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COME TO BURLINGAAIE AT ONCE.
PALo Alto REAL ESTATE.

SIC, c,oO0-one OF the best pieces Of business
property between San Jose and San Fran
cisco. in the town OF Palo Alto This
property PAYS ~ per cent net and is in
line for better interest in the near fn-
ture We can recommend the property
highly.
sc. oOo--t,Re of thc fnrst hcmes IN Palo Alto:
large lot: beautiful 3a,-s: tho adjoining
property has been sold recentlr fc- 500
per foot THE land IS well worth nc
money. besides hcaufifpl house modern
IN ever rartierlar. The best invest
mont in Ialo Alto
81. .ooo-Ten acres ana sesa.irul home placc
IN every respect sccps of orchard IN
full bearins. sDricots and peaches: III
acres family orchard vsry choice; hun
dreds of choire rose hughes and orna.
mental trees: fne house; abundance OF
splendid water: acrrS riped for irr.-
ratfcn. mcdern harm nnd ogt-houses ana
UP 70 date chicken house Ore Of the
most comfortable homes on the san Fran.
cisco and San hose road: miles snnth
of Stanford University Terms-TIalf
cssh ard tile balance can remain on mott
sage > fe- cent per asnrm is.t. Direct
applications 70
THE J. ] NORRIS REAL ESTATE co.
l2n lnirersffv ave.. pain Alto Cal
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INVESTMENTS.

INVESTORS. read this all carefully. Are you
looking for safe Investment that will net you
20 cent and better?
we are now Offering block OF stock In the
Western Portland Cement Company The ce-
ment industry stands in the front rank of
dividend producers.
This Is practically the only cement company
in whose earnings you have an opportunity to
participate. account OF enormous profits
in cement mills are owned b. a few capitalists.
Shares sold in lots OF or more. and every
share of stock already sold or TO be sold brings
the same uniform price of $40.
Figures and statistics regarding consumption.
cost. profits. etc. on hand at our office
and at your service.
CHAPMAN & CO.. Fiscal Agents.
OBS Golden Gate avenue.
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saLADA uEAcn nEAL EsrafE.
sALADA BEACH

SalHd- Beach mites roTth rf ciig House: !:
rSf funn - Dcean She-r r H.. % minutes
ride aaw fares: niseal cd streets water
sewers. sidera'ks shade trees etc guaranteed
in rsn.rzctSs lots s.5J aud ui. small Inonrl!y
parneats. take bnS Coins Sundays anl
Tnrudavs n II =. m. CLINE e. DUNCAN
Cea. Agents. e2l. Mission St. bet. lSta and 18th
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BURLINGAME REAL EsrArE.

RAPID TRANSIT RApID TRANSIT.
% Minutes 10
BCRTTNGAAfF GROVE lots
AT BIrlingame the Beautiful
Size 5oxlo0. Price s5oo and up.
$40 per Month ami Small Payment Down
Prize includes sewer and water piper. mae
adamized streets. cement sidewalks and shade
trees
s p CO ~ ARRANGING TIME TA1IF
reach Burlincame in % minutes. commencing
Januarv !. 1907
q cottages Low buiiding and for sale on easy
terms
Take San Mateo Electric Cars 1T 9th snd Mar
ket sts every y minutes. STOP AT BURTIH-
CANE CANE GROVE STATION. FARE is FIVE
CENTS CHEAPER than Mt main station Cir
culars and DESCRIPTIVE matter on request
BURIJNGaNE GROVE co.
BIS Mon 1dnock B'ig. fTef. Temporary l053
Prices viii be raised after January J. 1907.
COME TO BURLINGAME AT ONCE
Every day you delay costs you money: ION
lots week are hAinS Sold 100 families week
are choosing Burlingame for home Whether
You want home or an Investment Rnrlincame
Is the place grand climate: beautiful surround
~ which to live Make mistake. Isvon &
Hoag nave the property that made Barlingame
famous-right IN the toTn proper near the
station Streets graded. sewers. water. etc T:
50-foot lots
$3.50 upward. $50 Cash. $40 Monthly.
Take San Mateo electric cars on Mission 81
starting az 5th and Market. GO direct to Bur.
lincame station-0uT office Is on the corner
opposite SUNDAY Is 4 good time to 90 Our
office s open daily.
LYON & HoAG.
6oS Market St. at Mon Gomeryt
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500 CHICKENS for sale: piate to rent Sla ner
mo-: 4-rOom house. barn: acres land PANIED
Ia orchsrfl. in.ubatar; houses enough for 1000
chickens or ducks: niHn COW; everything first
class. NJ. II KFNIST0N. Hopkins and Per
alta ave. Upper Fruitvale.
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nArrMoox DAY na,I. Es,r,rI,-
NoxTARA

