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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24

- - "a ~ AttAN~t tt - W. fA~7* rTAA o.
$4,000 and owned by Charles II. Hol-
den. Of Bellows Pals, was by error for
two years left of from the list Mr.
Holden. although under nc legal obliga-
tons, and although he had disposed Of
the tract. Forwarded the amount. S120
TO the town treasurer.
The postofilce at Wilder, ]. NJ Quimby
postmaster, was entered and the safe
blown at 2 o'clock last Wednesday
morning. Some $50 IN stamps and $50
10 money was taken This is the second
break there recently Samuel Adams
and Station Agent g. A. Palmer heard
the noise and fired several shots at three
men whom they saw running.
The Memphremagog Yacht club O
Newport, with a capital stock Of So, 600
has filed articles Of incorporation in the
office Of the secretary Of state The sub
scribers are all Newport men The Yer
mont Creamery company Of Barton. with
capital stock of $40 900. has also filed
articles Of association. This company
win do a general creamery business with
headquarters at Barton.
The candidates who took the examina
ton at Montpelier last week for mid
shipman az the United States Aava
academy were Pred Poster OF Hardwlck
Ralph Grout Of Brattleboro, Robert +
Perkins Of Hartford. and Frank " III
rieh Of Richmond
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24
OLD TOWN WAKING UP
Merchants vii advertise Frees
IN Home Newspaper.
COMPETE WITH CATALOGUES

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cmpaatrr Es Recover Last 1rauna
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-04-24

A Card.
We the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 2O-cent bottle
OF Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
fails to- cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
y =, - BINGHAM, FLINT BROTHERS,
r. y. LANDRY, w. Y. CIRCUIT,
NJ. D. PARK.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27

convention proposing that the repre-
scntation of the Southern States in the
convention be reduced as a result OF
the partial elimination OF the negro
vote in that section OF the country. On
motion OF Congressman Mudd. of Mary
land. one OF the delegates from the
Old Line State. it was tabled for fur
Their action, and, after the meeting the
Maryland leader went 10 the powers
that were and made some inquiries.
The result OF that conference was the
agreement that II the Southern delega-
tions. composed largely of negroes,
were swung around to Roosevelt, the
resolution would be allowed TO die
natural and easy death-in other
words. that it would be ignored. Mr.
Mudd knows the Southern negro
through long experience. and he lost
no time in placing the situation
squarely before their representatives
In the convention The result was that
tlle Southern delegations came in prac-
tiCally solid for Roosevelt when the
time for selecting the candidates ar
rived.
And Mr. Mudd, by the way. was one
uf those to whom Gov Roosevelt had
declared that he would not be a can
didats for ana would not accept the
nomination for the Vice Presidency.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
NEWS CUT SHORT.

Work on the new ice storage house on
the Ninth street pier which is being constructed for
the American ice Company. is nearly completed.
The will of Joseph NJ. Lenhart. dated
August g. 1867 was flied for probate on Tuesday.
The entire estate Of the testator Is left % rs
widow. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Lenhart, and she is a,so
named as executor
Commissioner West yesterday approx ID
the recommendation Of Maj Sylvester that IRE Stops
be established at FOur-and-a-haf street and Virginia
avenue southwest and at Seventh street and VIZ
gina avenue southwest
William Shaw, eighteen years OF age.
living at 99 Eleventh street northwest yester-
day fined 50 in the police court by Judge Khnball
on the charge Of breaking into the store OF the
Lindsey Rubber Company, at sG PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. on the night Of December g. and stealing SIZE
from = cash register.
During an alteration between J. r.
Dickson colored OF 22S Tenth street northwest and
an unidentified colored man on L seret yesterday
afternoon a stone was thrown, which struck Harry
shappairo seven years Of age living at IS u strett
INJECTING painful scalp Wound The boy received
treatment at the Sibiey Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
WILL ExTRADITE OFFENDERS
District Detectives Go to Canada
and Oklahoma for Prisoners.

