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Evening journal., 1896-01-13
Incidents Of the Dav.

The Street Comnittse Of tCity
Council has decided TO obtain sstima tes
Of the Stag, similar to that now used sn
the Salem and Philadelphia steamboat
landing. from the w. g. N Railroad
Compiny. TO be delivered to this city for
Soutn and other unpavsd streets
At the dollar Social" in the a. E
Church on Saturday evening Rev. Edwin
Gardner OF stanton, made an Rddress,
A neat sum WAS raised from Investments
Of pennies received last August.
Buy your shoes at McGrory's.
Evening journal., 1896-01-13
Brave Rescue From FrIeid water.

While John McGonlgal was engaged in
cutting ice at Cool Spring reservoir.
Tenth and Jackson streets, this morning.
he slipped srd fell in under tho lice
Walter NJ Watson hurried TO the scsne
and risking his own life, saved the man,
who was only weakened from the s'rigid
bath
Evening journal., 1896-01-13
An AIIen.. Arre.t ror rren.on.

CAPE Town, Jan. 13-Charles Leonard,
chairman Of the Transvaal National union,
was arrested here at Sea Point, a seaside
suburb OF Cape Town.
Evening journal., 1896-01-13
me BI,bop A. 81 J,hn,s.

Rev George O. HALL rector Of st
Johns p < Church. preached at Clay
ton yesterday Bishop Coleman oficla-
ted 10 his stead at st Johns
Evening journal., 1896-01-13
pritnIn,s Now nTini.ter ~ peIInr

LONDON, Jan. 13.-Sir CLAUDIO MacDon.
aid has been appointed British minister at
Poking In place of Sir y. r. O'Connor,
British ambassador at st. Petersburg
Evening journal., 1896-01-13

The people believe what they read about
Hoods SRrsaparilla. They know that IL is an
hone medicine and that It cures disease.
That Is why you should get only Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, relieve con-
situation and assist digestion. 25c.
Evening journal., 1896-01-13

Many stubborn and aggravatlng cases
OF rheumatism that were believed to be
incurable and accepted hs life legGcies
have yielded to Cham berlsin's Pain Balm.
much to the surprise and qualification Of
the sufferers One application will relieve
the pain and suffering ard It's continued
use insurss an effectual cure. For sale by
Evening journal., 1896-01-13

sS- Make all ramittanoes payable to
GEORGE W. oaILDs DRExEL.
Editor aud Publisher.
Evening journal., 1896-01-13
sHERIFF,s SALES.

CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, TO me directed, will
Do exposed to public sale at the Court House.
on Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, IN the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware,
Evening journal., 1896-01-13
ON sATURDAY.

THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1896,
at . o'clock ID. m.
Evening journal., 1896-01-13

| CHERIFF'S SALE - BY VIRTUE OF A
| - writ Of LevaIi Fscias 10 me directed, will
be exposed 10 public sale At the hotel of James
Is. Toman. In the city Of New Castle and New
Castle hundred, New Castle county, Della
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

Ollie Downs, the drummer boy 10 the
Dodge street school vt Omaha oamed a
panic and prevented terdbla calImity
among 500 children He is Les than four
teeu years old, bat the moment he heard
the hall gong SQUAD the alarm Of fire be
did not forget be had important business.
1t WAS the crisis for which bis litlle head
bad been trained aud his courage 10 the
presence Of a rattlsd principal and eTclt
ed teachers saved q dead and injured
hist.
THIS young chap has been the military
ban OF the school. II wss his duty
twice a day to stand st the bottom Of the
stars aud march out the scholars TO the
step Of su army rattle This exercise was
c.lied the fire drill. sud the pupils, from
the iDfsnt class mp, were tUli they must
never hesitate when the drum should
sound + ch tot knew bis place 10 the
libe, and so accurately sui thor uRhly
we're the rooms lrsIbed that Puoclpal Al
len boosted tie big bnlitlag coull be
empiied 10 two mIautes. lie had q
chance to practically test hrs hosst He
hai hoped, despIte the good tnclpliue,
that the expected ca'sstropae would ney
er happen.
He pss quietly .es'ed 10 j. room about
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