MONTANA
u ron cou'd hay n iarge 70. IN tie AIontsra
fownsiie on line n sr 0cran Shore II r.
y mites ~ 20 milgtea from Saa Fraucisca for
ln Improvements iaf,rricd 3al pay nothin.
drT-H. irou'd y4u iar IhtesestnTs
T'riceS viii De ads.u.rsi &o~ ! bn, my
Present this I'd aud secure FREQ ticket 10 Mon
tara Excursions Sradavs and Tiirr<I-rs o.
fees 1908 B~nadvav Oakland. iacu fso,aaa
Haie ave-. cor Eiilnln.c 81 s. =
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ROSS VALLEY nHAI. EsrAwE.


635JJ--5-rtoin. bath bam ccliin-. brand ns...
brLcins ai,ne cost Tie lHiee; 10. N0slI
SlNl5.
f15cG-s-r0nn pairce- gas piant best bsilidius
- % Maeia Cusatr woUid cost today $40 hirl
ana Just rs CORD nfw. Nifii . acres.
rand tns.l4c rf-g- hear station.
ss-5--;;-ronn; isrre tiaFrnTfn.: roCl locker.
fEsrls "a. i>rigding piano
&l-oo---f--e-in frcccrn roriSzt new , minutes
San Eafac
Acreatt. lots y. lore. cottages 10 let
J. Z. L-AlS. Ktni1tld. LARA Co.
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MIL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

homes close 10 the city. Miii Haiiey lust -
m inutes from san Francisco. Is tie only suburb
which has in combination the natural hraaties
- the country and an cif- advantages.
- Aond'c Tie caoireSt property IN Marin
'onnfr. Wi'lcb Sri - prices and on terms m
dreamed n. $500 VIII blp vou a heaatiful iot;
sli we AK s smah naymeni down. and the
na,ance il ffsy m1lfa'y insiallnents.
Coil and see rs before oBr good ,ots are all
gone
rREp scIrINcMAN CO Nm ra.lnr
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BOYLE PARK.
ltti1 l-f- BA4tk-
Will. VALLEY
cyr-Trsvrrrr sN-rs nr-

Ilif SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large sisift'y lots. wooded be- and rnounfain
virw- streets being graded ari severed. huiidIng
restriction : minutes 10 stafcn .,.'s n feet aai
larger: price $40 un. T q rAREER & CO
!. PARKER. Aseni, Aiii Valley
MILL FalleT real esfate-tLai-e hrs FOR sale
- low rs $500 easy terns: firest view in
Ni NalirF ADDRESS hor -. Call cfa~e
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE of Dissolution Of Copartnership--San
Francisco. October 81. f00G--Notice is hereby
given that the conartnership existing between
Peter Bacgaluni and Martin Stevens. under
the firm name OF RacigalEpi Stevens. doing
business gr Real Estate and Insurance Bro
kers. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
MR. PETER BACIGALUPI withdraws from
the business.
Mr. MARTIN STEVENS will continue in
the business I'm his own name at 1858 Golden
Gate ave
tSeal.l BACIGALTPI & STEVENS
(Seal.l PETER BACIGALUPI.
(Seal) MARTIN STEVENS.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that on
the 10th day OF November. 1905 he will sell
ont al his interest in the Modern Furniture
Company. at 40 Devisadero St. and those
having claims against bin are notified to pre-
sent the same or before that date FOR pay
ment. HERMAN GRAY.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE-The Giant Powder Com
pany, Consolidated. Giant Station. Calfornla.
dividend. No. o. Of fifty cents (J0c) per
snare on the issued capital stock OF the com
pany has been declared>pay able November 10.
1906. Transfer hooks close November 3. 1905.
at nOon Checks Will be mailed. G. c.
QUINN. Secretary.
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WE have for sale small block OF stock in 4
business naying 20 rer cent per annuni: books
of company open 10 insoection: fullest invcsti
Cation conrted. For particulars write or call
on FINCH & MELSTED. 1916 Pine st.
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FRuITvALE REAL ESTATE.

