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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-01
WEST DERBY.

Mrs. Upstone is visiting friends in town.
You will find "Uncle Terry a most
interesting story.
Rev. Edwin Blake is able to be out
again.
Dan Coburn has moved to his farm in
Ifasburg.
Mrs. Willis Cramer visited at Ned Cra-
mer's last week.
Mahlon Kendall spent Sunday recently
with his parents.
Mrs. Ned Cramer is visiting friends and
relatives at Ways Mills, Que.
Elder Chas. Mcclure has moved into his
new tenement in the block.
Mr.. Moulton has bought Moody Kim
oalPs house on Spring street.
Mrs. Chas. White and daughter PHYLLIS
returned to Springfield, Mass last Satur-
day.
Archie Stiles has moved from Stanstead
into the house he purchased of Dan Co
burn.
Mrs. Rupert Martin and daughter Isa-
dore spent Sunday in Fitchburg. Mass.
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Emerson.
A new Sunday school was organized at
the home of Miss Field yesterday. This
will be for the children in the part of the
village known as ''the hollow, and will
be in charge of Miss Field. The First Bap-
fist church of Newport will assist In its
support.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-01
GLOVER.

E. A. Norton was in LyndonviIle last
Friday.
Roy Christie has sold his paint shop to
W. F. Clark.
R. j. Sargent's little son Gerald is sick
with tonsilitis.
Joseph Burnham is visiting at Mrs.
Ellen Abbott's.
Lola Longey is home from Greensboro
for short stay.
Judge W. F. Clark is in Newport to-
day on business.
Mrs. Roy E. Davis spent Sunday with
her parents in Newport.
Emily Mitchell has returned from visit
to her sister in Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. King have taken up
their residence in the village.
Remember the May ball this evening.
Music by Partlow's orchestra.
r. L. Drew made a ton of sugar from
five hundred trees this season.
j. G. King has occupied the tenement
vacated by Mrs Elma Martin.
Thad. Drew OF MorrisviIIe was in town
few days last week on business.
Schools commence today with nearly the
same force of teachers as last term.
living Carr will soon go to NorthfeId TO
take charge OF a Store for G. c. Lang.
Raymond Snerburne of Barton Landing
visited his grandparents here, last week.
Rev. ]. Howard Flower will preach in
the South church next Sunday at o'c,ock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Walker are soon tn
move into the new house on their Ropne
farm.
LOOMS Jackson has rented for one veor
aud taken possession OF Hiram Krby's
farm.
William Mcneil and family of Eos+
Burke visited at the Hotel Richardson Last
week.
Annual meeting of w. G. T.U. will he
with Mrs. Stebbins, Tuesday o. m. at .
O'Clock.
Mrs. W. n. Aldrich was thrown from her
wagon last week, but escaped ss, ions in
jury. ~
Mrs. j. o. Drew was called to sheffiald
by the severe illness of her sister Mrs
Hinman Frost.
Rev. MI. w. Farman of WestfieId will
preach at this place and West Glover
Sunday, May Z.
B. U. Wells left for his new ho,,a IN
Woodsville, N. Fl, Thursday. acconora-
MED by his family.
On account of the illness of the teacher
Miss Nina Wylie, school at Nantes win
not begin Monday.
John NJ. Salmon will go this r,oo,, 20
Sugar Hill, N. 81 where he has erorIov-
ment for the summer.
Mrs. Ormsbee of Barre, who has spent
several weeks with Mrs. w. T. Temnietop.
has gone to Irasburgh.
Dana Cook of Barton is at Fl. n Cook,s
while his daughter is at Hanover receiving
treatment at the hospital.
After being confined to the house for
long time with a carbuncle, Chester 8.
Parker is able to be out again.
An informal meeting was held Saturday
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
Wilson Is Investigating
The Meat Label Charges

