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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Nicholas R,sar Il. captain n tAe Rus
sian srmy aud navy and an ait .cbo Of he
Russian r ,yal ensioeers.is is now on ais va,
TO Vladiyostak, Siberia where he will t.ks
charge OF the WORK for the II issian govern
mert OF tie longest railway in the worl
IL will bd built from Vl,divostsk 10 Mos,
COW. distance OF 5000 English miles.
The cspt.ia fsys tho road will be CON,
pleted ia h7e years. and com merce will be
sluost rev"ulonz'd thereby. Aericul,
tural products from this country can then
be sent to Russia via San Francisco and
the Pacific ocean t, Vlodivotak and
thence to Moscow. instesd OF Is now 10
New York. Liverpool and st. Petersburg.
He assured reporter that the Rusi
sian government has ample funds 10 ol Id
the road, and there will be no delays in
the work OF construction. Two hundred
miles Of the ioad have already been built.
Enormous docxs and barracks for the army
and naval stations which will bs located
st the eastern terminus Of the road will
also be built.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

II q msu has any doubts ss to the iriv
olty OF fashion among . certsip clsS OF
woman 10 this country oil be has TO do 10
dissipste that doubt is TO 60 into some of
the shops where he has . woman acqusin-
,snce Who will tell him the truth about
her s@x. Such Q man was found. snd this
10 what he bsd TO ssy:
She by she be meant the dressmsker
Who told him that tie latest thing
was to have the gown, hosiery. corset
gloves. para'ol. etc match the binding on
The prsysr book. Fset She told me the
nsmes Of . swell set on the South Side
wasn't il the West Sidef) who brousl'
their prayer books to the shop and wanted
their oulcis made Of material that would
match the binding OF the books.
This 1, not bsrl to believe when one
reme1 bers that t1ere bsve cen women
who called ior books Of binding 10
mstch some particular article In their
home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
Asia Il ~ India.

The Indian paper ut that some tins
sincs 10 the neighO of Fyzsbad,
msn oil the Abr, or jsheri caste. w's
Carrying . young cilf ns on bis sbonl'
ders, when by some eilent il slipped
To- and broke its neck. The Bfah nlns
dec ared him II b. out,eat iod AZ ,enosd
bin 70 the everest form OF Hini tScom
nunic,ti,u for TX months. They farther
told him thst he could not have commistsd
Z ar r,ster sin than iu,ins the death Of
Gov, but, taking in consideration taat hs
Vas an unsducited m.n. they had desit
very ,nisotly ia him Duriny The aii
God OF Recommendations be was ord 70
Il lssd . lilo OF msadicincy ald With
rope round his neck and = portion OF no
calls tail 90 his shoulders bs WAS 10 per.
torm pill. rimsges 10 different Hindoo
Lr,nss. The ms@bsrs OF bis family ssrs
o,b,ddsn 10 supply him With either sheli
ter or food nadsr . psnslty Of undergoing
imir eIcomm nicitioa Tbs -alr rJi
Gently returned /, his village jut until
he punaestiop ceremonies sra over he
aust live 10 temporary grass tbs,ched
bou.s which bas been er,c cd ipr - rs"i'
aeuce. II rom aims for mso OF ne Of tbs
lowest snd IN 70, dsgrs led e,s.es TO pnfifJ
him. A b.sbsr. after shayiog the deiio'
aueut and p,,ing tbs osits OF tts hands
end toes. viii msks over us bs,r aud
psiis 10 the low cs.,s si,endsnt, sbo will
burn them aud also sst fire. TO the
hut.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
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Japitsr All Abiaxs.

