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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24
IMPORTANT ORDER ON PENSIONS.
Change in the Practice Regarding Claims
Under the I $50 Act.

Under the 1850 ACT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Commissioner
OF Pensions Lochren has issued the follow
ing important order simplifying the
practice of the bureau in the adjudica-
ton OF claims under the famous act of
June %. 1890: Pension certificates issued
under the second section OF the act of
June %, 1890. will no longer specify par
ticular disabilities. In such certificates.
where the maximum rating Of Sl2 per
mont b is allowed, the certificate will state
that it IS for inability to earn a support
10y manual labor"
~Where less than tine maximum rating
is allowed the certificate will state that il
is for partial Inability toearn a support by
manual labor Whenever, in case Of a
pension granted under said section at less
than the maximum rating. higher rating
is subsequently sought the application fol
such higher rating shall be considered anu
treated as "A claim for increase and No,
as claim because of a new disability, anG
the; increase, il allowed. will commence
from the date Of the medical examina tior
showing the increased disability"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24
BURIAL OF GEN. Rusk.


MOaOred Dead.
VIIoQUA, Nov a5-This afternoon
viroqua and all the country round about
of the late General Rusk to pay last sad
tribute to his memory. Aud gathered with
them are many Of the most prominent
men OF the state and nation. General
Harrison is here and most OF the men who
were named to act rs p all-bearers, both
active and honorary are also here. The
funeral is in the charge of the Masonic
order, with the Loyal Legion, Grand
Army and Odd Fellows assisting and act
ing as escort.
The last act Of the sad ceremony will
he the firing OF salute by the G. A. r.
Yesterday afternoon services were beid at
the homestead attended by only the fam
lily and few friends. Then the casket-
which is Of cedar in an outside case of steel,
which is burglar proof-was borne to the
Methodist church at this place, where the
remains lay in state until p. m. today,
watched all the time by guard Of honor
from the G. A. r. During the daylight
hours from yesterday afternoon until l
p. M. today shere was continual process
sion through the church to gaze a last
time on the face of the dead.
The religious services today were con-
duc,e by DR. j. ID. Butler. of Madison, and
Rev Nuzum. Major A. J. Cheney. Of Oak
Park, Ills, long time personal friend Of
General Rusk, had charge Of the outside
visiting delegations who came by special
train, the first of which arrived from La.
Crosse bearing ex-senator Cameron and a
large delegation of political and personal
friends of General Rusk. The second spe-
cial was from Madison, bringing Governor
Peck, his staff. state officers. and others.
E.x-President Harrison arrived with eN-
| Attorney General Miller last night al II
o'clock and were driven direct to the
Rusk residence. Other distinguished
guests were entertained at the ressdence
| of +. H. Craig. General Rusk's son-in-law,
while others found entertainment ai
homes which were thrown open to visitors
There was no post-mortem examination
the family obj-ctinG, and the exact cause
! Of death will never be known.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24
England Likely TO Get Samoa.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24.-n the news
received here by the steamship Alameda
be correct it seems possible that there will
he change in the controlling interest in
the Samoan islands within short time,
and that tue English will succeed the
Germans in supremacy there. The Sa-
moan Herald states that syndicate has
been organized in Australia whose inten-
tiou it is to purchase the plantations and
other property Of the "Deutschen Handels
and Plantagen Gesellschaft" in Samoa.
About all the interest Germany has in
Samoa is bound up in this firm and its
property once English Great Britain
would have largely dominating inilu-
epce in the islands.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24
Railroad Collision at nes Moiue.

Railroad COLLISION At I1eS MOknes.
DES MONIES, Nov. 2l.-A Rock ISL
and passenger ran into a freight, dam
aging considerable property. but no
one was injured. /.
BUFFALO. Nov. 24.-The Lehigh
started three freight trains out this
morning with instructions to run
carefully. Trouble is breeding.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24
Gen. Ruxk's Funeral.