A MODERN 2-story bungalow \ block from
line and l p blocks from school. Z large
noams. artistieally arranged aud finished in
hurl wood: gas and electric lfchts: bath laua-
DRY and linen closet: large clothes closets
and haNemeuf: lot 59x12s. lawn. flowers fruit
and berries: hest velvet carpets. iniaid limo
leuFa. gas range. instantaneous water heater
and lace curtains 90 with the place: used
on'v three months owner going Fast: price
S4TIa: terms arranged II required: no agents
Address owner. room aoi Moaadnock building
Coz Market 81.
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EAsT oAKLANn REAL EsrArE.

ATTENTION
FOR SALE AT 605 f 10Th ST
Six-room modern cottage lot 37:6xl35 feet
long: Fruitvaie station
Two stores. with modern fats: 5ax140 feet
long: Z. l4th St between II and i2th aves
Two cottages at 1O63-IO65 lith ave
Two cottages in Elmhu7st. near San Lean
s5-o ROAD.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07
NORMAL NOTES.
Commencement Program.

The week beginning Sunday, June 10th,
is the graduation week OF the class OF
1906. The members Of the class are as
follows:-
Higher course Marion A. Harrington.
Lower course Maudene Ethel Abbott,
Ella Louise Adams, Alice Martha Aiger,
Ethel Adelaide Armstrong, Haz ! Luella
Bates, Lucia Jean Bisbee, Jennie Hazel
Blanchard, Mabel Louisa Burditt, EliEa-
beth Mary Campbell, Mary Augusta
Clafiin, Frances Elizabeth Collins, Grace
Agnes Fitzsimonds, Annie Laura Fowler,
Hurlbutt, Sadie Eta Ilsley, Made Abbie
LaFrancis, Emma Locke, Edna Diana
Martin, Flora Belle Morrill,, Bessie Jane
Munson, Perone Esther Mason, Floronee
OBrien, Grace Ellen O'Brien, Mary Caro-
lyme Olmstead, Lila Mae Poland, Clemmie
Leone Sawyer, Mabel Alberta smith,
Mabel Emma Stockwell, Margaret Mary
Wood, Marion Theresa Wynne.
e-graduates-E Ethel T. Cleveland, Jen-
ME p. Cleveland, Ethelyn NJ. Cummings.
The following is the calendar OF events
for the week -
Sunday, June Graduation sermon,
Rev. Fraser Meizger Of Bethany church,
Randelph, at the Congregational church,
ut 7 80 .. m.
Monday, June 11-Final examination %
candidates for graduation before the
Board OF Normal commissioners az 2 D. m.
Tuesday, June 12-Teaching at the
Training school By members OF the gradu-
sting class, 900 70 12:n0 a. m, and :i5 to
3:i5 p. m.
Wednesday. June 10 Glass day exer-
cises, Normal hall, 200 p. m. Grand con-
cert by the school under the direction OF
Miss Olive Maude Sawyer, instructor in
music, Normal hall, 500 p. m. Senior
reception following the concert. in the
library.
Thursday, June "a, Anniversary day
Celebration OF the centennial anniversary
OF the Orange County Grammar school
and the 10th anniversary OF the state
Normal school, under the auspices OF the
Alumni association. Conant Memorial
service-Address by Walter T.. Howard,
LII. D., Of Middlebury college, at Congre-
gstional church, 10 a. m. general reunion,
followed by business meeting, at Normal
hall, II a. m. banquet al 80 p. m. open
reception and musicale, at the principals
house s 10 II p. m.
Friday, June IS, graduation exercises
Address by Hon. Walter Il. Ranger,
commissioner OF education, state of
Rhode Island, at 10 O'Clock a. m, Normal
hall.
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PecuIlar peath Of ) eoy.