While travelling in Southern Georgia u
few months ago, SAID attorney W. W. Me
Nsir, saw bean ilnl piece Of dental sur
gerry, A teamster developed toothsohe
while on the road, He thought 1t would
soon be better, but It kept getting worse
and worse, TIL be could hardly handle the
relus, He put chew OF tobacco on it.
but 1t only jumped the harder,
Tben he stopped his team, builts little
fire. heated a needle red hot and had ano
ther teamster Jam 1t down into the cavity
to kill the nerve. SdIl it jumped aud
thumped TIL the poor fellow was pretty
near insane,
Boys, she's got to eont, he shout
ed to his companions ss he pulled up bis
team.
They all stopped, wound their lines
around their brakes and climbed down
How can we get her o1tY asked one OF
them.
uuu huuN. RIObuGu bub NlCIlmt uut
she's got to come.
He opened the jockey box on his seat
and rummsged around in it, finally produc
log asmall hatchet and big nail,
guess you'll have to drive her ont
with this. said be. and be sat down 90 the
ground and hung to buckeys bush with
both hands, while one OF his companions
placed the end OF the nail against the
eide OF the tooth and hit with the hatchet
The first lick made the tesmster Jump
and yell. but be settled down for another
one, The second stroke loosened it up,
and after lot Of groaning the tesmster
wiped the Precipitation of bis face, climb
ed on TO the buckeys and said:
Hit her again, boys.
The third lick sent the offending molar
flying,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

1ounFstsr. love CON noi 10 rFoas,aeits
81 d. birds pes, 10 esses,
Ii uas howevtr, great divertiau wher
tbe monts vtr- 81 dnll TIr usb = little
hajr blu~eu two stones 10 tbs veil Of ny
cell could see the oloistst almost At The
spo, where you p,iutsd 1t. Isssute You
thst risht vac souh looking st
10 rank, isciug front, aud forming a
slusle Gle. were monks, tall or stout ist
or thin, ell stmed Oith sfoiesqus sesp
ous -s vorinble series Of Don on otes
and sanobo Pauzs4 The sergeant, With
bu bare ieei 10 slippers. wore 40 euor
{ mour shsto like wash Tub And the
captain balloon With legs, With be bp
I Pile green habit aDd his column shaped
bat As proud as Luciier.
II uas nevertheless, thsse same men
ridicu ously secou,red like monkeys, who
bad ransecked berrsck aud demoh,bed
Us so effectively. It's true they bit bard /,
bot then. every one is good soldier when
defending his Own oouLtry.
At lasi, one day, oar troops having sgSln
invsdei the province, they disappeared
without drums OF trumpe,s, and sas my
flag ouce more.
Hold You ought to pant 10 your pie
rnre that scene Of The convent under srms
| viii aid you with my reoollec,ious to
portray the frooklings | see them yet as
if were there; aud heard them call out
The roll so many times that even yet re-
member nesrly ell their names, But, me
thinks, rs you have Just been there, you |
must have seen them Father Anselm |
with hls soatee; and Brother Ensebio, |
thick set aud short, with hands like the |
claws OF a lobster Look, this is Eusebo's |
work Grandfather, ps.tng the silvery
looks o. bis forehead, showed me a deep
scar, Ga the other SHE is that Of Father
Ausely They were the fret TO strike me.
aud have the sisnstures Of the Others all
around my head,
Bot. my dear grandfather, said |, there
lave beeu no monks over there for long
ime past.
Ali And The bsfbcrf
He is dead; but bis daughter is still
IvIng.
OsrmenY Dld you see herr A very
woman, eh9
AIasI grandfather.
YES. that Is so. Did she speak Of
ne2
She even gave me something for Pedro
drew from my pocket the half bandker
hltf Th n, going silently to bls chest
f.drswers, grandfather drew out the 9th
r part. the hJwers of which matched per
ectly, only his half was amo new.
And, continued, Pedro had promised
o return with Napoleon
1t is true: but Napoleon wiled other U
rise. Then, lying toge her the two pieces |
( silk, grandf ther lifted bis ewes to hesv
D and said, up therew Grandfather
las always so lsconlc when affected. - Cen
uy Mdga20e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

