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BURIED ALIVE

BAY CITY. Dr,... Jan 1a Away back iu Isss. aue Richard Gur,+H aftrr q trip from IT.. WHannrt. .,Hss ,r THIamuok. MS astca suddenly m died. aud was buried a.a ihe las: aamc rltee At thy tlnU h- d,Htb aas surrounded wit4 ms .tsfv. ba c, fttz snan lied out. aad fH.# IutfJ,e VI. forgotten \ short nm. a.l a nephew Walter churchill iscids8 ., trln-fr' tho remains of hfs meE. fe tne paa Fellows, cemetery ahes, TlUanaas City md an the f5i.tne ar ef fhe=sss- ket examination indicated Mat th, man had been buried aliv".
 The kuu was foura i.Hs fac downward eue l 'ra0a uH alBtazf ;o the h=ly. md i#'ag arm s-H fouH. ou the left side. as 'haue lh. ##a Ha# partially turned as,F befaH eaarH hz alIy emra fa is rs.ief.
 The report giycH out af '-H. .f Mr ChafchiH'z death ssa# tHat tss. eH.f wa the result of heart df-.a=,. Fl, wns at tb" rrnc rrlyrairz .sft-+ straug.i and uls known fa be lzf a-- session afa considerable suH ef u.saes and n" suddca eeatH a=,- aaH.l ug-. l5 sGsItsluu5. tu. uu sETr- tEstt.- -=t made
 | ts mol llkel> f f.. msl ..ita finn. play ,h,t auythHa m Has he I4- to bring the gutry o1o fa ff-tf-- peeially as tae pcrsau or H. hH
 picion would naturally fall H, inf ha... seen in this srctan of tha -tafa -ine, i tho time of NIT GhurchllI= funeral
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BURNS Sto.Ooo AND DIES.

MARION. e.. Jan. 2l.--John Gordon a weatlhy farmer of this county. burned tIo.oO0 in bills today a short time be- fore he died. The charr,d remnants nf the bills were found by members of his family but. as they werr mostly ashes no attempt Will be nadr fa have them replaced.
 Gordon was g. years old. ana In Inc last few weeks had grown childish Hr had steadfastly refused 10 put the sig.- GOO. the savings of years. Into a bank but kept tho money under his pillow.
 This morning b. amused himself hy setting fire 10 them and watching them burn. shortly before noon when one of his sons entered the room. the remains of the bills were found. and Gordon was lying dead on the hed Heart dis ease caused death
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KANSAS COOK DRESSED
 FOR D1NS-R~ LOST sOG

epFtEYKIlEE ka= aH..a a, most remark ah=a zafsa.t afH3 #aaa rser1 #ae cane 'a ieft
 one 1se =s.za.8 aFI #.4a.Ha.t z' ! .s fas#az WHH# s#D.Hal.# that zr. F raHHF.. #peHah -,# ds6 aa ats hH. ,a rtE...a I..a= s## tf- M baa-E# f#f fIHg H Ht -flaH.# FaH
 T#f 4tt f#. a..l .e.t.Hu Hts aat #a##a f-a0#- e. aa lar ..-.I #U.- .T h-- H.r- r-# -#-- I.z... .as aa .a... aa.. a.I.. | Ia.. trst. =ss.#et-z. asa.s. 4at .a.. .-, fa ..f -e.# ta,. # aH wa r. gf5.##f.f Er.H.u ,tr. ur.f -fra np t=.. aT-fa. sh=aa rrz f-rs.e-e msa. and tr-'rt ie-' tts.- dae-
 lf saal= -a maeb uH- for heH alr.s-- faf a#.,l- that -a.. ue..r e.it r.,. .sii .hs- dom.
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TELEGRAPHlC CLIPPINGS
 FROM OUR EXCHANGES
PAY sstas7 FOR SPEEDING

