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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
WAR Ships AT HAMPTON
The Fleet Sailed For New York
On Monday.
TWenty-ninc Vessels Now Make up the
Squadron.

Every day seems to develop some pleasant
surprise for the thousands of people gathered
at Fortress Monroe for the naval rcndcz.
yOus
The Brazilian squadron Of three fine ship>
arrived on Sunday. No one. from Admiral
Gherardi down, supposed for moment tha,
they would get here since they left Bahia
April |. II is long run north from the
Brazilian seaport, and the weather has been
bad. There were even doubts whether they
would reach New York in time for the tatl
show there. SO their appearance lust bciurr
shutdown on the horizon between the cape,
was happy surprise
There was great rush to the waters
edge, however. just before supper whel the
big guns of the fort announced another ar
rival. Every one thought the newcomer
was the Russian flagship Dmitri DJnskoi.
The Braziians >alurrd the port when still
miles down the harbor-so far away that
their guns were scarcely heard
As soon as the fort had responded the Bra.
lillian banged away to the American ad-
mrafs tag They were 50 far of that the
voices of their cannon sounded like pop
guns. 1t lacked only a few minutes of sun
set and it is probable that Admiral De
Noronho was fearful that if he waited. pnger
he would not be able to salute until morn
ing, since there can be no salutng after sun
set.
The Brazilian ships showed up finely. In
the distance the majestic flagship, the
AQnidaban, looked Ike great white castle
risl"S from the >ea, Tor she is a battcshlp,
the only one IN the cosmopolitan fleet, and
her black hull sits low in the water. her
white upper works towering into the air
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT,
Bids Invited by the Navy Department..

The Navy Department has invited the
submission of designs for submarine tor.
pedo boat authorized by the last Congress.
BIDS viii also be received from builder, on
the plans submitted ~ them, but designs nm.
accompanied by such bids will be carefully
considered. the boat designed is REQUIRED
10 possess such a reserve of buoyancy as 10
make certain that she Will rise Ia the sur.
lace In case of accident to machinery or
Otherwise. She must also carry an annie ann
ply OF air for the crew when submerged for
the maximum length Of time Intended Tbr
strength must be ample to resist. without
out leaking, the water pressure Of a depth of
l3D ieet and for considerable period of
Tune. A suhmcrgcnCc below a certain depih
must be prevented By automatic means. Ar.
rangemenlS must be provided also for quick
rising and hubmorgcnce, for remaining sta.
Nonary and for going on u straight line back.
ward and forward when submerged The
displacement Of the vessel il not to exceed
l0O tons, and should he clplhle of CARVING
hVe automobile torpcdoos, fitted to fire two
at tlme whether on the surface or suL
merged. All material for the boat IL 10 il
OF domestic Workmanship.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
Gold in a Grave.

ga good turn will always turn IN 50
that You never get the wor,: OF it," SAID
Frank Painter, OF Como, Co.., a; tue
LecIerc Hotel to a reporter.
GLOW do you suppose one ct the best
fellows that ever lived bc2l ae a rich
mani 1t isn't long story, but it shows
10 finish that a square act never zoe,
aStray, even if it doe, take some time in
finding its way around.
"Jere Jackson came out to ColorliD
in the early days without celt % save
his life. He knocked aroun 10 year
and half and lived from hand to
mouth. We all liked him, a1i we knew
1t wasn't his fault that things didn't turn
MS way, and none of the boys wolll re-
fuse him shelter when thing; c4ue
particularly hard.
"Well, one day Jere strlc'i or; he
was dlsgusted with the world N geaer4l
and with Mr.. Jackson in particular.
While pIoidmg aon in a lonely part Of
the country coupe 1f days after tina.
he came upon the dea | body OF miner
lying in the road.
"'Poor fellow thought Jere, Il sup,
pose that's how I'll Teton up.
"He started in to give the dead
stranger the attention that he'd like him.
self, was soon digging a grave for a man
he had never seen before.
"He didn't dig far, though-harl,y
two feet. He mad run across gold
good, solid gold. lie buried his ua-
known friend in another hole and quit
the first one rich man. A good turn,
even to stranger, will never give YOU
the worst OF it. st. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
Its Healt y to Yawa.

