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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

spare. bsi - catuot tilov TIE ta,bafthc'
- g. o., 80 spsia hu pronist3 70 oon
rly Nth cor wistu' .l ttyt respect,
10 regard 60 tho rsurcf The Irsslieui
sariset thst ~ SCOT A. oar teosipla eqasl
our sTpsbses. sTest bfefs thsB rat bs
pad aui q the tressafy orly 10 sIetanst
~ gold Ibt uil prevent withdnsins
The gold from tie lfessafy 10 tines 81 DC
prantap, - vss TIE case duuus GIevs
lsu8s stuisistIttiga, forcing &C istas Of
bgpds .tt 8,sstvsuiaso 10 the .orsrn
meet
some arc ieellgrI to hpd huil ulth the
met,sss bscsa.e IL la.rs nothing new,
bot ut.t tie cs ustry needs ia rect add
= chance he 70 tch ~ with whs. as
lot d7rias the preceding Naturalization,
rstbtr thar = irIsi Of sBytbing new. Tso
year, uore Of laist sBi thioss will be
booming again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

A Tennessee lady. Mrs W ToVle, o.
PhiIsdelpbis, Tennessee. has been using
Cham berIsiu's Cough Remedy for Der
baby, who lie subject to Group, and Gays Of
II; Il 6nd it lusi 80 good g. YOU claim il
to be. Since re bsd your Cough Rem,
dy, baby hss been ihtesteued With Group
ever 90 many times. ut Voald give him
dose Of the Remedy sai Il prevented bic
having II every time" Hundreds Of
mothers ssy the sane. Sold by A. Il
Pettibone, Msuoh sister Dspo, and J. Il
Whlpple, Manchester Center
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

No other medicine 10 the world equal
to Chsmberlain's Congh Remedy for the
cure OF throat and lung diseases. This
is fact that has been proven 10 number
less cases Here is a sample OF thousands
Of letters received: II have tried Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy while suffering from
a severe throat trouble and found immedi
ate relief, | Gun unbestatingly recon
mend it. Eiasr W Whittemore, Editor
Grand Rivers Ky He,uld For sale at
A. Fl. Pettibones. Manchester Depot and
j. II, Whipple's, Manchester Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

isfeBooE vLils 81 soft 81 ore o'the uIl.',
AZ tI,r.iat leli 90 him. ,lriiirs % BIZ
1tei 1t TIE hsss q the spiUs
NevtIl lIartrs. vbo vst shs olJes,
pettoa 10 Lsslostt :, died al hi' tel
tsroe sssdsy svstins It te advanced
age q q yesfs, He s.s ~ honorable,
upusht CT Z. respected By alL
Architect Bell has usle toe Plans spi
specifications ior TIE sumner ca,ttss OF
william Campbell, pfcn inert Beruing
ton kpit goods nsuuisoturct, witch IS TO
be bnit IN the tpiips = Woodiord City.
I Il silI probably be the huett house OF the
hind 10 Bsnuinstou eoaoty
The th'se.yesrt.olj daughter Of John
Ayres Of Rlperi nearly Loot Der lie 10y
suallosins - bss3tebo pills the 10 Der
/ day. Her bsuds sud face beosws purple
ADD IL required heroic Treatment 10 save
her, 1t is supposed the chrld misiook
The rills Tor candy
Work will be commenced st once on
the new granite station oi the Bennington
sud Rnilsnd R,ilssy company at Bending
ton. potion Of the stone for the ionu
dation has been drawn 10, large tool
shed has been erected and the ground for
the bulldog bias been stsked IN.
Parties 10 East Piitsiord bad lively
chsse after bear the other day, and al
though two shots were Ared, brnin made
good bis escape TO the "Cbi,tendep
meadows" with too of over siI miles to
bis credit. The bear was fret seen 10 W,
W. 0 goods pasture making . good meal
on a lamb,
As George + Rio hsrdsor, farmer lly
ing about mile east OF Ludlow, Was
crossing the railroad al Johnson's Cross
ng Friday be was struck by the down
flyer His sleigh was bIoked sud Rich
srdson was cut about the head. The
train was stopped and Richardson was
taken to ProetoHvills and later to his
home here, His Injuries sle not serlous
The president has psrdoned Stephen
NJ. Folsom. late president Of the Albuque
que On NJ bank. who was sentenced to
fve.year term 10 the peuetentiary. Mr..
Folsom is Nd old.time Vermonter, and
brother OF the superintendent OF tie
Psssum psic division Of the Boston a
Maine railroad, His crime was a tecbJi
cal one, ommitted In an attempt TO save
the bank; and by the banks failure Mr..
Folsom lost every dollar be bad
Thomas Rel OF Hydevile was killed
Thursday by the east bound passenger
train over the Delaware and Hudson rSil
road, while be was walking on the track
between Hy eville and Fair Haven at the
curve OF the load just west OF the Hyde
willie station 1t is supposed that the vic
tim did not see the engine until 1t was al
most upon him. He apparently managed
to get of the track, but slipped in such
way tbs. the pilot struck him 10 the head,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