Inspector Boardman, chief Of detectives
viii start at noon to-day for Montreal,
Canada. where D. Alfred Porter. Of this
city. is being held at the request Of the
local authorities.
The man is wanted in this city on the
charge OF embezzlement, a warrant hav-
ing been sworn out for his arrest about
two months ago by Frank c. Kingsland.
the Washington representative Of New
TOsk banking firm. Detective McNamee
is at present in Montreal, and has ar
ranged everything for the mans extradi-
ton Inspector Boardman will probably
start back with Porter on New Years
Day.
Detective O'Brien left yesterday after
noon for Medford. oklahoma, with the
necessary papers for the arrest Of Thorn
as II. Stutz. a telegraph operator. who
is being held at that place for the Wash
ington police. The man is wanted IN this
city on the charge of obtaining type
writer from the Underwood Company on
trial. and then selling it at a second
hand store He was apprehended in that
city about a week ago. but after one
days custody he managed 10 escape Re
was rearrested. however, within few
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
MR.. THOMAS NOT DECIDED.
May Recall Resignation from ST.
Michael and All Angels Church.

The vestry and congregation Of St
Michael and All Angels Church have de-
clined TO accept the resignation of Rev
Henry Thomas. their rector. which he re-
Gently sent IN. in order 20 accept call
to GreenviIe. 6. c. a petition. signed by
his parishioners, expressed the wish that
the rector shall continue his services at
ST. Michaels.
When seen 10y reporter for The Wash
ington Herald last night, Mr.. Thomas
said he had not yet decided il he will
reconsider his resignation, but he would
determine the matter at an early date.
he said that he was perfectly satisfied
with his present charge and was pleased
with Washington, having been associated
with affairs in this city for many years.
My resignation. he continued, was
rendered in order TO accept the call re-
ceived from Greenville. s. c. I resigned
to accept a call. as any minister would,
and not through other motives"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
BOAST LED TO HIS UNDOING
Oklahoma Land Agent Is Debarred
from the Mails.
Openly Declared that He Had Made
$4,000 from Old Soldiers and
Their widows.

After having made $500, according 20
his own boasts. from the Old soldiers Of
the civil war and their widows and or
phans. a. W. Gifin. Of Roll. Okla, has
been deprived Of the use OF the mails by
the Post-office Department.
Glfin conducted government land bu-
reau and advertised himself as a gov
eminent land locator" His plan was to
seek old soldiers and their families. with
the proposition that they give him $40
as fee and secure q rich grant OF lsl
acres Of Oklahoma public land from the
Interior Department through his efforts.
He claimed that clients had disposed OF
their holdings. secured through his agen-
cy. for sums varying from 500 TO $3.50.
Giffln fen afoul Of the government In
spectors through complaints and his own
Boosting When debarred by a fraud or
der ~ Roll, Okla 1t is charged that he
transferred his business 10 Streeter and
took the name Of his son. Clyde D. CHIN
The Interior Department denied that he
is a government agent Of any sort.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
STRINGENCY HITS BONAPARTE
Attorney General Forced to Cut
Down List of Christmas Gifts.
Discusses with Great Frankness FL
nanciaI Conditions as They APP
ply To Him and His Affairs.

Attorney General Bonaparte admitted
yesterday that the stringency OF the last
few weeks had hit his pOcketbook a
pretty stiff blow, and that i'm conse-
Quence Of being hard up he was forced
10 cut down his Christmas-gift list The
Attorney General was asked 10 repeat
just what he had said about financial
conditions in his Chicago speech, and he
replied
Il was asked in Chicago what / thought
were the causes Of the recent financial
stringency and the present hard times.
replied. in substance. that I was hardly
prepared 10 speak then and there about
the causes. but I could speak feelingly as
to some Of the consequences, since. owing
TO several incidents indirectly caused by
the stringency, I had lost a good deal
Of money. and felt decidedly hard up.
Il did not regard this statement in tho
light Of a joke. personally. but apparent
ly, it was so regarded by some. at least
Of the gentlemen of the press who heard
/ il. for In one Of the Chicago papers, 1
found, the next day. an editorial re-
preaching me for the levity and POPULARITY
with which 1 spoke Of great national
calamities"
On being further asked if the hard
| up condition to which he referred. had
rendered his Christmas far less merry
than il would otherwise have been, Mr..
Bonaparte said,.:
1T certainly deprived me OF the pleas
ure Of recognizing as nearly adequately
as 1 otherwise might, the kindness OF
my friends. and OF doing as much as II
would have been a pleasure 10 do and as
I sometimes have done toward promoting
the welfare of those less fortunate than
myself In this respect I am afraid. how
ever. that my experience Is in no wise
peculiar"
! Attorney General Bonaparte's admis-
sion that times have been hard recently
with him viii come as a surprise to the
/ public, generally. Mr. BOnaparte is re-
! garded by most Washingtonians and Bal
! timoreans as a very rich man. He has a
handsome town house at Park avenue and
Center streets, Baltimore, and fine coun-
try estate. called Bella Vista, in Balti-
more County. fifteen miles from the city.
He also owns a great deal of land IN
/ Maryland II addition to his real estate
holdings in Baltimore. A short time ago
he disposed Of several OF his farms. say
ing that he wished 10 retrench While a
man Of quiet tastes and one to whom
ostentation is distasteful. the Attorney
General has always lived In good style
and has been surrounded with every COM
/ fort
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
DIED.

