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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-20
PENINSULA POINTERS.

The state com mittee of the w. G. T. u
closed its five days session in Marquette
Tuesday evening.
Presiding Elder Sweet, at the conven-
ton lately held at Menominee, was
elected president of the Lake Superior
Ministerial Association of the NJ. E..
church.
Samuel Mitchell, president and man
ager OF the jackson and Negaunee
mines, has purchased the big rolling
mill south Of Negaunee from George l..
Beecher, of Detroit, and will reopen the
property which has been idle for some
fifteen years. The mine produces man
ganiferous iron ore, and is capable OF
heavy production.
Matt Lima, miner employed at the
old Queen shaft of the Queen Mining
company, at Neganee, was instantly
killed Tuesday afternoon about 2 o'clock.
He was standing on set of timbers
while engaged in barring down ore from
above. A larger quantity Of ore than he
expected To fall came down and broke
the timbers on which he was standing.
Lima was knocked into a chute near by
and fell to the bottom, distance OF
twenty-five feet. From there he fell
through a raise which was almost d.
rec,ly under the chute and dropped
about sixty-ive feet further into the
mine
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-20
BANK HELD UP!
Crank:Caiis.en am. Y. Bank President ana
Demands 90, COCOON Being Refused
He shoots tho President
and HimseIf

He shoots tho President
ana Himself.
NEw York, June l5.-George h..
Wyckoff, president OF the Bank OF New
Amsterdam, was shot twice in the alb
domen and side this afternoon while in
his private Office in the bank, by man
named Clarence Clark. Clark demanded
money and meeting with refusal fred
the shots and then turned the pistol on
himself Both men are now at the New
York hospital in an .uncoD scious condi-
tion.
When Clark had gained access To Mr..
WyckOf he presented to him the follow
ing letter which was written on Hote
Marlborough paper, in blue ink, and in
clear, legible hand:
I'VE want Sc, 600. Five 81 900 bills,
10 500 bills. ! will shoot you If you
make false movement. My partner
outside also has you covered, and If you
give an alarm within 30 minutes after /
leave, he will throw stick OF dynamite
through the front entrance. Put the
money in an envelope. Don't talk"
The shots were heard by patrolman
on the street, who rushed to the bank
building in time TO see Clark fall.
Mr.. Wyckof is 60 years old, and re.
sides sn Montclair. N. j. Clark is 30
years old, and wears sandy mustache.
lie was well dressed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-20

The choice Of seven delightful excur
sion trips TO Buffalo for the above occa-
sion has been arranged by the Duluth
South Shore & Atlantic R'y, at such
very low fares that summer outing Is
placed within reach Of every body.
For circulars giving full description OF
the excursion trips, time tables Of cars.
price OF tickets and for other informa-
tion apply TO the station and tickle.
agents OF the D., >. s. Il A. R'y, or to
the General Passenger Department,
Marquette. Mich. 62O-tf.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-20
.Japaucsc Noses.

In japan the nose is the only feature
which attracts attention. The nose
determines the beauty or ugliness Of
the face, according as it is big or small.
This is probably due to the fact that
differences in noses constitute about
the only distinction between one Jap
nnese face and another. In Japan u
lady who has huge proboscis b al
ways a great beauty and reigning
kelle
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-20
An Odd Re1ueat

An eccentric old bachelor. who died
lately at Odessa, Russia, bequeathed
100000 rubles (about $4,000, OOO) to
his four nieces on condition that they
first go into service as chambermaids,
washerwomen or coalwomen for -
months. The local police are charged
with the duty of seeing that the con
aition of the will is strictly complied
with. So far the heiresses have re-
ceived sea offers of marriage.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-20
Reciaim,nc welsh Wastes.

Large tracts of sand wastes are now
being reclaimed along the Welsh coast
Series of parallel fences are put up sea
ward. closely interviewer with wires
and furze. and spaces between these
posts are filed with earth and road
scrapings. In these various trees, such
as sycamore, willow, pine and alder, are
planted, while the ridges are sown with
gorse and broom seed and planted with
brior
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-20
Early Prejudice Against t,as.

