama rail- road stock are owned 3y individuals outside Of the Panama Canal company Tnd these can be purchased for q com paratively small sum. Other obstacles -o the sale. the report says. also have ,een removed.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19

Washington. Jan. 1S-The supple mental re0ort e the ;sthnlan canal commission on the proposition Of the Psnama Canal company to dispose CT it's property to the United States for e4O,000OO0 was delivered to President Roosevelt this evening. The members If the commission refuse to discuss the nature of the report and like rsticence was maintained at the White House. but it was stated on excellent author ity that the report unanimously recom- mends that the offer Cf the Panama company be accepted.
 The report. it is stated, is very VHluminous. going into all the phases of the question and attempting to meet ti,a objections and legal complications mich will arise out Of the purchase and aLy international difficulties. should the deal be consummated. The report was completed about o'clock this evening. and after being signed by the members of the commission was carried by Admiral Walker. the chair man of the commission. to Secretary Hay, who transmitted il to the presi-
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
DEFICIENCY BILL
 REPORTED TO HOUSE
Some of the More Important Items
 Contained i'll Measure.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-The house of representatives was in session less than m hour today. Only routine business was transacted, the most important feature of which was the reporting by -dr. Cannon. chairman of the committee on appropriations. Of the urgent defi- ciency bill. The bill viii De caiied up Ter consideration next Monday.
 Among the mcre important items in- cluGei :n the bill ara the following: Rebates to tabacco manufacturers as provided fin the war revenue reduction act, $3.l50,OG0; the esta blishmelt of a permanent military post at Manila, $500, COG; military ordnance. $250.O00; naval ordnance, S3G0, 000: expenses of congressional party to the funeral O. President Mckinley, S6.2O0; rural free delivery. $51S, ,OO0.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19

Mexico. City. Jan. 1S.-Chnpancingo, the capital e he sjaJo Ct Guerrs 70. has had two days Of indescribable panic and Consternatioa, for yesterday there came q repetition of the earthquake shock of Thursday, razing tc the arCInd many houses spared by the first earthquake. People are camping cut on the Alameda and in the fields. Hun dreds o; families are ruined. The buildings destroyed include the bar racks Of the Seventeenth battalion, from which the soldiers marched out luickly, thCs saving their lives.
 Schcoi buildings were wrecked, but luckily the children were aif. saved. The iarish church. which was being re paired. having been injured in the re sent earthquake, was destroyed. When =he shock began the church was nearly filled with worshirpers. who fed in dis may. the women being knocked down hy the men. Fortunately all had gained the street when the heavy stone arches -sH in. It is believed that every one escaped. though the soldiers are remov- ing the debris. which is piled in great h-aps.
 Governor Mora and his secretary ss- caped from the state pa-ace in time to save themselves and proceeded to aid
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
FRAUD FAILURE
 IN KANSAS CITY
An Attempt to Beat a National Bank
 Out of $6,5OO.

Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 1S.-An at tempt to defraud the National Bank of of Commerce through it's stock yards branch in this city out of $6.5OO by the use of forged drafts. has been discUv- cred here. c. F. Thompson, who pre- eented the drafts for payment, ". J. LauGhlin. to whom the drafts were payable. and another man. whose nane is not known, have been :r- rested on information filed by Charles Moore. the assistant cashier of the bank The drafts are what are know n as cashiers drafts. which are not Used as negotiable paper by depositOra. They were written upon paper of the Logan County bank at Sterling. Colo. and were three in number: one for S2. .000 one for S3.0CO and the third for s1 ,500. All were signed ''C. r.. Doh crty.'' The Sterling bank in reply to al telegram. said the drafts were bogus.
 Thompson was arrested here yester- day afternoon. and Laugnlin and the third man were taken at Webb City. Mo. this afternoon, Thompson's ar rest being kept quiet until the police had made sure of the others. Thomp- son was formerly keeper of pool room at Cherryvale. Kan. Chief Hayes and Superintendent TiIlotson's of the Pink erton agency. assert that Laughlin had been concerned in q fake foot racing scheme at Webb City. by which sporting men and others were beaten out of $2O0,O00 in the past six months.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
GOLD IN UTAH
 NEW DISCOVERY

