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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-04
WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

Pigs for sale. 7. u. OHAIflhi-D'
House to rent. T. ~ hl9iNo'
WANTED: Cheap pug dog.
"A. GILMAN, Randolph center.
WANrEp:-A horse sheer at once.
I L. c. DREW.
N MRS G.. +. CUsHMAN.
WAvrEo:-To hire man for the winter
or by the year. "a = OAal.
/ viii nav highest market prices for hides,
skins and pelts. If L. n. JERD.
For sAIE.-Good sleigh and light
driving harness. II II. A. LEONARD.
App1Es:-A few barrels Of Rhode Island
greetings at w. W. Morton's.Af8 W.
NJ. and c. v. mileages to rent at j.
/ c. HuIbert's barber shop, Edison block.
/ For gAIE:-One two-horse power steam
engine. burns either wood or coal.
L. II. NICHOLS, Randolph.
We are prepared to do your butchering
at a moderate price. eau at Adams mar
+ ket. Sw
WANrED:-No. /, ash, maple and bass
wood in the log or sawed TO order at any
mill. u. l.. BASS, Randolph, VT
To RENr: Tenement on Weston street.
INQUIRE Of Arson Burroughs or }. w.
Gabrielle.
I en- furnish you beef by the quarter,
also hogs, whole or in halves at the lowest
cash price r. ~ NM
Go to G. W. Proper, Dudley St., for car
rage and sleigh repairing, saw iiling, ETC.
/. All work guaranteed. u
FoR sALE:-About 300 bushels Of bard
wood ashes. Enquire Of ELECTRIC LIGHT
i a. BOBBIN Co. Chelsea, Vt wv
LOST spotted begal mound. brown head
and ears, answers to name OF Spot.
EACN,HT GrAC.A. randolph.
Wea-e prepared 10 do your butehering,
/ pickle and smoke bans, also try out lafa
and make SAUSAGE. l ave orders at +. \.
Jerd's market.
have lust returned from a study Of the
Fail and Winter styles in New York and
my dres5making rooms i'm the Mcintyre
block are now open for business. II
NJ. A. SMITH
Chester boars, six and seven months old,
for sale, or will let out by the season. low
price. Also, grade Holstem cows ana
ueifers for r1le. G. C. PANE, South Ran
gCf.h 2w
NrED:-Mcu and women every
rs here 10 sell what 20 out Of 100 must
have. Valuable samples and outfit free.
Big profit. NATIONAL DIsPENsAEH Co., y,
Rutland, Vt.
FOR SALES harpless Cream Separator
about new Salts. actory terms made.
/ Also. have purchased a new saving
machine and am ready to do business.
/ SEYMOUR BEoTHEEs, on Gorham Farm.
WANrED:-A capable woman from 30
to 40 years Of age as help in a household ;
{ capable in the fullest aud best sense. For
such a one there are good wages and a
steady place. Address, d. M. G., HERALD
Office Nv
The Peoples Telephone has established
a pay station at II. T. Holman's, No. 9
Summer street I ON whore anyone can be
reached in the village for messenger fee
OF 10 cents. A ! srn lnent switch station
will Be est .btished on Main street soon.
DIX j. CAMP.
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Randolph Continue

