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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

the undersigned, having been appointed Do &
Honorable Probate Court. for the District Z
hAruurd, commissioners 10 receive. examine aal
adjust an claims and demands ~ all per
against the estate ~ Ira ;. Morrill,. late f.
hotaliuns vi, IN said District deceased, aud aH
eialns exhibited In Offset thereto. hereby l#t
notice that We win meet for the purNH-t-
aforesaid "a the residence 81 william ha1'
"a the nth day ~ February next aQ
me i'm day Of June next. from
O'Clock y. M until I o'clock r. m, on eleh
q sAid days and that six months ron
limited BY said Court Tor said creditors q
present their claims TO "a for examination sal
allowance
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EHENEZER WINSTON. - f...r.
JOHN A. BUTTON. Ne4huiis
Charles u Barber, Admir-,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-01-11

Yes there is one cloud % my m.
ture
What IL that9~
Il % So fear that when have
worked So har6 to make a name 10 eo
down 70 postefity they NAV = AMI
put me in ball Of fame. Baltimore
American
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
A SPORTING HArLUc1NAr1oN.

THE mental condition of Chicago victory of the local
baseball club, called, in the series of national games
presents most extraordinary psychological spectacle That
sober and respectable journal of civilization Chicago
bne devotes something like four pages event besides
couple OF valuable and important editorials The Board
OF Aldermen solemn session adopted ringing resou
TONS devoted commentator official approval of the White
Soby this fantastic the club their heroic
bo Our old friend Charley Dryden prophet priest and kno
Chicago and unntegb than This to be rea
great in Chicago.
Chicago made night of it. The celebration that followed the
victory was liberal education the youth of Illinois, bidding them
emulate the shining swatter of the White exrberant
sought out Comkey and this what happened according
to the Tribune: W 6
Charley Comkey Of the sox. Joy unresand and in
roll choke
would be no sleep Tor him for the
Indeed nobody Chicago day for even in
Church the about baseball Tribune hannv in
its acon quotes Horace and Erasmus apology for its deect
able insanity and then in paroxysm OF arithmeca enthusiasm
announced that the people who the during the
series weighed 1870 $50 pounds not sngy but altogether Hurrah
Taken by and large, this presents stranpe
phase OF what call patriotism provnca parochialisn,
according the point OF Here hired men gathered
from all points Of the of or even resi-
dents OF Chicago and yet they regarded with proprietary
By the excited populace Of big town. in whose public onin;on
Comiskey is bigger than old Roosevelt
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

AYOR SCHAITZ unfortunate time for his ournev
beyond His ovepowerng study municipal
ownership its native wild might
ment In his interest if for other reason Mavor
Scmtz should be San Francisco today His critical
period compe inquiry and suggests embarrassing questions that
answer but himself
Nobody appears know the Mayors present whereabouts or
al least willing tell The friends does the
Mayor dubious service
There many questions that Mayor might answer
when he retunswe that he will conound the
promoters OF that damage for lack authority
Is not perhaps within the OF good inquire into
the delicate question
dua but when public official keeping end up along
side OF the mumonares vulgar extravaganza the right
has constituents be informed whether the came out Of
his moderate salary Explanations an official who
engages IN spectacular Broadway splurge.
There IS the whisky deal concerning which Mavor Sch
might useful information
est Europe far from the maddng his friends do
not know his place of conceament In whisky deal some
SoO said be involved and profit was reported at
So barrel Former Police Commissioner Reagan the Mavor
knows great deal about the that process of
Peon when the fire upset We have no definite nfo
Reagan that Sohmz ought unable to saw
whether ne does know and long there none
INFORM Mayor SclnItZ
bert are serious loss community seeking information
Why did Hilbert and Shmitz leave that particular iuncre7
he know that Mayor Schmtz municipal
because he has told Hlbes interest in that
great question be slight If like the went to mnrov
his mind by study of his field have thought that
his knowledge Of the whisky business complete before he left
Come back San Francisco quickly Mavor Scbr;z
The people for you Jury hungers to ask
YOU questions Return the lie those people who are
sayngdoubtless without are fugitive from
justice.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