When it was first proposed TO light
the streets of London with gas great OBJ
lection was made by the public and
newspapers on the ground that the peo-
pie would be poisoned, that the trees
and vegetation would all be killed and
that domestic animals could not pos
sibly survive the deadly fumes.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-06-20
Merico,s Greatest Tcmp,e.

The great temple in the City Of Next
CO was stone structure Of five stages
or stories, 300 feet square at the base
and 12o feet high. There were eight
similar structures of almost equal size
In the city, and nearly 1000 much
smaller
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

Msssrs l. YER Bros Lid, propretors Of
toe suoIgh, soar, do nothing by halves,
They have bntit up be largest soap bu,l
oess 10 tls woh (, Grst, by tutuitg out a
yrry superior article, aud second. by
pluck aud very attractive advertising.
Their laiest stroke 10 the Uuiied States IL
sb1ld one. IL Is Monthly Wrapper
Competition, the tempting features Of
sbich are the pteseutaiilB Of SO 400 in
cash, bicycles and gold watches every
mouth 81 the year 1897, 10 those Who col
rot aud send 10 TO Lever Bros New York
flee TIE largest number OF Sunlight cou
pous, The total value OF the prizes TO be
awarded during the year 1897 is 81 500.
Til competition will comm ance 10 J,p
nary, when / irst prizes, esoh OF 800
cash, - second PM esch OF 500 Pierce
Speorsl B cycles and. 40 third piiz -, each
Of S25 Gold Watches will he awarded to
the successful competitors OF that month
A g'eet advantage ~ this comp tition is
thatlt Is held monthly and, therefore,
those sho 20 Dot succ ,ed for ole month
have plenty more opportunities during
the year. Rn,es and foil particulars are
given in 9nr adyeru-iog columns from
time to time, The firm Of Lever Bros. is
thoroughly responsible and will DO al
they promise
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

The ioieslos pleasant letter from tue
e.ding pby.ci Of Jacksonville, Fla,
sod . trqasut guest OF the EIliaoI
House hss brea rec, iTed BY Mr. Owl
JAcK.oAylLLE FLA, Dec 23fd, 1896
Nv ber ant
lout lttlsrs aud papers received sm
l0iosi TO bear tbstyol are veil sud hope
se may see you here. soon. Iosay an
delight. d thu the OfSis Dag viii iy over
thr = iudtor Hotel would ouIy mildly 81
prrss It, o hers, to, are equally piea ed
aud iti's uig thing for the city snd for
thett t.
bop sud tank the neS Grm Of Otyi-
4 Martin viii DO we'll. They have b,eu
sell grounded 10 the rudlments Of hotel
lie aud II tle people come they will get
their share OF the psir uspe aud will do
wsl You must come aud give them
good send of
The Windsor slready comue0ces to
look well, under the new inspiration aud
will open stout the f ret week 10 January,
Tr.yeI is light bat will be geo b Febfu.
AIRY snd perhaps io)ner. Come and e
me sure, Yours sincerely,
T. I SAHAL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31
WILLIAM WIS EsrArg.

" trArg - YEaMoSr Dslrot ofMADchester, -
At Probate Court, holden At Manchester,
sithlo ard fyf said District, 90 The 2Jfd day VI
December A. u. 1885,.
Present; Hos K FowLER, Judge.
Mary l.. Austin AimiuistfatrI on the e,tAte
Of VIII an thaW ate of Rupert Ia SAID distinct
deceasod presented 10 sald Court al applioA
ton IN writing 10 convey certain lABds situsts
10 sGd Rupert to Depitt q Beobe, which tho
said deceased var 10 hls lifeline under contract,
binding at law add Ia equity to deed
NhereupoD, II sas ordered BY said Court that
AL persons concerned 10 Sid estAie be notified
appear at tessiDn thereof ~ La hold Al ho
Probate Once In sFid district On the l5th dsy
Of January A b. 1871, al 10 o'clock Ia Tho fore
roon. aud chow cause II any they have Why ,sid
license should not be granted, iOt uhioh puf.
po5e II vac further ordered that tLir order 10
pubIHbed thfto sosks sueosssiysly, previous
4eiet0, IA The Manchester J0uHNAL, ness
PAPER printed AZ Manchester ~ sald District
43F ". h. EDGEHIOA. Hsgsttf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