vas BOT 10 bic ream, but he young l,t
did not hesitate TO euter He pullei g.
Instrument down lrae the hook slues 'h
strap over bis shoulder aAi piansed iuif
the tall The sroke Wss u1w % de ,e Il
could barely see his wa. aud on the hoo
shove be beard The te.che-s sh, uuns ts
the children to remtia 10 ofder Their
sete Gre engines fatJliDs outside, bat lk'
= soldier 10 battle, Oflis Dosus stood a.
bic post He picked his way 70 the DO
tom OF the STARE Just a. the 500 pupils ~
peared Ia herd At the top he pound
eA the drum Tor dear lite The very Et'i
soaud FROM 1t ao,ed ike magic
Mr., Allen pulled three lutte girls and
one boy from under the feet Of the rush
ing children ADD commanded them 10
keep step TO the music The little ones
th remembered their lessons aud, TO the
steady tap OF the drum, calmly came down
the long flight ss they hal done a thou
sand times before. Smcks hlled the en
tire building, but in minute from the
time the band began to play" there was
not a child in It
The boy remained steadiast He stood
cool and defiant, with the smoke blindIas
him. He waited until Mt Alien told him
every body was safe, and then be came
down the front steps, sull ntt Iug away
at bic tirs call,
The crowd cheered, the teachers bug
ged him, and last night 900 families ssug
the praises Of his courage He was the
sole cause Of the rescue Of the children,
several having tainted duuug the first M
nents Of the stampede.
Tue fire ststtet from an oyrrheated int
laoe stack. 1t was easily eIungnlshed by
he department, despite the fact that the
lanes had consumed one hlor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

o'sa ooi Of iosa. dtore ~ 10 hascla aud
'hteiei toe bsuoom purns Do. .h
'eoce Sehoe'I sho q. present uu. eh
ei bi' horse sod sapplat pagr sa h
obs OF The 'qHtas cuTia,rla ur.m tba
paddock. lie 'beu seat TO aUd ls1 tho
u,itmsa Nth driuks until hoWas yaast.
ihe ride home 20 the vsadtr ei mtIk uss
lone one. II seemed 10 him that be- bsd
never travelled SO sIos before. hut 1t Wa
not until be had eutered bis owu PREMISE.
snd h's oldest sou s.ked him shere be sot
the "boueysri' that he dlscavrrtd ito
trick that had been psyed upou tm.
lIssA nearly nishtiall ~beu he sol back
70 kssel's bnt soloeIa and crowd uere
waiting Tor tin, sad swofe that be- bed
traded horses thst sitcrnoon 10 their pro
sence They thought bosever, by paving
a little TO toot" be mig ht trade back. As
the milkmsn's memory sssa little muHy
ou the events OF the stteruuon. aud the tyl
deuee w~ SO overwhelming be swallowed
the story aud gave $40 TO get h.s lorso
back. The n,xt day. when be Uncovered
the trick that had been played upon him.
be was furious, snd visiting Scboyia 10
formed him tbst hs Ia ended to at ouce
GO nmenoe sn action sgsinst him fur dam
sges
have always been your sttorncy, bav
ant ~ ash el SchneIy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
MY kirst Obituary.