rloicuious report regarding us had
peen published in the United States
AS matter of fact when | left
New YORK | expected to oe back in the
course OF three weeks or a month. and
Tor that reason gave n, instructions
as 10 the forwarding o, letters. and
also left various other matters TO be
attended to on my return
Mr.. Herford did not saw 90 h,,+ !.
may be stated. none the less. mar HE
unexpected stay in England is due
largely to the keen interest English
publishers are beginning TO take in his
work. Arrangements have been made
IN fact, for the publication here of
tnree volumes of his verse. The Book
or Bores. which is also to be puh
lished in America soon. ana a,s
publication of two previous vol,,n,ss
his fame having grown in England l,,,-
III his name is almost as well known
mere as in the United States. This js
due in no small part to Mrs. IngersoIl
Nash--the late Bob Ingersolrs niece
VINO has been making hit for the
last three seasons with recitations ex-
clusively from Oliver Herfords verse
IN iashionaole London drawing rooms.
Mr and Mrs. Herford, by the wav
had just returned from a few davs
visit to Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett
when they received their first notif1ca
ton of the amazing statement regard
ing their relations which had been
published in America. Far from anv
impression having been given here
that husband and wife had had diff1-
cuities, 1t had been a subject for Joke
among the authors intimates that of
late all their invitations to lunch. dine
or what not have been put off BY the
confidential statement that he was
Just going to meet Peggy. One and
All the Herford's London friends in
faet are amazed that so cruel and un
founded a libel could have been
printed.
The foregoing interview with Oliver
Herford took place at the Court The
ater' where the writer and his wife
were occupying box. Cecilia Loftus
being also of the party Seen later.
Mrs. Herford said Please contradict
this senseless report in the strongest
Terms you can It is utterly without
foundation and has given us great
deal of pain
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

but viii probably join them there
The many San Francisco friends of
Naval Constructor Thomas Francis
Rul1ln u. S. N, have been pleasantly
surprised BY receipt of invitations to
his marriage of Mrs Edana Collins.
the daughter of Mrs. John Collins of
Seattle, Wash. The event will take
place Saturday evening. November II.
at o'clock at the home of the brides
Ruhm and his bride will be at home
at the Summit after January 1.
Los Angeles most exclusive society
folk viii have a series of subscription
dances this winter, to be known as the
Midwinter Assembly dances, the first OF
which is to take place on Friday even
ing. November 80. These are to be
given by The society matrons espe-
cially for the debutant tes, who. the An
BelenOs fefI have been somewhat no
elected in the past. and are to be very
delightful affairs. 1t is said, somewhat
on the order of the dances which take
place here each winter There is one
difference, however, which Is decided
ly an innovation Instead Of having
one host or hostess or set OF patron
esses. there will be six direrent pa
trcnesses for each Of the four dances.
These will all be leading society women
and many OF them are former San
Franciscans or are well known here.
AT the FIRST dance the hostesses will
be: Mrs Cosnno Morgan, Mrs I. N
Van Nuys, Mrs c. G. Carpenter. Mrs
T. 2. Newln. Mrs Rufus IT. Heron and
Mrs. Roland Bishop; at the secoad.
Thursday evening, December n. Mrs
Adns r Chafse Mrs. j. j. Mellus, M-z
a. j. HoEard. Mrs. Joseph Banning.
Mrs. George S. Patton and Mrs. T. B.
Brown: at the tiiird. Tuesday evening,
January Mrs. Howard Z. Hunting
ton. Mrs Ernest a. BRYANT Mrs. Mi
chael J. Sonner. Mrs. z. T. Earl. Mrs,
West Husles and Mrs. Aired Solano.
and at the fourth. Tuesday evening.
February II ?. Mrs. Randolph Miner. Mrs..
Mary Lopgstre1t Mrs Hancock Ban
ming. Mrs William May Garlsnd. Mrs.
Granville MacGovaa and Mrs. J. c.
Drake This last dance will be mardi
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

