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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-07-23
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Ladies' hair work. Mrs. H. Fl. Bean,
Maynard, Mass.
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session Market REPORT.

Mondsy's Quotations. Furnishes b
z. r.. 0ssrIne 4 Co.. Quincy Market.
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Mondays asnsoIen Market.

The following prices were realized BY
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retailD:-
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BARNARD

Auction Ssle:-At home of e. 8. Put
nam in Bethel, Saturday, July rs, at p.
M, the personal estate OF the late Austin
Ward, including large team horse, team
harnesses, sleds, harrows, mower, rake,
Rutland wagon, etc., etc.
w. 4 Cole. Admr.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
Church Divorce
on Death Bed

NEW YORK, May 9.-In a unique
ceremony In Bellevue hospital hus-
band and wife divorced, so far rs
their church lis concerned. at the re-
quest of the wife. SO that she Will
not be compelled to obey the church
law requiring the widow TO marry her
husbands brother or remain forever
widow. The man and woman thus
separated are Noah Chalman, 20 years
old, and Agnes Chairman. 21 years
old. The two were married on May 2.
The next day the husband was taken
violently Ill and physicians give him
only few days to live. Mrs. Cbarl-
man did not want to become the wife
OF her husbands brother in case Of
his death. as the Mosaic law would
command Her husband consenting,
the church's ceremony of separation
was performed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

Just now there is much space being
given to the subject OF baseball In all
the papers. The league games are on
and the season is opening splendidly.
Smaller towns are also falling into
line. Telluride, Ouray, Durango, Pa
gosa Springs, Alamosa. Monte Vista
and many other towns are already
Dragging on their home teams and
declaring that they are stronger than
ever before. Silyerton has not said
much but when the time to play comes
she will be there with the goods and
with . team that viii be the eQua
Of any In southwestern Colorado. Eli
veftoa Alner,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
DELANEY
ABSENT
Chief Failed to
Appear to Answer
Serious Charge

DENVER. Colo. May 9.-Chief OF
Police Michael A. Delaney failed to
appear In county court this morning
when called to answer the charge of
having committed brutal assault on
Thomas Mathews, q citizen. He IL
still in Chicago. 1t is believed, and
will not return to the city until after
election. His chauffeur, Captain
Gray. who also assaulted Mathews. was
In court. Attorneys for the two ac.
cused police officials want delay; FIRST
to save an exposal of the methods
practiced by Delaney. also to save the
chiefs bail bond.
After the case was called Judge
Hudson announced he had called in
Judge Whitford of the district court
to try it. Delaney's name was called
and there was no answer. Then As
sistant District Attorney Silverstein
asked that his bond be declared for
feited. Attorney Deweese objected
and the motion is now being argued.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
SWEAT
BARNES
Alleged Murderer Of
Mrs. Anna AIdfich
Put Through Mil

WALI4A wALLA. Wash. Nay A.
Bud Barnes. alleged murderer & Nrs.
Anna Aldrich near Dixie Last Friday,
has undergone another sweating peoo
ess At the hands Of Sheriff HavilanA-
All efforts to induce confess3on q ~
crime have bsen Intellectual. A party
led by Prosecuting Attorney otto
Rupp made the trip to the scsns a u
murder yesterday. II Il runcrsd IL
the prosecuting attorney = voskine -
the theory that Mrs. AldrieAis Sesnar
husband. JsR Dogsstt. who ~ -
missins sincs Tuesday. ~ . slzl1las
fate At The han1s of - nasnss. -
that his rsmains ~ ~ tsnnl uDoE
similas slrsumaaaasss a&tsnA1no ~
dleesNeg1 = logA A11ks@A N
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
Foreman Killed
by Live Wire

LEADv1LLE, Colo, May o.---L Bliss.
foreman of construction gang OF
the Central Colorado Power company,
was electrocuted while working on II
tower which carries an electric line
from Dickey to Frisco. The wires at
the mill wire patch company had been
grounded SO construction work fur
ther down the line could be carried
on. Bliss climbed upon the tower to
remove the ground wire and received
the full voltage. He fell to the ground.
dead
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
Elks Have a Letter
From President