Roscoe Clark, aged u years, 3 months,
son of Pearl X. Clark, died at the Ran
dolph sanatorium last Sunday afternoon.
Hh disease was peculiar. One week age
last Saturday the pole of wagon fell
down and grazed his leg below the knee.
The injury was not SO severe that II oc-
Cured to anyone that a physician was
necessary, but on Sunday a doctor was
called and ii was then thought necessary
to have an operation. He was taken 70
the sanatorium Monday and an operation
performed, which disclosed pus In the
marrow OF the bone. Later, similar op-
Grafton was performed on the arm with
similar result, showing that the blood
was in a very bad condition and that
neither the injury nor operation caused
his DEATH
The funeral was at Mr.. Clark's house
Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. u.
w. Patterson. Roscoe was a pupil OF the
Training school and four OF his mates
were the bearers. The school children
raised money and purchased flowers for
the funeral. Roscoe was a good boy, gem
tlemanly and liked by all. There was a
large attendance at the funeral and UNI
versal sympathy for the father. The boy s
mother died four years ago.
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WHAT is DOING
THE WORLD OVER.
A WORD A5ouT THE LEADING
EVENTS OF THE WEEK
Royal Wedding Followed by Bomb.

Royal Wedding Followed by Bomb.
What would have otherwise been an
occasion of great public rejoicing at the
capital Of spain was turned into mourning
last Thursday by the work Of a bomb
thrower. King Alfonso, the young
monarch. had just been united in mar
riage to Princess Victoria OF enberg,
niece OF King Edward of Great Britain,
amid the pomp and splendor Of a royal
wedding, and the couple were returning
from the church in a carriage, being
showered on every hand by flowers, when,
in passing a boarding house, q large
bouquet was thrown tina, contained a
bomb, filled with some high explosive.
An electric wire DETECTED its course in
mid-air, but il fell between the two rear
horses drawing the coach and its explo-
sion was followed by a scene Of blood and
horror. Twenty OF the military escort
and spectators were killed outright and
many others injured. Neither the king
nor queen was injured and, entering
another carriage, they were quickly
driven to the palace. The police at once
surrounded the boarding house, but the
assassin escaped. Saturday night, he was
recognized at a town not far from
Madrid. in spite of his disguise. A guard
tried TO arrest him, whereupon he shot
the guard dead, then shot himself and
died at once. He WIS recognized as
Manuel Morales, a Californian, and the
man who hired the room from which the
bomb was thrown.
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PRICE THREElCENTS
Baptist con.entIon.