The oil attractive object 10 the evening
sky is, however. the giant planet, which
rises earlier each successive evening,
like gorgeous fabric Of the East, which
is suddenly r,ised by some enchs ting
power where nothing mp to that time had
been visible. We SEQ . glimmtr near the
eastern horiz,n, which soon becomes 3
besm OF lieht.sud out Of the nightly black
,ess bursts forth Jupiter, brilliant. dsz
zinp, fsscinatiI A few more degrees 81
titude and we have him 10 oil bis glory.
lighting our satellite has sunk bs'ors the
ve.t.rn her z)n. Ga the 12tu Jupiter and
the sun sre 10 opposition, one rising % the
other set. The carly bird not only catch.
es q oe glimpse Of fair Venus, a. she ris
es 10 the small hours OF the morning and
shioes ms sjssticaIly - queen Of The heavens
several hots before oil Sol thinks OF tax,
ing . peep st old mother earth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
tbs Real vseattoa.

There sre few wise Am rics o who
fesiizs tba. VII the vacs.ion should trinP
is not only change OF habits To these the
new doctrine OF rest sppesls with great
forse. The make no suempt TO g,t 10 the
fashionable summer resorts but sbun those
places almost ~ II the crowded summer
hot | 10 pes,iIspti They spend hours
4 = ,ch day under the cool. fitting. noise'
-. sbsdov. Of 10 est pines. where the
4ind whispers the soi.stt and the bees
Iron dro~niy msng she white bios
SONS VI the sopd absers.
To these evsa the ls,es, u 81 has no sp,
peal. and the Who'll, lesson OF lie for ihe
a. msnt 10 to do nothing 10 b. pcth.ng
Ia The gree. stiiin.ss Of nsture peace sod
heath go softly hand 10 hand, s0othlna
ID. rslsIsd muscles with pswer giving
.ncb; aud. 10 tue d,lIci ,u- land of dsj
,rrrm-, the br.i snas slmo I sleep BY
the bushsd cr 'ouiogs Of th, cool bfe'z
smoos the ir . tops. gfoss young sn'
strons az 10 the quis, of The grad
cathedral OF iis maker. sven the soul tor
ss . the battles. the dovbfsils. the cuts
snd scsrs of Iiis's great fights and beecDeN
.oue. aing sbs more sboIsoms. pu'sr sId
stronger
A week Of tpet . life IL worth months
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
A Trsre . rish story.

The foil wing is the French translation
Of an English story: rich proprietor q
the int rrr bad made 10 establish . pond
artificial. where found themselves ssglo.
me rated 5000 front.
TLis propriei'r is the ia,t'r Of sirling
Of from n.e TO sir S1e bsd taken the
Lsbi, 10 go each morning to give TO eat TO
the troass al the cid Of cfumbs Of bresd.
The fsb.s we're become 20 entsmed that
they Ripped ont of the s'i for TO STRAP
The trnnb. which the infant heid in the
cfe.ice Of her ban
II arrived one day ths. shs lot her
equiiibrium. sud she fell the bead hss 10
the pood. Of Which the vs,@r v1 enough
proiouad.
Al ,he cries emitted BY the girlias The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Ga Msd'eon s'roei oba a.y,I paused TO
pat The nose Ola beautiful horse which
stood BY the cnrb, aud comnisef.te hi.
mis'cf,lne, flr lh,s bsau,iial animal,
though sle,A VI ooAt aud shspely 10 body
snd hnb, Was appar,aly salls,ias mosl
eicrueia'ias hnro HIS heal had beop
checked hnmancly hisb, aud tho
erael 0it drssiag usb,iy 10 his mouth
disas AIRED an nimal fana ei unusual
oaafn snd ialeil.esuoa. was last fancy
'ns tast the aorss had besun 10 uuder.
stand aud sppfreiais my s,fl. Of symps.
Thy, when the lady who sal 10 the e.r.,ge
holding tae reios iumb 81 ner pootet,
sraiuesd lump Of sugar. aud asled me
10 ave Il 10 the horse.
He 10 vsry FIND OF sugar. she tl.iIed,
and ! have quite wou bis heart by I,,ding
Il TO him. l always carry sugar ~ltb me
while out d wing. and give hin lump Il
every opportunity. aevtr knca . !, orss
to be :, load OF sus,r. Win you give him
smother lumpf
Ce,t'iuly; sepll ! see that you are
q1ite ss fond OF IL 40 as be is OF your
sweets.
Yes, ! think ev,r 4Hq II him.
Tnen why do you T. hms
Torture my princep
Yes, that Is lust What JON are dolnE Do
you know that tbe paar 4nsl su. rsas.
ony because his head is chec kea % unnat,
nr, lily LisbS His neck Is ir.@i IN
straight producing sm,a ulgricefu az
gle, he holds his hesd awkvardly, the tis
u haniug his mouth. end tbat Praeeial
OF aad osrriaee OF head VII Oh
are 10 bis nsiu are uow euur ~ l1s
WY d. You cLsck him SO hgnf
She didn't know. She vas 90, awL,s
act high checking was source OF pain TO
10 90, nor that It destroyed their netuy,i
,csuty. she was amaz ID at tho dis5iy
~.
May trouble you TO nooosen bis obeok2
he asked.
Wnon the strip was unslApped, he horse
lowered his head. 81. .shtenl
ID the cramps out OF his handsoma mock,
hook himself ~ make sur, that b hal
ctusliy been released from boad >, and
en- locke aiound with suoh grateful
elshted expression in his Intelligent 1yi
s that his mistress declared no NOR,
heokiag straps hould DO u, I'd upon
I'm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
stiii Tie Was HAPPY.