VIROQUA, Wis, Nov. 24.-The fu-
neral of Gen. Rusk occurred here to-.
day, the ceremonies being of beiit-
ting kind. DIR. Butler, by the gen
erals last request, officiated. Many
distinguished personages were pres
ent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24

FAIRPORT, Ohio, Nov. 24.-The
docks along the river are burning be-
yond the control of the firemen. The
loss will be hundreds of thousands.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24

The war in b raxil shows NO signs OF
abating. Both sides claim the ulti mate
victory, but recently Peixoto's guns su nj
10 becoming dangerous to live in Rio ia
neiro. although Mello he's mos commenced
bowbardine the city directly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24
Cold In the Northwest

ST. PAUL. Nov. 24.-RepOrts from
the northwest are that it is extreme
lh cold, the temperature being 25
below zero.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24
The rrainmen Gain . Point.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. aA.-The conferen ce be-
tween Grand Chief Arthur, of the Broth
erhood Of Engineers. and Grand Chief
Sargent. of the Brotherhood Of Railway
Firemen, and General Manager Ramsey.
of the St. Louis Bridge and Tunnel COM
pany, has resulted in favor OF the railroad
men. Hereafter when engineers aud fire.
men are required to make short runs Of
an hour or 30 they will be paid for half
days work.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24

The Italian Cabinet Resigns.
ROME. Nov. 24.-The Italian cabi--
net resigned this morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-24
VERY LATEST
THE HAWAIIAN POLICY.
A Report that Secretary Gresham DenRes
Responsibility.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. ga
sensational report has made its ap
pearance to the effect that Secretary
Gresham denies the responsibility of
President Cleveland's Hawaiian policy
and states that it was decided upon
before he was invited into his cabinet,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

DIR lie ecpirol 81 Clsrs.5s'. sssEsa
Pr.isrzi Clssslsss sEa seetsssfy La
moti hsvs pes hssiisied 10 peiss 10 The
Solass 81 tho nschiss 10 AIhAsy Couniy
ssa 70 charge spoa The Hin Murrsy fac
sios The opesiss q iss axhi sssins, ihs
sSizlsissrsiios P~h4ps Mr.. Sasehsa
~. ccs,roates With abe ssss seeuss,ios
Of RssLirssor ssd then realized ihsi ihis
sduinistrssieu messs o. 10 The halls
sssi,si The Bili.MHrpb, sseshsa ma
eblss..
MssSvtiis The. vlf aad uesebefou'
BrOoslyu b.. MeLsushlio. 10 sinpiy
vsilibs The word 10 maize his con binstion
9Th the sdwiSi.tfsllon forces. sad si2ns
mpliiply thai sbils Dick Croker is loyal
10 Marpby . bis personal friend add
bscia. the o.bsr Tsmmsnr Leaders. fear,
fol o. the iaipfs, and especially fearful Of
90 sllilnce te.weea The Brookiyn and the
Cleveland democracy. IRE willing 10 i.li 81
,hs iest Of CIevslAod. surrender sod be-
come bis allies.
There hs not been . more Interesting
political si,ustion 10 this State ,ince 1881.
Thea The interest attached 10 The repuolii
csu side. II sss the 0afh IL sdmiriars'
tioo ssain,, the tso republican Sens,ors
hon New York. Nov II 10 the stherwsy,
spd I. hhtory repeats itself. IL !. essy TO
rrsdic. the end Of this isciionsi demo.
cratic sAfsra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

NJ csisuh vas very bad Fer thirty
years have besn ireahlsa vita t. have
isisd numbsr a remedies xitboai relief
A dragsisi advised Eiys Cream Bain. /
hsrs used one bottle sEd Get say tsei
llks psw nsn- J make ihis.relanlary
sl.isuest that others nsy tnos OF the
Bslm--J. W. Msibessop, tawysr), Paw
iuet "a X l.
Tters weis 1000 boxes Of American
cheese sep, from ST. Albsus 10 Liver osi.
E5slsp5, lat seek.
Robert eight yesr Cd zoo Ct c. A.
Best. ~ss dro.sed 10 /. Aiueoasi river al
Montpelier Tuesday,
Hsrry Bahor, sesd a. vas arrested at
Beppingloa While walking about the VII
lsss With gun aud an axe. He..was IN
s.ns sSd persisted that be hsd killed bis
vile and live children.
The infant daughter d Pred II Wood
v'rj, the aaodry proprh Tor =. 81. AL.
bans, sss fatally burned Friday al Phillips
burg. r. q. II is not kposo hos the &C.
ciJslt occurred ss the child clothes look
fire While che was sione.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