The a9th anniversary OF the Vermont
Central association Of Baptist churches
viii be held with the First Baptist church
OF Randolph, Rev. samuel Knowles, pas
tor, Wednesday and Thursday, June -
and II.
After the opening business Of the con-
vention Wednesday morning az i0:30, the
annual sermon will be preached by Rev.
A. y. Woodruff Of East Barre. In tue
afternoon at ! AS, devotional service viii
be conducted by 4. Hofer Of Sharon. and
the rest Of the program viii be:-"Intro-
duction Of New Minister'S Rev. W. A.
Dawson Of Burlington; "Home Missions"
Rev. A. q. Gilbert OF Passumpsic; ''State
Missions The Church Business, 'Rev. ".
A. Dawson "Co-workers with God, Rev.
II. A. Calhoun OF Groton: "Women's
Hour, w. B. r. NJ. s." Mrs. w. 3. Hop
kins Of India; "w. 3. II. NJ. s., Mrs. q.
w. Peek ham OF Boston.
Wednesday evening at $780, Rev. c. II.
SpRulding. y. d., OF Boston viii have
charge of the dev tional service ana two
addresses will be given Young
Christian aud His Bible,n Rev. n. A.
Roberts of Montpelier; "The Sund ay
School, Why Have Sunday Schools 2' Rev.
w. A. kinzie Of Barre.
Thursday morning at o'clock Rev. A.
Kalgreen of Barre will lead the devotional
service, and reports OF missions will be
made as follows Swedish, Rev. A. Kali
green Italian, Rev. A. Bellondi OF Barre;
East Barre, Rev. A. ~ Woodruff. Rev. {.
r. B. Dodge Of Burlington, who is con-
neeted with Vermont academy Of Saxtons
River, viii speak ON educational matters;
Rev. l.. W. Cronkite, ID. d., OF Basen,
Burmah. on foreign missions, and Rev. g.
II. Spaulding, on the Publication society,
"Building AlIarsn
Thursday afternoon AZ $50 the devo-
tional service will be under the leadership
OF Rev. w. A. DAWSON and will be fol-
lowed By an address, "The Deepening OF
OF BrattlebOro.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Big mark-down on ladies' suits and
jackets at Thomas.
Miss Annie Clark. who has been abroad,
has returned to New York.
c. A. Adams OF Post Mills visited at his
brothers, J. 3. Adams, over Sunday.
Lewis Labounta burned his hand on a
hot iron ana blood poison has set IN. He
| is unable TO work.
+. W. Page and Mr.. Stafford and friend
are guests at the Wayside farm Of IL. II.
Page for a short time.
Miss Della Buck, who has been At work
for Z. {. McMnrphy, has gone to New
Hampshire to visit her sister.
Miss Martha Gilbert went to White
River junction Saturday to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Bertha Smith Neal.
After waiting several weeks for a new
road machine, Mr.. Bryant had the old
machine repaired and is making good use
of il.
Mrs. Morrison of Massachusetts,, who
has spent two or three summers here, and
Mrs. Greed and friend cf Boston are guests
at the Colonial.
All committees and those interested in
the Alumni celebration are requested TO
meet in Normal hall, Saturday evening,
June 9, at o'clock.
Mrs. Alice Sawyer Smith has returned
from New York and her mother, Mrs.
Clara Sawyer, has come from Burlington
and opened her cottage.
There will be no service next Sunday
morning at the Cong'l church. The
pastor, Rev. q. w. Patterson, breaches
the graduation sermon at Brigham
academy at Bakersfield.
Presiding Elder Newton will be in town
Saturday 10 conduct quarterly conference
in the evening IN the vestry of the Meth
odist church. lie will preach Sunday
morning and administer the sacrament OF
the Lords Supper.
Your correspondent from East Ran
dolph must have been misinformed last
week The ''kidn team OF Randolph Cen
ter did not play ball with the team OF East
Randolph. Had they, the result might
have been quite different. -Four OF the
best players on the skid" team were not
there TO play. Pickups were used in their
places No, the ''kids" don't know they
are beaten. There was no glory in such
victory.
Postmaster Hodges has received notice
from the postotfice department that on
and after July 1, 1906, patrons Of rural free
delivery service will be required TO display
signals on their boxes when they leave
mail in them for carriers TO collect, as aft
er that date carriers will not be required
to examine any mail box except those to
which they have mail matter to deliver
and those on which signals are displayed
TO indicate there is mail for carriers to
collect. II is understood that the great
majority, IL not all the patrons OF the
routes from here are provided with
boxes fitted with signals for the above
purposes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07

AT meeting of Randolph Lodge, No IS,
1. 90. F., held June 4, 1906, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas our brother, Thatcher Stone OF
Randolph Center, has, in the providence OF
God, been removed from the companion
ship OF his brethren of Randolph Lodge,
No. As, l. o. o. F., therefore it is
Resolved, That in the death OF our es-
teemed brother, Thatcher Stone, we recog-
nize the loss of worthy member OF our
order and OF an honorable gentleman
whose genial manners and kindly spirit
endeared him to his fellow citizens and to
all who had the pleasure of his aequaint-
ance.
Resolved, That we tender to his be-
reaved family, whose loss is greater than
our own, the sincere sympathy which we
feel, and express our regret that even the
love of those who we're nearest and dearest
could not STAY the hand OF death.
Resolved. That the customary period OF
mourning be observed by the lodge and
that the lodge jewels be draped in mourn
ing for that time.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family Of our deceased
brother aud that they be inscribed in the
lodge records and published in the HER
AID AND News.
o. j. MARcoTT,
A. G. BAILEY, Com.
HOMER WHITE,
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

The library circle has been postponed
on account OF the exercises al Randolph
Center.
A goodly number attended the Memorial
exercises at East Randolph, which were
very good.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Parker and Arthur
went 10 Barre city Saturday 70 MAKE
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. TAFT visitea ~
Washington last week, being guests -i
Mr.. and mrs. b.. ~. Downing.
Belle c mp and her mother end sifs.
r-ss 5.f--tb s1..t 6 week visiting ID Barre
r5+v Worcester and other places.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07
Packing House Report Goes In.