The Detroit Tribune has taken mp the
subject Of postal telegraph. 1t thiuks
that our present postal service lie incom
plete and that we oee1 the telegraph as 3
part Of IL. There are times when The ord
usry MATS will give one sufficiently eIpedi
tious com N ubicstion With a distant town
OF city. At other times, We are more 10 g
hurry, aud place az 'immeiiste delivery"
stamp 90 the letter 10 stsure 1t reaching
ts destinstion 10 the shortest posslble
time. Then, sssin, sn mediste dsllv
cry" will DOT sutice, md the telegraph IL
absolutely necessary. 10 all o'htr ooun
tries that posisl system is At hard, nnder
government ooLtr5l aud a. reasonable
cost 10 this e0nuuy s.oue Ne fad tbs
there IL DO telegraph 81 mosi oi The pot
Offices, and 90 mesDs OF communicative
eIpeditiously with other poiuts Aud
~ben one doss and the Office Ct tue Wet
eru I nion i, IL TO hai It closed after dsrk
OF The rstss 90 high that meu Of ordinary
me q. ctDbotsaord 10 pslrouiG' H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

The spectacle OF the governments OF
Europe uniting to wage commercial war
assns, the United States 10 order to keep
on, OF England or continental Europe srtl
Giles Of manufacture or the products OF
the soil which The people OF Europe de
sire or m ust hsye 10 order to sustain life
sonld be 80 engaging exhibition OF gov
ernmen,sl 10 ly that would be SIS likely to
produce revolution 81 home as sm'2 'ment
10 the Uniled States, BIT such sctioD
would solidiiy opinion on tits side OF The
ocean. We should not have to worry as
to what Europesn nstions are, our friends
or our enemies. The iree-trsders would
find their occupation gone. There would
be no ueed for pathetic slloslons to ''the
common tongue" and The plea that blood
ia thicker than water when, instead OF q
single country engaged 10 commercial
var against us With the assistance Of the
Cobdeni,es and the home importers. there
would be . united Europe standing
shoulder TO shoulder" .ssinst the Unit
ed States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

! sfl!e this 10 let you kuow what
sonid not do. ! ~oald not DO without
Cbsm berlsin's P4iu Balm "a ny bonse, il
i, cost s. o. per bottle Il does ell you
recomuend It 10 do and more. y. X Wal
lace, WsIlseevi le, Ga Guam bsrlsiL's
Psir Balm lie the bee, household libiment
the world. AMI Invaluable ioI rheuua
tism, lane back sptaius add truises Be
ready lot emergencies by buyiDs botll,
a. A. Il, Pstiibons.' = drug store Msrchesi
er Depo. and j, Ii. WhippIs's drug stote
Manchester Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

President IBgslls OF the big -Four, y
be, been giving some study to the railway
systems Of the country. He expects
greater growth and erester expansion. He
sees the problems. bnt he has remedies
which ought to be sufficient, Above sll,
bitter undertaking N nst be srnved al
With The vas, army OF employ ees They
must have grestef interest 10 the success
Of the ralSsys, aud mnst be "a part OF the
poser th,t si,I produce better under
elAudiug with the communities which the
fsiis.ys serve Tits must be done by 3
system Of hospiiaIs, pensions, and profit
sharing The railroad employees will
urge Mr lngslls TO go stumping With
tbs a. text
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09
Try Grain-oi Try Gratn-o!