NEW fuEE
 tetefi- r-rrrAre st- ~-#a a-.- as .a- N.a Yare rauas aar#- H. a.t ..r sr- r.#ttHaeH I .-f.ss f FaHa.-e eaHIs-.#a.s E5Hs missioner sse. tHar t-..-. ..... a.-. taa d.rb. t.. HHl. ;. ..-.-.- ..l fa'aHi.= a tm- nan a.a s.a- aa.t a.eH t.a- a. asa. rt.r- N ta. a-. . t ~ hr,a fsur=,aa,z H convictions tar r tsf.t.a#.r
 Ta. au4aaa - -aa. .z.= a.z...lr department U fH. suf .a .s ##1 aata. In a..tttaa tu ea.#a ttls .fsl Eur"f8.a Hsr# aH fsr fwrH= m v'=- f#uf policemen ss= zsHaI 44e- nigh. fu fbs dH=-#1res af ..af- aass fHe police s.-re t-E-f ta aarrH fr astz ta-r rhfd.su or t.H-e e=r.z day m Inc year. f rHs -5ms H,r=7t "a f"undIue- efma HIs1 fH.IF cure
 Thers W.ra aaa arrests af aufam5- htr. -pa-,lars If uaru aa-e nav. b,an convicted and Uasa aIH aa.. 5Hau#t- aE ta s8Iia5
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DEVIL FISH WEIGHS 90 POUNDS.
 BULLETS AND LIVES.

TACOMA. Duo zs UrviI H=H weighing 90 poundz aui having eieh large tentacles couc urar proving tH death of Edward CleN. a H4h.rmsH who with two compauipn-. pulled ,., monster into his fishing laat uut of the uarroWs yesterday afternoon
 Glow was fishing wi'1 a.ak and a4s when hc suddenly frtt tremendous tu2s His companions ram, tu his r..z- sue and the three pulled tH# sea tam- pirr te thu surfac. L W44 elaspiHu 4 large stone in fts teufaefz RHgHE II had evidently caught H aH eHdsa,eaf q. keep from being brought ID fr1H thu bottom of the nd TOW. With much work, during which In, octopus raua near upsettiug the boat tae turr. men got it Into their craft. Theu Glow be- gaa trying fn reI,ase the aouE
 Instantly thre.. of his fgrlers v,r, fastened on his shou]dsr- and meek and the fishermen balisss hs would have hecu chok"d to death u the prompt use of the boat uar4 uu the pau of CIaw's camr8uion- had uat put a quietus on tho nsa. It nts brought into Tacoma. aad after h.la4 exrIbitsi at n laral fish market vas bought 1t Jarsneec boarding Hpu-. which will serve Il for a big JaftH=.s= duusT a# New Years day.
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PRETTY GIRLS ALL STUPID.

LONDON.-Aecording to the Medical Press and Circular. the plain fact is that the prettiest girls are notoriously the stupidest." Therefore argurS the learned editor. the suggestion that there he examinations for girls before they become wives k staggering
 If" he remarks. none but urlv girls get married. whatever result their ability might have on the nature of their infants. it would not be long before there were no tpyes of British beauty to tighten the burden of the drab world
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i4 .a l=.ial H-ectrir uu..er
 HF .-=e.esHH aat fE- r-u working ..=a t..a.r=.aa4 aat aurposs is ta
 I#. H=a =sg.=t Hetiau ef t tunnel Ta GHHr Nu-HaHs tas arranged for ..-..sIH. a1 rswar lrau gh-Ian ffis fH Inc operations of trains r0Haasa tr- present tunnel. and of ..t. .f sau. ua. mperatvely ucces- frs r. HaE. r.s-uirity rar traaic Hfme.. t aa.-l ra-ue miles bong
 an convinced .hat tHa Great Nar..r would not btye built such Hae Oriental aaea Aer- aud planned 1e. facilities tas-eur-r depot. ware haa-es- etc. T tase had not decided npa1 tlis Etae-srad, tunnel The tun- HsI project Ha# been apeBs. considered hy tHs eaHlaz- engineers haze tnves- 'iea'ei and afr.atrd if and the ad- taafIEss rH He EaiueI HE Il are 1bui- .'f- te aHy4H. tsh4 knows what a tre- msa3aus abeuer. tHr mountain climb sw t ta ta, Great Northern. With tai- bow grade hara In" Great North CT. would have 'ar shortest line by far .a. tHe sound aHd .eaald handle a vastly greater tfaife
 \ tA.lHe-1nIla uuua.t nowadays pre- seats ae greater engineering problem 'a.n 2 itee-mil. tunnel did fifteen years ago h European countries. tuu- aa Hroierts even greater than boring under tHe Cascades have been complet- ".I. a8i t.e Great Northern would have Ha difficulty m maaeH4 th, enter Hiza l believe the beginning has besn made and believe that if 1t has it is If great importance to Everett. as this city would become the main Tains of trans atpment IL viii proba- hls in any event. buf am of the opin- ion that tbe compauy's facilities herr have been developed in contemplation of the low grade tunueL'
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HANGED. RloDuEo WITH
 BULLETS AND LIVES