One of the first matters taken up this
morning by Secretary Wilson was the
alleged irresulority in the Bureau OF
Animal Industry. in connection with Ia
bells placed By inspectors on meat Re
ports had reached the Secretary that the
bureau carried on its rolls a scientist
who had invented the tag that there
was need for the investigation of the
relation, ii any, between one of the
scientists and the manufacturer Of the
labol
Mr. Wilson had a long conference with
DR.. Salmon, who was authorized to
make a thorough investigation and as
certain, Il possible II any Of the en-
Iloyes connected with the department
was interested in the commercial con-
Germs.
DR.. Salmon this afternoon had not
completed his investigation. but ex-
pressed himself as being satisfied that
there was no empleye of his department
connected with the concern. which Is
furnishing the department with the
paste anr inks.
George {. Howard" continued Dr.
Salmon, invented the new label now
being used by this bureau In the work
ing or meats and he WAS awarded shat
contract. through the proper channels
furnishing tags and labels OF a superior
quality at one-third less the cost than
was paid for them heretofore, Mr.. How
ard Is not now connected With the de-
partment and never has been, I believe
In the employ Of the department, and as
TO whether any of them own any stock
in the Howard concern I canOt Just now
say. though Mr.. Howard has said he
would furnish me with a sworn state
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
Summer Annex Charges
Do Not Concern Wilson

Secretary Wilson was at his office
this morning after an absence of TWO
Gays at oyster Bay. where he went over
the affairs OF his department with the
President.
New ruRors of irregularities met the
Secretary, but these gave him little il
any, concern. These rumors are di-
rected against the Weather Bureau and
are TO the effect that large sum of
money has been spent at the Weather
Bureau station at Bluemont-much
more. It is said, than was intended by
those behind the appropriation bill II
Is also charged that fine horses and
carriages are kept there and used by
officials and their weekend guests, and
parties from Washington are said to
have made a summer resort of the
place on invitation of officials.
Mr. Wilso~ said that the workings of
the summer annex were satisfactory
and that lie put no confidence in the
reported irregularities.
4 have made two visits to the annex
in the past two years" he said. and
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
DEAD INFANT FOUND
LYING IN ALLEY

While Peter Lawson, eoIored. employed
AS an expressman at the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad station, was on his way
20 work this morning about $50 o'clock,
he found the BODY cf q dead infant ly-
ing IL The alley in the rear Of 239 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
Police of the Sixth district took
charge Of the body which appeared 10
be that of a colored male infant about
four days old The body was sent - the
rHprgue soon after fl was found.
Detective Mullen is inVesf R7flng the
case in the hope Of Gpprehending the
person who threw the body in the alley.
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
THE WASHINGTON TINES TUESDAY. AUGUST I, 1905

zines asked DR.. Moore TO write for them
| an authorized account of his work, but
! he, being modest. as scientists usually
are, refused to do so. He did consent to
| look over proofs of some articles writ
| ten by others-sorle OF them by Mr..
| GroSVenor, the welI-inforned and enter
| prising secretary of the National Geo
| graphic Society What was there in
| that TO suggest tainted science, I'd
like to know?"
Claims Injustice Done.
There was once something said re-
marked another. about honcring the
man who made two blades OF grass grow
where one had grown before. and yet
/ everyone now is joining in hue and
| cry against 4 man who has shown the
world how to make twenty tons of
| clover grow where one grew before. En-
| couraging, isn't it?
Here is a man with the necessary
| skill To bring down to the earth and
make practical certain scientific geneP-
alizatiens, who not only does il, but
then patents the process u1u ueeGS Une
patents TO the people, and at the first
suggestion CT suspicion he is forced out
I of the service and practically condemned
Wlthout trlal.' If he were dishonest, why
did he let slip the chance 10 keep the
patents as so many men would have
There was a chance to make q big
fortune, To make 1t quickly, and to make
1t legally. for he was under no legal
nbAg3tion whatever to turn the pateats
over to the Government
People Make Mistakes.
I'm the excitement OF hunting grafters
and il is q popular diversion at pres
ent-people Elay make mistakes and be
So busy condemning innocent men as
TO let the real grafters through l some
times wonder, though, what they tain
Of this IT Butte, Mon, where DR.. Moore
showed Them how, with $500, 10 purify
a water supply which they had failed
TO clear up after fourteen years work
and several hundred thousand dollars
expenditure.
"Or at that town in Kentucky where
III few hours he killed the typhoid
germs In the citv water supply. and saw
ed them from an epidemic. Do these
things count for nothing? Is q man to
live an honest. upright life for years
keeping his name and honor clear, and
have 1t all count for notning against
the first breath Of scandal?
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
Statutes May Not Reach
Moore, Hyde, and Holmes