"Not only is it very healthy to
yawn,' says French physician, "bnt
artificial yawnng should be rcsortei to
IN cases or sore throat, buzziug of the
ears, catarrh aud like troubles" 1t IL
said to be as chicacious III its way as
Sargling the throat, with mica process
1t should be combined. The reason stated
Is that during the act OF yawnng there
IS considerable stretching of the muscles
OF the pharynx and So!t palate, which
are in this way put Through sort OF
besides this, in the act of GAVIN
ing the throat tubes coltrlct an | DIVE
into the pharynx the mucus ,nat la, &C.
cumuIated. New YORK rrlbIIl.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

Three women were burned to death in A
diapers shop at RNoli. province OF
Turin.
Several earthquake shocks have occurred
At MiaHHo. on the north coast OF Sicily.
Letters bearing dates up to March 6 have
been received at IlnHibar from william
Astor Chandler, who is IL tding an cXplorin.
expedition in last Afri All member, OF
his party are well.
President Carnoi gave luncheon to the
members Of the B"hri1g Sen tribunal Of
arbitration the council in the case, and the
members Of the French Cabinet. Nine Car.
not, wife OF the president, was the only
lady present.
At the cabinet meeting in Paris. VI.
DcveIIe, minister OF foreign ailiirs, an.
nounccd that Bapt Borup, detached from
the United states legation last wear under
charge, made by the French government
would not receive the Preach officers in
Chicago.
One thousand men from the Queens Island
ship yard marched through The streets of
Belfast the Other day, singing the national
anthem. rs the men Were passing through
CarrlckhIl, quarter inhabited largely by
Nationalist light began between the two
factions. y strong force of police interfered
and several arrests were made.
At a Cabinet council held IN the Elysce.
ariS, 1t was decided to give notice 10 nj!
workingmen in the employ Of the French
Government that they are forbidden to take
any part IN the coming celebration Of May
Day for the working classes.
Fourteen minor planets were discovered
during last month, bringing the total mum
Der OF small planets known to 375
The drummers Of the Austrian army have
been armed with the regulation rifle. This
adds 1914 available fighting men to the
army.
a new postage stamp will be issued by the
ltaiai postoillce on the silver wedding day
OF me hlng and Queen, bearing portraits OF
the King aud Queen.
Frau Cosma Wagner was stricken with
apopeNy at Bayreuth ten days ago. She is |
recovering slowly, but her condition Mt last |
old
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
NEW YORk'S GALA DAY.
Programme Of Interesting Fxer.
ClSeS for the Week.
Every Day to be Filled With Exciting
Features.

Tuesday, April % Arrival Of the Spanish
caraNels, accompanied by thirtY-seycn war
vessels. Tugs and revenue cutters will form
moving Gordon until the fleet anchors about
sunset. just below the NarroW>, in two
columns.
Wedncsday-Thc entire fleet will weigh
anchor at . o'clock in the mornin. ami
move III two columns through the upper
bay and up the Hudson River until the ships
anchor about , O'Clock in the afternoon. with
the heads of the columns OH Ei.hty-niulh
street and the rear of Thirty-fourth street.
uHtll the fleet passes, the reserved channel
must be clear Of vessels al anchor.
Ihursday-Thc squadrous will dress ship
ana MOIST colurs simultaneously at o'c'ort
IN the morning President Cleveland and
MS cabinet will 90 on board Of the Dolphin
al lwenty-third street at 1879 o'clock
Members OF Congress and their ladies' will
be on the steamboat Mammoth. Members
OF the dIplomntc corps will embark on the
steamer Bake. The Duke of Ncragun with
ms party, General ScholicId aud Admiral
Belknap will occupy the steamboat General
Melgs. These vessels accompany the prcsi-
dent. soon after the president reaches the
snip me Dolphin will get under way, steam
up midway between the two columns of the
meet and anchor just above the fleet.
me Doiphins gnaI gun will be- repeated
by the Nlantonomoh. When the Dolphin's
BOW is opposite each ships stern there will
pe present arms, four tlouri>hes cor
rules, officers and crew salute and he band
wlIl play tue national air. At the last
flourish there will be n 2l.gun salute.
Alter the Dolphin has passed up, flag and
commanding officers viii leave their ships
to pay their respects to the President ON the
Dolphin when she anchors.
As lhe President leaves the ship every
vessel in the fleet will man yards or rail and
IRE a salute, following the motions of the
Dolphln. With the last gun the Presidents
nag comes down, and the ceremonies of the
day are ended.
In the evening there will be an exhibition
OF search lights from to $50 O'Clock, and of
very and ArdoiS night signalling between
$50 and o'clock. There will also be a
grand ball at the Madison Square Garden in
h0nor of the visiting fleet
FRIDAY, April 2S.-All the officers of the
heet viii land in the afternoon and lie e.-
coTted from Forty, second street in great
military procession to City Hall, where the
Mayor and other representatives of the city
VIII receive and entertain them.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
RUSSIAN EITRADlTION,
synopsis of the Principal Points Gov.
cred by the Treaty,

