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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20
NOTICE.
~ bennington County couit, June Tsrm A. d,
1898
EFPIE ROOT HERnICKj
Libel for Divorce.

WILL O. HERRiCR,
Wln,as Ins Root Herfiot o. Rupert 10 the
County " Bennington aud State Of Vermont,
has nled her ibel for divorce from and ssslnst
Will q Herrick, nov ~ Lagrange, Illinois, set.
ing forth Thst, 90 The bih Day q NJ reh
A b 1883. At Gapsri 10 The Comfy Of ben.
ingiOu. state o. Vermont, she was lawfully
married 10 sid VIII q BeIriek that since her
manage fbe has duly obssryed aud kept her
msrnsgs covenants, but that bsr said hufbspd
has not o. iis part Kept bis snArfissa coy shsnts
Tor hat be on ~ about tbs 18th day of March.
A. y. lss1, wllh0at any prosoca,ion or cause
whatever, gilinis dessHed the petitioner and
hn- ayr since continued such dsserilopj and
farther s.tllng forth that shs sAid VIII y. Herr
fiek. though possessed " sum lent peennisry
Ability 10 provide suitable mathematics for tbs
psuii0ner, without cause ~aD ioDiy aud cruelty
relases 10 provide for her maintenance tithsr IN
sbslx on IN part and praying that, becknse of
rueh ssssfiign and refusal 70 support. that
Nh a dis0ree may he n 90 hsf from tbs said
viii O, Hsrnct sad hat she nsy be daefssd
ths care and custody Of the minor children
10 med ID the pstitiga.
ApA il appearing that the sal "a q o. Bsulak
IL without This state 20 that Summons csnDot
be sefsed upon him II " ordered that notice ~
the pesdency o. the ssld ilei be given 10 said
viii %. H4uiek ~ pablaships The sabsi ssee
thereof xfb this order ibfse weeks Success siysiy
IN the Manchester Joe slL.a newspaper printed
II Manchester Ia the Conpsy of Bennington,
lhe is.i ~ winch publications shall be 81 least
~ weeks previous 10 the asIt stated term u
~ Bennington County Court 70 be Led a.
Manchester 10 said Conotf. on the hrss Tuesday
n yans A. II. Is93 10 which sssd libel " rstsfs-
sbleg which shsu be deemed saf1etsnt notiee "
sald VIII q. Heuick 10 appear add aEsvsr sid
Incl ard ABIDE the oder "a The Coar thereon.
Dated At Manchester tbas Sid DAY u April A.
u. 1888.
n, X FOWLER. Dspsty Clerk
MAEfIs 4 ARCHIBALD, AliofEsys icr IIts.sn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20

n the village % Manchester Centre, wiih en-
iife osint. STOCK niiutes and goods. The 10 .
ton 10 the beet foe b.siuess IN ths Ysllsy ana /.
~ ever way desirable all ass1 cell nv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20
Cooley Creamery For Sale.

VuUIfY VTftWnIY q II otDt capacity, or
wuul d e,obsnge ivt opa OF smaller capacity.
l. II BROWN,
Mareh 22nd Jaw Nafth bennington,
80
| IMPORTANT NufIUE.-A tars chance for tue
| rigtt man, mau With . mall az large
smount Of money nov has an apport unity 10 tsse
An interest IN general store we'll estsbltshsd
and OF long standings business which " paws
10 run. To man Of ability aud push aud
acquainted with the business this efors . rare
opportunity, The present owners wish 10 b. re-.
ievcd from mo care Which . business OF this
iind requires The man wanted must one
who can soon come 10 the front aud purchase The
goods, He must also be good care iaker.
For iurihori Information inquire Of the EDITOR
OF JounNAL,
Manchester, Vt Feb. 18Th, 1853 alsm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20

spencef bay on lee The, hsa sps ihs
winter ia trapping sud gathering gan and
nosliae bsisg bseTl on them Tor sens
iins their camp sss visited. Evsry lhias
sppessed ~ II thsy bad len iof days
hntt A founh hFslhef v ho las worried
In the viciui,y o. 0rechviile. is unable to
fna sSy ifase Of The three ,oans men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20

1,pley's' u READ Winners. oui.esn oil
other shoe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20

HTArE or VERMONT District Of Manchester ,ss
Be II rendered. that at q session OF the iro.
bate Court, holden vt Manchester, within aud
for ssid District. on the 9Th day OF April A, u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20
FOR SALE !!
Meat Marker

On sceount ~ other basinss. which demand,
my attention slssshsre, ! offer ior sale, Al once
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20
w "A N TT .

