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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

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Ahtunaspol
Der Ssransseber.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
8erfauf

BON StaatS Gopitol Building 2dn'
oereien.
sc niro hielmit befouut eemod)t,
bob om 81. Sttober 1906 ale in
Ylcpberiou gountp aeIe9enen Gapi.
tol Building 2dnoerein gum 9ertauI
in oHentlider 9eritei9erun9 fell 9e
boten meroeu, uno apar Slpiihen
10 llhr 8ormittasS uno 6 lbr
glbcuos an Der F%ronttbiire oeS
StootbauieS I'm Gureta.
gBeaen Seidreibuneen, SddBuns
uno acknowledgements fpcnoc
man Iid ON oieIes Deportement.
9yierre, g. o., 20. Sept. 1905.
s. 8. y d.
GommiIIar Der SAuL uno 6ffeni
S4-25 Iiden 2dnoereien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
gin @ae bic es angebt T!

Sh tauIe SGspeiue ieoen Gag in
Der Wod,e uao ieoe Wohe inn Sabr
5um b6diten Marttpreis. NIIo
sdaie fam ih ieoerSeit sebroud,eu.
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Sobr lueeen Der y b sefhidte
nid)t. Dob touIe id nirtIid iette
Rinoer ur,o iunae 9iibe gum guten
preiS.
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9ertouIen babt, 10 beoentt ooB ih
mebr tauIe uno uerfouIe nie irseno
Semano oiesIeits glberoeen, uIo ba'
her AUDI bic beIten 9rciie 3oblen
fam unn ar6 tbue. allo fommt
uno lehet midi.
Gull 5ierenfeIOt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

Die 3rit III setommen. bah unisrs
EiitritiO 5dlulen cT6hnst tuerosiI
ioIlren. Sdlulbeamis, peId1e nod
teinen Seb or babeu. mSsen an'
eomSins ben Z. uuo SomstoS oeu
IA, October in meiner Office lpeecr
ielbiae poripredlen. Sd neroe al
oben senanmen DoteH ehle Ah8obI
baben.
adltuusSuou
j. 6ilssMann,
Soumtp superintendent.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

ltno offers ocrrtdltct ourd1 cineu pl6G.
ltd n 3nInntmcnbrudl uerlriod1t bon
MISUNDERSTANDING ODER 9eritopi.
un9. SuBt Ntrb anc uebmt o..
Sings Re,u yiic piten. Sie.eniIer
nen has DtotertuI WeId,e cure Gucr.
alelt oetltopltn nro aeben eud, einrt
nencn anIa"g. 8priren aud, Rn,i.
Eueb uno SdmiupIi9teit. Sn Der c$n.
reto Drug So!s 229ents, 8arantht.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
Gebr ipt6tig fur aue.

Mn ale meine Srembe lu,o Run.
ben. Sd lueroe o ieBt an ale
meine Waaren iebr 5ilie SertouIen.
Sd1 bobe oud1 ole Sorten bon
10 otfin's Sd eoi3inen iomie
uud oos beriihmte 70 otfin' s
9tehfmtter. Bon oieIem Sus
ter iolte Jeoermonn aebrauhen,
oenn es retntst oaS 8ht mo lit
chr uabrbait.
DaOie Sfaae.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