COLORADO SPRINGS, May s.-In
response to an invitation TO attend
the Elks' Xetloc, President Roosevelt
has written pleasant letter to the
chairman. regretting that he cannot
come. The letter is highly treasured
by the Elks who placed it on exhibit
tion today. Xetloc will begin next
week and continue six days. 1t prom.
ises to be the biggest carnival of
merry-making the Elks ever held.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

The report OF State Bank Examiner
Beatty of the condition of the Colo
rado State bank is simply statement
taken from the report of Receiver o
+. Boyle. The assets are given the
same valuation as Mr. Boyle placed
on them in his original report, hence
there is nothing new TO record in
this particular. The report includes
the Colorado State bank and the
branch at Pagosa Springs. The re
port shows total collections OF $685.
326.21 out of total assets of s427,.
62l32. of which $172,7 1850 were re.
ported good. $97,86l doubtful aud
Sl57,442.S1 worthless.
Mr. Boyle reports that since taking
; hold of the bank assets have come
into his possession amounting, to S24,-
2O0.0l, $2.241.6 60 of which WAS received
from rents, interest and premiums
This increases the good assets accord
ing to the report to $196.516.71. AT
the time of filing of Mr.. Boyle's first
report the liabilities were placed at
$330,6O9.62. Up TO the time of filing
the report the total claims proved
amounted to only s2O4,714.45. Just
how long a time is given to prove
claims we are not informed.
Taking the total liabilities to be
$3.50, 0,609.62, Mr.. Boyle reports good as
sets to the sum of 1896. .516.71. If there
were no other assets this would leave
shortage of $134,092.91 But to cover
this shortage there is $97,861 81 placed
in the doubtful column by Mr.. Boyle.
The Herald believes that the accounts
placed In the doubtful column will
be paid dollar for dollar and to prove
fhis 1t Is only necessary to state that
under the heading of bills receivable
placed in the good column, amounting
to $103,370.21 the receiver has collect.
ed only $19,S4150. while from bills
receivable placed in the doubtful col
hmn amounting to s90,245.29, the re
ceiver has collected S15,852 o. This
show that the receiver has been able
to collect fully as large q per cent
from the doubtful accounts as from
the accounts o. KID as perfectly good
Not only this, the receiver placed in
the doubtful column two notes OF the
Empire Construction company amount
ing to $33 1880, the Empire Construc-
tion company being the owners of the
Montezuma Valley Water company.
We have every reason to believe that
these notes will be paid within a very
short time. If not already paid for
the reason that the company has set
tied with the First National bank of
Denver and the Farwell interests in
Chicago. With the payment of these
notes the receipts from the doubtful
column will be swelled to about $780,
900. and when finally accounted for
II is quite certain this column placed
in bad light will realize fully 1000.
Deduct this from the shortage left
after deducting the good accounts and
we find the net shortage of the bank
only $44 4,092.91. to be realized out OF
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

1t Is expected that the Red Noun
tain railroad will be In operation by
June l.. Several Of the mines In that
section are impatiently waiting the
sound OF the engine. The San An
tonic viii have to walt until then to
ship their ore and to get in their new
machinery for the summers campaign.
The Yankee Girl has more than 400
tons OF high grade ore that will run
over $50 to the ton. ready to be ship
ped and will have several more tons
by June l. The Crawford properties
viii all be ready for extensive work
by the time the trains are running reg
ularly, and other properties In that
region can accomplish little In the way
of progress until the iron horse makes
its temperance.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
Russian Children
Brought Over

NEW YORK. May s.-Brought from
their home In Odessa. Russia. where
their mothers were killed by Cossacks
during the riots in October. 1905. eight
children, ranging in age from 3 to IA
years. arrived on the steamship Ca
ronia from Liverpool. The children
who are bright. handsome and well
dressed were in charge of Nahum
Schinkin OF the Jewish immigration
bureau. and were brought to their
fathers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