ibst is stvs'e criticism xlich the Los
doc Caroaicie vis,is apon Amb....dor
B'J.r g., bat Il s !lsi. III. eoudue, dur
'ns l1e Nea'E1sl'H erIsis Of year sso
mort The caudsmuatioa Of The L7ados
loareal 81 lc4 lie beet iLtormsd ~ 10 Amer
ioss sa'us 40 most i,IsndIJ 10 Amere.
NJ, bu'ti bss ell the st.ees Of cou,,
boz be i.ofs the selii strength which
' 41're1 q sraprls pitb grave tpterpa
hcual qats'lgus tie LACKS the hsnd Of
,tsel, though ~ bass glove Of velvet, II
' perfectly 'fas s the Cbrobicls .,s.
That shso TIE ersls btcsms acute b, .n
prmtus s TO be oa , lay. asurs 10 nsso
tl'''oas ~hlch we're conducted 10 victor
cue issus ty PfesiisIt Cisrsland AID See
reisfy ulaey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

etna o OF k'rs,s, ptomluel Ia fn,ti
elsi .ud poIuca circles 10 that s,ste r..
crptly sfote iotI-Gpv Soodturr letter
10 stitch be debtyd empbatio.lly that
thioss are 10 snsb bad shape 10 Ksnsss -
eastern pspers represent them Tue pso.
PIE pi h'oss., he eye, ate not all crstk.
or frpu Tat Re- They ~tre. Tor the most
part, born sud sdusstsi s.st Of the Mt.,.
l''ipp' 'ud r.b u Masoa aud DIou.
liue, sod D, Is be tbluks, s.I.udst on orr
i.'h'r' 'ah III there. mot q shom yet
live 10 toe middle sBd S,u Easl.ud
''tt', TO tsy tb.t her 'ous d dsusb.
'ef' vtts ednc.ied 10 become fa,csl. 800
ifsads
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

Nheu To House adjourned for The hol
ldsy fecers laesd the legislative, eIeon
Nv SUD lniici.l appropriation bill had
been di'posed Of, It al" passed Just as
reported "l'h the -'Iasls sSsBpaa, Ral
reduced from 5000 to. $1,000. TIE bill
carried a total sppfoprl.tion OF s2l 6G8..
30, snt prJyIies for 10 O6j salaries,
There v's c1usiief.ble discussion over
the appropriation to tue civil service com
mlsslpu, 81 usual, bat the fact ia nole.or-
Thy inst the number Of spoilsmen who op
enly oppose tbs reform gross smaller ev
cry year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

Macy are uos dIs.ppt int,d because the
good umes' are go slow 10 coming To
'htm, bat met errst changes are mo-
brought sbont 10 day. Lose OF conf
deuce msy hrIoe = speed, p.uic. - w.s
'he csse four yesrs ago, bot when cont
dehce lie frstotri It takes une to undo the
uisohht that has bcea done. A house
msy be totu dosa 10 day but it takes
tine to rebuild II People mu.t hsv. p.
'icnee .nd ptsc'i'e economy fors time,
bat the 5000 line sill surely come to bin
Who T'its 9it1 pstienc. aud We hope IT
viii come to all JouHSAL rs.der.uth tbs
al tppy Nes Yer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

To cure all old sores to heal an indoleDI
ulcer, or to speedily cure piles. you NEED
'tmplyspo'y RaS:Wy9tito.is lis F magic . ike
action will surpriseyo1. Petiboue 4 Co.,
Manchester Depot }, Il Whipple, Man
chester Centra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