OYSTER BAY, August 1--Attornay
General William II. Moody is in consul
tation with President Roosevelt today,
and may remain overnight at Sycamore
Hin.
Mr. Moody came down from New YORK
on board the Dolphin, reaching Oyster
Bay last night The Dolphin anchored
last evening in the sound of the en-
trance to the bay. and the Attorney
General was ferried to the village by the
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
CIRCULAR
Washington City, D. c., Apri. Il, 1905.
Office Of the Washington Gas Light

1
All Tenth st. NV
| By virtue of the rights reserved to the
| Washington Gas Light Company by the
explicit language OF the Bonds herein
| TO ali and every holders Of said Bonds,
| or of any Of them, that the principal and
accrued interest on the same VIII be paid
| at the Office OF the said Company. 80.
| III Tenth street northwest. in the City
| of Washington. .. c.. on the second day
! ten O'Clock q. m. and three 0'clcck p. m,
and that the interest on said bonds viii
cease on that day: PROVIIi ED, how
ever, that IN case any one or more OF
them shall request to have their Bonds
continued until the maturity thereof
with interest at the rate OF -FOUR PER
CENTDM per annuTn, IN lieu OF their
payment at the date above specified,
such request shall be granted II made
IN the form hereinafter specified to the
said Company at its said Office on or
before the first day OF December. 1865,
and the said Bonds then and there pre-
sented to the said Company for the pur-
pose of having stamped thereon the said
contract Of extension.
The Bonds referred to are two series
of Six Per Cent Registered lTnprogenent
Bonds secured by Deed OF Trust upon
certain property OF the Company, said
two series being. respectively. Series
A, !" dated July 1st, 1851, and Series 3. -
dated January 1st. 1889, Series a com
posed Of bonds of denominations of
81 600, $500 and S100. aggregatlng S30so00.
and payable on the iirst day of Jaiy
of denominations of 81. COO $3.50 and 500,
aggEega ting S30o, COS and payable on the
first day Of January, 1873.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
BY JOHN r. Mclean,
Attest.
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

ment of the names of the stockholders
OF his business.
Dr. ajalCa hoSes TO obtain this state
nent this afternoon n order that il
may facilitate the inquiry he IS con
ductlng.
MIR Howard stated this afternoon that
one In the Agricultural Department
was IN any way connected with his buSi-
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
DIED.

BOWLING - Comrade T. J. BOWLING,
iate OF Company d, Second United States
sftliIefy, answered the call or the C;resT
commander and bade farewell 10 home
SIia comrades OF earth 10 Join the larger
4.f5 q IN. ~ 10''i @
NeGIRR-on Monday. July 81, 1905. after
. t pIleI Illness JAMES c. McGIRR beloved
husband or Mary McGsirr II
McGIRR-Washington Aerie. Nc. 125 Fra
tefnaI order OF Eagles-Afembers are re-
4GeSttd 70 assemble at the Aerfe rooms on
y einesday morning. August 2 at o clock
shafp 30 attend the funeral OF our late
bIotnef. JAMES c SfcGIRR By order Of
3lGCsT BRILL, Worthy President ] J.
FhENEf. v. See. II
MEYLE-on Monday. July 81. 1895. MAUD
fiam Weyie- n
cAkIdN-0n Monday. July 81 1905 ar
lsetoNEn @ University Hospital, FRANK c..
funeral from ST James Catholic Church
rails church, Va. on Wednesday. August 2
1soo, as no O clock. Interunent al ST James
Cemetery It
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