Salt Lake, Utah. Jan. 1S.-Man ad- vices from the New Thunder Noun tain Gold district of Idaho. brought out over the mountains by returning prospectCrs. shows that active develop ment work is being continued in spite of the deep snow, and confirm the first reports of the great richness and eX- tent of the fields.
 It is almost impossible to pack in provisions over the trails in winter. and but few are Venturing it. At Mackay, Boise. Salmon City, Ketcham and Weiser. however. hundreds of prospectors are already gathering to start in as soon as the trails are pas sable. The Oregon Short Line has arranged for line of stage coaches from Ketcham to t!ie new gold fields. to be started about May l.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
IRISH MEMBER 0F
 HOUSE 0F COMMONS
Col. Lynch, Late Fighter for the BoeTs
 in no Hurry About Sitting.

Paris. Jan. 1S-Colonel Arthur Lynch. the recently elected member of the house of commons for Galway city, who is said to have fought on the side Of the Boers in South Afric-r, in an in terview with Q representative of the Associated Press today. denied that he had tried to get to England for the opening of parliament.
 Colonel Lynch said he had not left Paris for the good reason that he ap- preciated the fact that he would not be allowed to reach hIs goal. He added that his futu4 movement would be governed by the Counseis of ,he Irish party and the wishes of his con stituents.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
WORSE AND WORSE
 AFFAIRS OF < BANK
Developments Upon the Disappear
 ance of Cashier.

Fulton. Mo. Jan. lS.-A further ir- vestigation into the affairs of the Com mercial bank, which closed yesterday, following the disappearance of it's cashier. Philip :. Adans. shows che bank 70 Ee in d much worse cor ii tion t!.au was at first reported. -Nr additional shortage of Sa.S90 in e"Eec- tioEs made since January 1. was d,s- covered toda..
 George E. Carstarphen, chief of the state banking department. said today that at least S1OOO3 in money was -oro and perhaps more. The bank helI about $6 .00O of county funds. Nothing has yet been heard from C5Snier Adams. Some Of his friends insi:iJ that he will return and nla..e &n aCcouut:G-.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19

the wounded and panic stricken popu- lace. The statue of General Nicolas Bravo was thrown down and the town government building was badly cracked. Its fall is momentarily ex- !ccted. Great Assures run across the street. The church Of san AIateo. in one Of the cIter districts, IS nearly de- stroycd.
 Among the dead already found are four young men and two young girls. he list of the graVely wounded is q long Cce. including many prominent citizens. The list of the dead and wounded has not been given cut yet.
 At tle town Of CIipa many buildings were wrecked ana three persons were !:illc1 outright and four were injured.
 In the towns of TixtIa and Marchit- ian many Buildings were cracked.
 At iSula several buildings fell in and ther- -.as a general wreckage in the -hoGs.
 At Zumpargo Del Rio three persons -'-erc badly injured and the prison. town hall, school and court buildings were wrecked
 The whole region af-5oted by the ecrthquaNas of Thursday and Friday has been the seat of marked seismic movements for several years.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
COMMERCIAL
 AND FINANCIAL
The Condition of the Markets Yes
 terday.

New York. Jan. 1S.-There was no change in the conditions upon which yesterdays advancing prices were pre- dicted. The closing. however. showed no material gains.
 Atchison. 76Ac; preferred, 979sc: C. (; O., t63s; C. X S, 14Hs; prs.erred. e11a; second preferred. @; C.. C., C. & St. L. +5i3: Erie. fOlE; Great Northern. iSl1s Manhattan, 1362s; Metropolitan, 16454 :; Missouri Pacific. 101; NJ. Central, 1SS: N. Y. Central. 163; Pennsylvania. 14S& {; St. l.. x e. r., 62a4; preferred. S5iI sec ond preferred. 15i5; St. Paul 163A {; Southern Pacific, 5S2s; Union Pacific, io1; Amalgamated Copper. 70: Ana conda. 30lA: Sugar, 1225s; United States Steel. 427s; preferred, 94%; Western Union gO7s
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
PREFERENCE ORDER
 FAVOR 0f VETERANS