At one Of the sessions OF the 81. Louis
conference of III, Methodist Episcopsl
church Rev. DR.. Shumste. OF Glasgow,
No. related TIE following sue Sd ste, which
brought down the house, S)ms Method,
lists Of an en- )tioail typs were holding an
old fsshioa meeting in agr1ys Under the
inspiration Of h Ir,y singing and iervent
prsyars they became shouting happy. aud
iumpips ~ and down like plantation me-
groes Ut revival made the woods ring
with hsllelqiA 3. Ois man who was more
demonstrstivs than the rest. and who
wished particulaly to emphasz, til fact
that religion sgreed With him. kept wnv
ing his urms in the air aud eEclaiming,
Glory to God; I'm happy
In one OF his sky sweeping gestures he
struck the limb OF = tree. knockipg down
. hornets nest. Some OF the hornets craw
cd up bis pantaloons and siuna him
Clutohins ically u his bree aes he
yelled: Brethren. there is--ther q some'
thing on me. Yes. there is -thero Is souel
thing on me. Bnt glory to q ID. I'm hap
nv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
cotng Down . Ola mosd aias.

Is going down . diamond mine pleasl
aut experiepeef Scarcely. A dismoua
mine is sbont as dark. dirty and repulsive
Is a cosi pit. and not . ball OF dazzling
i ht as seems TO run in the popular inns
gin ation. Al the mouth OF the shan. which
ia usuply inolinsd. notfperpsudioulsr.
th, re is = cage which to the stranger looks
like wooden ooffin. Into this cssket you
step and you are launched into darkness
With awful and and perplexing speed.
Att 7 you have dropped about 600 feet you
are brought TO iull stop. much probably.
TO your satisfaction. The sensation Of de,
scent as you lie 10 the cofiia is not ca'cu
] tsd t, make one aiue hil,riously. have
known men very placky on the surface
howl disma ly asil they thought they were
bound for some pitiiess Iaterno.
Arrived 1t the bottom, or perhaps only
the first level. the viz Tor will probably be
confounded with the aoise and vapor and
lurid CLEANS OF hundreds OF candles and
lamps, and the upcouth, unnatural sp.
pearance Of the natives, who move about
like so many demons. Ia will 500 dirty
trucks. into which ia drawn to tae surface
10 the o. me fashion ss coal is from mine
The visitor will probably see nothing 70
sven remind him Of diamond. The pre-,
,ious gems srs encased 10 the dirty esr.h
he sees sent TO the surface in quantities o,
boussnds Of tons per day. The sight is
omewbst disappointing and removes
much OF the sentimentslity about 9 dia
nond mine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Near the eraveyard wh.re Lbcoll's faith.
.r and s,epmother rssi. seven mills south
Of Cbsrlsston. al. 10 . ll.cs then knoso
ss Goose Nest, the Lincoln's made their
fosi settlement on removing from Indians.
Il re Abraham assisted bis father 10 get
,ias settled. ~ they call IT, II helped
nim build log cabin aud clesrsj Tor ~
. patch Of ground, sni sbsn be sss him
uodsr hesd~.v 10 the psv country. bsds
hin good Ly sod started north sfoos. u.
fouod employ msIt uot far iron 5priag
geld. ILL.,. where the setivs psr Of bis ssr
i, life vss spent Though be did not lingsr
ioSz 10 Gooss Mes. cabin. be go there
long snoogh 10 stamp his iadividu .ii.y e1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
Qasss Drsas ~ ..