John Norris tells the congressional
committee that in his opinion print
paper, now selling for from $50 to $50
a ton. can be manufactured for $40 a
ton.
talk President Roosevelt plainly told
Speaker Cannon that on him must
rest the responsibility II many Re-
publican congressman are defeated
this fall.
Shippers aroused by threatened ad-
vance In freight rates have sent pro-
tests to railway heads: commercial
bodies have called meetings to plan
active opposition; states may be ask
ed to take steps to nullify demands
that are declared exorbitant.
Daniel w. Lawler. Democrat. WAS
elected mayor OF st. Paul over Joseph
McKibbin. Republican. in ono Of the
hottest political campaigns In the his
tory Of the city. Lawler's majority
is estimated at from 1000 to 5000.
The fight was made on the grounds OF
law enforcement. Lawier being the
administration candidate. Incidental
ly. tho result again shows the master
hand Of Dick O'Connor, political boss
of st. Paul. and chief boomer In Gov.
ernor Johnson's presidential campaign.
District Attorney Jerome says that
he will &c to jail rather than comply
with an order received from Judge
Rosalsky that certain grand jury min.
utes be filed with the clerk Of the
court Of general sessions. Mr.. Jerome
made this statement at the hearing Of
charges against him before Commits
sioner Hand. who was appointed BY
Governor Hughes to take evidence in
the matter Of the KING commuters
charges that the district attorney had
failed TO fulfill the duties Of his office
That the government, through
gross misinterpretation Of an act OF
congress" has been deprived in the
last seven years OF sb7 100000 to which
it was entitled was the charge made
In the house of representatives By Mr.
Hitchcock of Nebraska. In his at
tack on the officials Of the department
OF the Interior Mr.. Hitchcock was 70
ferring to tho stone and timber act
which fixed a min,h4um price ON cor
tain timber land Of $3.50 per acre. HI
declared that s,00o.000 acres had beer
sold for S2o. .ooo. 900. while the depart
ment in all Its branches has admitted
and In writing. that the actual aggre
gate value Of that land was $4,000,
ooo."
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
SWEATOF
HISBROW
Banker Hill Now Earns
His Bread Working
on State Road

TRINIDAD. Colo. May 9.---Among
fhe road builders from the state peni-
tentiary Is J. A. Hill. who. with Leon
ard Imboden. was sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary for looting
the Denver Savings bank. Imboden
Is still In the penitentiary. A camp
OF the convicts has been established
at Starkville by Warden Cleghorn and
sthe work Of building the road from
the north boundary Of New Mexico
north to this city and eventually
through the state has already been
begun. Eighty more convicts will be
brought down within few days. Hill
- bookkeeper in charge Of the COM
pissssE
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
Hundred Thousand
Dollar Fire

GOLDENDALE. Wash. May 9.--Fire
which broke out at 2 o'clock this
morning and which threatens to de-
stroy the town is In progress and at
this hour (noon) has done damage to
the extent Of hundred thousand dol
lars. The stores Of Smith & Gun
ming. jewelers.; ]. w. Mckenzie. hard
ware. and J. e. Greuppell. general
merchandise. are among those destroy
ed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

The woman who lives up TO the type
set by Nine. lie Mode must provide her
self with corsets and undergarments
that accentuate the desired long, lean
and hipless figure. Graceful curves
that have given the poets food for
thought through SO many centuries
are, for the present. fading shadows
OF the past. Lovely forms that paint
ers have idealized have been supplant-
ed by long. angular shapes described
as willowy and graceful. Even the
woman of comparatively short stature
is making all sorts OF sacrifices to
natural comfort in order to arrive at
the zenith Of her ideals regarding the
fashionable hipless figure.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
RevolutioniSt Shackled
to Armed Guard

LOS ANGELES, Cal. May g.
Shackled to armed guards and in per
sonal custody Of United States Mar
shal Youngworth. Manuel Sarabia. one
of the alleged Mexican revolutions,
who has been In the local jail for
some time, left for Tombstone. Ariz..
where he will be placed on trial on the
charge OF aiding In organizing armed
expeditions against the Mexican gov.
ernment.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
Million Dollars
in Improvements