Ask y or Grocer today to show you .
package OF GRAlN.O, the new food drinI
that takes the pIaoa Of coffee. The Chi
dren usy driuk 1t writ ont injury - vel
as the admit Al Who try it, like it.
GRAIN-O has that ricb seal brown Of
Mocha or Java, but II Is made from pure
grains and the most delicate stomach r.
ceves 1t wit out distress. 4 the price
OF coffee. l5c, and Is cts. per package.
Sold by ell proceTs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

In. order TO Prov the crest merit o.
Ely's Cream Balm, the most A 'ctive eur'
for Cstsrrh aud Cold 10 the Head, your
druggist will suprly a generous 10 ceut
trial size or We will m4il for 10 cents
Full size 80 cts
ELY BROS So Warren St, N Y. CITY
Eye Cream Balm hs. completely cured
me Of cstsrrb when everything else failed,
Macy acquointsuces have used it With FL
ceIlent results. Alfred W Stevens, Cald
we'll OHIO.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

The Chicago Times.Hersld correspond
ent declares that David Is Hill hopes by
1900. IN cooperation With the Democrats
Of other states, to lead the party so fst
away from Bryan and BysDism that
neither the platform nor the candidate OF
1896 will be st the front again. They
seek ground upon which the Democracy
can be reunited Tor the presidential cam
psigu OF 1900. and Mr. Bryan and bis l6
to hsve no place 10 it, The cooperation
Of Democrats from other states il said to
include, not only WaIterson 10 Kentucky
but German 10 Maryland, Smith IN New
Jersey, Carter Harrison 10 Illinois. HUke
Smith 10 Georsis, HHrity in Pennsyl
wants and Mclean 10 Olio The Democ
rscy west and south, as represented 10 the
recent elections, seem to be quite as pas
sionste psrtissnsloi free silver snd Bryan
as they were 10 1896, and against this pas
sionsts ignorance aud enthusiasm for
error the "strlddIo" ststesmsnship Of such
men as David B Hill is no; likely to
avail.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

Manchester as welt as the hsudsomest
aud Others are invited to call 90 any drug
gist and get ire Trial bottle OF Kemp's
Balssm for the Throat spd Luugs. rene
dy that is guaranteed 10 cure slI chronic
and scut4 Coughs, Asthms, Bronchitis
aud Consumption Price $50 and 800.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09
HIRAM FARkUM'S EgrATr

sTATr or VERMONT DiFtrict Of Manchester. -
The PROBATE court (Or the Disriot NJ Nanchesi.rt
To all pefsons interested IN the estate Of
Hiram Fsrnum late OF Landgfuye ~ said District
deceased: GRrETIsd.
by the suthorBIof the state Of Vermont, YOU
sre hereby notified to appear before the sad
Probate Court At the Probate ONCE In Man
chester, IN ssld District, on the Pad day OF
December A d 1897, at 10 O'Clock N, to show
came. II any you have, why tho account of ". W.
Wiley Administrator, OF The estate Of Aid dc.
ceased should not be allowed, and slso Why
the residue Of said estate should not 10 dislrib.
utsd 10 tho parties entitled thereto.
Dated Al Manchester, In said District. this lat
day Of December A. u, 1897.
SO3w W. u. ED0ERTON. II, gistsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

Prosperity comes quickest to the man
whose liver is ip good condition. De
Wits Little Early Rlsers are famous lit
tie pills for cons'i patton, bliousness,
indigestion and all stomach and liver
troubles. II WhippIe. Manchester Cen
tire; A II Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

j. A Perkins Of Antiquity. o., was for
thirty years needessly tortured by pbysi
clans for the cure OF eCz ma. He was
quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Sllye the famous healing salve for
piles and skin diseases. J II Whipple,
Manchester Centr,; II PettiboDe, Man
chester DJpot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