A freud OF the writer dreamed thss hs
vent from New York TO Boston by steamer
spen. several days with sn scqusintAnce,
aaf on the return voyage, a gale srising,
The seas broke over the vessel and dren ch'
Ell him with spray. as woke TO nnd his
vile playfully sprinklns water in his face.
He had doz.d in bis cnsir for less than
tive minutes. A comicsl story is tolu OF a
naval surgeon 10 whom dreams Of any
character conld be produced by simply
whispering In his ear duriss his sleep. lie
could be made to 60 through the whole
ordeal Of quarrel, and . challenge aud .
duel. the p,stol being discharged by him
st the given signal with As much accuracy
ss to time ss il be we're vide awake. Find
ing him @loep one day 10 a ham mock on
deck. one Of tue otiio, r. whispered In his
ear that had fallen overheard. and 10 swim
for life, rs shark was attsr him. The fact
that 1t was principally for the nsrines did
not detrsots = whit from the enjoyme enl
with which taey Witnessed his froe like
contortions On smother occasion tley
told him ives 81 had been engsgeo chat
the decks were being swept by nuskoty
tire and the men fsiling like leaves around
hln. He became white asa sheet and
manifested the ii'elis,t symptoms OF fear.
After while they oil oegau 10 groan in
imitation Of the wounded, en- l upou one OF
'hem shouting, Down goes B.ily McCue
(the surgeons sssistslD perspirstion
standing Ike bes.. ~ his forsb ssd and be
hroke for tho cabin on run. Strange TO
'ay. however, he lsi sfterwsrd not the
Zig htest I, mem brsnce OF tho 1rssm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
father vas run hinml,

father vas run hinsulL
But shai to'.srl He ssu his infant 81,
tended without movement ., the surface,
whsre she nosted ss . cork.
What vn not the surprise OF the father
10 seeing that lhs hsd been supported by
nsss conpse. OF irouts.
The nshes had arranged themselves IN
der her body ss TO sustain aud 10 prevent
her from drowning.
II this history is truthful the fishes ara
not 90 much deprived Of the intelligence
~ one pleased himself 10 believe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

spent to deg ,srts. sehis snd ., ains hers
bal among Tho great body Of those .ho
narfy s.sy 10 carly summer 10 tie eeaui
'ry snd bach sssia 10 70 All, sad -ho
iIAsias they have hal sunmr'. rest,
suob lilo Is s,ill uaio,taa.tely ailao.n,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27

Tbsre 10 one nev f.shinn u st every tifl.
whether sbe be rich or poor, should sdopt,
,bd th.t 10 rsioy daf dfsS. The short
.ia 1. fac u 81 b lishi indis rabb-r cloth
,ni {. TO be worn siih snich1boeksp aud
e,einss 1L4 pettieo.i sod II skiit IT.
/, lfn1 both bs ssvsd ~ be ssms band.
.. Is scm ser t7~H Dov, the upper
sat !. iuei. sua TIE lining Is left iooss
!. the bottom .DJ bsm@td. This shords
the sp pears5ce sbt pfoteetion OF tso skirts
when there ID fes y oriy one. bat II ID con'
siderei q1ite psrmissibie nov. especially
Tor la going 10 lbs county, 70 wsff tLs
ops ski with gsiiers s1d knleisrbockera
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-10-27
IN m MIR OUR FAITH IN
IuPkuv THE MEDicINE. T.