Gar S5lDnn Der Rierte. Der SGredliGe.
terli6en Gsutl1lonb burbietet. DIE
GentrGlmod3t 3srfdLt anO bit Gtuutss
geiDalt gebt nuf In cine grDBe 3obl
tleiner feIbfit6nhiger 6iirftentbimtr,
peIchc etDig uHteretndnDer III 5eboe
Gitgen. I'm bds Sdbr 1000 tDirb Der
grOBert 5beiI oes Heihs aux. gbris
Itentbum betebri, ober nift 3uf Loteis
nifden Rir9e, iDsIfye ibrsn Stb in
ROm bate, fonberu CUR bpanntiRifhen
Rirnt, beren @ib Tih in R~ouItantinOs
pei befonO. SeDph hat Iin bic rufFs
f1e 5tootstirGe g1n3 ~uHabbGHgig
BON ROnifontinppel entfpidelt unb o0s
Neih lit besbaIb DON ben getpdltigen
aGmpfeu befreit geblitben. pelhe nas
mentIi4 DeutfHlaub 70 i9Der beimr
6eIudt unD bic Moht Der beatihen
aaiIer untergrcbeR baber.
LIN bos Sabr 1920 Siebt ein mGHs
Sser. graufdmer 6sin6 pom Often
Berun. Gs lit Der @ro6H1n Der
McnsOlen, beEen bentegisrige 5dads
rem in laHgtn. eHtleblih blutigen
Rriegen bic rufIfhen 6irit.n nisbers
StuingeH unb tie benz Chan tributs
pflihtie MAIDEN. GuIt breibunDsrt
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grDBen 9onOslsft1bt bsronesipudien
unD bic Mdht Desienisen 6iiriten, Der
In Mostau bsrri9t. bat iid bebeutenD
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biz ROls, peI6s grtuBeu ipdttr IN
DentIhIdnb fpieltt. @sIbitperftGnos
lib NIT aHbertn. edit rulif6en Mits
teln. StpaR Ill, @rDBFirF BON Wlosz
tau, DerDeigert um bds Sdbr 1900
benz @roBhaa ben bisber ge3nblten
9ribut, f9IGgt befen Deere unb be-
freit 10 has Qonb bon Der mongolifhen
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WOrmoht in RuSlnnb, breitet fem
Reid burh Iiesrsi6e Betrissung pies
Ter Der iibrigen RIeinfirlten nett aus
NIB ipirb 10 Der 8egriin6sr bes bens
tigeH ruiff1eH Ginbsitsnnates.
Sein 9aGfOIser Sman w, Der
@aredIi9e benannt, tDmmt ala
b~reiiGbrises Rin6 duF ben Sbron. OR
bat Iber fiinl3i9 Sabre rsgiert unD
unSdblise Sddnbtbdtsn beriibt. CT
mar eth MoHsnm0rber aus paTiou,
Elm fiirhterliher Observation-Disclosures
uHb Senser. Der Gnorfrihtsr mar
IeiH beltGnbiger Begleiter. MuF bic
leifeIte Oppoition, auF ben seringFten
0erba6t elmer fplhsn, bate er nur
cine Mntipnrt, un6 bic CAB fem Sens
ter. Gr iberSiebt bos gauge Gunb
NIT Rrieg. Der lebte Der ruIIii9en
2beilfirIten perIisrt unter ibm bic
unabbdngigteit un6 ndtiirlid aud
has Qeben. Mm furhtbdrffen bat
SDdn In Der bIiibsnben 6oEtelsitobt
NpDgorOb sepitbet, Dos mar Elm,
Republif, 70 cine Dirt nprbif9en Ne,
neDies. @egrinbet mar RopgorOn
BON Der beutiden Sdnia unb babu,d
parDsn bier freibeitliht S~HItitutioner
sinasbiirasrt. wsan Dsuss ii6 cine In
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
Bon traaiider sRetuuna

Iino bieis 3eiIen bon :. $. eim,
mons bon Saiep, Co., 8eoentt mas
bdtte poIIiren t6nnen ban ieinem
idlreGlihen 6nIten bate CT nid,t bic
Uteoi3in genrmmen BON neldher er
i6reibt: rSh hotte eineu Id1redliteu
6uItea melhe meine gtuhe Hod,te
ifSrte. Sd probirte slIes, ober nidte
CAB mir Sinoeruna bis ih Or
9tua's Ren Discovery fir Sdnino.
iudjt, 6uiten umo GrtdItuns einnabm,
ipeIGes MIDI 9dn3lid bette" Gin
bert ioiort uno turirt o6aie ale
6oIS unn 2uusen 2rantbeiten. Der.
binoert Strip uno euu9enentsiinomo.
Sn Der Guretn Drug So. @ornt IT.
80 @ents uno $1.00. Yrobe Sla.
idcn Irei.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
@ta 8feh fnitfen.

Wdhecno oeS WouoIeS Nuo,t5
lpitnldbe td) olcs 9ieb uno Shpetne
fnnIlldl gu erlperbcn, one IA l., r,
fourier Ut. Sh peroc ben h6d,i en-
Ninrt'prets noIiir beSohIen. Scr.
9eBt MIDI nitt.
Sbas.. mir,
Sureta, 2. Q.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

brdnst iporbsn gu feiu. 9as Ftert
bisIem Munns bic llnItsrbli6tsit, BEN
sDigen Dant dasr 6rsuube Der 5rtis
belt unb oss 5orti9rttts. 2lsrbings
bat iens 6rsibeitstbdt ni9t bic 6olsen
eebdbt, pslhs 4lsrauSsr oupon ere
ipdrtsts. Die 8efreiung tpurOs ubne
e~eniigsHbs 8OrbereitHns, pbne Rid
Ii6t auf bic Wirtuns oieisr RaBressl
bur9eefIhrt unb bas Rsiultdt III, ouB
bic freitn ruiiifden 8ousrn BON beuts
fhperli4 better bran Iiub, ais ihrt
Batter, nelhe ben aolisen leibeigsE
tparsn. Die i4redli9e a~usbeutuns
bss Rrb.ns, bic @tRtbeiIuRs ots ben
Hau.ra iibsrssb.utu 2aRets ouya bic
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

