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for Cairo at the usual hour this morn
ing with deck full of freight and
quite group of passengers,
The Royal came down from Col
conda about 10 O'Clock bringing
freight and passengers from inter
mediate towns,
The John S. Hopkins was scheduled
TO arrive at 10 O'Clock this morning
and started on the return trip for Ev-
ansville at noon.
The towboat LYDIA arrived with
several barges OF ties from the Ten
nessee river last night and has gone
to Joppa to unload.
The Clyde left for her regular trip
up the Tennessee river last night at
o'clock.
The Mariner. big coal boat from
the upper waters of the Ohio river
passed down from Louisville for the
Mississippi river.
The steamer Kentucky will come
out of the Tennessee river tonight and
remain In this port until ) O'Clock
Saturday afternoon.
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ment so largely contributed to to the
pleasure and success of the Tennes-
see river trip, and to whom we here
by testify and acknowledge our last
ling gratitude and sincere apprecia-
ton.
In testimony whereof, we. hereun-
to subscribe our names on board the
Steamer Clyde, this IL day of April,
A. ID. 1908.
Signed: John A. Johnson, Gen
Fred b. Wood, Gen. A. j. Stone, Gen
NJ. N. Gosser, Gen. NJ. Johnson, Gen
John Doran, Gen. Il. l.. WEIGH, Col
Chas. l.. West. Col. John C. Hardy
Col. e. w. Murphy. Col. Paul Doty
Col. S. A. Doom, Col. j. r. Conway
Col. David Walkerson, Col. r. ]
Schiffmann, Col. Cleve w. Van Dyke
Col. Thos. V. McGilway, Col. DaviC
L. Jones, Col. David Aberle. Maj f
II. Whitcomb, Mai. c. w. Fisher
Maj. Geo. S. Koffend. Mai. Jno. NJ
Tobenias, Capt. w. II, Hatcher, ELL
nor NJ. johnson, Anna ID. Wood, Hell
en- |. Stone, Edith C. Gosser, Emm;
II. johnson, May NJ Welch, Jenni.
S. WEIGH. June j. WEIGH, Katherin,
B.. Hardy, Emma X. Murphy, Theo
ldosia Doty, Maude r. Davis, Ameli;
Aberie. Georgianna iWhitcomb, Elsi'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

ST. Nicholas-D. G. Mosely, Clarks-
Vile; A. NJ. Curtis, st. Louis; S. c.
Hayes, Nashville; Z. o. Culbertson,
Peoria; II. C. Sweetlowe, Herrin; j,
H. Eller, Lexington; Ed Walpole. Lex
ington; U. S. Walker. GAINESVILLE; II
A. Wafford Camden; A. Walker
Louisville; B. C. Miller, Louisville; E.
II. Baker, Knoxville.
Palmer. H.. Darrock, Rochester
S. Blumenfleld, New York; j. W
Usher, Mayfield; F. G. Ewing, Glen
haven; Jerry M. Porter, Clinton; j. II
Beck, Mt. Vernon; +. l.. Parker, Wesi
field; George HAYWARD, Fulton;>W, A
Miller, Indianapolis; 8. Culver, Love
laceville.
Belvedere-J. r. Miller. Memphis;
C. II. Loham, Cairo; c. r. Simpson
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continue falling during the next "a
hours. At Paducah and Cairo, will
fall for several days the rate of fall
increasing during the next two days.
The Tennessee at Florence anu
Riverton, not much change during the
next SO hours. At Jacksonville will
continue falling for "a to 36 hours.
The Mississippi from below st.
Louis to below Cape Girardeau, not
much change during the next "a
hours.
The. Wabash at Mt. Carmel, no
material change during the next "a
hours.
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Peoria; J. w Henderson, Tunica: J
H. Robenson, Pond River; Thomas
Patterson, Nashville; C. V. Ezell,
Paris; Thomas Wood. Metropolis; j.
j. Todd, Clinton; A. d. Monteith,
Nation.
New Richmond-S. c. Jones, Gill
bertsville; B. H. O'Neal, Adamsville;
j. f. Madol, Barlow; T. l.. Phillips,
Dycusburg; II. L. Wills, Nashville;
Ed V. Root. Hillsboro; T. S. vickers,
Hamlettsburg; Z. j, Hennessy,
Rochester.
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SCHOOL NOTES

Superintendent j. A Carnagey will
return this evening from St. Louis
where he inspected the Manual Train.
ing High school. st: Louis has one
o. the best High schools in the coun-
try.
Pictures of the basketball squad oil
the High school girls will be taken
Saturday morning, and also separate
picture of the Blues, the champions
of the school. The pictures will oc.
cupy positions Of honor In the annua
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Over His Veto.