married yesterday morning.
The date Of the event had been kept
a secret from all save a few of their
most intimate friends. who were in
vited quite informally to be present.
The ceremony took place at II o'clock
at the quaint little Swedenhorgian
Church on Lyon street. but the service
was read by the brides own rector,
Rev. Frederick Clampett of Trinity
Episcopal Church The interior of the
tiny church is so artistic and beauti-
full that no decoration is required. but
a huge fire blazing in the wide fire.
place at the rear of the nave was
charming attractive adjunct and
added greatly TO the informal and
homelike character of the affair.
The bride wore beautiful gown of
white embroidered crepe de chine made
en- princesse and trimmed with dainty
butterflies of exquisite lace. she wore
long tulle veil and carried a bou
quet OF st. Joseph lilies. She is
pretty. attractive girl, and was doubly
so in her soft. graceful wedding gown.
veiled with the filmy tulle Miss Ma
rian Huntington was the maid of honor
and the only attendant Her gown
was Of white chiffon. elaborately en-
broidered. and she carried white
carnations. Mrs. J. W. McClung. the
mother of the bridd who gave her
away. was gowned in white lace and
was also very charming.
The bride and groom left immediate
~ on their honeymoon trip, which will
be of brief duration. as Midshipmsn
Goss is to go up for his examination
for promotion to the rank OF ensign
within week or ten days. and he
must return to his station at Mare
Island for that Az the Charleston
is expected To remain at Mare Island
for several months for repairs, the
home of the newly welded pair will be
there for the present. Mrs Mcrlung
viii remain in town for while.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

sras affair and promises to be one Of
the events OF the winter in the south
eTn city.
Mrs. Albert J. Dibblee. who went
East in August, and who has been Wis
itins her parents and other relatives
and friends in Columbus. O.. has re-
turned and is at Ross Valley. She is
accompanied BY her niece. Miss Keves.
who will spend most OF the winter
here.
Captain and Mrs. William II. Nc
Kittrick and Miss Redmond who have
oeen in Santa Barbara during the sum-
mer, where they occupied the home
Or their friends, the Stewart Edward
whites. have returned to their ranch.
The Meadows. near Bakersfeld where
they will spend the winter
Miss Elsie sperry. who has been
far from we'll since her return from
the East. left yesterday for the noun
talHs' where she will spend a few
Mrs Mary P. Huntington and Mr..
ana MIS- Gilbert Brooke Perkins who
from Europe fer America on Never :
Der l. but will probably stav for =
short time in New York before return
ing here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. judah ard their
attractive daughter. Miss Christina In
oar, VIII sail October so for Japan ana
VIII make tour of the Orient before
returning. They expect to be shxsnt
about two months
Horace @. Platt went to Santa Bar
bara last week for a brief STAY.
The latest reports from DR.. VoorhiAs
who was taken seriously in Sotu~sar
at Del Monte, are encoura Einx and fe IL
quite little better. Mrs. Henry. who
FASTENED TO Monte-ss-- is still there. and
Il is expected that Mrs voorhies. who
went East ten days ago. will Be here
IN day OF two. she has been tele-
sraphed for, as 1t was deemed advisable
that she be here in case of a more
alarming turn in Dr. VOORHEES, eondi-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
In the Joke World.

De Wouldn't you like to read
this new book Of mine?
Kandor--No, thank you.
De Ritter--It's Cleverley's latest
novel Just bought it.
Kandor--Oh. let's have 1t. thought
you meant you wrote 1.-THE Catholic
Standard and Times.
ITS reported here that George AIDES
oat crop runs seventy bushels to the
acre.
George is more Of a humorist than
supposed him to be-"
why so?'
That yield of oats is enough to make
a horse laugh. gh."-C1eveland Plain Deal
err.
Andrew Carnegie once delivered
little homils to the pupils of a public
school in Washington, wherein he en-
ment of men is apt to be warped by
sentiment and feeling
In Scotland asserted Mr.. Carnegie.
the people aboninated hymns simply
because the Episeepalians used them.
The Preshyterians sang only the
Psalms of David. The Episcopalians
used stained glass in their church win
dows. and for that reason the Scotch
looked upon stained glass as some
thing of unholy origin"
Continuing Mr. Carnegie told a story
of Presbyterian minister who had
been bold enough to Introduce the
hated innovation. He was showing it
in triumph TO one OF his parishioners.
and asked her how sne liked II.
''Ay. it is handsome said she sadly:
but | prefer the glass just as God
made 1t. it.'--FEarper's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
Press of the State Flays This
CitVs Administration.
NEW YORK WORLD.