FNRx N@fNAnE IN N ~, 7.
sNN MA NEgewN N ge INV 4
.@Ns NM lssMs l6A Na
2f an MI AAsa aaaNxEst sgANaSA
akvsa NlNxrss Nta nassaa 4Nk
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04

einem Gumpf.. Gr min RuBIonb Der
europ1iIhen RuItur erfhlieBen, ars
bsitst unsrmiiblih an bieiem proiets
ta, aber er Islbit bleibt elm 8arbor.
@sinsn einaiseH @obn, ~alIeroings sis
men ganS unfG9igen uno 9ardtterIos
fen MsnF9en, Altr,i. lGBt er i'm Sc
fGnsniB 81 lobe tnuten. llnb oieier
I,lbe GaGr fprinst in bic eiiige Retpd,
UNI elm NIT MsnfHen befsbtts Boot
Su rttisn! gr rstt.t bic Menf6sn, dber
bar4 bas plSbIi6. Bah 5isbt fi4 Der
DrsiuHDfanfiigsr cine iGrsrs GTtGb
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-10-04
Sefte Gisarren tn Der etaot.
MrtaS Gnreta
Stage &inte.

BerldBt NrtaS ubr 9orm.
antunft In Gureta IL . Born.
8erldBt Gureto g. Rad5m.
antunft in 2lrtaS $ gadm.
Seben Tag auseenommen am Conn
tag.
5abrprCis fir eineu Meg $1.00.
ES- Sutcu XeihItoil in 9erbinouna.
garry Etnnlfr,
artas, Glib atuta.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
HIeH scHooL NoTEs.

any business may be directed TO The farm.
The r. II. s. played the town team a
second game Abr. 10 and were beaten,
10 to :.
The r. II. s. second team play az Bethel
Saturday and the first team wish them
good luck.
Eugene Morrill, and Clyde smith have
left school and Morrill, is playing second
base for the Centers.
Harry Morton, 06 stayed at White
River Junction over Sunday, coming
home Monday morning.
The girls haven't done much "screech-
ing Is yet for the r. ii. s., but they u
turn out in good shape Friday and see
how well they can cheer for the boys.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
Aeie Show at the Opera House.

The attraction at Dubois a Gays hall
Tuesday, May 2nd, will be j. G. Rock
wells famous ''In the Sunny South Co.,
with brass band and orchestra. This IL
not minstrel show, but a real live
comedy company OF 80 colored people,
which has been selected with great care
from the cream OF the profession. The
show consists OF comedy first part
entitled, ssSunrise on the Old Plantation,
next comes the olio, which consists OF
up-to-date singing and dancing, funny
comedians, two quartettes, male and
female, and good specislties. Then comes
the closing comedy, "1be Black -Four
Hundred, or the Bogus Princes Recep-
tion, which Is brimful OF fun and laughter
from beginning TO end. Taken all together,
this show is continuous round OF
pleasure and anyone enjoying good
laugh should not fail to see the big show.
The band and orchestra alone are well
worth the price of admission. Don't
miss the big street parade at noon. Prices,
reserved seats, soc. Seats now on sale at
Bass book store. Get your seats carly
and avoid the rush.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
RONALTON.