DENVER. May 9.-More than mil
lion dollars will be spent improving
the Colorado e. Southern railroad this
year was announced today by Frank
Trumbull. president of the road. after
completing an inspection tour OF the
system lasting nearly month. He
authorized quarter million to be
expended for new locomotives and
other rolling stock
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

The South Orange. N. J.. council
has passed an ordinance making It a
misdemeanor for a dog to bark be-
tween midnight and sunrise. Isn't
the South Orange council little un-
reasonable? How can dog be ex-
pected to watch the calendar with
sufficient care to be able to determine
at what minute the sun will rise day
after day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

A Cleveland man has been arrested
for striking his wife because she had
not spoken to him for three months.
There are those who will say he ought
to be able to get off on plea of in.
sanity IL he wants to.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
THE MODERN MAUD.

Maud Muller threw her rake away
Just as the Judge was passing.
Said she: This work of raking hay
Is far below my CHASING.
Ill start a 'get-rich' school today
And advertise for scholars"
She did. and now instead Of hay
Wise Maud is yskins dollars.
!. -Chioaso News.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
WOMEN
DROWNED
Four Young Ladies' Tip
Boat Over in a
Swift Stream

EMPORIA, Kans.. May s.-Four
young women. ranging In years from
16 to 20. were drowned last night In
the Neosho river at Hartford near
here. The boat In which the party
we're riding captized. The dead are
Elma Webster. aged 18; Edith Wash
ter. aged 16; Grace Lytle. aged 16.
and Bessie Lawrence, aged 20.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

Governor Hughes gives 1t as his
opinion that men are nine-tenths good
1t is unfortunate that the nine-tenths
good should always have to be at 80
much trouble and expense to keep the
one-tenth bad from wrecking things
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

job will be the unwatering Of the shaft.
which now holds about $50 feet OF
water. When this is done. drifting on
the vein will be started In both d.
rections from the shaft. The large
quantities OF high grade ore which
this property has produced in the past
gives every reason to believe that It
will again become a profitable pro
ducer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

Society women" says q local
writer. give their dogs daily baths"
Thus DO the dogs. from a dogs stand
point. also suffer the inconveniences
OF wealth.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
BANKER OF coRTEz
VISITING IN DURANGO

c. J. Harrison. the Cortsz banker.
is in town for two or three days. com
ing over ysstsrday. He brings good
reports Of his town and surroandins
sssatSy. netvttAssas1ias ~ tanaGs
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
Launch Goes Under
Empty Coal Barges

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. May o.
A gasoline launch on the Ohio river
near here, occupied by nine young
men. became disabled early this
morning and were carried under a
fleet Of empty coal barges. Five men
were drowned
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

A telephone girl has been elected
to a public office In Missouri She
must have been telephone young lady
who seldom gave the busy" signal.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

done to the fruit crop. He estimates
that In the pinion district north OF
cortez there will be 20 per cent Of an
apple crop. and quotes Mr.. Bozeman,
owner Of the big orchard In McElmo
canon. az saying there will be q great
yield Of fruit Of the late varieties.
Mr.. Harrison says the Business
Mems association Of his town have
taken steps looking to the establish
Ing Of water works system. the sup
ply to be obtained from tho canal
from the Dolores river. and - the
town is going ahead in every other
way. II is not likely this matter win
be allowed to drop.
Cortez sees = great many of the
people who go to look at the Bluff
City oil fields. and number OF peo-
pie OF that town are Interested IN the
fields. Steps have been taken to build
wagon road down TO canon to mako
possible the hauling OF heavy ma
chinery to the oil wells, and the Bluff
City section is being recognised - .
future market Of great Importance for
the products Of the Montszuma valley.
1t is expected that everything hauled
into the oil nslds and everything
brought out will pass through Cortss.
that being the most practical route.
Telephone lines to Telluride and
Silverton are out.
Rather frisid again last evening, bat
no damage resulted
Ben Harwood. An old pioneer. q
critically Ill with pneumouiA q his
Silverton homo.
No wonder the Morning Disturbsr
is hot under the collar. Ths report
on tho condition Of the Colorado stats
bank IL altogether too flastsring.
Eastern train ID sure having ths
1im-Jams. being four hours or more
late today. coming around By way OF
Salida for some reason or otAsr.
Reports from Ia Plata county IN
dlcate frost did not do great deal of
damage to fruit Ths apple crop prom.
ises to be the largest In the history
Of the county.
After reading The Herald II Il easy
to understand why II u taking ths
lead all over this southwest ssctioa.
Herald space Il note devotsd to per-
sonalities that are dissusting.
M. w. Emery, father Of Mr.. August
Fast Of 6ilverton. died q hin home h
Boston May 1t the are a ~. M.
Emr-y wss Z Silvsrton pionser aad
was we'll acquainted In Duranso. He
crossed the plains In ls4s. Ths past
sixteen years Mr.. Emery made his
home in Boston.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
SAN JUAN COUNTY MINES.