President Roosevelt Monday trans
mItted to Congress the reports OF Commis-
sioners G. p. Neill and j. b. Reynolds in
their investigations in the Chicago pack
ing houses, accompanied by message, In
which he urged the necessity Of further
legislation to prevent the abuses. The re-
ports OF the commissioners are of very
revolving nature concerning the filthy, un-
sanitary methods used in handling the
packing products, constituting. Il appears,
a menace to the public health. The pack
ers object TO paying the expense OF gov
ernment inspec ion, as provided by the
bill that has passed The Senate.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07
WEST sRooKFIELp.

Ray Palmer went on the excursion to
Missisquoi park last Friday.
Mrs. Leroy Wakefield and Sherwood
Christopher are on the sick list.
Miss Liilia Chadwick was home from
her school in Roxbury over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ladd Of East
Roxhury visited at Horace Makeiield's
sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. A. Chadwick of Bethel
visited at T.. n. Chadwick's from Friday
to Sunday.
Quite number from this way attended
Memorial exercises at Brookiield last week
Wednesday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07

rr-er follows an injury dressed Wlll
p1ekien's Armies -slve. lts autisepiie ana
healing properties prevent blood pQl-aa-
fnv. Charles OsUal1, merchant, oi hsl-
.eiserseiifa. 81. N.. writes; .'It Cured -ell
Brrch Cd thus place go the ugiisst sore On
bfs neck j ever saw Cures cuts
Wounds. Burns and Sores. PC
For sale by d. A. Leonard and f. =.
BRYAN, Randolph.
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Miners ano GUARDS in Battle.

Near steubenville, O, Monday there was
a clash as the outgrowth of the alleged
abuse by the United states Coal COM
pany's guards OF an Italian union miner
IRON Pittsburg. Sixty-eight Of the com
pany's guards started TO march across the
bin 10 a mine, and at Grow Hollow were
ambushed by force Of 200 to 800 strikers.
In the battle that ensued several hundred
shots were fired, but the strikers aim was
bad, which accounts for only ten casual
ties. The guards were forced after twenty
OF fighting TO retire in disorder 10
Plum Run.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07
No Woman Suffrage in Oregon.

George r. Chamberlin, Democrat, has
been reelected governor Of Oregon by q
majority of not less than 1000 over DR.,
James Wthycombe, Republican. Jona-
than Bourne, Jr., Republican, has re,
eeIved the popular nomination for United
States senator by over 5000 majority
Two Republican congressman we're
chosen. Woman suffrage was defeated oy
a large majority
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-06-07
fuckers Case Before Governor

Gov. Guild Tuesday heard the plea OF
Charles L. fuckers counsel for a com
mutation OF his sentence, but gave no
decision. The appeal for clemency was
based partly on the alleged unreliaeility
OF the evidence regarding Canadian
stick pin found on Tucker at the time oil
his arrest and said 10 have belonged 10
Miss Page; and on the medical testimony
as to the nature OF the wounds. Inc
defense also relied on statements Of one
or two witnesses who heard Of tramps
going through Connecticut relating
stories OF trouble with a woman in Massa-
chusette
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Green Motorman at Fault.

Eleven persons are dead, a score seriously
and another score slightly injured from
the overturning Of a crowded electric car
in East Providence, r. l., Sunday. ~
motorman was a new hand, unialhlllaL
with the road, and ran onto sharp curve
At hfgh greed.
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Death Of Senator Gorman.

/ Arthur Pue German, Democratic senator
/ from Maryland, died from heart trouble
I at Washington Monday. he had had
I long and conspicuous part in the senate,
starring as mage in that body. He was at
various times considered available as
presidential candidate of his party.
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Rlue and Gray Join.

A notable Memorial day observance was
held at Portsmouth, Va, under the .a au-
spices OF the Army and Navy union. lhe
a a r. and Confederate veterans Joined,
and President Roosevelt gave an address.