DR., l. W Psge Of b Dston as been sp-
poibted superintendent Of the Wsterbury
lnssue Asy iun 10 succeed Dr. Giddioe..
The Ffsc PresS comments most i.yorsbly
upon thls appointment saying; DR.. Page
has hsd extensive experience 10 the treat.
ment OF the mentally diseased He has
had tue Successive cbsrse OF tsoimpor-
tso' loslItnIons Tor the care aud cure Of
'uch pst nts, 10 which he showed first
rate eIscatlvs 'tluy Hris 10 the PRIME
OF HE, mta OF ,n-tsy aud msut, re-.
sources, OF biRh personal ohsrsotsr, Of edr
ucs,lJu .ui ptiucipl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

Are yon snif-rIuR With any disease
which will make your life miserable. Do
You know that Rs1sm's Micrcbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
Miss MARY FARNUM, Agent,
v36m. Maple Hill. Manchester d. pote
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

The length Of life may be increased by
lessening Its dangers The majority Of
people die from lung troubles. These
may he averted by promptly using Oos
Minute Cough Cnre. Petlbone & Co.,
Manchester Depot; j. II, Whipple, Man
chester CentTe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

The Cuban stluslioa has 30. changed
materially. Et-ssasior Eimaads .ad Z
J. PaslPs are reported 10 have sustained
oiss's posiiioa that Cohgrsss hn 10 .b
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

A good deal hangs ou tue Senatorial
conts,I 10 North CsraItns, where Senst0r
Iti'cb.td Is csudI1st tor re election
He one ut toe iew Republican silver
men, buI he viii vote Tor .ptJlelt,ye tar
10 bnL TIE lopalitt, hoIi the balance
OF pc~er 10 tbe l. 'el.lslure. Mr.. pri cL
ard cannot be- elected without their sop
port His defeat souli have the effect OF
strengthening tho rscI2ai silver element 10
the s'uate ald vs.keutng protection. Aud
10 the bsns'e every Ir1,eetlouIst vote /.
needed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

,alan tstsaey 10 tst usiitt q teraff q
taF The sr8tper itsoa ~ lats Tee Ion
don Im.t gaHlshsa o. artsa'F sc 49, &
lhsl teret.l IsfePaa eaun'flw ypalt
n8svtt sgsls provided the Z 4 severe
meat go afsmt telisr, hgt lhs ittu
fbeatsuytIr asDlts Tee mattfr uili BE-
tbaasst tlteas.sa ts 'as ssHas. bot
so4uussf.is sli.Hn -. Dc fstse sod Eas
ntlt % ~ toe rrsseat earFfsss uitrb
.ats nuf Mueh lftatrsv oa1gtt,s is
called De- ,ptcls. saaaauss.ttatat5 "A #rr
.iii b. asis to p.ts asat tesaiai,ar be-
f.tar e tbs iadspe5itses q Cgha sItA
lts bop, ttsi N kelley 80 hvafn
Ibf Jesse sbjeh 49, Iu ltt LES lte'i
3suua c.apslsa - gevcfaneat by h-
!sasiior 80 las .at eli oi acbet by tte
Hoats uuutes aa Jastetur w.. oau
muiss tss beiafe 80 'ebs asf 2 fht
vh.ea pssset iae Nassie I,a J .a., 80
ual#s cualsup,. court into a.rset std
fodH &c c.s't.saa = rmHuaF uiHs ~
.ar tu the ss.trr esse. IAn u@#ua If
i. uoi 80 sst,uug 30 character AZ tae
,ros.s blll. sad the sgunmeBt q tar Goa
u ,t'ss stod,II further 10 50 pe There
ssusrh sIpresslar, however CD toe
"a Ct that Dulici stdes eagrts shast1 =
tendency 70 srto their linsiIs i1a, 90
lle .roaud q c1ulemp', 20 the peilt Of /
GA the tisti Of ri by lufy, /
.pd tall all probably be repattd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31
Is Warren St , Ne

A friend advised me to try Elys Cream
Balm and after using it SIX weeks | lie
lieve myself cnred OF cstarrh. II is a
most valuable remedy Joseph Stewart,
GA Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

lt srps,fs tIs to Alden isn4 lsw a.
d ,asss 10 lat altogether "lisiseiaty 20
,1u HsaS b. tEt state Oas Gsgs.
- .fa 80 2 atfj - htitsties tbst kstts'
a,a aas-t $50 Save ibs rlsti - tsIl hi'
i.ia f# .a1 arit sho si.l tar IT. e'ea =
IHr HHa ts.saH afshals itam Hallsli
.e5rars SEA zee e. gluJ tTs 81 nsbt
Is 60 ts t-.HsAus tr,.ae De- G.' aftirs
ttt . Ht'ea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