VIII. Dubois is in Montpelier for the
day.
DR.. c. J. Rumrill was in Royalton yes
terday.
Mrs. William Skinner and son Of Royal
ton are In town today.
Miss Nina CARPENTER spent Sunday at
her home in Broo,.held.
Mr.. Goodwin OF Groton is spending a
few days at b. f. Rickers.
Mrs. j. B. Eldredge and son, Edward,
spent Tuesday in Montpelier.
r. f. Prichard has been reappointed
county Examiner Of teachers.
Miss sadie Plummcr Of Groom was a re-
cert visitor at B. +. Ricker's.
Miss Ellen Whitney spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Lebanon, \. III.
VIII Emerson returned Saturday from a
visit In Campton Village, y. III.
Fred Drew began the winter term of
school in district No. II Monday.
Miss Maud Danforth Of Barre was a
guest Of Miss Clara Bean last week.
n. VI. Mcclellan went Monday to Fair
fax to visit friends for few days
n. e. Buck has been confined TO the
house this week by an attack OF tonsilitis
DR.. S. n. Gould went this morning "a
Montpelier, where he viii remain several
days
". r. Mcintosh returned yesterday
from a weeks visit in Montpelier and
Northtield.
Miss Agnes Dunbar Of Bethel visited
her mother, Mrs. Flora Dunbar. the frs
Of the week.
L. +. Bailey and wife Of Rochester visit.
81 At 4. II. Bailey's Monday and Tuesday
81 last week.
Miss Minnie Snow Of south Rovaltor
came today % spend a week with her aunt
Mrs. h. O.. Morton.
Mrs. A. A. Smith goes today to suend
week with her sister, Mrs. 5. B. Carpenter
az Randolph Center.
The woman's Relief CORPS will bol,
their annual meeting at g. A. n. haH sat
ufday evening 81 1:.n.
Dr. W. NJ. Kelly returned Mnnds,
night from Lynn. Mass. where he hai
hetn spending week.
Elmer RCan and wife. G. m. ingalls, an,
wlic. Mrs Persons and daughter, Gertrude
were Is Beihs. Tuesday.
Miss Georgia v bite has been unable Z.
perform The duties % local reporter I'M
week on aee1lut ~ illness.
Miss Hattie sa d came home Tuesfa,
from Mortified w here she had been wish
Jag friends a Ce Saturday.
A. b. Manchostee. h. n. Nu-se An.
daughter. Mary. are attending pomoni
grange az ACribiieli today.
Ihe Methodist saclefy realized abou
20 from lhC hand kerehstf bagaar and hasi
supper which VAS held TUESDAY.
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serving today. The fountain is furnished
with a small gasoline heater aud IS very
attractive as well as useful. This VIII
satisfy a long-felt want and will doubtless
have large patronage by the people.
The ladies OF the Congl church viii
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. A. =.
Tewksbury to complete work already
commenced for a box TO be sent TO school
at Gcsndyiew, Tenn, some OF the pulia-
ings ofwhich have been recently destroyed
bv fire. All articles designed for the DoA
should be left with Mrs. Tewksbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Mead have closed
their house on Randolph avenue and start
IA Yesterday afternoon for Los Angeles,
cal. where they viii spend the winter, GO
ing bv way OF Grand Canyon, ARR. Dur
ing thoif absence they expect to take
trio 10 Old Me-ico. They viii be Joined at
Chicago by hrs. Mead parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes, and at Kansas City by an
aunt.
Lucy Flint net at her home Tuesday
evening 10 honor Of her eighteenth butn-
day. TIE event was a complete surprise
to NJ iss Lucy. Fruit ndy aud a birth
day cake with the name and age OF tue
owner on It We're served as refreshments.
She was the recipient OF seye.al gifts from
membe of the sophomo class and
others. Games were played aud grdpho-
phone added to the p.easuie OF the even
ing.
The Christian Endeayor society OF the
Cong'l church held very pleasant social
Monday evening in the vestries. An
IN resting program was C.rrled out, con-
sisting Of vocal duets by Miss Nj. Blanche
Sparhawk and Mrs. j. z. Clifford, solos by
Miss Sparhawk. piano duets BY Misses
Bessie and Alice Woodward, reading by
Mrs. G. +. : odd, and a prize spanking
contest Mrs. F. =. Prichard and Misses
Mary {. Tewksbury and Bertha II. Man
ney being participants. Miss Elanney
won first prize. Light refreshments were
served after which cbarades were enjoyed
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Dead Of Inerease chamberIIn.

Increase Chamberlin, one of Randolph.
oldest citizens and man thoroughly re.
spected for his piety and sterling uual.
tiles, died Sunday, Nov. 30th.
lie celebrated his Goth birthday Sept
2Sth last, the event being duly observed al
the Methodist church, to which society
he belonged. Shortly before that he suf.
fered a slight shock and not long after.
ward fell and fractured one hip, which
with the effects OF the shock and his ad.
vanced years, brought about his death.
Mr.. Chamborlin was born in Stock
bridge, where he resided until he removed
20 Randolph, which was move than 81
years ago. Bo h in stock bridge and Ran.
dolph, he followed the business of !
farmer. For . years he lived on the platf
now occupied hy Alfred Eaton on Tbave1
brook until he moved to the Riford house
on School street in this village two wear
ago. IN the same house lives his son
Orrin :. Chamberlin, and his daughter.
Eta :. Chamberlin, a veteran school
teacher, has given her aged father assidu.
Gus and loving care during his period IA
infirmity. Besides these two children
another son. lothian, is employed in an
insane asvlum At Palmer. Mass. There an
also one brother. William. 81 GavsviIIe5
and two sisters. Mrs. Vernon Cutler AZ
Gaysville and Mrs. Lucy Morse Of Fori
scott Kan.
The funeral was held at the home Tues
day q p. m, Rev. +. q. Bainey and DR.
. A. l. Cooper officiating. luterment ~.
I in South View cemetery.
The following persons from out Of tovrp
attended the funerals 8otham Chamber
i'm Of Palmer, Mass, Mrs Vernon Cufier
I Leon & hs ~ berlin, Augustus ChamberIIn
and vile from Gaystille: ia Norsa an
wife from Rochester SIR. and M. Mi
Parser q stocsbridge, Mrs. Nancy Abhoft
and Irving Abbott 81 Breokneld. Aloert
Eoson snd wife and Frank Eison II Ran
aolph center and Mary Prau Of Moatpel-
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Church Notes.