home city is running wild in crime
Fiddler Nero hddlsd while Rome
burned and Fiddler Sehrnitz went gal
leyantins in Europe while the city that
has made him all he is IS weltering in
blood.-Hanford Sentinel
What Is anarchy in the estimation
of the acting Mayor OF San Francisco?
Could anarchy be worse than the con-
dition of lawlessness now prevailing
and which the proper bodies have
shown themselves TO be incapable OF
suppressing2 Is there any condition
ina ginable that could be more objec-
tionable than that where men and
women are afraid 70 go out OF their
homes at night lest they be robbed or
murdereds . 1t is their city. and
not Mayor Gallagher's. which is be-
ing held up to con trmely and de-
rision all over the land because OF the
conditions of lawlessness which exist,
and from which men and capital ars
being kept on account OF the existence
of these very conditions In case OF
this character the people are a law
unto themselves. Just now AN
eye for an eye. tooth for a tooth. a
life for a life" is an excellent motto
70 follow And when the high officials
of San Francisco feel disposed TO inter
fere they show their sympathy for the
perpetuats the present conditions
Nevada City Miner-Transcript.
Crime. rampant and hendish. Is the
last bitter drop in the already over
flowing cup Of sorrow and mfsfortune
which fate has placed 10 the lips OF
San Francisco A reign OF terror ex-
lsts throughout that once great city
The thug and red-handed assassin rise
from the ruins OF her PROSTATE homes
and business houses and slay her citf.
zens with impunity And when
the people OF the stricken city gath
cred in mass meeting a few DAYS ago
10 insist upon protection for their lives
and property. the unspeakable Are
RUef. the political CRATER and friend OF
thug and criminal. took possession 81
the meeting and in effect snapped his
fingers in the faces OF the protestants.
Noeful indeed. Is the phi ght OF san
Frsneisco.--Santa Barbara Indepsn-
dent.
The election Of the sth OF November
will AFFORD the people one more oppor-
tunity to show that they are not IN
love with extrernisnn and that thev
are rot ready 20 turn the state gov.
eminent over to a lot OF wild -2ved
Socialists TO experiment with the
money of the taxpayers. San Francisco
Is an awful enough example OF the re-
suits Of political Incompetence: il the
whole State should surrender to IL the
consequ uence would be rfsastrous
Richmond Leader
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

~ AN FRANCISCO is experie1cing a
season OF Ruef rufianism and
rowdyism, the three RS in new
pplieation.-Santa Cruz Sentinel
At time when outraged citizens Of
San Francisco are denouncing the
reign of Ruef. ruffianism and protected
crime relief has come from a most
unexpected source in decision by the
Supreme Court that the people of the
State of California have the right to
the initiative and referendum. says the
Oakland Enquirer. This decision is par
ticularly opportune when the insolence
of bossism has been brought home TO
the people OF the State, who are having
impressed upon their comprehension
the 'foIly of Indicating the right TO
rule in behalf of arrogant political die
tators--Red Bluff Peoples Cause.
San FRANCISCO will never become the
city it might be and should be until II
throws off the whole Schnai tz- Ruef
regime of iawless piunder and puts
men Of integrity and public spirit at
the helm. Already the muttering thun-
ders of the inevitable revolution are
heard among the law-ioving respect
able. substantial citizenship by the bay.
Pasadena Star.
Mayor SchmitE of San Francisco has
left his job right when he ought to be
on duty, and, according 70 reports is
having high old time abroad while his
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
PROPERTY IN THE VIRTUES.