Ga recell Of ten cents, cash or slamps.
generous sample viii be mailed Of the
most popular Cstarrh and Hay Fever
Cure Ely Cream Balm sufficient to dem
onstrate it's greet merit. Fall siza SOC.
ELY BROTHERS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

Daung tue coli moFsm-nt to tbs ooun
tfy 10 srplsuUrf snd OF der the Faro.
resu bake Loot quite heavily Bot sloss
tae election they have been Increasing
~ ijly, sud toe statement Of % European
hagks Tor NV 70 shows th,t 10 the pre-.
,lout 'oltt' eu days toe gold reserve hst
i7orrssri rs OJJ 900 francs, OF s9) 600.
0op, ~ltbout shipments from Amsrios
Tue sbos, taat tIere is revival OF busI.
be's aud demaad Tor Discount Of paper
sbto.d a. sell a. here
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

psieU iron u1U.tsutiaopis 10 toe
t..ts. : ~ss.ys tu.t tie sait.n has is-
,tat ID ee Tee .Tsuttus sm assty 20 2uDU AZ
a. nls.ssbo rlfhrf bsi bvsn convicted Of
q I.Hs. sssls-i tie sovtramrut or ss.iust
Ia.pts ~ progeny. or $40 wete aHsi 100
ii j 90 suea easfse+ 10 siduiyu bic
e. .sIy oauaatr. tur de.ia sentence, pss
ttioa % Arm raisns o imprisonment 10
At -, sud promises th.l these prisoners
NII De sIvea "a II liberty II they behave
I lsmsrIE TT three mouth
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-02
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l

Burlington, Sept. LA perfect ava
lanohe struck Vermout today and the
largest Republican majority of over 35,
900 is tn result. Favorable weather fol-
lowing the most thorough canvass ever
made in the state added strength to the
verdict given by those alleged 'disoon-
tented farmers" who it was rep orted
were f1ooking in crowds to tho free silver
standard few weeks ago.
Net single town has elected Popu-
list to the legislature and not Demo-
crat will flnd q seat in the Senate. Even
the usual thin scattering of Democrats in
the House will be scarcer than ever in
that body this fall. The Democrats Sc
lected their most popular man and in
iected local strifes wherever possible in
to tho contest in tho hope of swelling the
vote for free silver. They got out o full
vote, in many places it exceeding the vote
polled in 1894 but to oounteract this In
crease the Republicans doubled and
trebled their former votes in many In
stances.
joe BattelI the champion of free sill
yer who reported that Vermont was badly
infected with free silver, got only very
few votes and large share of these
were complimentary. Barre, the homo
of Cand idats jackson nearly doubled the
Republican majority given in '94, while
his own county increased its Republican
majority by several hundred.
Brattleboro elected Kitridge Haskins
representative by majority which ex-
ceeded her total Republican vote in '94.
Burlington re-elcted q. p. Smith as re-
preventative by 662 majority and other
cities and large towns gave the same fat
tering majorities.
Gav Woodbury's majority in 1894 was
az, 900, and the only gubernatorial paral-
lei was in 1888, when Dillingham; was
elected governor with Woodbury. MS cam
didate for lieutenant governor by d ma
jority of 27,61S.
The glorious victory of today has not
only beaten the governor record there
for, but it has also surpassed the record
of 1865 when the Green Mountain boys
honoFed the hero of Appomatox by
giving him majority for President of
80, 1872, as well as that of 1879 when
GRANTS majori ty In Vermont for re-elec.
tion was 30 554.
FREE PRESS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-02
SYMPTOMS OF PARESIS.
George Fred williams Funny Speech
In Bangor Tuesday.