----,l..- ~. N
Inc recently ratified Russian cXtradltion
treaty i'a' n'en guar i"d WIN the usual dip.
! Tomato secrecy, bat the following synop.is
Obtained from rrhah'e source contains the
my ot'ah' n"I"iN covered:
At'' L. lne HiEh contracting parties re-
tiP "cll'! nSTte 20 surrender t. each other.
. upon mutual l'IulN,,loGs' aud according to
.llrl' a'Sprr''NI REGULATIONS and procedure,
ipt,I WV" ,i u,,,E th'rIru with or con.
vlcted OF the commits lion in the territory OF
one oil the contracting parties Of any of the
crimes ana Tr'hr's >Pr' ne in the following
hrti'ie' sh'lI Sc. an asylum or he fuu, d
Wlih'n inc 'trflt"ry OF the other. Provided.
tun5 tnlS 'ha on!I be done upon such
evidence e, 81 crlh'ihaI'ty as, according to the
la"s OF ,hr p'3'' where the fugitive or per-
son so Gharsrd snail b" foun !, would justify
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
CONDENSED NEWS OF THE DaY.


I Kelly Bros. OF Havcrhill were awarded
| The contract for ENeter's new library.
Jason hcach infant ION 81 Frank keach
[ ut hteriil.e, Ct, wa drowned IN bruoN
! IN sight Of his brother aud grandfather
standing across tue stream.
Mrs. Jacob Wlstovi,k,. Poli,h Jewess,
made murdcrous assau upon her husband
ut Providence recently. She was taken sud
denly and violently insane.
North Adams appropriated $4,000 for
schools, $500 for new school huilding''
slO.Jnu Tor police, $500 for public library
and Sl2,O for street.
Walter T.. White. for a number Of years a
prominent retail grocer in liuIbrook, has
assigned.
Portland liquor deputIo, seized nm entire
cargo OF whi>key, rum, gin aud wine found
on the sluup Daunte,s OF Boston, lying at
one Of the Forest city pier.
Hon. William Haywood diel at his home
in Lancaster, y. H., a few days ago, agrd
- lie had teen president of the Grafton
and COOS Bar Association since H. organize
ton
Il. Copeland and +. Carleton Of Portland
were fined $40 and costs al pceTing, Me-
for creating a disturbance and interfering
with officers at the ball grounds Fast Day.
Sixteen men employed ia the cpre-maAing
department OF the Eaton q Bvrnham tom
pauy at Bridgeport e., struck because ota
new rule com 1rlmg them to remain III the
factory uEtil q y. m.
The oyster steamer j. +. Thomas dragged
bridgeport harbor for the body of John
Jones OF New Haven. The search was fruit
less. He ~ thought To- nave Ia. en- over
board from hi s'uup.
Prof i Wuudbri,lgc Davis wa> prevented
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
TELEGRArHY.

"Scientitic aud me heal men ass .r,
that an eighth sense has be,t .I..
covered" remarked the youth, after,
long silence during which the mal
thought he was preparing to make f,
graceful departure. at is sor, u
mental Telegraph, 50 that one person ca
read what tue other thinks"
"Ies, assented the dear girl; ~ j,
not doubt 1T. can at this momen per.
ceIvc what you are thinking Of.
"i-You cani' sta nmered the yol9,
man; "w-whlt is lti'
"NelI," returned the girl, g,ancn,
sldewiSe at the ciocl, wntcl was lor:g
minutes fast, "you are wondering how
much longer you can proong your cal.
without causing me to yAwn. "-PucA.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

"This is your little sister, Tommy,
SAID his father, showing him the baby
not?' ''u
"Yes, of course" replied Tommy, in.
spectlng the latest arrival, "but it'll cost
a good deal to keep her, won't i'll"
~ presume So"
Eyes" said Tommy, with a LONG
drawn breath, "and when | asked Won
the other day to buy me u white rabbi
you said you couldn't afford it,"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
CHINESE PIRATES KILLED.
Twenty-Five OF the Attacking Party
Killed.