HE distinguishing characteristic OF the Kew campaign
that neither candidate accepts rendered hv te
other Hearst insists the issue corporation and Hughes
declares that simply question Of decency and honesty in
politics the personal issue between himself Hearst Directly in
point OF TINS controversy the history OF the Hearst
and Murphy for division Of the judicial the highest
court A e quote NJ Hughes to he deal
Today papers bring the Of series nominations to these
important accredited
aeeedred e M Murphy and would according light as
arrangement
that be allowed many are be allowed
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
HAVE LEARNED TO DRAW THE LINE

RECENT by Cardinal Gibbons contained this inter-
~ estng statement
One n Washington had the honor
n
the will be
laid
the brush cunny
he is till he has the temerity for public office
With all due for the great churchman be-
iev things bad he declares The personal vi
cation of candidates their families
by forever The last instance that where such
tried during Cleveands campaigns
President The attacks Cleveland
by the decent and they reacted against the those
made them
A candidate may be said in pory,
but his public and that of his
scrutiny The odashoned campaigns Of ycation
happily of date Three running of Cali
forna today but nobody knows little private
lives and nobody
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

to the other community De nSd
raiy choice and that Is some
we arc
We hahd OF
oss cannot be found the shoulder the we Word
rom political leader be thought Of We o. nthsnee me @
opinion discharge ther
important functions without a of dcaion
All that elementary point of but II IS per-
tnent the pending for the Hearst asserts his
private ownership of all the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
Answers to'Queries.

DEPARTMENT HORsEs-srhscribs
city. The horses OF the Fire Depart
ment in New York City are trained be-
fore they are turned over TO a COM
pany.
QUO vADIS--L NJ. Crows I.andi,1
Cal Quo Vedis. Domfne@ the title 81
narrative OF the time OF Nero. bv
Henrik Sienkiswiez. and Translated
frori the French by Jeremiah Curtin
means Whittier goest thou Master
MARTIAL AND MTLITARY-P II
H. Truekce- Cal. Ssr Francisco Wa.
rot under martial law at any tina
sIter April H. 1905. but for time II
was under military rule. The ater.--
enee between martial law and nilitarv
rule is that the former snspendn ali
civil rights, while the latter ls n1eei,, !,
a city under military police for ths
purpose of preserving the peace.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
NOTE AND COMMENT.

The average citizen would worry little the bankers elastic
currency they would put the feature OF into effect
Disabie has established track at Belmont Park
And coed record at the University Of Nevada
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

Towrssnd's Cal gIace fruits ana can
dies at Emporium. Post and Van Ne@s
and l2es and izzo Valencia street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
!. The Smart Set :.

Iss GLADYS MceLUNG and
Midshipman Nelson H. Goss,
y. S. ", were very quietly
n1arriad veste-day naorni,r
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
Herford Indignant at Report
of Matrimonial Troubles.
From staff Correspondent.

r ONDON. Oct. Up to now the
only notice which Oliver Herford
has taken Of the ludicrous re-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
COME BACK. MAYOR scHMITz.

NJ = 4 y: .s:::. &: =:
In his interest if for no other reason Maror
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-21
SIDEWALK PENCILINGS
Congress Helps Militia.

"The passage of the bill to increase the efficiency of the militia and to pro- mote rife practice. by the House of Representatives Tuesday night, said a military man, "is a great thing for the organized militia of the entire country.
 "The bill increases the appropriation nance stores, quartermaster stores, and camp equipage, and to promote rifle practice from one million to two mill lion dollars, just doubling the former amount for this purpose
 The bill just passed is sure to re- ceive tho Presidents approval, as It Is known that he is an enthusiast on rifle practice. The bill pr c les in ad- dltion to the promotion C. rife prac- tice and the building and maintenance of rife ranges, for the hiring of horses and draft animals for the use of noun ted troops, batteries and wagons; for forage for same and for such other incidental expenses in connection with encampments. maneuvers and field in, struction. A'his last will be learned cavalrymeu who have had to furnish their own mounts heretofore.
 Alabama under the present law, gets in round numbers $22.Q0Q, and un- der the new law this State will get $44,000 Rifle ranges will surely be established at convenient points in the State and every facility given Tor
 "The organizations of the Alabama National Guard do not go into camp until after the beginning of the next fiscal year. July 1st, when the money appropriated under the new law will be available"