On and after October I, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege Of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case II does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim 10 cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitstion of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
yousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular.
ity OF the Appetite, Peurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will It cure? Be
cause II is Relaxing. Purifying, Soothing,
and Healing. 1t Is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. II IL harmless to the smallest
child children like It, and 1t is far superior
70 Castor OIL and all other preparations.
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
Trademarks, the Beaver.
THE GR00ER DYSPEPSIA CURE COMPANY,
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-15
THE SOUTH.

JOHN EVANS, one of the murderers of
Charles Austin near Eldorado, Ark.
was captured on the 5th. Newman. the
other murderer, is still at large Thirty
men have been in pursuit of Evans and
his accomplice.
FRANCIS Couch, son of Capt. Couch.
until two weeks ago chief of Atlanta's
detective force. was arrested the other
day for robbing the Southern Express
Co.
A FRACTIONAL feud has started in the
hamlet of Central Covington, which adj
joins Covington, KY, on the south, that
promises to equal some in the mountain
counties of the state.
Four negroes were hanged in Louisi-
ana by vigilantes.
HON. WILLIAM SALISBURY, chancellor
of the state of Delaware since 1874 and
United States senator from 1868 to 1871,
died at his residence at Dover on the 9th.
Four governors will take part in the
dedicatory exercises which will precede
the formal opening of the Memphis
bridge May u. Senator D. w. Voor-
hees will deliver the Grafton of the day.
HoN. CARROLL d. WRIGHT, United
States commissioner of labor, delivered
an address at Watkins institute, Nash
vile, Tenn, the other day, on the
Progress of the Southern States from
1850 TO $780,
4 CYCLONE in Faulkner county, Ark.
on the night of the 5th killed a man
named John Hale and injured a score of
others
SNOW fell to the depth of five inches
over the greater portion of southwest
Texas on the eth, beginning about 200
miles west of San Antonio and reach
ing into the northwestern border of
Mexico.
WILLIAM MCHENRY, at one time owner
and proprietor of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch, and brother of the late II. ID.
McHenry, died on the sth at Hartford.
KY.
Gov. Brown has signed the bill de-
creasing charges for the use of tele-
phones in Maryland.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-15
The EAST.

THE republicans were successful in
the Rhode Island election and Senator
Aldrich, it is thought, will be reelected
by the legislature.
Although an annual pension of S37, 800
was voted to William II. Beers, the
president of the New York life in
urance company, by the trustees of that
company in consideration of his resign
ing the presidency, and a contract to
that effect between him and the com
pany was duly executed, he has not vet
drawn any part of that pension and
cannot do so until the contract has been
established in the courts as binding up
on the company.
swept through East Clean, New York,
with terrific force, causing loss of life
and destruction of property. The
storm came without warning. Fifteen
buildings We're wrecked, including the
Temperance tabernacle. the methodist
church and dwelling. Mrs. Otto Schrader
was killed by her building collapsing,
and two of her children were injured.
A man named Mccarthy was seriously
injured and several persons were slight
" injured. The loss will amount to
$4,000.
A COMMERCIAL traveller who went by
the name of Watson died in hotel in
Rockland. Me. the other day and all
efforts 10 find any friends or relatives
failed. 1t is now stated that he has
been identified as a Gen. Stedman, said
10 have been noted cavalry officer dur
ing the war, who fell into disgrace and
disappeared.
GEORGE w. LONG, an expaymaster in
the United States navy, was found IN
conscious in his home in New York on
the sth and removed to a hospital, where
be died several hours later. His death
Eas due either TO opium poisoning or
alcoholism
The Massachusetts, state democratic
convention met on the Sth at Boston
and selected delegates at large to the
national convention. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing tariff reform and de-
cIaring that the best interests of the
party and country demand the nomina-
ton and election of Grover Cleveland as
president John w. Corcoran, Patrick
A Collins. John E. Russell and Albert
c. Houghton were elected delegates.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-15
THE LATEST.