h"TliAN Ala. Jrn. el THe assrp. Franklin ea. MS taken 8n#y Com Sharfn f.uHar wf s5s dafu5i.= tai hanged ta ..frsa l# asss .H r.a hands ai Inc 6a ud ztaH7# 1 rIT1r- for r.epNrry #"r Hot a. .a es4-aty followed fa tae trt.8 sa5 #e-8H4#e aiazeHs aasalaiuah tf luszi,H- f. asaHt th# lsaehra tI tfes g.d 5t Hlss. H#s ta esr taefr E.-Hua uat. fr #.- e=rf-9a. U#a# H5aHs s,rHEHe aU ta t.e t#f r,a ##H HHehaa tle., Led aid-a .ab aH#i.I= fl.d aa tGs afn#.# aI f officers t.,. HsH.a aa- .f.H lfI.s- tlI
 lHm,diaf=a aat dawn H5 r.tr. st fu fh eeuH t# IaH f'=aaHf H# atlH Haaaa.#
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IOWA SCHOOLBOY OF 9
 HELD UP AS PRODIGY

IH.S MONIES Malcolm ueaH- Dos r 4ae# 4= aH4 H..z Et WlsH.az- t.H# laul i= iaaf- Hoz wonder
 EesH #H be #ft H# l H#-aa#aHl T HIe t## =.Ha.af Hd # .l- as. :. lt ae vi. H" -llaaaa.t ,.# rfr atH a saGr-. #.f# #E.s as N.fE#. a#H- tsf-.ty
 When #.4t- auHz E4uas H#s.EE ea9H f H# f#Ha 7#mr H.z#f flaaaaH.z.- H=s .asl fl. ewfI .t.f.e=t. t.-.-=#.# r-fJ H. #I= f#r- Ha-# r#H.ft H#s# 1f## a.- aaHl al aaHr IflzrEaelT.
 t sH# sHahaHa aHeH- h. #- H ..e ae.at. =ras HifH bass teIse Hf- #s bevH.f a#taua3ed hf tra-H-
 fas at=sFfs# EsHHa.#aa tHst aa eaa .-aE ta. =-s at th- ann. tns- Ifr
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DREAMS OF DEAD MOTHER

MGLLlNGAE. Ireland Ju |
 Rathcourath has supplied ar most rr- marlahle ghost stors Mar, ryauuy went to the police faa days te" and told line following stony Sh, ats iu bed when she dreamed that H,r moth er ahe bears the same name appear- ed ta her. covered with bluaI au3 bale her gel ur and look far her hoJs tell ing the younger woman that she had been dead and unhuricd for several days. The young woman was so im- pressed by the vision that she dressed al once and went tn her mothers house wherr she learned that she had lcft a week ago After hearing this statement the police instituted a searcn ana eventually Mir. Devanny's body was found lying in d ditch she had been dead for about week
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HEROINE SAVED FROM
 VILLAIN BY SPECTATORS

LYNN. Mass Jan. 2i. Furious af", Chc treatment accorded hF the William ta th" heroine in play at 4 iacal thcatcr last uight Gc7rer HaHrpe jumped on the siage ani affs, driving the actor who played trr raft If the villain ofi the stage. seized n. herom, in his arms and declared that he would defend h.a
 Stage hands attempted to d5v" Munroe from tho stage. hu, hc seized a fire axe and trtused ta leave uaul hc was overpowrf"d by ~ix policemen
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MANY WOMEN NOW SMOKE.