The steamer BclEir, Just arrived n San
Francisco. brought the new, Of the capture
recently, near Taichow Island by war
Junk disguised is q merchantmen, of a for.
mldaHIe band OF pirates, who for nine
months had made themselves the terror Of
ali JunNs trading between Ningpoo, Taichow
and WeuchOw.
OF the II pirates on board, only II were
captured alive, the others beng killed in an
attempt to repuIsc the attack OF the sailor,
OF the war junk. The sailors. although IN.
icrior in numbers to the pirates. puckily
attacked them, aud finally gained = bloody
victory, losing % of their ~ lighting men on
board, including the captain AID the second
officer Of the war junk
y curious incident in connection with the
case is the capture or death # thirteen Bud
dhlHt monks who were found fighting side
10y side with the pirates, and proved to be the
most desperate men in the lot. These monks
are very probably the same band that made
rald upon nunncry near Tingpai in De-
cembcr last and carried away the youngest
and prettie>t of the yotarcs, gaggug the
ugly ones in cruel manner and THROWN
them under the great altar, where the poor
creatures were found two days afterwarI
nearly famishcd.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

Many men who participated In the recent
suffrage riots IN Mons have been sentenced
% short terms IN prison. The socialist
leader BrencZ, was sent 10 prison for five
Years. In Bcrnissart 1000 strikers went
through the streets, pillaging shops and
damaging private houses. In an encounter
with the police they fought stubbornly with
stones ana clubs. Eventually they were
put to flight by the police charging with
drawn swords. Several policemen and n
dozen rioters were injured. Ten rioters
were arrested
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

AFTER an explosion in a Colorado
coal mine, twcnty-four men being
NI''c'' tue Diane was fixed nicely
upon one of the deceased and the
survivors were requested to 90 to
work again, the conditions remain,
Ing the same and inviting anothe,
The men deInurred. They
are striking now. The desire of tho
miners to prolong their lives seems IN
Vie management quite unreasonable
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
wANrED ro I'd rnR sIanrs

"Cau you wash wlndoSs, Kaa..p
asked the mistress OF tue new y,,. d..
was hiring.
Yes, NON. eau wash en- on tie
inside"
"But why not on TIE oltsiier
"Id have to turn my back on the
street"
"Oh, you are afraid Of falling out"
"No, nom. Bat there might be some.
thin passln' an | wouldn't get to see j,
Id hate TO miss anythlu', mon. 7-U..
troit Free Press.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
FROM BAD TO WORSE.

She-"I would like to call you BY
your CAristian name, love, but Tom is
SO hateful and common, you know.
Haven't you some pet namel"
Iie-"N-no, l-er-aaven't."
She-"A,e you always known as Tom
among your friends"
lie (orlShtenins up mo, the boys
call me Shortly"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

A., An enthusiastic audience packed Central
Music Hall In Chicago on Sunday TO de-
nounce the Russian extradition treaty The
speakers declared the treaty to be fupitiye
save ihW and the President and Senate Of
me United States to be policemen of the
state senator Noonan presided and nd
dresses were made by Judge NJ + Tnl",,
Bishop Fallows, Rabbi Ilrsh and otbcrs
A letter from George KEENAN,, the Siberian
explorer, was read. 1t was decided TO re-.
quest the government in order to undo the
great disgrace 1t has put upon the United
states, to al once abrOgate the treaty.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
A WARNING VOICE.

"clarIbel," called out tho old gentle.
man in loud, rasping and emphatic
voice from the head of the stairway Mt
li;oo P. M, "you tell that slick haired
talIow faced, spider legged dude IN the
parlor there to take his No. s hat and
walk OIL, and if he ever come, hero
again, by jocks, rII kick him c ear IN
through his necktiel"
Alfred" murmured the young wo.
man, pOnsively, "somethina seems to
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
She WAS DISCOURAGED.

al have had severe chill, " said Mrs.
Sunseman Us sac tried to warm herself
over a cold register
81 hope yon are not gettin. pneu.
mona, Mr.. Stngeman said, anxiously.
~ would be glad to get anything
new, answered ms wife in detected
tone. detroit Free Press.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

There is big stir in mining circles in Guam.
ajuato, over the discovery of extensive and
rich deposits of tin south Of that city.
The find was made by Frank Cor
don, nm American, who has been prospecting
III beha of Philadelphia syndicate. The
new TN properties bore evidence of having
been worked by The Aztccs or some other
race centuries ago. The work Of deyelop.
ing the deposits will begin rs soon as ma.
Chnery can be obtained
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
AN HONEST AUCTIONEEr

eve will offer for sale this afternoon
ladies' and gen.lemeu,' said the
"uctioneer, "a large and varied collec.
loh oil Columbus portraits, all of which
are warranted genuine oil paintings and
no two are alike"
Then the crowd rushed up and bourht
Tor they knew the auctioneer told the
trutn.-Troy Press.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

One Of The city banks NJ IInlIfax ho. do.
cidcd not to take American currency nj mr.
owing to the sud len fall Of silver I'm New
YORK Al American bills paid into the
hahk VIII be sent forward for collection and
the proceeds realized will he paid to the
customer some Of the Halifax banks have
notified their agents not to take American
ollla at al; Brokers are taking them at 10
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
MAKING 1T ALL RIGHT.