Asrevssseesris, t'eas, FAs Hsaa nv csl
feee Ksea tsnrslaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-20
nHOMAS FLEMING s EsrA1E.

EUWAND j, HALL, UIefk.
Fowler Bon, Solicitors for the Petitioner,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26

EtLI chcesz poda6 jake ogkos.enie " 10
kiembadz miejscu 1 ~csasie, piss do Geo.
z. Rowen d Co, No. 10 Spruce st., New
York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
Zebranie gIuchoniemych

w wielkiej sail kawisrni Turgotta "
Parytu odbyio sic " tych dniach zebra.
ME gfuchoniemych, naletaoych do sto-
warEyszenia, maiacego ns celu ,zbrata.
ME" tyoh nieszczesliwyoh. Widok
trzystu Z CORA os0b, ME wydajscyoh a.
dnego giosu, leoz porozumie wajscych
sic tylko giestsmi, misi by6 wislce DRY.
ginslnym i wprswil " niemaiy klopot
~zsproszonych sprawozdswc6w dziennl
kow paryskich. Dowiedzieli sic jednak
niebawem q rozdaniem ksrtek pisanych,
IL celem zebrania byis narsds mad wzie
oiem udzislu " miedsynarodowym kon.
gresie giuchoniemych, jaki sic ma
odbyc W maui podczas wystswy W Chi
cago. Obrady prowadzone Dyiy we
wzorowym porzsdku, . niektorzy /.
.mowcow", po swygioszeniu" mimi
cznej m6wki, nagradzani byli oklAsksmi
wspoltowarxysz0w, IA ktoremi z xacie-
kawieniem sledzili oczami. Pc ozywio-
nYoh prozprawach", sprawozdawcY do
wiedzieli sic, iE zebranie postanowilo
w~ydelegowsc kilku Swoich oslonk6w dls
wziecia udzialu We wspomniAnym kon.
gresie " Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
KoIenIzaeya sIberHi.

Wisdomosci o tenn, Ae " p~oludniowej
Syberyi, " okolicsoh SssisdujacYcb .
przySzla kolejs syberyjska, znsjdujs
sic barkso wiele pustsi Eiemi, kt6ra
MONA nsbyc bsrdzo tsnio znslsziy
oddz wick wsrod rolnik6w p~oludniowo-
~zaohodnisgo krsju. W obecnej ohwiIi,
jak dOnOsI rKijewlSnin", obywstele 1
d~zierEswcy n skwirSkiego ! tsraszozsh
skiegO pOwiat6w, pOwEieli myG nsby-
ola OvyOh pustyOh Przsstrzsni " Oelu
koloniEsoYi. Ola Ebadsnis rzeoEy ns
miejscu, wybrsno delegsts, jednego ne
znsozuiejszyOh drzisraswo6w okolicy
stscyi Popielnia. Niebswsn EsmierEs
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
WychodztWO Pelskie w Men
czech,

WychOdztWO POlskie w Men.
czech,
Zupelnie do ruohu ludowego szlaskie.
60 Jest podobny ruch narodowy pomie.
dzy ludnoscia polska M ~obozyznie ME
mieckiej, W Saksonii, Westfalii i Mad.
renii, gdzie jut obecnie Jest ludu pol
skiego wycbodczego ma kilkadziesia'
tysiecy. Gdzie tylko ms stale wieksz'
garstka w~ycnodzo6w naszych osiadla,
tam potworzyly sic osobne towarzystws
Polskie, kt6re rozwijaiy sic nader po.
myslnie, a. zagroziio i'm maggie niebez
pieczehstwo Z zupelnie niespodxiewanej
strony. w celu jednolitego zorganizo'
wanna sic zgodziiy sic Towarzystwa n,
wybor patrona, Ks. Lisa. stale przsby.
wajacsgo " tych stronaoh, = wysisnegc
tam przez biskupa cheimihskiego Rs.
dnera. Dotad Towarzystwa cisszyiy
sic zupelna uiezaleanosoia cd jakiejbadz
wiadzy tax swieckieJ jak koscielnej, Al
naraz zadekretowal potron, ae to iowa
rzystwa Polskie, ktore istnieja " West
falii | to niezwlocznie. Nawet specyal.
ne miano polskich Towarzystw mialy
one W zwiazku katolickim zatraci6. w
obronie n~iezaletnosci swisckieh naszych
Towarzystw ma o~bczyznie wystapily
tylko try organa polskie, q mianowicie
nDziennik Poznahski", nOredownik" |
.Postep", ale to wystarcxyio, by pomie
dry swiatlejszymi prszesamiT owarzystw
polskich " Westfalii wywola6 taxa
reakcye przeciw dyktatorskiemu We
zwaniu ks. Lisa, Re juz sam inicyator
cofa sic 1 sprawe to odracza M czas ME
ograniczony. Prezesowie T~owsrzystw
polskich ME ulekli sic nawet zapowie-
dzianego odsbrania i'm wstepu do ko-
sciol6w z choragwia Towarzystwa j
zmusili patrons do odwrotu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26