l.NboN Jn. Special Inquiries ma#a le tha bais Taiagrara rHrert ta o. rm, .faur out of ae. sf .u English a"ueu of position #~ -maa- eiz- lr .- claimed thai ...rs r.-tu.. uaH aEmst tHs woman =mak.r ha- naaHe he,H renewed at at. aa, fls.- ipaJhh London lat... and .-taHil.. When etgafs m, .I..s-..d t.t. t.-.H#-a .- gar-t- 4r. passed ". t.f. Ua1,.. fI.r. ever.ua~t women eau eaee fH-4 aaH cirasst e,~eS- .va5.H are. oG uaaI as -- ..r and .ofuu ers-r.f and i.#=..4#
 smoking aman= samen l. aaf con iin,d ta aH anrHr ca--- " 9ue rabl. ysu may -a. duchr.= -mutfre ns>t= tp.aH ac-r.=s. abo i4 raa aaaNae af vier gcrsa.
 Au expert d#au..z that naw,n of aH ages smate affe. aaeh lea a#a Inner Another asserts tHat fartor, girls are rta auiE member af th- fai =ex sHa uuW regard th. airarct 1s sa.au
 The most mt.reratc snol.-I lr. che ~u0rtgat'es Tse-e bid ff- A. mt 4HaF- The msa
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="tzsf -rs1HH complicated problems In lE#hrI aHd Fr .EH zame Hme mem- afix.4 Il Ha-z#.H =a aafars= s4 ,H5t when He z.a asIa# Hfaa ta f=e.te the latter a6msfsI t4. algebra paahI.ms at e.s -au.z rH-. m#.H ts fa- s-teel-#- mont af #u fellow p1Hfs
 AiairaIu iHeHe#-naH musician aud aA duplicate "a The Haua. gfpnn ar uaHaatHa 4ae -t=f,aHI.H that h. hrafl H.HE.sa aHH h. a.F-r faeE t music f.az"E h H= If1.
 E.H H6I.a.# I=rl sa4lrsahIy gift- sd. f.z Hav I. TTff-rrT Hprmtt in body and r=s#fa.m- ea4 eatesxamiaed him HH tha aaIe If burning something as f,=fa-##8H-r #4 aHta# H#- mind moves
 aaal#afaHs I#aa4H#a.H HEm ftar- HasH## -a.ga
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TUNNEL. TWELVE MILES
 L0NG UNDER CASCADES

HEHH#fF f# Ha E=##.= finn .az #lfH t eH.e=.- #H#=s.##
 aees#. Gsf--.. aaaa.
 a- a#at.= .aHtH- s. uH. tF a. tss.af. s.Ha.aH fraa tHs .s.T'1.ras HH- fWfHraare |. srar.# r#t taa HHs, ae#n- arc e# -lrn# ID 4. rd's If L-e-aaeartH IssI"l.ne uon-trar- ...rs. power for J J HIEs line
 eiie tH. Great >aarasru already l.. e4 0HE au l uu- grade tunnel IT. -tF, If t'f--7-ie-t aa# ta Puget zeua Indication warrant a- m,a .uuni Leavan0arih from s#.ea point .es. u=f -t#raed." t- .aa -tatam.n' m4do he iae ta,sleH. sT=a af- camps Hat, nesH e-sHa#j-hea fa a## ta- Hnar IF cement h... .t..
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BuilI ree Dams.

@Ia l talk NitH s foreman If ar. aftn amps H.H Hadm Lcweu- efl= a,. todd ms .H tHna. dams aa t4 he huu, in IT.. Ws#tf.Hr .f,er ta dst..ap raa"r a#-a aHi.e afIH and machinery are ta ls operated for tas herring ef ehe t#asa ealaH ta b- twelve mfe- Ions ae4 sIv- tho raad s aaaia se easy tHa. s. aesnatIe. sau rHl ths aelvfc- .#s# H.. -suf ths western end Ma r.. ae u fife h.. springs. but for the a.-t year or s7 rae Norh 0ouiH ar prosecuted uul. from tha ..s-terr,ud
 "l vas se'd tl#f t.. "alh 4oull be continued ,a th, Htf.- power uu depth of snow Hadc operations tpo dimcalt. when the crews .oUId be sent ta Ever rtt ta line the JmHaI h,re with con- cr~te.
 Al tho LeaysuvortR camps there were -teo. pipes twelve feet in diameter which apparently were peu~tocks for
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No man or woman of the humbiest sort can realiy be strong. gentle. pure and goad without the world being the better for it. without somebody be- ing helped and comforted by the very existence ef that goodness Brooks
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Quicm.ss canes rom lot of doing ali taken together | guesz Maybe na person alone can have it. It's like q river Th- mare water taere is. the tilier every drop rolls along. and it's onlz the .irle brook that makes such
 fuss and chatter
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By fri'nd-hip yoH eman the greatest iaNe. tn greatest usefulness. and the most open communication. the noblcst sufferings. and th, seyerest truth.t he h.1rties' council and the greatest union of minds of which brave men and women are capahle.-Jeremy Tay- Tor
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What is gentleman will tell you. gentleman is one who keeps his promises made 10 those who cannot enforce Hubbard
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-23

Years ago nearly all civilized per sons came to the conclusion that yop cam gel something for uothing-but d few people are still busy finding t out"
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GALE DOMAINS.