South Carolina 10 a peculiar state. and
is nothing unless radical in everything il
undertakes. II las recently adopted Q
prohibiiory law that is unique aud Its en-
forcemept. II i; can be enforced. will be
locked uIon With interest all over the
country.
The new probibi ofy law Of the Palm.t.
to State is = stslwsrt enactment. After
July l saloons and club houses will be res
esrded IS disorder y houses. Druggists
who sell sleoholic liquors. except when
compounded IS medicine. will be Ii bile to
severe punishment. There will be forty
six places in Il @ State at which liquor can
be lrgslly stli, and those will be ID
charge Of State agents, who must be total
sbsiainers. They will be permitted to dis
pense their commodi les only TO those vi o
make written o. plicstion ststirg their DE
Drunksrds. strangers and re
putsd de.lers il liquor will not be peru it,
ted to buy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

The labor trorbl,s 10 Lancashire. Eng
land. which ended by q compromise. take
rsnk ss the greatest struggle tstween capt.
tai aud lslot which the world has ev,i
seen The esmpaign, which lasted TWEEN
~ weeks, involved directly and indirectly
l25, 900 employee, and cost in loss OF wsg'
60 alone $4,000, 900. Each aide was
equally willing at the outset 10 engage in
ties, Of strength, aud Of lat they were
Jus, as 8 lad to call time with hoaors even.
Great sacrifices have been endured, with
no result save that both parties to the on
f,c' have had oil desire for fight taken out
o. them, aud the advantages Of mutual
compromise are. Tor the time being, fully
conceded just = shade mofe than the mssi
tens. but there has really been no vici' ry
for either side.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13
DANIEL BENTLEY'S TsTArr

STATE OF VERMONT District of Manchester. 3,
In Probate Court, held at Manchester. within
aud Tor said District on the 9Th day OF Aprl
A. d. 1898
Ptosen II X. FOWLER, judi e.
Willis y. Bentley, Administrator ( the estate
Of Daniel Bentley late OF Arlington in said
District deceased, has Tho day presented 10
safe Q urt HE petition in writing, setting forth
that II viii TO IA cetusry to sell all OF the resl
estate OF said deceased for the pa, ment OF the
d. BIS Ard charges OF administration. Repre-.
SEEMING the amoant of debts due from said do
cesstd " $3.50 90, the charges OF administration.
estimated 5000; the value OF the perropai
esise, $40 10. balance Of debts chsrgeabIe on
the real estate OF sald deceased Of $4,000, and
therein making application TO sad Court for
lice nee 10 make such sale.
Whereupon IT was ordered that bearing On
tAid Application be had at a Probate Conf
to be held at the Probate Office in Mspcbes.
ter In said District on the 2sth day OF Aprll
ID. 1893, at 10 o'clock NJ, and thai
notice OF raid application, the nature and reason,
thereof and the time and place OF hearing there
on, be ven to all persons intere,ted by The
public, ton hereof three weeks suecepsiyely In
the Manchester JouRS,L, newspaper printed
at Manchester In said District, previous to said
time Of hearing
A true record,
Attest, :. E PENN, Register.
true copy OF record
1857 Ates,, J. Z. FINN. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13
STATE NEWS