Ii was 1888 was editing paper 10 8
wild mining town, in Montana was
just from the east and decidedly fresh, u
A prominent member OF the society oi
the sesmy strata Of the town had married
90 old time gambler and well known "ter
ror" named Jack Brown. Brown and bis
wife gave q farewell reception to their
friends sn occasion still green 10 the mem
ory OF the sporting fraternity ss being
the widest csrouse in the history of the
burg aud this Is touching tribute to the
heighth, breath and depth OF the occs
soo. They han removed themselves to
s1o'her town 10 the same state, much to
the regret OF the police magistrate, whose
income depended upon the fees 10 crimi
nsl cases. The law aud order element
OF the commun ty bres'hed easier, how
ever.
Mrs Brown did not take kindly to mar
duIgence 10 stimuauts she ascended the
golden stairs via the morphine route.
Kuowing that his item Of news would
be eagerly read by my Subscribers. wrote
biography Of the lady, refernug TO her
ss q member OF that circle of society
which tuds its ment 10 the police jus
tcr ! was rStuer proud OF the fort and
secured . copy OF the paper az toon rs it
came from the press aud viewed the litter
alive headline sud well rounded phrases
With fond and self congrstnIstory admir-
stIon. Atrr the paper was distributed
sbou town t. oh walk down street. As
passed the Blue Font palace Of refresh
N ents | ran scross Mike Kelsey. Jack
Browns old partner 10 crime. He had II
copy OF the paper 10 bis hand, and look
ed me with rather qalzzfcs expression
10 his ey.s, remsrEioe:
s. you're gong away are your
Rather surprised | said that had not
hesrd Of It as vet,
/ thought You were wh~u read this,
be said, pointing to my obituary Effort.
Way ? SAID | rather ak ously.
Oh. Dotiu, SAID Mike.
pas,e1 on TO the ffli sc. too proud to
ask so trpisuatloD. but lu-t little bit un
easy. There was but one door 10 my of
ics aud my desk was aero lar corner
Of lbe room, 20 that when ass at work
my back vas 10 the corner sud my face
tosard tbe door
10 the slsdom Of fate there was to be
no delay 10 NY hrt lesso 10 prsclical
aurUsllsm A. luck would bave 1t, tue
trsia from the wesl catne 10 about that
hour. aud ~ i, s.osed up Jack BfoEu
stepped q the cars big aud s. proud d
n. "kilhpg r,card a. ever. some Eiud
freud sss al tue depot aud shassd lin
NV literary gem. de resd II WITH close
slte8tIoo. muliered feg words not lfsus
iatsbie sBd ,tartrd Tor ny Office
lsu sittiss At my deck suuug letter
10 trend back esst telling bin tos veil
/ wss eelliug along sod tOs easy Il vac
f5r usu Sitb iair igteiIigehcc 10 bold
he own 10 the vet. when snddeuly /
hssrd the door opeb. snd | looked up.
sas 10 holt Of us mao sboui ieet tall.
broad shoaldefed sud muscular. Hts lace
xus type that furnishes Deputies for the
cher o . ollees u the vest sud recruits for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
Kin ToIt.

| was amused at woman on a train
coming into Washington itom the south,
said gentleman. 1t showed novel phase
OF the aew woman question,
Al Goldsboro man got on the tram
with Il baby 10 bis arms. A woman follow
ed, but psid no attention to the man. The
baby wa. evidently sIok, and the isther,
h North Carolina mountstneer, paced up
and down the cur trying to quiet the
child. Every lady on the car except the
woman who got on the train at GoIdsboro
WAS Interested, Considerable speculation
was INDUCED In 81 to the father aud
child, the CONSENSUS OF opinion being that
he had Just lost bis wife and was taking
the baby to its grandparents, After two
or three hours the woman who boarded
the train at the same time the msn did
spoke to him, and be then passed ou. fond
ling the child
A benevolent looking old lady seated
near the woman curious TO kLow eome
thing about the matter, said
The child seems to be sick,
Yes'm.
| saw you speak TO the father. Do you
know him2
Oher; he's my husband.
Do you meant TO say that you are that
child's mother and lot the baby suffer that
wsyp
He's jess as able TO tote it ss be, He's
Jess rs much kin TO ii rs | be- and the 40
man turned unconoernedly to the window,
while the man continued to walk aud dan
die the child.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