KAfDr, kto p~otrsebuje informacyi " dxie-
dxinie ogioezeh, nAjlepiej sobfe postapi,
gdy. kupi egsemplarz Book for Advertiser,
sawieraiaca 1888 stronnlc. Cena jednego do
lara .Wysyfa sic pocEta n odebraniem male
American Newspaper Directory wszystkich
najlepszych pism, podaje nczoe ich sbonsn-
tov ! Weselde dane tycSace sic ceny r6znych
ogfoszen bimesowych- Address Rowelps Ad-
Verastng Bureau, i0Spruoe 81, New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
MA sPRZEDAZ
ma S6BkAE[UAZ
Diva nowo wybudowane Domy wraz =
Lotsmi.
TskAs nowo wybudowany
81 TO

Budynek z Pietrowy, " osadzis Sobie-
ski Park, West Hammond, Prey koSoie-
le sv. Andrzsja-
Dobra sPosobnosc Ola grocernika lub
rzeznika, gdyk takieco Ekisdu tam ME
ma, . Polacy zamieszkali, do innej ma
rodowosOi 20 towsry codxiennie dalsko
iSe - zmusssni. sprzsdsm tsnio pod
przystspnemi warunksmi; hub tsa Wy.
dzisras vie takowy.
Zgsosi6 sic do:
ST. PLLSZKA,
ob14 Emerald Ave.
Chicago, Eagelwood p. @.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26

on wyjechac do po,udniowej Syberyi
M miejsce budowy projektowsuej kolei
syberyjskiej ola zapoznania sic Z tam
tejsxsmi cenami zismi, Z warunkami
klimatycznemi, nature gruntu / t. p.
Je1eli re~zultaty tyoh badah beds po
myflne, to ziemia nabyta xostanie " T.
b. m j~eeieni. Projekt kolonizaoyi jest
nastepujscy. w kaadej wsi pofudnio-
wo-sachodniego 'ksaju znsjduje sie
obeonie dostateczna iczba {. zw. no
~grodnik6w', i czionk6w licznych rodzin
w~iotciahskich, kt6rs ME maja roll i sta
nowis kontyngens m~ieisoowych parob
k6w. Wszyscy oni samieniliby ohetnie
dzisiejsse swoje posoAenie bezroluyOh
~robotuik6w, M osadnik6w posiadajss
irodk matsryalne. Postanowionc
Przeto nabyc Odpowiednis grunsa "
okolicach kolei syberyjskiej, zebrae O..
d grupe bezrolnyoh wloscian j swoim
kosstem wys,ac ioh do miejsoa pr.ezna-
~czsnia. Tam otrzYmaja oni odpowie
dnie dzialki ziemi M wiasnoSc, kt6rs
stanowi6 maja odddelne wioski. Ko.
szta pr1ewozu, wartoS6 xiemi / zaliczks
M pierwsse potrseby gospodaro.e
wioscianie odrobic maja wiasns prao'
ma ziemiach kolonizatora. lSsowo War.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
OleJek ReumatyexnJ
P~ROCHOWICZA.