Dr. 4 n,rs, u Of Oh, STR has sold BIZ
property aud practice to DR.. G W Ray
who has been prseticing physician o
Jsmaics for several yesrs.
He tL1iuus bly, believes ip it, Mr.. A. j
Rutherford, Geneva Book Binder, Genevs
N. Y, writes. l.received q severe knock
on my head, cutting the scalp badly.
applied Salvation Oil, and few spplica
tons remeved al psin. It's the beat
thing for cuts. barps aud bruises. l Keep
u b. tb 10 my house aud sto,,, and would
net be witboutit.
Veterinary Surgeon II. A. Wakefield OF
Montpelier. who vas recently appointed
inspector by the tta,e CON ission, and d
J Smith Of Barre. have quarsuiined five
places 10 Barre. h ae hog CT era exists,
81 the cases being extreme ones
With Elyr Cream Balm . child can be
treated without pain aud with per feet
safety, IL cures cstsrrh. hay fever and
csl Ia in the bead Il is easily spilled in
10 the no.trils aud gives Immediate 10
ILL Piice 80 c,s
Jobn Lsrsmie OF Ferri.burg. aged IS.
wss killed by sfsll NJ tree Last week
rnusi.y, limb striking bin on tn,
meek
Byron C.. youns con OF Q ui,,erasld,
formerly OF woodland. vas KILLED by the
c-r.s, Hoosiek Pals, NY. last week.
10 the Rutland CouLty court Tuesday
ssven mrn wers hoed 81, $50 for sellins
l'quor, and ois OF them received sen
lsnce Of two months 10 the house Of cor
teclion.
Howevtr selections mother msys be
y oni The health snd comfcrt Of their III
lie children they cannot pr,yent Them
rom con,rsctios eronp and ~hoopins
'on.h. But .bile they cannot prevent
hsir troubles they can readily cure the
lille ones With Dr. Balls Cough s,rup.
Ruby. the s year old daughter OF Cha. |
Perkins Of Bfidsevs,sr Centre. sss eansht
y The hair 10 belt at Der fathers stretch
= mi II last week Tuesday. and Der scalp
sas taken on IRON inst above tho eyes 10
be bach Of The neck, isking ons ear wi,h
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13
THOMAS FLEMING's E.r,,r.

hTATE uT NERMt NJ, District of Manchester ss
BE n rendered, that al q session OF the IIo.
bate Court, holden ~ Manchester, within aud
for said District, on the 7th day Of April A. ID.
1898
Percent, Hos. ", X, Fowler, Judge.
Wh.ras, David " Buck, Executor Of The last
will aud testament OF lhomas Fleming late OF
Arlington In Haid District. deceased, has this
day preserved 10 said Court, his petition 10 witt
ing, setting iorih that II will be necessary TO
sell n part OF the real estate Of said dee, assd,
for the payment Of the debts, legsti ard
charges Of administration; aud also that viii
be beneficial Tor all parties interested therein 10
sell the whole OF he real estate OF said deceased
agreeable 10 the direction Of the will Of said de.
ceased: sad real estate de- o. ibed as iolowsi IL
being the homo fam whereof said deceased
died sliced In Arlington; bon pded north by the
land Of sarah Hayes; easteIly by lands OF Anson
Buck and lands OF ID. Valentine; south by Bat
tenkill river; and westerly by lands OF A, q.
Mckee aud lands OF y. o. Hanpeman. Also the
Bridge lot 40 called, bounded on the north and
east by lands OF Y. o. HsnDemsn. on the south
by the highway; and on the west by lands Of A.
q. Mckee; AID therein making application 10
said Court for license 70 make such sale.
IL 10 ordered, that all persons interested Ia the
estate Of said deceased be not fed TO appear be.
fore ssld Court nj the Probate Office Ia Man
chester, IN said DisiIict, on the ~ b day ~
April A. d. 1928, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, by publi.
cation OF this order, three weeks suoo, ssiyeiy
previous thereto, iD the Manchester JouHssL, :
newspaper printed at Manchester aforesaid, TO
show cause, II any they may have. why said
license should not be r. nied
I93w J.E FEM, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13


STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Manchester. a.
Ia Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said District. on the 22nd day OF March
A. ID. 1898
Sarah j. Bowen, Administering Of the estate
Of Andrews Bowen late of Manchester in said
District, DECEASED, presents her administration
account Tor examination and allowance. and
makes application Tor a decree OF distribution
and partition OF he estate of said deceased.
Whereupon. IT is ordered by said Court. that
said account ana said application be referred to
a session OF said Court 10 be held al the Pro.
bate ONCE IN Manchester, in said district, on
the lih day OF April A, d, 1893, at 10 O'Clock
A. M. Tor hearing and decision thereon: And
1t is further ordered that Lotice hereof be given
TO all persons interested, by publication OF the
same hiee weeks Successfully in the Manches
ter JOURNAL, newspaper published at Man.
chester feyious TO said time appointed for hear
ing that they may appear at said time and place
aud show cause, ii any they may have, WY said
sccount should not be allowed, and such decree
made.
true record
J, E FEM, Register.
true copy OF record
7Jw AT EFT J Z FEM Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13
IN CHANCERY.
Iisssisoros oousrr.


Where's, George o, woodcock Of Manchester
In the County OF bennington and state nf Yer /.
mont, ha. hed III tho office Of the C.ert n
the Court of Chancery Ia the County ~
BenninR on his petition for foreclosure Agsinst
the ali We named defendant, upon ceriA n lands
IN the town Of Manchester In the county OF Ben.
nir gtou, described III certain mortgage, dated
Oa ober 2ih. ISL, executed by fraok veiai ard
Mary vetsl TO Levi ID Coy, M follows; hound.
ed on the north by lands OF John Williams 60.
tate; east by the highway known ~ Prospect
street, : south by the main highway leading from
Manchester Village south. and west b, lands OF
sophrony Bell containing about one sere, aud
- our homestead whereoD We nov reside, tub-
ject to right OF way as the Fame now exists
Conditioned Tor the payment Of ona hundred dol.
ara, as expressed In a certain promissory note,
given by The said Frank vetal for one hundred
io'lars, payable 10 the order Of Levi u COY. one
day ,fttr date, with interest snnuflly. Aud
sfterwsl ds the said Mary fetai deceased aud
the said Levi ID. Coy duly transferred and as
signed said mortgage and the note thereby -e.
cured 10 the petitioner. And II appearing that
ssid defendant, Frank Vetsl resides In New
Hampshire, and Ia without the State Of Yer
mont, 70 that = subj una cannot be served upon
him.
II ia therefore ordered, that said d, PENDANT be
required 10 appear on the nrst day Of tho next
'iaied ten m Of said Court to be held at Manola.-
ter within snd for said County OF bennington on
the first Tuesday OF June A d. 1893. and maze
answer 20 the raid petition; and the said petit
toner shall cause this order 10 be published IN
the Manchester JOURNAL. \ public newspaper
printed at Manchester Aforesaid, three weeks,
suce, ssiv.ly, the last Of which shall be al least
twenty DAYS previous TO the commencement Of
the Aforesaid term Of said Court.
Dated at Manchester, Aforesaid, this ARD day
OF March A. d, 1898.
EDWARD J. HALL Clerk,
FowLER a Bon. Fol titors for the Petitioner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

The q pch..,er Herald eomputas ihsi
ise coat Of the coiuubus expedition Zoe
The discovery o. Amtrios va shout 81 900.
when The late Peter Cooper rae for the
Pfe.ideacy 90 the Gfeenbsek ticket be
said The 18th Of the coatiseai vas no.
ela.l 10 The sun ,hsi the cost oil the erpe'
di,ioa Of Colsmbus wosli bsve reached
II Il bad boea pu, oal ii compound inter-
cot instead o, bsing expended for the
voyage Of discovery. We men,ioa THE
stsiemsul 10 give lhs Heralds arithmetic
MAJ 40 oppottauiiy TO DO come more
hsur6g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