To the Washington Gas Light Company:
Under terms OF the Circular issued by
the Washington Gas Light Company on
the day CT 1906
the undersigned, owner OF the be-
low described six ger eentum bond >,
heretofore issued by the Washington
Gas Light Company. hereby request
that payment OF the said bonds be de-
ferred. and that sad bond: b. cont. .nued
until their maturity, to bear interest AT
the rate OF four per centum per annuIn
from the drst day Of January, 1906 as
provided in said Circular, and, in c,y-.-
sideration Of the premises. hereby
waive and release all right to or claim
for any interest on said bond IN excess
OF four per centuga on or after said drst
day Of January, 1906: and in witness
thereof have hereunto set hand
and seals this day.
(Here describe the Bonds in detail,
giving their denomination. serial num-
Der and amOunts.1
signature and P d. address1
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
DEATH RECORD.

Armstrong, Fanny E <, 2, % o 81. NV
Carlin. Frank E, y, Georgetown Uni HosD
SFessen. Eiizaheth W. so. Porther aats
Deak4ns. Laura. 80 Georgetown Univ IIosn
Donovan. Adella. 5O $50 y st zw.
0oBlBg, Edward J.. 81, 1Ieg 5lh 81 ne
Dunn. Louisa. Il months. 50 II 81 ne
EHertch, William L.. IS. $40 Inalana ave
Fountain. James, 81. Washington 11E., Hosn
Henbeck. Nettie, y, Washn ASYLUM l4szFr
Autchins. Annie A. IS, SI39 \ St NV
Johnson. James P, mos, 1879 Johnson ave.
Kelly. Thomas p. 2s, Emergency Hospital
htrtz. Louis. 73. Linthicum pL, Georgetown
MagFuder, Mary. months. I442 Church st
Manni, Ida, !, y J. ave. and + 81 Sc
Nichols. Marshall J., q, sibIey Hospital.
Roache, Sarah 5S, 2l2 y st NV.
Sanel. James. 5 mos, Children's HosUital
sypoid. Katherine, S., 50 X 81. NV
Wilson. Bridget. 20. 6O6 I 81. ne
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
Very Little G-aft Exists.

1t can be readily observed from
these facts that very little graft ex-
lists in the BlueTnont Weather Bureau
annex. In fact every detail of the
work connected with the establishing
Of the Weather Bureau annex, which
has been termed a summer annex to
the Weather Bureau is being done
under the strict observance OF the law
and every action of the bureau in that
connection is open and above board
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