BARTLETT-Suddenly. on Christmas morning. De
ceanber o 1907 AZ his residence. 81 Maryland
averue northeast. JOSEPH W, beloved husband
Of Ellen f. Bartlett.
Funeral services az his late residence SATURDAY.
December 3. at i a. n Friends invited In
terment private.
DOUGAL-On Thursday. December Is. 1907. az 3 a.
n MARY VIRGINIA D0UGAL. widow OF
William H. Doagal.
Funeral services ct the residence. SO r street
northwest. on Saturday, December q. al p m
Internent private.
GARRETT-on Wednesday. December g. 1907.
TERESA ANN GARRETT.
Funeral from her late residence $50 Thirty fourth
street northwest. Friday. December 2, al SO
a. n; thence 70 Holy Trinity Church. Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
HOUSTON-DeraT this lie. on Thursday. De
cember e. 1907. al l2iS p m. a. the home Of
sylEania avenue northwest. HENRY STEVENS
HOUSTON. in his twentyfourth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
OFFUTT-On Thursday. December 8. 1897, at %
a. n. THOMAS W. OFFUTT.
Funeral from the parlO-s Of George ". Wise. IN
dertaker- Twenty-ninth and N streets northwest
Friday. December q. al z N
PLANT-suddenly. on Wednesday December 3
1907 EDWARD KNIGHT. only son Of the late
John and Martha w. Plant.
Funeral from his late residence. rs Third street
northeast, Friday. December 2. az p m
WILLIAMSON Thursday December q. al Wheel
ing. ". Va. Mrs. ADELIA WILLIAMS, widow
Of Francis S. NllsaEs. and beloTed nOthev o.
Ms. John J. Clover, Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
LADY HOWARD'S WILL FILED.
Estate of n Former Washington
Woman Valued at 100000.

The viii of Lady Cecilia Howard. who
died OF December g. at The Hague, dis
posing Of an estate valued at more than
S500,000. was filed yesterday for probate.
According to the petition OF the executors.
George Howard. Lady Towards son. and
the National Savings and Trust Company.
the estate comprises realty estimated as
worth S2S5.Ooo. and personal property Of
the value of $2OO,OcO
The viii was executed at The Hague
on July 3, 1899, and devises Lady Howard $
entire estate to George Howard her son.
and the National Savings and Trust Com
pany. in trust. TO convert the same into
cash. with power TO reinvest the pro-
ceeds.
During the life of her husband. Sir
Henry Howard, the net income is to be
paid by the trustees 70 him. and. at his
death, the estate is TO De distributed
among the testratrixs children.
On the final division of the estate. the
viii provides that an advance of $4,000
made To her daughter Marie Z. Won Re-
cum. wife OF Rudolph Freiheer Won Re
cum. OF Brunswick. Germany, and one Of
$4,000, TO her son. George. be charged
against their shares. Similar deductions
are to be made for advances TO other
children made subsequently 10 the execu-
tioT OF the will.
Lady Howard was a daughter of the
late George w Riggs. OF this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
REPUBLIC rs TO MEET.
New Union Club VIII Adopt Bylaws
Tonight.