1t wss by request Of young woman
whom he had never seen that Lincoln
grew hi, fret beard 10 1861 he travelled
from Springfield 10 Washington aud made
. series OF speeches. At Erie Northeast
station be prriaoed his sddfess by sayiUg
that year previously he bad received
from yonns girI Ia that place letter
4sting tin TO lot his wht-kefs grow.
Aod II the youug lady - present, ad
81 the ptesident soulI Ike to ask her
il sbs all cone up sud tel me Shat sbe
II K. Of tie result. Tor have fOilosed
her afVics.
Amid tue cheers u lhe sndiepce e rret
y ar made b Z way 90 The IlstieTm sn1
vas kisaed by the presi irat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

There ls u street boy who hangs about
the corner OF Wisconsin aud East Wafer
street who is evidently quick to ser and
seiz4 90 oppOrtu ity. Just before The re
cent blizzard the wind whiskei off 81 old
gentlemau's foe silk hat aud seut 1t mefri
ly bogIiog up Wisconsin street.
Here. boy, he called out. get my bat Tor
me-
What are You oifeung2 inquired the
boy,
Get my bat quick, and IN give you
dime
Whats it WORTH asked ths boy
Seven lfty. Why Come, Get a move
on you. It's brand new bat, and We
only just bougbtIt Hurry, now, aud lIl
make taquarter.
guess not, replied the boy rlscldlY,
turning away. slut ~ the bufiDcss Of
iarnishin gents vi 81 5O ,ilk hats for
quarter Gimme 10 p cent for salvage,
boss. snd away 20, DO | get ~
EThe old gentleman gtzsi At him for
moment 10 belpless ast0DisLmeut and
then nodded consent and tho boy Vhoap
ed after the bat aud brought It back "a
triumph. Theirs great future before
that boy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

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n,omptls a. n ,ss,bIs n any as,ermiped
man with a 81, sbsai,, Dis sIs hand but H.
in addition. h. "A urrytrg fp d" saw yoar
pr.y.rs. for the outlook f.ry 0r,.le,y j.
lack advanced t1usrf m ae.t q copy
ot ths p.psr IN his lrrt hand m. unp IN
h,s risbt eaye,ioe .as sat bst,pd nv
|d.sk male and met,opt,s.
D,a ynn vrre tllsY he 5ansnded
Ikpesuhat he had teferspoe 20 without
fB,tbs, Mans q sper,ue.lt,u. II wasmy
literary gem made an tn,rt AT s,ekIy
.nile intended TO be cappin,ory. and At
to, swsIloviug two or three biz lpmps in
m, throat managed ia say
/ Well. I-I-work on the papar yon
know and the psper is responsible for
what is pnblished in 1t.
| None Of your - paIayerl said Jack. |
usrt I, knnu uh, sfot. that I'm eoip
Ia XIII the man that dii Aud be raised
the npzzle OF his eun toward me. Wa.
thinking though, so.bard that nv
head sehed for hours aflerWurd. ! fioally
decided that | had lint pur chance Tor life
and said.
Yon know Ei Smith own this raper.
and he stands good for everything publish
ed
Where ia he? demandeded Jack. ia
rnlber HI him ANYHOW, 'cos he's always
claimed to he NV friend. and this shows
he's. I,sr
With a realization 10 nv soul thst the
cri.is had passed, rose from my char
and SAID:
Has at home. Yyu know where bis
bonse i.2
Yes sad Jack know where his house
ia and that il where I'm coin row. and
Iu XIII him in bIs own door 10 sisht Of
his rife Hs insnlted nina after she was
dead and No man vii doe thing ike that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05
Lswysr AgRInst Hlm..It