Washington. Jan. 1S.-The following executive order has been issued and directed tc each executive department: The attention of the department Is hereby called to the provisions of the law giving preference to veterans in appointment and retention.
 The president desires that wherever the needs of the service will justify and the law will permit preference will be given, alike in appointment and reten- tion. to honorably discharged veterans of the civil war who are Tt and well qualified to perform the duties of the places which they seek and are filling.
 "(Signed)
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
THE TELEPHONE
 VS. TELEGRAPH
The Former to Be Adopted by the
 Illinois Central.

Chicago. Jan. 1S.-The Record Herald tornorrow will say:
 The Illinois Central railroad will in the course Of a short time have all the principal stations along it's lines completely equipped with tele- phone wires for the use of officers and emplCyes in the transmitting of orders and mess2 ges of the company.
 Those who have eEpcrimcntcd with the system. claim for it many great advantages over the old telegraph sys- tenn. They assert that by means Of the teIephonic system the service will be practically revolutionized.'
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. 1S.-Evidence of re- rcwed confidence in buying orders gradually brought the grain markets today under bullish control. Aided by numerous bullish conGitions, good ad- .vanceS were made all around after q quiet opening and May wheat closed 7Ec higher. May corn 15c higher and oats 3sc up. Provisions closed 21ac to e higher.
 May wheat opened at S014@so9sc and closed al Sic.
 May corn opened at 6Ss4c and closed at 6iM m645Sc.
 May oats opened at 451sc. sold up to i61ac and closed at 462sc.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
4 CHICAGO FIGHT
 FRANK CHILDS WON
Fred Russells Substitute Made a Poor
 Showing.

Chicago. Jan. 1S.-Frank Childs of Chicago. the coIored champion heavy weight pugilist. won a decision over Walter Johnson. also of Chicago, at the club rooms Of the Chicago Athletic association tonight. Six rounds were fought.
 Fred Russell of Denver was sched- uled as Childs' opponent. but the man az gsmcnt announced just previous to he msn entering the ring that Russell mad quit and that Johnson had been secured % take his place. The contest was taUc and uninterestiug.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
VERY SICK MAX
 FRED FUNSTON
An Operation to Be Performed on the Brigadier General

lola, Kan. Jan. 1S.-General Fred erick Funston, who arrived home from Manila a few days ago on sick leave, will soon undergo another opera tion, according to Lieutenant Burton J. Mitchell, who made a trip across the Pacific with the general, and who ar rived home today.
 General Funston, who is now in Oak land, Cal, will come east within a few days, according to Lieutenant Mitchell and submit to an operation at Kansas City.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
finally plunging

along the strinGers. finally plunging overheard.
 The plough stuck in the bank of the stream. while the body of the ma chine turned over and the rear end sank. Motorman Lowney escaped with bad bruises. but William Morrissey. who was inside, was caught under a barrel of sand carried for ballast and had his left hip crushed and sustained internal injuries. John Gaffney had his left leg broken and another man was badly bruised.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
MIME. TsILKA WON AN ADMIRER
once Nursed a Farmland, and He Sent His Savings to Secure Her Release

Binghamton, N. Y. Jan. 1S.-The cap ture of Mime. Tsilka Dy brigands and her retention for ransom bring to light a pretty romance in Delaware county. where Mme. Tsilka won de- voted friend and ardent admirer. Mime. TsilIa vas engaged as nurse with Mrs. X. M. l<irlsner of Stamford, N. \. Abner Davis young farmland. came t0 Delaware county without friends and was taken suddenly ill with all the symptoms of smallpox. No one could be found to care fer him, and Mime. Tsilka, who had met the young man. volunteered to do it. although she had never had the disease. She went to the vacant house where he had been isolat- cd and nursed him. The case forum ately proved chickenpOz ana young Davis soon recovered. The young man became a devoted admirer Of Mime. Tsillka, and when it was announced that money was needed TOT the ransom of Miss Stone and her Compan:on he promptly forwarded t0 Boston the say ings of several years to aid in securing anCther'S release.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
RAILWAY INSURANCE.