Says Dead and Gone Andrew jackson Was
Populist and Wants to Substitute Sit
uation in this Country for that Which
Hindoos and Greasers enjoy.
Bangor, September 1.-The Democrats
held largely attended rally here to-
night, Hon. j. P. Bass presided and the
speakers were B. e. Donigan, Lawrence.
Mass. and Hon. George Fred Williams.
Dedham, Mass. The last named was the
principal speaker Of the evening and
occupied most of the Time A consider
able portion of his speech was devoted to
an explanation of the change in his
views since 1884, He referred to the pup
lication Of his minority report to Con-
gress against the free coinage of silver
and said In the light of later eyonts he
was now surprised to think that he had
been such fool then. He said he took
pride in the name Populist and declared
that jackson was Populist back in
1882.
He contended that until this country
lifted up the price of silver, we could
not have prosperity. He insisted that
Mexico and India were prosperous, as
q result Of the free coinage of silver and
said, when he was asked if we wanted
that kind of prosperity, in this country,
be answered emphatically yes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-02

ne ADMITTED that We were suffering
from hard times but denied that such
oonaition was caused by contracting
currency. The curren cy has been ip-
creasing and we have today 1900, 900, 600
OF circulating medium. We have S23 per
capiUa greater than Great Britain and
second only to that of France. Taking
the immense check and draft system
into account it was larger than any othsr
nation ona earth. 1t is not true that the
gol standard is forcing all property and
wealth Into the hands of the few. In
mexico the common people are almost as
bad as slaves. The property there under
free coinage of silver is owned by q
very lew immensely rich people. Their
labor is poorly paid in cheap money and
the commodities OF life are much higher
in price. The laborer there is entirely
without the comforts possessed by the
average American wage Garner. The
true reason of depreciation Is the inexor-
able Law. of supply and demand. Silver
was bound to be a cheap money like that
OF Mexico. If it was kept at parity
with goldNand put to 1889 as Bryan now
claims 1T Will be then the whole struo-
ture OF the argument the silverites are
making to the farmer fails. Wages will
not rise unier free coinage in proportion
to the rise in prices of commodities. The
laboring man will feel the disastrous
effects Of free coinage first and suffer
from Its pangs the longest.
Silver coinage except by international
agreement is an absurdity.
Senator Miller went to the very BOTTOM
of the currency question and gave very
lucid treatment of the fallaoies Of free
silver. He pointed to the real cause of
the silence Of our industries in the lack
OF proper tariff legislation and closed
with fervent appeal for Maine to lead
the way for great victory for Mckinley
and Hobart.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-02
New Hampshire Democrats.

Concord, N. H., September 1.-Dele-
gates to Gomorrcw's Democratic state
convention and mem bers of the stats
COMMITTEES held IL caucus ut PhenI1 hall
this evening. The committee Gu parma
nent organization was appointed and re-
ported. It's report was unanimously
adopted. 1t names John 3. Nash Of
Conway az president. DR.. u. Il: Everett
of Nashua has announced his intention
OF introd ucing a resolution chilling for
tbs resignation of Hon. A. W. Sulloway
OF franklin, as member Of the naSionai
committee. because of his announced in
tention to support the Chicago nominee
ana platform. Should he do this the reso-
lation will be defeated.
The committe on resolutions is at work
tonight. The platform will heartily
endorse the nomination OF Bryan and
Sawail and the Chicago platform. Col.
Henry Q. Kent of Lancaster will be
nominated for governor The gold
mon held meeting tonight and agreed
to e MAKE make protest against the platform
platform ara endorsed, and Withdraw if
the protest Is disregarded.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-09-02
The Cotton Cloth Market.

Fall River, Mass, September 1.-Secre-
tary Rounseville of the local cotton man
ufacturers association received letter In
answer. to tho query regarding tbs pro-
tary Il. III. Martin of the Southern Textile
Manufacturers association says of 2, 500,
goo spindle represented in the agreement
last July about 1000 900 curtailed at
leasts forty per cent of time others will
complete it before September 18th or
October 1st and will not resume full one
ations until business improves R,elt
deal. The only mills that have been busy
are working on export orders for goods
made from number IA yarns.