When Judge Nathaniel Ewing was
examining class Of applicants for
naturalization in the United States
district court recently, he propounded
this question to son of the Father
land to learn what he knew Of our
Legislative system:
when bill that has passed Con-.
gress is vetoed by the President. what
becomes of it?"
The Teuton wasn't puzzled for an
instant.
"He has to pay it jpst the same"
he replied.
He will have to wait awhile for his
final papers.
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Testimonial Of Appreciation.

The undersigned members OF
Minnesota Party" en- route to and
from Shiloh via Steamer Clyde, on
Tennessee river. being mindful and
|appreciative of the kind and courte-
GUS treatment accorded the party BY
Captain A. w. Wright OF said steam
err, and his obliging officers and crew.
and being DESTROYS of fittingly ex-
pressing the appreciation which We
so deeply feel, because Of the kind,
lgentlemanly courtesy. the genial hos
lpitality and careful watchfulness OF
our host, the captain, which treat
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of the Ishkoodah. and the teams will

Iof the Ishkoodah, and the teams will
have especial writeups.
Baseball is on aud the school lads
are tossing the ball over the play
ground. To prevent the basement win
dows being broken Fred Hover is con-
structing screens for each window. IN
the new buildings there are "a win
dows to be protected and the screens
are being made now. The screens
will be of heavy screen wire.
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ITALIAN DUKES
TRAGIC DEATH
After Young Wife and Cover.
=. ness Go Same Way.
His Resident Chaplain and Valet
Both Charged With Murder for
Purpose Of Robbery.
TWO PERSONS ARE ARRESTED

Rome, April 15,-Padro vlerlano.
frlar of the order of San Pasquale.
and resident chaplain Of the late
duke OF Monforte,. has been arrested
at Naples on charges involving rob
berry and wholesale murder.
The old duke expired suddenly last
year at his villa. Lydia, near Napls,
which he had specially constructed In
his youth as present to his young
English bride. After the wedding
day the duke and duchess of Mon
forte were absolutely boyeotted by
the other branches of the ancient
family because the dukes bride, who
was OF Protestant ancestry, declined
faith
Two Women Die.
The duchess OF Monforte was. how
ever. an attractive figure in aristo-
cratic circles. and she. endeared her
self to Neapolitans not only by her
SURPRISING beauty, but by her benof-
cence. The last years OF her married
life were embittered by the tickle.
ness of the duke and the intrusion
into the sumptuous home of pretty
young German governess, named
Francesca Bngner. Then the duchess
was removed by a sudden and unac-
countable death. while not many
months later the governess met a
similar mysterious fate.
All this time the duke OF Mon
forte had besides his chaplain spe-
cial favorite In Calabrian valet,
bearing the name of Slclliani.
The Main Actors.
The friar and the valet play a biz
part in the drama recently unfolded
for the police accuse them not only
OF having stolen the Monforte heir
looms and title deeds. but of having
poisoned the duchess and the gov
crness. and finally the old duke HIM
self.
When the dukes relatives came
from Paris on his decease to take
possession they were Amazed to Ana
the sealed strong room quite empty
though the seals were not apparently
tempered with. They tried to keep
the affair secret. but the Naples chief
OF police, after discovering that
Padre Valeriano' had pawned about
100000 worth OF the Monforte Jewels
pounced upon him as he was bidding
his mistress adIeu before taking his
departure for America.
Friar Was Suspended.
The superiors of the Order OF Pas
quals. 10 which valeriano belonged
disclaim any responsibility, as they
say the friar has lived outside his
monastery for over year. and ha,
previously been suspended as a sequel
ia. the discovery OF disgracefu cor
rcspondence with one OF his fashion
able penitents.
Little is known OF the aged dukes
last days. as. after his dual bereave-
ment, he lived retired misanthroplc
existence. Since the duke of Mon
forte's death the renegade frlar had
been living in the finest hotels In
Naples under an assumed name. HN
arrest was quickly followed by that
of the valet.
According to their version, the old
duke. just before breathing his last,
made present of all his jewels to
Nalerlano and the bonds To the valet.
The valet, needing ready money. gavs
a parcel OF the bonds TO valeriano.
who paid him out of the proceeds OF
the pawned jewels.
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Official Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville. not much
change tonight, then rise slightly for
a day or so. At Mt Vernon, will
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Whltcomb, Mae c. Koffend, Susan M.
A. Tobenias.
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WEST BURKE.