TsHkog about lawyers. ssid the msn
r. "a Wisconsin, ss he placed biz ipet 90
the dr-k 10 the h tel waiting room aud
b.. ted bad oigsr, ~e'ye got some betuts
o. Igf ssy.
noa 10 10 -
Why they're ont of sistt, said the drum
maf. Some Of them voult Just stia these
f-ll,ss 10 Cnieago Who think they are ell
The scrks There is ore lswyrr 10 Mn
asha sbose name i, MsI scoheiZ sad hs
act. the bis red .ppie He coed hilas Il
fes week sgO
What ga be ebsrpe himself wiih ".
srsbcy'
No ~ tell 700 hos itwss Do~D 10
be old Thnd card Of Msussha. Bernard
Kssel, sho slso represented the xsfd 70
tue CITY Councli used to fuu = horse lar
every Saturday. The paddock ~.s eur
roauded By bigh srd veil brsoed ieuce,
sgsiusi shieh the sEimsls were leaned
Oue dsys uiiknsn. v 0 resIdsd = niils
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

A South Side Doctor was called TO the
stockyards neighbOrhoo one day last
week, aud it was afternoon bafrre be wst
ready to start home.
Being qnlte hungry be went 10 o rec
tsursnt near the msin gateway to the busy
streets of PackiDgtown snd ordered from
the bill Of fare.
when he had flushed his luncheon, be
called to the plrI who had been waiting
un him aud asked her for CHECK She
handed i'm a check for 90 cents and he
gave her !
He waited FIVE minutes, aud the girl did
not rssppesr,
He waited smother five minutes, No
grrl
He looked st bis watch,
have 20 more time to waste. said be.
At the front door the proprietor caught
bin by the coat and ssii. You pay your
check.
! nave pald ".
You're liar,
paid that girl and I've got 40 cents
change couIag to me- bnt can't wait aoy
longer
What Rtrl2
The one that waited on me.
They went to the kitchen and found the
girI,
Didn' ! pay Won for my check and
don't you o.e III 40 oeursf demanded the
doctor.
%, my, 10. You pay at the deck. I
thought that dollar wss tip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

wss Bafus ever por. lsuteate? sskeI
the shipti n clerk boIdef
IL. wss al Aauis Ltufisiate, ! believe,
vsutured A.bury p-ppsfs sitb lie usual
dssirs Tor imputiRg lliofmslio4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-03-05

Stan mrrtbe /. 40 .~tui III .etiol. rrmuk
81 rHs JOuug sOnsu.
) IL It has tts sdvsnisgss. ssld The 20
ei~. y utg msb. Feilo~ doe.D's utr1
10 ao,r than - or three iisss 10 keep BIN
taEtug whole syeuiag
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-03-10
a erscefuI Trlhute.

The Elkins Inter Noun tain, Gre
publican J speaking Of the proposed
Soldiers Home for this State. says:
We are pleased to learn that the
work OF building a home for needy
Ex- Confederates is being pushed
as rapidly as possible. Good
men and true women are aiding the
movement in every way possible.
The men who fought upon the losing
side in that great struggle were bat
tling fer a cause which they believed
right. And those who are now old
and needy sh ouid not be in pau
per's graye.s 1t was the people of
the South they loved, and for whom
they fou ght. And now, as southern
people, let us all lend helping hand
to them in the honr of their afiiiction.
While We do not believe that seces-
sion was right, yet We are not ashamed
of the fact that we are of southern
birth. And we do not believe that aan
nobler, brayer or truer people live
than those of our own Southland.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1896-03-10
$4,000 90 in Gold Given.
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and it is now selling faster than ever. Same
terms and conditions as on ''Gems of Reli-
gious Thought" Other popular books and
Bibles also. They offer special and most lib
eral rates to students and teachers for sum-
mer vacation. During last summer n large
number of gtudents and teachers convassed
for these books. Among the list there were
23 who made over $780, 81 who won the 900
premium, and &c made over $50 for their
summer work. Write them Immediately fill