Church Notes.
The BAPTIST Ladies' society win meet
at the parsonage this afternoon.
NJ. T.. church Sunday, subject Of ser
mon by F-v. I. q. Rainey, "The Wheat
and the Chad.n
The subject Of next Sundays lesson at
the Christian Science chapel is, 'God
the Preserver OF Man.
The oyster supper at the Baptist par
sonage announced for Friday evening, is
postponed Indefinitely.
Weeks lesson at the Christian church
is "panama "a lal. Sermon, "A light
to tighten the Geutiles.p
The Union service next Sunday evening
will be held at the Christian church, with
a sermon by Rev. G. +. Laid.
Rev. G. +. id will take for his
subject Sunday morning at he Congl
church, ''The Secret OF His Presence"
The Young Women's Foreign Mission
aty society of the NJ. j.. church viii meet
with Mrs. Frank Copeland on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The annual meeting Of the ladies'
Ways and Means society OF the Cong'l
church will be held next Tuesday, Dec.
8, with Mrs. G. +. odd.
The Christian church Sunday school
will observe its annual rally day on
Sunday. Special music Will be given.
Among the speakers will be Rev. q. K.
Laid.
First Baptist church, Rev. Brown +
Smith pastoT. Subject of morning ser
mon, ~ he Manual of Christian Growth. -
The service at Braintree Branch is dis
continued for the season.
! The "Christian Church at Work, %
/ the new monthly publication Of the
I Christian church is on sale at Buck Print
4 ing Co. Anyone wishing TO subscribe
] for the year may send their names 10
/ Miss Annie Walsh.
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Notice.

To Az WHOM IT MAY CoNCECN:-
Attention is hereby called to sections
81 and 40 OF our village bylaws.
Comnlailt, alleging violation OF the
nror isions OF S5c. 81, by persons al
owing fens 20 run at large, has
been made; as also, numerous complaints
relative TO colsting and sliding en- side
walks forbidden by Sec. 40.
Il is hoped that pu )lieltion OF this notice
will render further action unnecessary.
BY order BOAED or TRUSTEES.
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Pianos at a Sacrifice.

For the next two weeks We offer limit
ed number Of strictly high grade upright
pianos for p, On easv paymer Is, includ-
rig stool and scarf. write Tor catalogue
and de ciiption to lebanon Bros. & Co.,
as Church ST., Burlin. or, Vt,
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A Card.

We desire TO thank neighbors ano
Il lends who assisted during the sickness
d 10 aud burial OF our little bow.
Mr.. ANO Mes. G. +. MAtKER.
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Horses For Sale.

Dec Sth we will have a carload of draft
and driving horses from Nebraska. Look
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Cothsr locals on tn rsge.)
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
Testing Explosives by Abel Block.
A. w. Warwick in October Mines and
Minerals

A. w. Warwick in October Mines and
Minerals.
The Abel block is simply a large
piece Of lead, cylindrical in form, and
with a bore hole reaching to the mid
die of the block. In this bore hole Is
placed the explosive TO be tested the
cavity well tamped and the block so
elamped that the tamping cannot be
blown out. The cubic capacity of the
bore hole is measured before the explo-
sion by running water into 1t from an
assayer's burette and the cavity caused
by the explosion is measured in a SIM
liar way The reformation caused by
the explosion is of course the differ
ence between the two amounts. 1t is
assumed that the strength of the ex-
plosives is proportional to the defor-
nations.
The lead cylinders used were made of
the best refined lead. melted at as low
temperature as possible and cast into
iron molds. The size of the cylinder
was five inches in diameter and five
inches high. The top of the cylinder
was made about one-eighth of an inch
less than the bottom, so as TO allow
the block to fall out of the mold easily.
A three-quarters-inch hole was bored
into the cylinder to depth Of two and
one-half inches. Such a block weighs
about forty pounds, and a charge of
five grams of dynamite and the ordi-
nary xxx to xxxxx detonators can be
used. The lead can be used over and
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
NEED TEETH.
Serious Failure of Body Comes from
Lack of "a Good Grinding MIL