Miss 8, Doubleday returned Friday
to New York.
Mrs. Elmer Davis returned Saturday
from Hartford, where she had visited
friends.
The annual meeting of the woman's
club will be with Mrs. Laird Saturday at
2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Mary Sargent and Mrs. William
Peacor were in White River Junction
Thursday.
w. r.. Skinner came from Barre Tues
day with a new Cadillac automobile which
he has bought.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins of West Swanzey,
N H., came Saturday to spend few days
at Alvin Hanks
Mrs. William Rix remembered st. Paurs
church with an Easter gift OF go and to
the Cong'l church she gave So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Hazen and three
children Of Oakland, Cal, and Mrs. Mary
Hczsn Mack of Woodstock were guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Joel Phelps, from Thurs
day till Tuesday.
At meeting of the Cong'l church and
society Friday, the prudential committees,
together with Seymour Culver and Mrs.
$. r. Kendall, we're chosen committee TO
repair the church.
The pupils of the Central school gave
Miss Mabel Wilson a surprise party at the
home OF +. f. Spaulding last evening as an
expression OF their love and regret at her
removal from Royalton.
Mrs. William Rix has a calla which first
went to church Easter Sunday, 1865, and
has been part of Easter church decora-
tions every year since, having bad from
one to three blossoms with the exception
of two or three years.
DIR. w. L. Paine came from Palmer,
Mass, Saturday, and today returns, ac-
companied by Mrs. Paine and Miss Mabel
Wilson. They leave many friends in
Royalton, who regret their removal and
extend to them the best of good wishes.
Eczema, scald head, hives, itchiness OF
the skin of any sort, instantly relieved,
permanently cured. Doan's Ointment.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
PRICE THREE CENTS.
EASTER SERVICES.
The Resurrection commemoratec at
the Various Churches.

The queen Of festivals was htIy cele-
brated at st. Johns church at the sunday
morning service, consisting Of Morning
/ Prayer and Holy Communion. The music
appropriate 10 Easter was well rendered
/ by chOr of men and boys, aided by
few female voices. The sermon by the
rector was an able and interesting pre-
sentation of tine subject OF the resurrec-
tion, the central fact and doctrine OF the
Christian religion as il Is the crowninR
proof of Christ's divinity. The church
was tastefully decorated with flowers
Easter lilies on the retable OF the altar and
other flowers on the organ and at the en-
trance to the chancel platform. A good
congregation was in attendance, including
the Knights Templar in uniform and n
body OF Masons from Phoenix lodge and
Whitney chapter.
AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The joint services Of the Congl and
Christian societies at the Christian church
Sunday morning attracted a congregation
said to have been the largest assembled at
a morning service in Randolph for many
years. Every pew seat was occupied, and
settees were carried in for the accommo-
dation Of many. The audience was swol-
len by the attendance OF Methodists, at
whose church no service was held, and OF
some from outside the village.
The pulpit platform held a nice array OF
Atfus anu AhiEN DpNNEu lihuNhs Win nNtlNr-
GUS beautiful Easter lilies extending their
greeting. The arrangement OF decorations
was done by Mrs. T.. A. Thomas, Miss &.
Kate Howard, Miss Louise Hastings, Miss
Blanche Sparhawk and Miss Alice Wood
ward.
The program as arranged combined TO
bring out foreibly the significance OF the
Risen Savior. Il included three anthems
by the choir, fitted for the season, a solo
by DIR. Kelly, with violin obligato by Fred
Beedle, organ selections. hymns and con-
gregational reading and singing, al very
nicely rendered and impressive IN effect.
Rev. Fraser MetZgeris sermon from the
text, II am come that they might have
life dealt with the Easter topic as ap-
piled TO our present living. The whole
service lacked nothing to make il a iit OBJ
servance OF the day.
AT TTHE BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Easter decorations consisted OF
lilies, palms, ferns, geraniums and other
potted plants tastefully disposed about
The pulpit platform, by II. NJ. Totman,
from whose greenhouse most OF the flow
srs were procured. White predominated
IN the scheme, with now and then touch
)f color, and the whole effect was very
pleasing indeed.
Exceptionally fine music for the service
vas furnished by the male quartet, the
beng "Christ Died for Me- and
joy OF Awaking.n One especially beau
iful piece, "What a Comforter is Jesus
vas sung by Miss Elida Newcity with the
quartet for accompaniment
A large congregation assembled and
istened with interest to sermon on "A
living Christ by the pastor, Rev. Sam
lel Knowles.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
Stole a Million and Han from Sank.

sensational defalcation was made
known Monday. Frank q. Bigelow, pres
ident of the First National bank Of Mill
waukee, confessed that he had taken and
lost funds OF that bank amounting TO 81,
10000 in stock gambling and speculation.
He had begun in a small way in the grain
market, and had kept on taking until the
amount had reached these proportions.
He has only personal securities amounting
TO 100000 with which to make restitution.
Bigelow was aided by the assistant cashier
and two bookkeepers in covering the en-
bezzlement. President Bigelow was one
OF the best known and most trusted imam
ciers of the Northwest. He made a clean
breast of the whole story, when confront
ed with the charge, one OF the bookkeep-
ers having s'leakedn to director. He was
at once arrested. The assistant cashier
has disappeared. The bank directors at
once subscribed enough to protect the
bank from run by depositors, which fol-
lowed Immediately, about II 100000 being
drawn out in single day. Bigelow was
once rated as a millionaire, but lost his
own fortune in speculation, besides what
be took from the bank He was the son
OF Burlington, VT, man and lived there
in early life.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
The Game at White River Junction.