Lekarstwo ns reumatysm, patsnto-
wane IL kwietnia 1888 r. Jest TO DO
moo M wazystkie boleSci re~umatyosne
" ramionaoh, lokoiach, kolsnaoh, I v
ogole we wszystkioh zgieoiach rak
ncg, lsozy takte Dol giovy swaDy nsu-
rslgis.
Butslks = dolscsonym prsspisem u
ayoia ~kosztuje dollar jeden.
Naby6 mo4na a
Lsonorda TscAookteOO,
20 Oleaver Str. Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
Dobra maszyna, ktSra sie zepsu.

tAs
Inzynier nsszyny No. APT ma ID. / M.
kolei niedawno tsmu misl DUO kiopotu
Z czesois jego maszYny | zwraoaJsc sic
ku swemu palao%ow1 m6wii:, Jest to do
bra maszyns = ktors sic popsuls. TAX
samo sic wydarza z oisSem ludzkism,
gdy zezwala sic, ably krew Eboczyia cd
pierwisStkowej iej funkoyi nslsfysego
rozgrzanis | zbogaoenia wsEystkioh wio-
ken ciaia. Wielki len kanal zyoia, ME
moae " naletyty spos6k wykonywac
swych funkcyi, WyjsWszy gdy Jest vol
nym cd wszystkioh nieozystosci, q ME
ma lepsSej drogi do oozyszozenis krwi,
jsk przez uzywanie F~zetelnego szwaj.
carsko -niemieckiego lekarstwa, kt6re
zostafo przez Gale stulecie dziennis pro-
bowsne, a jest nAnem pod nazwa Dr..
Ptoera GoDa0zo. 0Boby kt6Fe - oho-
remi ma jskiekolwiek dole0liwoSoi la
dixie, kt6rych wiekszs oze1 pochodzi z
~nieczysteJ krwl, 20 Winny napisac kilka
dow do DIR. Peter Fshrney, I12 s.
Hoyno ave-, Chicago, Ill, ktc-y i'm Do
vie, " iaki spOsob dostse TO cudowne
.lekarstwo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26

Bogato ilustrOwHns osssoplsmo humor,
styczne
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-26
Prosimy csytde, DO to do6ra soiadomoSt
Ola scssystkich Poldk6so 20 Ameryce.
&Om1ec 4 Iskra

ProN0ey csytGc, DO to d06rG sciadOmoSc
dG sOssystkich PoLdk6,o 70 Ameryce.
GOm1ec IskFa
CZASOPISMO ILLUSTROWANE
wychodzi zoe Ltooscie cd lat szesnast.I.
Posiada niezmiernie ob6tR, ciekawa, DO
fytecxna ! patryotycznR treS6, wSr6d
ktorej Eawsze drukuje zajmujaoe po-
wie6ci.
Mkt sic ME mudxi - kazdy sic pokrzepi,
Bedxie mu " duszy / ma sercu lepiei...
Zimno ME wieie cd ,lskry 1 Gohca"-
Do piersi ludzkisj tle promienie sio6cai
Go dobre, piekne. ma szpaltach ME zgasnie-
Doore pogfaszcse zie M odlsw chiasnie.
Goniec { Iskra zamiesxcza illustrate
.portretowe i dowoipne szkice HUNGRY.
styczne. Wraz Z oso6nym dodatkisn
ilustrowanym, wychodzi cztery ray ma
miesiac. Ola prenumerator6w rocznych
P6frocznych, oso6ne prenje 6espJafne.
Nadseaajacy prenumerate rocz1a a
dolarYb opr6cz caiorocznej przesylki
nGohca l Iskry", otrzym1ja ~natychmiast
try zeszyty illustrowanych KIejnos6,O
haHnsoru, sGtyry { dotocipu ~poLskiego,
oraz pot0iese 70 trzech czsSciah NJ. d.
C~hamskiego p. I. Nasze zycie; nadse-
faJacy P~ofroczns prenumerate G dolary)
otrzymuja natycLmiast tylko try ze.
szyty Ilustrowanych KZejnot6.o hume
ia, satyTy 8 dosocipu ~poLskiego. Prenu.
merature przesyfac mo4na " kazdej
chwili; numera z poczatkiem drukujR.
cych sic poviesci przesyisja sic bezpla
tnie. Prenumerature 4 Amervki ns,do-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-27

rolls the thousands of pensioners now
standing illegally suspended.
I. N. WALKER,
J. w. BURST, on
A. r. GREENE, Pensions.
H. E. TAINToR,
Indianapolis, md, Sept. z, 1913.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-27
The Independent.
NEW YORK