Customer % head WAITER -"Hcrc,
sir, this clumsy fellow has spilled over
half OF my cup of tea down my back"
Head Waiter to clumsy waiter,
'ternly)-"Brlng this gentlemln a full
cup OF tea instantly. "-rt1as Slltinss.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

DIDN'T APPROVE sucH coNuucr.
"rwenio Is = hog
"What nOwi"
"Coming in on a suburban tr,f7 o..
other day we had the same selt Per,
girl stopped in the aisle, waitei-
"Aud Twenlo wouldn't get lp.'
"No, he"
"And you didi"
"Yes, l."
"And so he sat By the girl all the z,v
into town.
"Unu. | say he's a hog. Chic, ..
News Record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

Dusty RLoIcs-"My life has been a
long struggle after the unl,!aintb'e.
Mrs. Dogood--"Foor fellow. " AT
has been yoIr uint"
Dusty R2olcs-"I have been irwin,
all my life 10 live without WORK, and [
have had to hustle to do it."-New
York Herald.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
NORLE~sE OBLIGE.

Alec Tristty-"Do you believe in cleo
rocutlon!'
Fos-"No, sill; do notl The old,
fashioned way Of hanging that suited my
l"refather, is good enough for me. -
PUCK.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
MARD OF HFARINn-

"Iou say your dau 5hter plays by
carr said the minister.
"fes, replIci the mother proudly.
Excuse me-but-er-is your daugh.
ter at all hard of hearing f'-Wasniug.
ton Star.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
NAVE EnR mIMsELF-

81 suppose Deuton i, making a name
Tor himself in the cityr
"NeIl, judging from the police re.
ports he mas made himself two or three "
Chicago luter Ocean.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
nor An CNEArURAL MISTAKE.

Seryant-"Stcp tins WAY, Mr.. Wu;zz y
CAlier-"Mr. Wnati Ny name is
Jones'"
Scryant-"lour pardon, sir. When
handed your card to Miss Mo..ie snc said
Gee Whizhl show him lu. '-B!us.
hamtou Leader,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
A sPEtT:GvG ACQ"AtvrAv F..

"Have You male any acl,isintt1c,'
since you came to Wa,hin toni SAID
one young man to another.
"Weli,l have speaking Acquaintance
With several OF the Young women in the
telephone offices. "-Washiugton Star.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
so DIFFERENT.

Van Braam-"A nat quiet eyes Miss
Manchester mas
Shlngls-"Yes; So widely different
from ncr chin. "-Pittsburg ClronIcle.
Tele graph.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
MAKES IT TALK.

Bobhy-"Wnat Is piano recital.
mammal"
Mamma--"A piano recital, my son, oc.
ours when the pianist makes the piano
talk. Statesman.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

., THERE arc now 20, 600 miles of telegraph
lines in Mexico. In tho last SIX months ia
miles OF railway have been constructed and
there are now 81, 0C0 miles all together
rams nave been made for five new railway
eonipunles. ~ IS hoped that the Tehuants
pee railway will soon be completed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
WHAT HE WAS LOOKING FOR.

Mamma-"Johuny, wIat male you
pound holes all over this par!or WALTZ
JohnnY-'I was looking for the ears
you ami papa SAID it had. '-Cn.caso
Inter UCeau.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

An Irish woman named Mrs. Todd die,
recently at Donaghmorc, Ncwry, at the az
OF ITO years. She well remembered man,
OF the stirring scenes of the rebellion OF
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28
TIE MERRY SIDE OF LIFE.
STORIES THAT ARE TOLD BY THE
FUNNY MEN OF THE PRESS.

The Good Young Man and the u INK
so Different -N0bleSse pbii2e-
Hand OF Hearing. Etc, Etc.
Speculation.
Prices shppel.
CONSERVATION.
Cashier skipped.
-NashIn stou Star
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-04-28

tell me We bad better paFtg-Ca.,,.
Tribune.