The Randolph High school base ball
team played its first regular game OF the
season at White River Junction Saturday
April p, against the High school team OF
that place, the score being 10 to in favor
OF Randolph.
The game was an exciting one through
out. and was won BY Randolph in the 9Th
inning. The features of the game we're
the work at the bat and In the field OF
FLANDERS. the catcher Of the White River
Junction team, and the batting Of Bass Of
Randolph. In the 5th inning, Flanders
severely injured his thumb on a foul tip,
but pluckily tried to play out the game
behind the bat lie was soon forced 10 re-
tire. PLAYING out the game az first, sanborn
going behind the bat and Munsel going
III 10 pitch from third base.
Sanborn and Munsel FOR White River
Junction and Bass for Randolph pitched a
good game. keeping the bits scattered, eN-
ceut ID the 5th inning. when White hlktf
Junction punched four OF their hits. The
parue was satisfactory from the point ot
view % The Randolph team. being ~ first
scheduled game, and that, too away rom
home.
The score was ss follows by innings.
Randolph. o 2 o o o ID
NJ. X. Jet, 2 o Q o o o.
Hits. Randolph 3. White River Junction
Il: strike-ouis, Bass g, Sanborn 9, Nun
sell 6: errors, Randolph s, White River
Junction II.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
In MemorIam.

The following lines in memory OF Mrs
ldr BatCheider, whose death occurred
Tuesday OF last week after a long and
painful illness, We're composed by a sister
OF the deceased, Mrs. Lula NJ. Grover, OF
Lawrence, Mass
She has gone. and We shall miss her.
And II our hearts are greyed and sore,
We know there was a tender welcome
From the loved ones who went before.
We do not wish % recall her,
Her suiferings were toe severe,
But the home that she left for "A better
Will be saddened by many tear.
How often, yes, how of en-
In the years that have gone by
Have We stood by the grave Of loved one,
Who had gone 20 the home on high,
Yes, We are sad and lonely,
But she a. free from pain.
And although We shall miss her sadly,
Our loss will be her gain.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
New York's New Tax Laws.

Two new and important tax measures
have been passed IN New York lately.
Oae taxes every transfer of stock at the
rate OF two cents per 500 share, the tax to
be covered by a stamp, same as the Span
ish war taxes. This bill met with intense
opposition from Wall street. II will yield
5000, 900 year. The other act taxes re-
corded mortgages uniformly by a state,
ins, lead of local, system.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
Hard Look for Nan Patterson.

The third trial OF Nan Patterson, the
ecIress charged with the murder Of Caesar
Young, is on at New York. At its open
ing. the respondent was on the verge of
collapse. In his address, the prosecuting
attorney said he would prove that Young
never carried pistol, so he could not have
shot himself, as the defence claims, also
that the pistol that killed him was bought
by Morgan Smith. Mans brother in-l law.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
Minister Delcasse WIN Stay.

NJ. Delcasse last week gave notice OF
his intention TO resign the direction OF
foreign affairs in the French cabinet. II
came as a surprise and was received with
CONSERVATION, for Delcasse, during the
eight years he has managed foreign
affairs, has done much for France, as
well as for the peace OF Europe. Criticism
OF his attitude in the Morocco and
Russian neutrality matters, and the belief
that he was out of harmony with the
cabinet on them prompted him. His re-
tirement would have been taken as a sur
render to the German contention. All
his associates and President Loubet him
self besought him TO remain for the
interests OF France, and finally he con-
sented, with the understanding that he
would be supported.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
Prohlbitionists Killed in Texas.

A bloody shooting affray took place
Monday night at Hampstead. Tex, in
VIII ich Congressman Pinckney, his broth
er and two other men were killed. The
affray resulted from the serious friction in
that town between the prohibitionists and
antis. The shooting occurred at a prohi-
bition meeting, in which the opponents
undertook to take part. State rangers
were called to take control of the town.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-04-27
Death of Joseph Jefferson, Actor.

Joseph jefferson, the actor, died Sunday
at West Palm Beach, Fla, after an illness
OF several weeks. lie was conceded to be
at the head of the American stage. HIS
best known part was "Rip Van Winkle."
He was universally beloved for his many
high qualities. Ex- President Cleveland
was his very dear friend. Burial will be
at his Buzzard Bay, Mass, home.