Mr.. and Mrs Edo Gaskell from Bar.
ton, spent Saturday at Fred Frasier's.
Mrs. S. Leach is improving a very
little
A. Silsby is gaining a little. Mrs
Silsby who has been quite sick is better.
Mr.. Heath who is having his sugar
place cut down is delivering some fine
looking wood.
Mrs. N. S. Colby spent part of last
week with her brother-in-law ID. Beck.
with, whose wife has been sick several
weeks. Her daughter Alice from Massa.
chusetts left her school and helped care
for her.
The Sunday school was newly or.
gained last Sunday. The old superin.
tendent, H. c. Colby, was elected and the
other officers are the same.
d. Danforth from Sutton with his
gasoline engine has been saving wood
for Willis Anger the past week
Mrs. S. Marshall has been caring for
Mrs. M. A. Townsend who is much bet
ter this week.
There will be dance Friday evening
at the g. A. r. hall A whist party was
held there Friday evening.
E. B. Smith has been quite sick with
the grip the past week.
Ira Chappell has been laid up with
sore foot, having blood poison caused
by having his foot stepped on.
Mr.. Whittier is in very bad con
ditlon. He is very old and is great
sufferer
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheslea who have been
at Mr.. Godding's for several weeks have
returned to their home in Canada.
Mrs. Angie Burns who has been sick
for several weeks is better.
Miss Washburn who has been at r. w.
Densmore's the past year, has gone to
her home in Newark on account of poor
health. Edith Mooney is at Mr.. Dens-
more's for the present.
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SUTTON.

Miss Vivian Burke closed the winter
term of school at the village, Friday.
She is to return for the spring term.
Owen S. Phiheld has sold his farm to
his father, II. B. Phi6eld, and he expects
now to emigrate to Scotland in the
spring. His wife and her mother are
natives of that country and they wish to
go back to the land of their nativity.
Miss Sadie E. Blake closed the winter
term Of the Whipple school, Saturday.
Welcome w. Bradley from Mnnea-
polls made his sister. Mrs II. d. Chap
man, a visit the past week.
Miss Sadie f. Blake has been engaged
as teacher in the intermediate depart
ment of Lyndon Academy and Graded
school at Lyndon Corner. where she
commenced her duties Monday.
There was large attendance at the
Grange meeting Saturday evening. The
first and second degrees were conferred
upon four candidates, and there was a
very good program for the lecturer
hour. The question for discussion was,
What can the farmer do at this season
in the year to forward his work in the
spring season." and was spoken upon by
several.
w. A. Hanscom is entertaining his
brother from Waterford, at Shady Lane
Farm, whom he had not seen for
two years. He is a member of the
Grange and was present at the meeting
Saturday evening.
Meetings stand appointed at the
church for Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week. The
pastor is to be assisted by Rev. ]. W.
Burgin, former pastor, now of Lyndon
Center. Ifthere is sufficient interest to
warrant, the meetings may be continued
longer than now appointed.
Myron Ham has sold the George r.
Farr farm on the East Ridge to Charles
H Newman from Newark, who has
possession at once. Consideration $500.
Lem Gray of Newark has been hired to
work for E. M. Phi6eld for a year, and
has moved his family to the tenement
house that Mr.. Phiheld owns, opposite
the house where Mr.. Phifeld lives
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BARNET.

1t is reported that over $500 has been
raised by the citizens here to rebuild the
electric light station
Mrs. Arthur Peck of Hanover. N. H.,
is visiting at her fathers, 7. p Robes.
1 The Barnet boys went to Danville.
Friday night, for a game of basket ball.
and were badly beaten.
The Christian Endeavor meeting next
Saturday evening will be held again at
the home of DR.. II. J. Hazelton.
Mr.. and Mrs Dennson House have re-
turned from a visit to Boston, and are at
Bert Gilhllan's again. They return to
their home in Beebe Plain this week.
Mrs. Julia Roy has opened her house
again and is having furnace put in.
Mrs. H. A. Elliot of Rumney, N. H.,
who has been spending the last two
weeks with DR.. Elliott and family, has
returned home.
The concert last Thursday evening
given by local talent, assisted by the
Laughlin orchestra Of st. Johnsbury was
success in every way, and very enjoy
able. The program consisted of vocal
ana instrumental music, and several
readings, with the orchestra. The male
quartet added much to the program.
After the concert the orchestra played
and the company promenaded. About
SIG were added to the treasury of the
Wis
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Loren Paddleford Of
Chicago. Mrs. Paddleford was, before
her marriage Miss Jane Gleason,
daughter of William Gleason of Barnet
Mrs. Paddleford died in Manchester, N.
H., where she was visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Kicker of st.
Johnsbury spent Sunday at Benjamin
Gadley's.
The electric light plant, which was
burned recently was owned by Donald
Judkins, who purchased it last fall, and
after making somewhat extensive repairs
started business on November 10.
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CABOT.