The Union Republican Club viii
meet tonight at Metzerot Hall at
o'clock. TO adopt a constitution, make
bylaws. and transact other business
which may come before the organiza-
ton This club was recently organ
lied with the purpose Of encouraging
business men Of this city TO take an
active interest in the selection of rep
reseutative citizens as delegates TO the
Republican convention to Chicago next
year.
Great interest is being shown in this
new political organization, and, judg-
ing by the number of applications for
membership. a bright future is pre-
dicted for the club. The officers are:
Gen A s. Burt, president; Judge
Robert Alton. vice president; DR.. 7. E
Lee. secretary, and John H Walter
treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27

would be 10 him IL he were not. i mean.
OF course. the graft end of the game.
The charter or franchise OF a corpora
ton could provide the methods by which
the price OF thing the corporation sells
might be from time TO time adjusted, and
adjusted in such a way that there would
be no chance for threats on one side or
brides on the other.
"As 10 organized vice, if 1t were de-
prived OF the sympathy and aid K now
gets from public utilities corporations. II
would be so weakened that IL would be-
come a comparatively simple police prob
lem"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
JANIToRS INDORSE ATWOOD.
Think He should he "A Delegate to
the Republican Convention.

At a meeting Of number OF citizens
last night, l.. c. Moore. president Of the
Janitors' Association of the District of
Columbia. presiding. the following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted:
"Reposing full faith and confidence in
their integrity of character. ability. and
capacity. with honesty of purpose, we
present for favorable consideration and
support cur well known fellow-citizens,
DR.. o. NJ. Atwood as delegate to the
Republican national convention; also J.
n. Kicks, attorney at law. alternate.
These men are well known for their Re-
publican principles"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
schooner Dagger sim in Mud.

The heavy rains OF the first part Of
the week have caused a strong current
in the Potomac River and have interfered
with commerce. Rivermen say il will
run itself Off during the morning.
Schooner Charles II. Dagger, which was
in a collision with the ferryboat Lacka.-
wanna on Sunday, and was badly dam
aged. is lying on the mud near the docks
at the foot of Twelfth street. Nothing
has been done toward removing her car
go OF lumber or raising her.
Managers of freight lines say their
boats are carrying next TO nothing. 8
traffic will be light until spring.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
SUICIDE IN BURNING BED.
Fire from Luch's Revolver Supposed
to Have Started Blaze.

TO Have Started Blaze.
Frederick Luch, a structural iron
worker. living at 31S NJ street north
west. committed suicide in his room
early yesterday morning. by shooting
himself through the heart with a re-
volver. Dependency because OF the
death OF Ais wife. and remorse are
given as the causes Of the mans act.
Although Luch is supposed to have
drcG the fatal shot about , o'clock yes
te-day morning, the fact was not
known until several hours later, when
occupants Of the house detected smoke
coming from the mans room Fire
men from No. 4 engine company found
tie body OF the man in the midst OF a
fiery mass of bed clothing. Sparks from
the revolver are supposed 10 have ig-
nited the bed linen. A pet dog belong
ing to Luch was found almost suffo-
Gated under the burning bed.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
JAPANESE STUDENT IN CITY.
Miss YOShi Kajiro Is Inspecting Va
-ious school Systems.

Miss Yoshi Kajiro. superintendent Of
the Sanyo Girls College, Okayama,
Japan. arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon. and is at the George Wash
ington Hotel.
Miss Kajiro was one Of the first Jap
anese girl students sent 20 the United
States for an education. She was gradu-
ated from Mount HOlyoke College eleven
years ago.
She VIII spend eight months in this
country and Europe inspecting the diff
ferent educational systems. Miss kajirO
will leave here tomorrow for New York.
where she viii take steamer for Europe.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27

The State Department received a dis
patch yesterday from Ecuador. saying
that the revolutionary movement in that
country had been stopped by the arrest
OF Gen. Toran and twenty OF his follow
ers. who were attempting TO corrupt the
military authorities and seize the capital
Quito
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
Chnrred uith Housebreakinr.

George c. Smith, twenty-eight years OF
age. who says thar he arrived in this
city yesterday from Cleveland Ohio, was
arrested last night by Sergt. Currey and
Detective Armstrong. Of the Sixth pre-
cinct. He is charged with breaking into
the house OF Lonisa r. on, at ass Mis-
1919 agerae a1 aling = silver
The Washington herald., 1907-12-27
Mr.. CaIdcrhead Not in Danger.

Representative Calderhead. of Kansas,
is confined TO his apartments, in Congress
Hall, with double pneumonia. and is under
the care Of trained nurse. DIR. W. P. c.
Hazen the attending physician, allowed
no one to see him yesterday. Although
Mr.. Calderhead is very i'll, he is not be-
lieved 10 be in danger.