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PAPER AND REVIEW.
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1t employs specialists and distinguished
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Ministerial Register,
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Old and Young, Pebbles,
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PuZZledOm.
paper particularly fitted for lawyers, doc
tors clergymen, men and women who read
and think for themselves.
paper especially valuable for those inter
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Finance, Insurance and Commerce.
paper for Sunday School Workers, those
who have Farm, Garden House Plants.
A paper for family, old and young.
It's yearly subscription as $500, at that
rate for any part of a gear.
Clubs of iUe, 5000 each.
Specimen Copies Free.
THE INDEPENDENT.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-27

Our guarantee is like n Bank I
Check-if your purchase does |
! not suit you, bring back the 4
goods and draw your money. J
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-14
ssED IN THE ITALIAN TONGUE.


= .Dbpueo Between Co. b ouoOholdero
DSosght Into Court.
Attempts Of counsel to unravel the in.
tisaeiss Of Italian bargains took up nearly
- whole day in Judge Humes' depart.
0sot q the superior court yesterday.
NAeN the case Of Michele Iannatonio
agninst Antonio Ironio was ON trial.
oens one had done some work, been
beasded and lodged. and sold some goods.
1T exactly who was the purchaser or
vho vas the landlord WAS too difficult Q
eastion for the spectators to determine.
h cot language Of sunny Italy pervaded
- eeuTt. but neither the testimony Of the
sit1sesss nor the explanatory eloqusncs
4 he interpreter did much to solve the
nggtsy.
Iaanatonio claimed that between Nav
l0l and March I. 1892, he furnished
lnsd TO Ironio, loaned him goods on
esdik and when he reckoned up his 90.
eunn and had . settlement the latter
ssed him $i66 So In some unaccounta-
- manner Ironio. the defendant,
dsnsd that he had performed the same
ekv,oes and Offices for Iannatonio and
r1ysd that the latter's suit be dismissed
- judgment entered for him for $2S2. Is
Ne facts Of the case seem to be that
~ we're living together In . frame house
= Day street, near Lake Washington,
asot into a dispute over items of &C.
sent and brought into court Q dispute
sAidh could only b satisfactorily settled
oeWeea the parties.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-14
MADISON
STREET.

Il the main artery from the business
center to Lake Washington.
II 10 the best residence street With the
best street car line double tracked) and
the best street car service in the city.
There Is q car each way every four
minutes, and IL only takes l6 minutes to
60 down town or back.
You can live there and 70 70 and fro
without feeling that You are spending the
most Of your time on the street cars
The Madison Street Cable Railway
Addition 10 ON Madison street-noH half .
mile away.
It 10 on both sides Of the street and none
Of the lots are moro than . block awsy
from the cable line.
From . considerable portion Of the
property there II . good view Of Lake
Washington and the Cascade mountains.
You don't have to transfer to 20 to
Madison Street Cable Railway Addition.
It Is on direct car line and the fare 10
. nickel.
This property is within few minutes
walk Of the lake, with all it, amusement
and recreation featurea
A very important feature h that zen
may
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-14

.ecieal certificate and license 10 practice
500 with the county auditor by Thskla
ssneal Yesterday.
~ ss United states Marshal Bradley ssised
e,ssop !acat Winnie on a libel By l. II.
sss 70 recover : Loo % for repaira
nay secured judgment for $3.50 on Q
sss-s Role against Coydeiia Martin and
the superior court yesterday.
So 1onesieai entries. one presumption de-
49, statement aud four cash eniyies were
as United States Land Office yesterday.
oSm'co arrested early yesterday morn
passing bogus s. gold piece at frni,
.say store on south Third street, wa
ever TO the United states authorities
eNs afternoon. complaint was sworn
- ~efs VEiied States Commissioners sprisr,
"1eo VIII have hearing this afternoon.
SN was ihe third day o. the al Of the
akas ey william Z. HArper againsi J. +.
n hold him liable for goods purchased
-. sax "AA4e ne WAS running q mil at
namher OF witnesses were ex-
but the evidence was merely eorrobor..
~ elected ' "a AasH''oa
Aoore failed 10 appear q Judge Hume.'
Yesterday morning 10 answer in a sal,
xanst J. +. Hill and himself Nv the
- assaa Southern Railway Company to
- ~ upon bond. The jury was waived
case went 10 trial before the court,
- sAe defendants attorney appears;
70 have the case postponed, which
easd on condition that be Ysy tie com.
. - assessor Abrams hiss extended his
w.. 70 include that OF the county sur.
hn~as 'he season OF outdoor assessment
N,~s - sas' 'eere Is very little friction be-
~ a.. es,1ess ana the taxpayers, and sSys
Ar>rv 0aA % Progressing IN q moss salts
0A 1900. 40 tie abolition of the s. poll
.scieatss much OF the Increased ease a,
nsl.S' oas also declares tsss the new rove
AL. 50 Gear tast il leaves eu, little ex-
NJ Misunderstanding.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-14
The Dryest Climate in tho World.