Moses S. Haines and NJ. NJ. Whitney
are each getting out timber preparatory
to building new barns thecoming spring.
Ice of fine quality, about Is inches
thick, is taken from West Hill pond for
filling the creamery ice house, and for
other parties.
The snow roller was out on the streets
for the first time last week Monday.
There have been quite number of
cases of hard colds and pneumonia in
town the past few weeks.
There were 20 births, IL marriages,
and Is deaths, in town last year.
School Notes.
Fred N. DAWSON, principal of the
grammar school, has made some fine inn
provements in the rotation of school
affairs. He has a 15-minute drill each
afternoon, in which the pupils are
showing much proficiency in the use of
arms. He also has l5-ninute talks each
Friday afternoon from some of the citi-
zens, upon familiar topics Of interest to
the school FRIDAY January Is. r..
Burbank spoke upon artificial respira.
ton, the method of stopping blood in
case OF accident, the method of procedure
in case OF drowning etc, all of which
were very instructive. Last Friday,
Judge Fisher spoke upon the Judiciary
of the state, manner Of conducting
courts. drawing jury, and the difference
between justice and county courts, and
closed by giving the advice that all the
knowledge they get in regard to courts
be from books, and not experience as
parties
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LYNDON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Atwood visited
relatives at St. Johnsbury last week
Mrs. Carrie Cheney is entertaining her
sister from Eden.
Mrs. George Wiley is very low, with
but little chance for recovery.
The Ladies Aid will serve a supper in
the vestry from six to eight this week
Thursday evening
Miss Ethel Batchelder has been very
i'll with grip for the past week. Her
mother, Mrs. A. A. Batchelder, has also
been very i'll.
Mrs Eta Currier Drake of Wheelock
has been spending the past week with
her brother, Ernest G. Currier
Mrs. Luella Welch is out again, after
being confined to the house for a number
of weeks. Miss Leona Quimby is also
recovering from long illness.
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and take part in the business meeting
which followed. The old board of officers
was reelected and the following program
committee appointed: Mrs. Laura
Palmer, Mrs. Ellen n Gray, Mrs Bunker
Mrs. Elsie Merrill, Mrs. Carrie Whitehill
Mrs. J. K. Williams. One new member
was added Mrs. Jesse Fenton.
There will be an oyster supper and
musical entertainment in the Town Hall
Thursday evening, for the benefit of the
Juvenile Library. A farce entitled "a
Gilded Dream" will be presented. Char.
acters, Adeline Won Lindan, Maemoiselle
Johnanina Varnuman; Dorothy Greene
Harline Renfair; Hester Beacon, John.
ANNA Richtori Marion Lee, Saffoda
Baylorin; Jeanette Durand, Martina
Chaffeuer; Beatrix Won Kortlandt, Fred
erika Stoddareius; and musical program
consisting of baritone solo, Jesse X
Fenton; bass solo, Fred Stoddard; banjo
and song, Miss Anna Blanchard piano
duet, Miss Susan l.. Williams and Miss
Elsie A. Choate; solo. Gypsy Maiden
Harlan Renfrew: song. Characteristic
Mrs. Harriet Swanson; piano solos. Mrs
Ellen Nye Gray. Admission % cents.
The w. c. T. u. meeting was held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Eliza
Rentrew. The program consisted III a
discussion on what to do to help the
cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bayley have been
visiting friends in Hardwick,
Mrs. George Stoddard was at Mrs.
Bunker's, Wednesday, after being shut in
since the last of November.
Parker Flagg, who works at DR..
Mackey's has been very ill with pneu-
monia for a week.
Ira Jennison's family are all having the
grip.
Leonard WEIGH is little better. Mrs.
Ella Miller Lane from Littleton is caring
for him
Burns Abbott and his brother Eugene,
lately from Montana, are visiting their
brother Milo, in Georgia.
Mrs. Mary Lane is visiting at Martin
Bottoms.
The lecture Friday evening by Loren S.
Clevenger, d. d., Of Somerville, Mass,
was very interesting and instructive, but
owing to so much sickness in town the
audience was small. His subject us Life
Worth Living3" was handled in mas
terly manner.
Rev. and Mrs. P. n. Granger spent
several days at St. Johnsbury last week
The Ladies Social Circle of the Metho-