"A few years ago Mother had her
teeth all taken out, hoping in that way
to relieve her suffering, but failed, and
IL left her gums so sensitive that the
wearing of false teeth or the proper
mastication of the food were equally
impossible, so that in the Spring Of
1901 she failed rapidly mind and body
both giving way and for many weeks
life and reason were despaired of.
AT one call OF her physician he
said she absolutely must take more
nourlshment, something easily digested,
try Grape-Nuts.' l Immediately OBJ
tained a package. prepared some with
good, rich cream, and fed her from a
teaspoon. She began to take II regular
~ and liked the food 50 well she would
ask between times II we had any ready
Tor her. She began 20 Improve az once.
1T a. now three months since she
began eating the food. She mas fully
recovered her health. looks better and
ls heshier and stronger mentally ana
physically, than for many months prev
i0us.
'oFape-Nuts furnished the nOurlsh-
fnenf FOR her that IA seemed impossible
~ set from any other kind % food -
Meme glten ~ Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
HEMINGRAYS HELPED HER
TO COMMIT SUICIDE
So Locke Says of the Death of Rob-
ert Hemingray's Wife.

So Locke Says of the Death of Rob-
ert Hemingray's Wife.
San Francisco, Dec. Loving to
charges which have been preferred by
]. F. Locke, proprietor of the Knicker-
booker Hotel. to the effect that Rob-
ert Hemingway, a horseman. and his
brother facilitated the suicide of the
formers wife by suggestion and by
leaving the weapon. with which she
killed herself where she could find it,
Coroner Leland has ordered thor
ough investigation of the case.
Robert Hemingway admitted to the
coroner's jury to-day that the young
woman who killed herself Saturday
night and with whom he had beenliv-
ing for several months, was not his
Wife. Her name, he SAYS was Miss
Carlotta Campiglio of Cincinnati. the
dead woman was the daughter of a
well-known Italian family. The Hem
ingray brothers deny Locke's asser-
ton emphatically, and assert their de-
sire for a thorough investigation of
the facts. Robert Hemingway denies
that the woman was respondent or
that he had any intimation that she
would commit suicide.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
SHOT TWO WOMEN.
Singer Killed Lizzie Wilson and
Wounded Ruth Stein.

singer h1IIeu LlZZ1e WILSON ana
Wounded Ruth Stein.
Pittsburg, Dec. Mrs. Lizzie Wilson
was shot and killed and Ruth Stein
was seriously wounded in a Colwell
street resort, at about O'Clock this
morning. The shooting, it is alleged,
was done by a man named Singer,
who, a few minutes, afterwards, fled
from the house, half-robed, and has not
since been seen.
The other inmates of the house said
the couple had quarreled. -Four shots
were fired. the first killing Mrs. Will
son instantly, and another entering
Miss STEMS breast.
Mrs. Wilson formerly lived in New
York city. The police claim she is or
was the wife of a well-known and rich
New York broker. Miss Stein came
here from Buffalo, which she claims
is her home.
Aleese to- night announced that war
rant had been issued for Harry Singer,
or Aaron, as he was sometimes known,
for the murder of Mrs. Wilson. Singer
is young Hebrew peddler. whose
residence is within 500 feet of the house
where the murder occurred. 1t is sup
posed he fled from the house to his
home, changed his clothes and escaped
Jealousy is the only motive announced
by the police to account for the muir
der.
Mrs. Wilson has a brother Iohn
Marks, living at 240S East Chase street,
Baltimore. The Stein woman will re-
cover from the effects of her wounds.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
A STRENGTHENED
'vinol Promptly overcones
Weakness.
DEBILITY OFTEN PRECEDES
COMPLETE COLLAPSE.
We Want Every One to Know
How to Get Strong.
OUR WN0L IS A STRENGTH
CREATOR.

The saddestsight on earthisa broken
down man or woman.
We see such people every day right
here in our city.
1t is pitiful TO see a man that should
be in his prime dragging himself
through life detected, discouraged and
broken down, due to some premature
weakness. 1t does not make any diff
ference whether this weakness is the
result of dissipation, indiscreet living
or disease it can be overcome.
We have known of many very serious
cases of debility quickly overcome by
Vinol
Vinol is a scientific rebuilder and
strength creator. Itcontains the active
curative principles of Cod-Liver Oil in
a highly concentrated form. The
benefit that can be derived from the
use of these properties is so well known
that there is no need for us to enter
into that subject.
We could quote many instanceswhere
Vinol has done good; as an example,
here is one coming from Jane S. Fem
fren, prominent member of the w. G.
T. u, and a resident of Suncook, N. II.
She writes:
II was run down, was in bed from
May to March. Was so nervous and
siclly that every one thought was in
a most precarious condition. My weight
was redlfced to 800 pounds. l was adj
vised to take Vinol, which did, and
am now very much better, and am able
to be about again. AS rebuilder and
a strength giver nothing can equal it.
Vinol is God-blessing to anybody"
Because VinoI Is delicious, and
because it does contain these
I'm UGH -sought-after medicinal
properties we endorse it, and we
unhesitatingly proclaim that it IS
better than any preparation of
cod-liver oil or tonic rebuilderwe
have ever had in our store.
Mail Orders supplied, 81 per bottle,
Express Paid.
KNIGHTS PHARMACY co.,
,.. DRUGGISTS.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
VALUE OF RAILWAYS.
Certified by the Kentucky Railroad
Com mission.