Coronado possesses the finest and most
eouable marine climate in the world. The
atmosphere is perfectly dry. soft and mild;
i, is entirely free from the mists which the
cold ocean currents throw on the more
northern parts Of this coast 1t has the
largest and finest hot ard cold salt water
swimming tanks and the best of surf
bathing. There have been from 600 to 800
guests at the hotel during the entire win
ter. The grounds are handsome. plenty
of chances for enjoyment-driving, horse
back exercise, following the olooded
hounds, fishing hunting, boating. lawn
ten MS. and all kinds of exercises. dancing
and other means for thorough enjoyment.
Rates from April Is, during she summer
months, will be greatly reduced. Round
trip tickets from San Francisco by raj,
6l3 Market street, or water. New Mont
gomery street. including fifteen days
board. SIS. with privilege Of longer at $3.50
per day. f. S. Babcock. manager Hotel
del Coronado. Coronado. San Diego,
county, Cal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-14
AN AMERICANIzED CH1NAMAN.

Sing Sing Henry who Wears lGellican
Clothes and No Queue. Registers
Sing Sing Henry. . Chinaman who ap-
piled to Maj. Harlan for registry yester-
day. is . man of considerable distinction.
He has been in America . good many
years. and when the Chinese riots oc-
Cured. six or seven years ago. lived in
Snohomish. He had then cut of his
queue, assumed the style of clothing that
requires the shirt to be tucked under tho
pants and,had taken out citizen papers.
In consideration Of the fact that he had
become Americanixed. he was allowed to
remain in Snohomish when every other
Chinaman was driven out He has &C.
quirsd some property and Is highly re-
spected by the community in which he
lives.
Sing Sing Henry wanted to secure title
to residence in the United States be-
cause he had lost his citizens papers,
which he says he took out in Seattle
about sixteen years ago. He came into
the city yesterday, and after hunting in
vain for Q record of his citizenship, or
getting the clerk Of the court to hunt for
him, applied to Maj. Harlan for registra-
ton under the Geary law. He 10 the only
Chinese resident of Snohomish.
n. e. women's Missionary Conference.
The first annual district convention of
the Women's Foreign Mission Society of
tho Seattle district, Puget sound confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal church,
will meet today at the Battery street
church, Third and Battery streets. A pro-
gramme has been prepared a. follows,
MORNING SESSION.
e:sos:As-Dsvotioual exercises. led By MA q
D. Crockett
e:45-Welcome-Mra A. q. lnwood.
l0:00-Temporary organisation.
l0:15-Enroilment OF delegates from suxflia-
nes and charges that desire 70 have auxtliariss
organized.
iO:4S-Reports from suxiliariea
u:l5-Psper, '.Dis;rict Organization" Miss n,
J. Osband.
ll:45-Talk by Mrs. Mind.
l2:00-Luuch.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l:so-2:o0-Consecration service, led b. Nra
Mary c. Mind.
2:oo-Minutea OF morning session.
INSTRUMENTATION OF districts aud election Of
district officers.
s:O0-"Our New Branch and lts Rssponsibili.
tie" Mrs n. Hanson
s;3o-"A Model Auxiliary" Mira wslthsw.
s:4s-Questiou box: questions answered BY
Mrs. S r. Wilson.
73-Devo,ional exercises. Mira. z. d. Whtta
Address, Mrs. Mary c. Mind, OF Detroit. Mich
Barge Henry Buck 10 loading coal at the Ore
gon improvement Compsny's bunkera