ships launch at O'Clock this morning
. After stopping AT the executive Office TO
see &ctng Secretary Barnes. the Alter
ley 9eAeral was arIven cut 20 the Presi-
Neither the cotton investigation nor
the nIlro-culturc affair in the Depart-
,ne1t OF Agriculture is in such shape
that can say tsnythinS for pubiica-
ton, said Mr. Moody.
nen leave the President may be
ter.
Wrongs May Not Be Illegal.
During the course of conversation
upon general subjects tie Attorney Gen.
eT2l made these significant remarks;
The public. 1 think is roo ready t.
declare that certain transactions are H.
legal Because thing happens to be
wrong 1t does not necessarily follow
that any laws have been broken. Our
statutes, unfortunately do not cover all
classes OF wrongs; the Federal laws es-
pecially are weak In this respect
President Roosevelt and Attorney Ger
eral Moody are undoubtedly discussing
the same matters that claimed the at
tenUon OF the Executive and S. creJHryf
v Nltson yesterday, namely. the scandals
in the Agricultural Department 5ecre-
laFy wilson has referred all the papers
in the HYDE and Holmes and Moore
cases TO the Department OF Justice for
such action as may be deemed expe-
dient.
The Attorney General remarked that
the failure OF the statutes to cover all
classes Of wrong doing applies In all
probability to the Moore case and 1t
may even be an Indication of the de-
partment's inability to punish Hvde and
Holmes for their business deals
M. Moody WAS the only caller at Sag
afnore Hill during the day
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that at .
meeting of the stockholders Of the InsIan-
taneous Fire Alarm Company OF Wash
ingt0n, D. c., 4 corporation created and
organized under the laws OF the State oE
West Virginia, held at Washington d
C. on the 11th day of July, 1906.
the following resolutions we're adopted:
Fire Alarm Company of Washington D.
c., corporation created ana organized
under the laws OF the State OF West Viz
ginia, does hereby discontinue business
as q corporation, and SurreDderS to safA
State its charter and corporate fran
cnlseS. The board of directors will pro-
ceed to convert the property, chooses in
into cash. and pay off and discharge ali
its debts. liabilities, and obligations; and
after dischargiRg all such debts, Habili-
ties and obligations, divide the remaiYs
der among the stockholders pro rata
with their several holdings of the stock
but no such payment shall be made 10
any stockhOlder until after the publIca-
ton OF the notice hereinafter provided
Resolved, second. that the president o.
LEGATION OF the foregoing resolution TO
be published IN some newspaper of gen.
eraI circulation published near the pFiu.
cipal office or place of business Of thia
corporation once q week for four sac
cessiVe weeks; and that he certify thesa
resolutions to the secretary ct state os
the State OF West Virginia, ana deliver
10 him certificate, showing the pubIl-
cation or SAID notice as provided hY
ia y Given under nay hand and seal
this 18th day Of July. 1865. W H. VII
AER, Vice President Of said Corpora.
ton. attest, r. G. CAL-LUA9 Secro-
Iafy. tSeaLl JyI2 Is, %. .auI
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
IN MEMnRIAM

RYDER-In loving remembrance OF Nv bus.
Band, JOHN RYDER. who died one year
age, August . 1904.
Anniversary mass viii be said at G.g0
august 2, at the convent adjoining 81
PaaPs Church. Fifteenth and Y Streets
II BY HIS WIFE
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
most interesting features had been ex-

most interesting features had been ex-
hausted
On this point, however. the scientists
make n defense which is Illustrated by
the case of one geological employe who
investigated a certain industry and pre-
pared valuable monograph on it. He
secured, in the course of his inquiry,
many pictures Illustrating machinery
and processes.
these pictures. Illustrating machinery
which was sold by private concerns
would be in the nature of free adVertis-
ing at Government expense. So all pic
report
1t chanced that in this case the report
was of little value without the pictures.
1aVing them rejected by the Govern
ment censor the investigator afterward
prepared Z little book on the subject. in
WITich the rejected pictures were print
ed This made a really valuable COM
pendium
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

Note-Thc seal should be of wafer or
wax, e net executed by n corporation
In case the above request is signed by
an officer Of n bank or other corpora
ton, il should be accompanied by the
usual resolution authorizing such officer
to act for the institution The form OF
request. prepared IN blank for use, will
be furnished upon application at the Of
flee OF the Company.
nyl. .je1. .jy1. .au1, sci. .oc2 ao1 del
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