Silverton Miner.
Mr.. F. o. Sherwood, president OF
the Sherwood Mines company, with
excellent property at Animas Forks.
states that preliminary work in the
way Of installing machinery will be
started as soon as conditions permit
and that later in the season active
operations are expected to be inau-
gurated.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

A small force OF men is at work at
the Champion taking out ore which
will be shipped to the Durango smelt-
not been consummated. but 1t is pos
sible that large development will be
done in the lower level. which is now
in several hundred feet. as well as ex.
tending the upper levels. II present
plans are carried out the seasons
work will be- more In the nature OF de-
velopment than production.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

Two women ran and caught the
Southern at the swttchback this morn
ing and then, when Conductor Go
garty got off to help one of them on.
he had to wait for them to 60 through
their nnal farewell ceremony. which
consisted In much hugging and kissing.
Break away" said Mr.. Gogarty to
himself. ~why didn't you do that half
an hour agof" A passenger tried to
tell the woman who was going to
get on that the conductor would at.
tend to any little fomaiities of the
kind, If she would only get on and let
the train go. but she was Austrian
and couldn't understand.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

According to the monthly weather
report Durango had In April 10 clear
days. II days part cloudy and days
cloudy. Highest temperature was 73
and lowest 22. Greatest daily range
"A, least 16. Total precipitation. 100
inches. Prevailing direction OF the
wind was northwest; average hourly
velocity, IL miles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

A few mon are At work ON the Con
sress. near Red Mountain. getting thu
nias in sAaps tpr work xhs ars< BIZ
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

Ia PORTE, Ind, May 9.--Work Of
digging on the Guinness farm was re-
sumed today. Up to IL o'clock there
had been no new developments and
no trace Of additional bodies had been
discovered.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
TO SEARCH FORMER
GUINNESS HOUSE
House the Woman Used to Live in Believed
to be Literally Filled with the Bones
Of Her Many Victims

CHICAGO. May 9.-Coronor Hoff-
man has received Information which
led him to believe that the earth un.
derneath the house al $50 Alma street.
Austin. formerly occupied by Mrs.
Belle Guinness. MAY be literally filled
with the bones Of murdered" The po-
lice In conjunction with the coroner
expect TO commence excavations Mon
day morning.
Il am now almost positive" said the
coroner, that the woman's body found
IN the ruins Of the La Porte home was
not that of Mrs. Guinness, but that
she Is still alive"
As result of disclosures made the
assistant chief plans to excavate the
basement and premises about the
Austin home of alleged arch-Jnurder
ess. Permission was secured from
Daniel Nellis. present owner of the
house. to make thorough search OF
the premises. The delay until Mon
day is caused by the desire on the
part of Assistant Chief Schuettler to
secure further and more definite In.
formation upon which he is now work
ing,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11
TELEGRApHIC NEWS

John Norris tells the congressional
committee that in his opinion print
paper, now selling for from $50 to $50
a ton. can be manufactured for $40 a
ton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

Ben Harwood. An old pioussr. u
critically Ill with pneumoniA II his
Silverton homo.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-11

Telephone lines to Telluride and
Silverton are out.