dist church will meet at Irvine Hobarts,
Feb 6. Dinner will be served.
Sadie Powers, the daughter of Frank
Powers of East Peacham, has been quite
i'll the past week. Mrs. Oscar Gibson
and two of her sons have been on the sick
list with grip.
Fred and Dwight Stoddard and Har-
Ian Renfrew went to Morse's Mill in Dan
vile, Sunday, to sing at funeral.
Mrs. Lucy Stevens, who has been i'll
with consumption for some months, died
at her home at South Peacham last week
Sunday morning, aged about 81 years.
Lucy Orr married Arthur Mclaughlin
before the war and three children were
born to them. Some years after Mr.. Nc.
Laughlin's death she married Charles
Stevens, who survives her. also two sons.
George Mclaughlin, living in the west,
and Ernest Stevens The funeral was
from her late home Tuesday.
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he attended in 1906. His remains were
accompanied here by his son and daugh-
| ter.
Miss Mamie Harvey, who has spent
the past two weeks at st. Johnsbury
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Bonett, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bonett and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Owen were called to St. Johns
bury last week to attend the funeral OF
Major George w. Bonett.
Alonzo Owen of Melrose Highlands,
Mass, is visiting his son, Albert Owen.
Mrs William Crofton st. Johnsbury
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Josie
Owen.
Frank Douglas, who has spent the
past week with relatives here, leaves this
week for his home in Cumberland, Wis.
The V. l. S. will entertain their friends
with an entertainment Valentine Day.
Dr. Alex Borand of Mechancsville
called on friends here the last of the
week.
The next regular meeting of the V. l..
s.. i'll be held Monday evening with
Mrs. Clarence Cutting.
Mrs John Mcdonald, Mrs. Clarence
McKelvev of East Concord and Arch
Powers of Lunenburg were called here
last week by the death of Mrs. Ellen
| Gilbert.
Willie Harvey is working for Walter
Douglas on his farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gibson of East
Burke are visiting at o. F. Harvey's.
Willard Brewer was called home from
the U. Y. NJ. at Burlington, Saturday
by the illness of his aunt, Mrs. E. D.
Lee
Murray Noyes of st. Johnsbury spent
Sunday with his father, Ira Noyes in
Kirby.
Mrs. Laura Ball of Wheelock is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Mann
Mrs. L. NJ Moody and Miss Verna
Moody have been spending few days
at Lyndon.
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There are two old adages, Haste
makes waste" and MAKE haste slowly, F"
that every one should employ when they
undertake to cure a cough in few min
utes with preparations containing
Morphine, Opium, Chloroform or other
opiates. They may stop the cough and
cause sleep quickly, but they also dry up
the secretions and constipate leaving oft
times a far worse trouble. Rydale's
Cough Elixir is Guaranteed under the
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opiates or harmful drugs of any kind or
character.-Think about it when you or
one of the children have a cough. w. V.
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WEST BARNET.

Miss Swan of Wells River was the
guest of Miss Rebecca Fitzgerald Satur-
day.
Herbert Roy is spending few weeks
with friends in Amsterdam, N. Y.
Miss Dorcas Judkins was the guest of
Mrs. Edwin Strobridge over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Somers entertained
several of their friends Friday evening.
Mrs. g. p. Blair, Mrs. M. B. Hale.
Mrs. A. D. Warden and Miss Marion
Bole were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Roy, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Roy spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Groton.
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WHEELOCK.

The Ladies Union will meet Frid,
afternoon and evening at Mechanics bs
Supper at the usual hour.
James Stafford went to his home
East Burke, Saturday, for a few dsr
rest then will return to help his son ".
in the blacksmith shop.
Kathleen Mclean finished school in #
Magoon district, Friday. She has mar
a very successful teacher.
Grace Hoffman and Leila Laffoe yg
to Newport last week to visit friends
Clifford Mclean, who was report,
sick last>week, is better. Henry Ho
mans family are all on the sick list.