Briii.h bailas,s % locomotive rpsiue'
are ., the preset time enduring much mi
rect. the ehicf reason for which is the Tear
that the loco motive made 10 the Uni ell
s's'es will drive the Eaglish engines froD
the foreign market, where they have here
'o'ore been suI rene. 10 sn important
branch OF manufacture such as this The
oompetion is 20, 80 much oae Of price IS
IL Is Of scientific production aud skilled
noisb. Therefore, /, is doubly gratifying
10 kbow that our erpoit trade is 10 u
q luristing coadiilon. With the like libood
tbs, the Upi,ed States wiIl lead the world
10 this liue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13
EBENFzER ARCHER's Esr,rr

state Of Vermont. District Of Manchester. h,
10 Probate Court held al Manchester. within
and io' said District, on the lib day Of Ap,j
A. u. 1893
A copy. and the Probate thereof duly suthsn.
tieA' 60, OF an lns'rumcnt pnporling to be Il 4
lsst VIII aud Testament Of Ebenezer Archer
late Of Jackson, County Of Washington, state 1
New YORK, being presented by Michael Kefr the
Executor therein named, for allowance and
record 10 this sise
Whereuoon II was ordered BY said Court
that al persons concerned therein be no.
tined 10 appear al a session thereof 10 be
held a. the Probate offce 10 Msncbests,
IN ,sid district, on the 2slh day Of April
A. p. 1878, al ten o'clock, In the forenoon
and show cause, y any they have, Agsinst The
pfobsie Of sad VIII for which purpose il i
fnrther ordered. thar this order be publish ed
three weeks suceetsreiy In the MACBETH
JOURNAL newspaper printes At Manchester h
sai6 District, previous 10 said time OF hearing.
A true record.
Attest :. y. PENN. Register.
irse copy Fl record
1853 Affect, J. Y. PENN. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

wli'etbe work OF removing fourth cls,s
pos, masters in yern ont goes mefrly on
there are hardly any removals Of the lind
10 Nes York state. There must be q rss
son for this state Of things. There will
be an election 10 New York this fall. snd
too nauy removals might affect the result.
Bs.ii,s there ore two factions in the patty
there aud II one faction is recognized Of
urse the oth,r will be angry. In
this tt.te II oueh Hiram Atkins is DO
ora yet the matter OF appointments
seems TO be governed entirely by his late
friends on the state committee. So far
What was termed the younger element in
the party seems TO have no more Influence
than II did Tour years seo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-13

We have received = lie ter fon Rev.
Claude NJ. Severance. inclosing Q chsrsc'
tersnc 70 tai card from former pupil
which We give b. low.
Mr. Severance was married 10 July 1881
al Kobe t. Mis- Gill since which ii ne bis
residence hes been changed 10 = mo-e sstl
isisct3ry elinste. bat to Province which
is the heart OF the pstionsi religion and
only 20 niles from the sacred shrine
wbiihsr all Jap (spesking 10 ,sely) re
pair snpuslly TO oftr thanks at the too br
OF their ancestors The head Of the temple u,
OF the roysl family, snd. il due respect is
not shosn about the temple enclosure
some sup, rs,iIious person is watching 10
point ont the offender md put lin
through
Recently Mr. Severance went TO Ysmeds
(whsre they srs located and saw the cur
tain which yiseoult Mari poked sside
With his cane. fr which set be lost bis
life later. though be bad been the JapH
nese Minister ct Washington, and also ct
the British court. and afterwards Japanese
Minister OF Education.
Mr. Severance is pleased With his locsi
ton, bias . good organ and wishes that the
Manchester church ctoir might drop 10
and spend e season with him. The postal
card ref, rred 10 is as follows:
Dep Mr. Severance; Il have received
your kind letter with great enjoyment.
Since was loiag to write you Litter,
but b,ing so much deayed with my bu il
ness beg your pardon. | got little
work. 10 Of Jsr usry. In the noroiDg ]
tesch japanese, 10 evening TO teach Eo-
glish class OF night school. Y NJ. @. A. /
am end, avoripg rs possible q, | can. ]
begin my wo,k with earnest prayer, be
cause God is full OF love. because can do
ell Thugs through Christ. | am decided
to work my business with ell my might.
The weather is very cold Low. the ther
mometer sbout 35 degrees. | wish your
Mrs. and you OF peace OF mind al d health
OF loiy,
s. Matimoto.