Second and fourth Mondays in eaes month at s:s0 p. m. Pioneer hall Steadman avenue.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA.
 IGLOo NO. i.

Fred IT. Anderson. Sec. list and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. Eagle haii.
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Second srsndest theatrical event ever held in Nome. Fifteen hundred feet of new chem tograph motion pictures never before shown in thit city. Seats on sale at Kelly's Wednesday 10 a. m.
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High Grade imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade.
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Y. Nj. c. A.

Sons of the North han Thursday 7:3O p. m. I. Kell. sec.
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GERMAN CLUB.
 Every first and third "Wednesday A. Bhall
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Granite Mining Candles are the best.
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KNIGHTS OF ROBERT EMMers.
 Wednesdays. ?. m. A McGetti- gan Sec
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fraternal Directory

Masonic Temple nrst and third Thursdays of each month. D. m. Jno. Il Dunn. See
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BROTHERHOOD OF OWLS. NOME
 NEST. NO. 90.

Thursday. s.3o p m. W. NJ Eddy l See.
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OOBBS Alaska Moving Picture Co. o...

Presents for the frs, time io AIssks
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
WEST HARTFORD

The creamery company are putting in
their ice.
Willis Alger and friend spent Sunday
at his fathers.
The Linns are in town with their dog
show at Munsell's hall.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the vestry
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Pierce, who has been sick the past
week, is improving.
The pastor will speak at Hartford next
Sunday morning in exchange.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Newton returned to
their home in Woodstock Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Robinson are stop
ping with her parents, s. L. Dimick and
wife.
Men from the Junction were in town
last week to fix the furnace at the school
house.
Mrs. Seymour Hazen returned home
Friday from Putney. where she had been
to care for her mother.
There will be an entertainment and box
social Friday evening at the vestry. La
dies are requested to bring empty boxes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
SHARON

Fayette Rogers and wife are both very
sick.
A. p. Clifford was in town the first of
the week.
Mrs. Emma Durkee is helping care for
her parents.
Messrs. Lavless and Talbert returned
to town Monday.
Mrs. c. F. Buck went to White River
Junction Monday.
PoIander family has moved into the
Amsden tenement.
IL for the present.
E. Patten and wife returned home
from Boston last week.
w. P. Pearsall left for his home in
Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. Charles Flanders went to Pomfret
Monday to visit her brother.
Mr.. Feelio began his duties as superin-
tendent on the dam Monday.
Winnie Edison and wife moved back
with Mrs. H. Roberts Monday.
Mr.. Heckscher and wife from New
York city were in town the first of the
week.
z. r. Buck of Windsor, states attor-
ney, was in town recently looking after
the Wood case.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Buck and little
daughter and Madam Buck are boarding
at E. A. Reynolds.
The ladies will serve dinner Friday
evening, Feb. IA, at Steele chapel from
to 8. A short literary program will fol-
low
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
Cannot Convict Wronsed Woman.

Another criminal trial of the same
hued background as the Thaw and other
recent cases ended the same way in Chica-
go Tuesday when Mrs. Dora Mcdonald
was acquitted of the murder OF Webster
Guerin, whom it is not denied that she
shot in his studio. 1t developed that inn
proper relations had existed between the
two. The state alleged that Mrs. Nc
Donald killed the man in a jealous rage
because he wanted to break them off.
The defence claimed that Guerin had sys-
tematically bIackmajied the defendant.
There was no hint OF insanity. McDon-
aid, the woman's husband, died shortly
after the homicide, as the result of the
shock, providing for her defence in his
will.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
WHAT is DOING
THE WORLD OVER.
A VOID ABOUT THE LEADING
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
The Weeks Political Calendar.