a CHCKAsAw citizen, James L. Speed,
shot tenant on his farm who was
about to brain him with Ratchet, and
then surrendered.
a New YORK company will grind coal
and mix it with water and force it
through a pipe direct from the coal
fields to the city, where it will be dried
in trucks
The final official canvass of the presi-
Dental vote in Guatemala resulted as
follows: Gen. Beina Barrios, 57,S26
votes; DIR. Lainfesta, rs, $50; DR.. Mont
clar, 11,42S; DR.. Llerna, 1884; Gen.
Mendizabal, 4,S23. Gen. Bariios hav-
ing received majority of all the votes
cast, was declared president-elect.
HoE. GEORGE c. GoRHAM, executor of
the private papers of the late Secretary
Stanton, has published an open letter
to Senator Sherman in which he criti-
cises that portion of the eulogy of his
brother, at the recent banquet in New
York, in which he referred to President
johnson and Secretary Stanton.
DIR. J. II. BRADFORD, prominent cit
izen of Mulvane, Kan, has disappeared.
The local alliance has taken steps to en-
deavor to discover his whereabouts.
THE election in the Argentine repub-
lie for provincial delegates to elect a
president passed off quietly. The rad
icals abstained from voting. The con-
Citation party was victorious. After
the election a state of siege was reim-
posed.
THE average of winter wheat is shown
to be about 20 per cent. lower than a
year ago.
EX-PEEsIDEHT CLEVELAND has de
clined the invitation of the Cleveland
Club to visit St. Louis.
FIVE contract laborers were detained
at Ellis island on the 9th. They were
under contract to go to work at the
dairy of Fred Schwette, at Allegheny,
Pa.
THE steamship Phydias, from Santos,
arrived at New York on the 10th short
seven in her crew. While lying at San
tos yellow fever broke out and three of
her crew were sent ashore. On the trip
to New York Ross Larsen, Nicholas
Wooden and Patrick McCloskey, all
members of the crew, died of the fever.
Engineer Coombs was drowned while
taking sea bath.
THERE was no session of the senate
on the 9Th. In the house the free cot
ton bagging and cotton tie bill was
passed. Yeas, 1877; nays, 46. Eulogies
were delivered on the late representa-
tive Ford, of Washington, by Messrs.
O'Donnell, Youmans, McMillin. HAYES,
Chapman, WeadOck and Belknap. and
then out of respect TO the memory of
the deceased there was an adjournment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-15
FAMINE STRICKEN RUSSIA.
The Cargo of the steamer Missouri Crate
fully Received-A Gift For the Captain OF
the Steamship.

The Cargo of the steamer Missouri Crate
fully Received-A Gift For the Captain OF
the Steamship.
LIBAU, Russia, April 6.-The first
train load of the cargo of the steamer
Missouri, which brought to this port
from New York an immense quantity
of flour and grain given by the Ameri-
cans for the relief of the starving Rus
sian peasants, will start for Orenburg
this evening. The Missouri, which
sails under the British flag, is COM
handed by Capt. Finley. Yes
terday. in the presence of all the
notables of the town, Count Do
brinsky presented Capt. Finley with a
splendid antique Russian tea service.
In replying to the presentation speech
Capt. Finley expressed himself as deeply
touched at the appreciation shown for
his slight services in bringing to Russia
the offerings of charitable Americans,
who had always shown themselves
ready to respond in the most freehanded
manner to appeals for aid from any ma
ton. A grand banquet will be given
Wednesday evening to the American
visitors, including the three American
relief commissioners.