have paid my own expenses on each
occasion. SO do not see upon what
DdSeS the people who are c4anoriaS 8
about this alleged crookednees have 10
IoFm their opinions. TIE law provides
Tor horses for the officials above the
8s&de OF skilled artisan and the one
carriage that IS there is the property Of
the chief IN charge Of the station.
"open for Inspection" Says Moore.
The Weather Bureau in its entirety
is open for inspection to all
This invitation comes from Wills l.
Moore. chief OF the Weather Bureau.
when asked about the current rurlors
that graft" exists in that branch OF the
Department of Agriculture. and especial
~ ~ IN the construction Of the annex
BluemOnt. Va.
The amount of money" said Mr..
HooFe, IN speaking OF the question
spent in constructin gthe several build
lngs at B1uemont, and for which Con
gresS has provided in the approDrigttol
blII Tor the Ilscal years of 1906 and 1906, is
approHimately $4,000. distributed as tol-
observatory building, $40 1000: power
mouse and balloon builuing, "a, ,b3U: abso-
tS tlte , p4iia!iig 500; variation building,
pi!yslcai laboratory, $1,000; cottage and
Offices, s3,CO0.
Authority Delegated.
tNttNsSCAANS SOE SADtHQtIE IHiS
amount IS delegated to the chief OF the
bureau in the act making appropria-
uons for the Department of Agr!cul-
ture for the fiscal year ended June so,
1895. and also in the appropriation act
ending June 20, 1906, which provides:
For the purchase of sites and the
erection of not less than five buildings
Tor use as Weather Bureau observa-
tories. and for all necessary labor, ma
terials, and expenses. plan and specif-
cations to be prepared and appoved by
the Secretary of Agriculture, and work
done under the supervision of the Chief
OF the Weather Bureau, Including the
purchase OF instruents, furniture. sup
plies. fiagstaffs; and storm warning
towers te properly equip these stations:
Provided, That if any OF the noney- for
these several buildings remains unex-
pended for the special purposes for
which 1t is appropriated, so much of it
as IS necessary may be expended for
the repair, improvement, and equip
ment OF any other buildings or grounds
owned by the Government and occupied
by the Weather Bureau.
Very Little Gait Exists.
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
tSeal.) WA. B. OR1IE,
Secretary.

FORM OF REQUEST FOR cONTIN-
UANCE OF BONDS.
f1ate1
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
FUNERAL DESIGNS

sF svery description-moderate priced
GUIDE,
1914 st. northwest. Phone II 427s.
SIGOURNEX & KERR,
Funeral Directors and Enbalnaern,
OFFICE AND CHAPEL
s27 NINTH STREET n. W
Telephone Main 4448 ieI4-5as
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
Salaries Inadequate.

It IS also true, however. that very
Iew CT them have independent fortunes.
While nearly all do have families-lusty
growing, families; the various member
OF which eat and wear out clothes ana
have all the other necessary bu1 ex-
The Washington times., 1905-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

REUNIoE-The 18th annual reunion OF
the survivors of the 43d Batt'n va.
Cav. c. s. a (8Iosby's Mem, viii be
held at Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. 3Ist.
All are requested to attend
HENRY s. ASHRY, J. VIM. FOSTER,
Adjutant, Commander.
Delapiane, Va. Schuyler, Va.
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

I The time wien the selling Wrde practically
o
you are nIy engaged aoamadng wardrobe rpenhng We
ha
t dksn manyin
complete il midsason
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

Again this unequaled oppor-
tunity. Between the hours Of
nine ana ten tomorrow morn
ing we will sell 32-inch wide
Unbleached Cotton Flannel.
The regular Sc a yard Z r
grade-at .........O > 81
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

On sale between the hours
OF ten and eleven. Fifty dozen
colorcd lawn Kimonos. Light
grounds with black and white
and colored designs. Contrast
ing borders. Worth SOC IT.
for the above hour. / 4 y
The Washington times., 1905-08-01

signature and P. o. address.)
--t tSeal.l
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
MINOR TOPICS.

The city council, anticipating
that mail will soon be delivered
free in the city, has passed an or
dinance ordering the Wandering
OF the houses in the city.
wish to sell at a bargain a
roll top Office desk, office chair,
safe, notary COPPER, flingcabinet
or other up-to-date supplies for
a real estate Office, write to t. E.
Tenney, Sawyer, N. D.
The citizens of Bismarck ten
dered a banquet to Senator
Porter J. McCnmber in the dining
room Of the Northwestern hotel
last Wednesday night. Two hun
dred guests were seated, includ-
ing the members and officers OF
the senate and the house, and
the state officials. The occasion
was a very enjoyable one, and
Senator McCurnber fully appre-
ciated the honor bestowed upon
lin by the people OF Bismarck.