The Weeks Political Calendar.
President Roosevelt issued letter Sun
day, written to an Indiana man, in which
he strongly repudiated the claims made
that as president he is using his appoint
ing power to further the interest of Taft
as candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation. He gave attention to various
newspaper statements to this effect, deny
ing them one and all. He used the ex
preston, "faIse and malicious" as APP
piled to the reports. He also denied that
postmasters anywhere are being urged or
coerced to support Taft as against the
other candidates.
The first state convention to choose del
egates to the Repu blican national conven-
tion, that of Florida, held last week, re-
suited in a row. The Taft element, COM
posed, it is said, largely of federal Office
holders, organized and selected a delega-
tion instructed for Taft. The anti-Taft
faction held convention in the same
hall at the same time and sent unin-
structed delegates. Each side claims
that the others are boilers. Nine-tenths
of both factions are negroes.
w. j. Bryan spoke Monday at Mont
real before the Canadian club, and was
enthusiastically welcomed.
Frank II. Hitchcock, first assistant
postmaster-general, will soon retire to
become the active head of the Taft boom.
Tho Washington Post makes predic-
tion that Hughes will win the nomina-
tion on the fourth ballot. The Post is
not a Hughes paper.
The movement in favor of Governor
johnson of Minnesota as Democratic cam
didate for the presidency is taking form.
An outline of Johnson's views on nation
al topics is expected soon.
Taft's boom gained great impetus
Tuesday as the result of Repu bliean pri-
maries in Ohio, where it was demon
strated that he will have the entire state
delegation. The Foraker element made
almost no contest, and Taft will have
every delegate at the state convention.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
Morse,s Little Atlantic Trip.

Charles W. Morse, the ex-ice king,
whose operations resulted in the failure
of several banks and his own Indictment
for illegal completely therein, stole away
last week and fer several days was lost to
New York. Finally, by means of the
wireless, he was located on the steamship
Campania crossing the Atlantic. On ar
rival at Liverpool, sby advice of coun-
seI,'' he took passage back again and is
due in New York Saturday, when he will
have to face the charge. Attachments
have been placed on 100 banks in which
he is supposed to have funds
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
Got ri. a. Last; cofno Ready.

Ex-Judge Hargis, political tyrant Of
Breathitt county, Kentucky, who had
killed several men who had dared oppose
him, was shot and killed by his intoxi-
Gated son in a quarrel last week. He had
only a short time previous ordered q
$500 casket, and his widow wired at
once for it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
Burial Of Portugars Monarch.

Tremendous crowds fought at Lisbon
for last look at the dead king and
crown prince, who were laid away Mon
day. One child was crushed to death in
the jam. The kings life was insured
for 100000 in the Equitable Assurance
society, which will take no more risks on
potentates. He had paid s32, 900 in pre-
miums. The new king of Portugal,
Manuel, will defer his coronation until
the present excitement passes, and may
never be crowned publicly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
A Limited Parcels Post.

Senator Burnham of New Hampshire
has introduced bill favored by the pres
ident and Postmaster-General Meyer pro-
viding for parcels post over rural deIiv-
cry routes, which now number over 49,
600 and serve 100000 people. The
service is so restricted that while mer-
chants actually on the routes may use it,
outside merchants may not. There is a
reduced rate of postage for parcels.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
Resolutions.

Whereas, the Great Ruler OF the uni-
verse has seen best, in his infinite wis
dom, to call home our dear sister, Lillian
NJ. Battles, we will always cherish the
example she left us in this life by her
great patience during her suffering, and
Whereas, the long and infinite rela-
tion with her faithful discharge OF her
duties in this society makes il eminentIy
BETTING that we record our appreciation
of her, therefore be it
Resolved, That the wisdom and abii-
ity she exercised in the and of our organ
ization by service and counsel viii be
held in grateful remembrance.
Resolved, That we, members OF the
Faithful and True circle of Kings
Daughters and Sons, are in deep sympathy
with the sorrowing family; we express
our hope that even so great loss to us
all may be overruled for good by Him
who doeth all things well.
Resolved, That 9 copy Of these reso-
lutions be placed on record Of the circle
and copy sent to the bereaved family,
also published in the Herald and News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Menard, co
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Flint,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
Around the World by Auto.

Yesterday, six automobiles, carrying
twenty-one persons in all, started from
New York on race around the world
Three OF the cars are Frepch, one Ger
man, one Italian and one American. The
route will be partly through sections
never before trsversed by machines, es-
pecially in Siberia.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
Edi.on's Moving Picture Strike.

The legal war between Thomas A. Edi-
son and the moving picture concerns us
ing his patents is at an end, an SS, 200. 900
combination having been formed to con-
troll the entire business of making picture
films in this country. Edison is to re-
ceive S200,0 annually for his patents,
without which the films cannot be made.
No films are to be sold and the rental will
be S25 per week. 1t is said that 4,200
picture places are interested in this settle
ment
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-02-13
La CrIppe and PoeumooIa.

Foley's Honey and Tar cures Ia gripp
coughs and prevents pneumonia. Refu g
any but the genuine in the yellow
package.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph, c. f. Black,
South Royalton, and all druggists
eIsew here