san Francisco. Jan. 1S.-Insurarc e was the theme at all the discussions of tOdays session of the convention of the Brotherhood of RailwaYs Employees. T. was decided to have the lines of in surance to be carried to comprise the annuity plan. straight life and perma
 neEt disa ability. with partial payments.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
SNOW PLOUGH IN THE RIVER.
Jumped lhe Trolley Tracks and Plunged
 Over a Bridge

Taunton, Mass, Jan. 1S.-A snow plough at work on the Old Colony Street railway between this city and Fall River. bounded off the track when half way across the bridge over the Segresausett river at Dighton this fcrero5n and plunged into the stream. one man was mortally injured and three others hurt. The plough was clearing the track of last nights heavy fall of snow and was going toward Fall River when the accident occurred.
 Just before coming into the b:iige there is a hill and the plough was speeding down this to the river. where there is sharp curve sweeping out to the structure. The plough was nov ing at the rate of fourteen miles an hour. but was under perfect control
 the motorman says. As it went around the curve upon the bridge. the wheels left the rails and the plough bounded
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
METALS.

New York. Jan. 1S.-WhiIe the quoted rates for lake copper were the same as named yesterday. it was reported that the largest sellers were nearing a price equivalent to 10i2c for spot. The quoted ra tes are 111sc for lake, lie for electro 'ytic and 1O9Ic for casting. Lead was dull and unchanged a t 4c. Speiter ruled steady at $4.35.
 Bar silver. 554c; Mexican dollars. 4ti4c.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
RAILROAD PROMOTION.

Springfield. H.. Jan. 1s.-James D. Welch has resigned his position as chief dispatcher of the middle division Of the Wabash railroad. with head quarters in Decatur. and will enter the employ of the Denver X Rio Grande road as superintendent Of the car service. with headquarters in Den yer, for which city he will leave on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Jan. 1S,-Cattle-Receipts 800; steady. Good to prime nominal, s6.5OG7 40; poor to medium, s4.5OGp6; stockers and feeders, $2.25GS4.75; cows. S1.25@S4.20; heifers. s2.25@$5; canners. $l.25GS2. .25; bulls, s2@s4.2O; calves, S2.5O 1$6.25; Texas fed steers, SS.25G$5.60.
 Sheep-Receipts. 1000; sheep heavy, closed weak: lambs closed weak. Good to choice wethers. $4.30m$5; fair to
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
BERTILLON SYSTEM
ids in Locating a Wholesale Robber
 of JewelrY.

New Orleans, Jan. IS.-Manager John Norris of the local branch of the Der tillon system visited Gretna today with d photograph of the valet kerns. charged with robbing the Thebaud mansion in New York of S50.OoO worth of jswelry. When Norris returned to this city alter q careful inspection of ,hc prisoner Manners he said there was absolutely no doubt that Man ners'' is the New York fugitive.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
MURDERED MISSIONARY.

washington. Jan. 1S.-A cablegram vas received at the state department today from Consul McWhade at Can ton stating that French missionary had been murdered by natives at Nan Euing. in kwangtung province. 25n miles northwest of Canton.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, Jan. 1S.-New Mexico Fair Sunday, except in the extreme south portion; Monday. fair; variable winds.
 Wyoming-Generaily fair Sunday and Monday; variable winds.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
BANKER HELD OVER.

Kansar City, Jan. 1S.-John P. With CTS. ex-president of the American Ma tilnaA bank 1l Beaumont. Texas charged with Cmbezzlemeat and forG- cry. was bound over to the | nited States court Of the eastern district of Texas in the sum Of 5,OC0.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-19
COMING THIS WAY.

Chicago. Jan. 1S.-A. G. Spalding. the baseball magnate. left tonight for New Mexico and southern California. to be gone for a short time.