Frankfort Ky, Dec 1.-The State
Railroad Commission met here to-day
to certify to the auditor the valuation
OF the tangible property OF the railroad
corporations doing business In Ken
lucky.
The Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company. having the greatest
mileage IN the state, Is given total
valuation OF t23. 05e.525.
The main branch OF the Chess penke
and Ohio Company IL aHsesaed al fi3,-
900 a mile, the Norfolk and Western
Company $4,000 a mile. the Southern
Hallway IA Kentucky az $4,000 a mile.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
EIGHT THOUSAND TROOPS
GUARD MARSEILLES.
Strike of stoISers, Sailors and Others
Is Serious

Strike of stokers, Sailors and Others
Is Serious.
Marseifles, Dec. 1.-The strike of
stokers, sailors and others here is as
Stunning gravity with the arrival of
many more steamers. Sailors and
stokers Immediately leave their ships.
and the passengers are unable to pro-
coed to their destination. The number
of belated passengers at MarseiIIes now
reaches 1900. They have appointed
committees to appeal to the project and
the government for relief.
The port remained quiet throughout
the day. but many strikers were lott
ering about the moles and wharyes.
where work was almost completely at
standstill. Vessels arriving from
abroad, however, found no difficulty in
oischarging.
Three thousand. five hundred strikers
met this afternoon and adopted a man
ffesto, demanding that the towing
companies should cease their services
as regards French vessels. They also
passed a resolution calling on all the
engineers and stokers to abandon work
within "a hours under the penalty of
being pronounced false brothers.
Tranquility prevails in the city to-
night Eight thousand troops are here.
and the port is strongly patrolled
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
QUORUM WAS READY.

Reichstag Majority Watching n
Chance Ia Adopt the Tariff Motion.
Berlin, Dec. 1.-The majority parties
kept quorum in the Reichstag to-day,
watching for an opportunity to adopt
Baron Won Kardorff's motion to take
Il vote on the tariff bill as a whole, but
the minority occupied the day with
further debate on the measure. Herr
Richter set forth the reasons why he
was not acting with the Social Demo-
Gratis and Moderate Radicals in OBJ
structing the passage of the bill.
Herr Bebel. in an hours denuncia-
ton of the supporters of the tariff, was
frequently called to order by the pres
ident, once when he said, by devices
such as these. the tariff will be pre-
sented to the ruling classes at Christ
mas so that they over their caviare
and oysters. may sneer at the efforts
of the Social Democrats to protect the
pockets of the POOR
The Savannah morning news., 1902-12-02
MAY COST HIM A THRONE.
indiscreet Love Letters of Prince
MirItO OF Montenegro.

MirIeO OF Montenegro.
Vienna, Dec. 1.-Some stolen love
letters may cost Prince Mirlo, second
son of the reigning prince of Monte
negro. his cherished ambition to as
cend the Servian throne. for which in
the event of King Alexander having
no heir, he is a strong candidate.
Prior to Prince Mirkos marriage last
July with Natalie Constantinovitch,
daughter of the grand uncle of King
Alexander, he had love affair with
Servian actress and wrote her many
letters containing criticisms on the poll
icy of several European states. The
Car and German Emperor were espe-
ctally hard hit, while the Servian peo-
pie were slightingly and scornfully re-
ferred to.
After his marriage, Prince Mlrko sent
trusted adjutant to buy the letters
from the actress. She readily sold
them, but the adjutant who is a ma
tive of Servia. sold them to the Ser
Nian2 government for considerable
sum. after having had printed copies
made.
In the event of the Montenegro dyn-
asty making any active move to ac-
quire the Servian throne, 1t is antici-
pated that the publication of the let
tiers would ALLEVIATE Prince Mirko's Ser
Wan friends and ruin his prospects OF
succeeding King Alexander.