H8u Jas. I Cannon Of lIhuois, chair
man Of TIE 60 mlttee 90 appropriations
ss1s: We have atartI law which all pro
duee sufh 'lent revenue We have good
currency a currency perfectly safe 81
long ~ present condition are malntsined
and We have not the power to enact any
nev Iegisl lion which We might regard rs
destrshlc The els 20 seuse therefore,
b. iisltsetIag the country aud unsettlns
tang. by lraitlsss agitation, The repub
lraas has nota IN. lri'Y 10 the senote,
aui clnaoI leei.late. What is the use Of
sroulug around aod sgitsting the country
shout what We might should or would do
III 80 cuuld2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

Ibs nststgs piesssltly surpfised the
pt.afilt 81 sprbnrss. Who Isrily Ipsei
IS lbn Precedent NJ klslsy would 80 60
Il, 10 bic ,ppfavsi Of the uev colonial
policy - he recognition 81 SPANS night
60 ba 81 ssd tie pti'Isse Il Carrying cot
The 1909 Toy are cspecla..y satisfied
So SEE tGt 5tcd S Alcs creative state 60
pau Hui ths preee1eats 10 igttrustIou
g. lsv fegsrsIss q. lhseftacy sod dmcIsim
tay tt.llou Of iater'uios vitb spsiu's
l,hss, hoy are lees sstn I'D witb the
c-B.ure paced % the previous colouisl
policy sua With the c9tteulioB that the
T. llrI States Lss tlicd 10 check dhbus
tgtt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09
JULIA A. UTLEY'S Estate

hTATI Oy VEHsoFT. District Of Manchester ..
Tie Pr0bdie curt for he Dtsuict n Manchester
To all persons interested 10 the ost.t. Of
JuliA A Utley late Of Manchester In said Dis
triot uecssped OREETnd;
BY the authority Of the State II Vermont you
are hereby notified to appear before the said
Probate Court. at tho Probate once IN Man.
chester, In ssid District, on the llth day Of
December AD, 1897, al 10 O'Clock N TO show
osuee, II any you have, why the account Of
2. W. Cook Administrator Of the estate Of
said deceased should not BE- allowed, ADD Why
the Tonidne " said esthts should not be di.
tubuted 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated At Manchester, IN ,sid district. TIL, 23rd
day Of November A. u 1897
293w ". b KDGEHTOE, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

Pfe.tie-t Mckinley eommen3s TO the
"esfriul confederation Of Congress tie
elaborate Plea Of d.sucl.l reform which
Secretary Gsge has formulated, bot he IL
d.fsf. note q - provisions beyond the
tmpl' add conservative ones thst nslioual
bet h Dec allowed o issus notes 10 the face
rs.ae # The boGds which they have de
poslled 10 secure their circulation, snd
bsl the tai Oh these notes be reduced to
out-bsli Of oGe per cent aad sIso that
aulborty be Riyeu for the establishment
10 email tosus SGd VILLAGES Of national
Lstts, slth = minimum capital OF sgj 900
These are steps 10 reform upon the sis
dom u which popular orioloa Is practical
y aaauimOus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

Aarag its iupaf.si nIiitrs sbiet
tJt i itsj -tsios ssasts Vlll b.'s 90 I've
Lsaa' tsuss she gfoseat .ssai9a q Coz
sress % ttf tssstta7 Of s1UFI,tI9E Of the
esaasleh lasads Tie savtruntEt q
% vau bss sIfssty accepted tie pfop7'i
1as ard lsfys rtapgitou d lbs people
se-fa tgIt as tat Sic lsisuds sL8uld be
tnastrj % Gully femats' uo@ Tor seIste.
hfst~attIt8s taas o. favor 80 r.liiI the
Treaty Il 10 fsparl-I tLst uGte than
tbls aana.r "a t.ustatss stlius 70 vote
tftas lftaty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

vermouts prohtbilory Law is agsin sus
tioel by the Uaited Ststes Supreme
Court, 10 the case OF Edward Hodgsou vs.,
tie safe Of Vermont The cas- vas heard
IN October, .ud the opinion Of the 90 urt
Va. delv.re1 Mondsy TIE case involved
T.. cousututlon.lty oi the statutes OF
V. nolt providing for the punishment Of
o1 aces assilst the Safe 10 the sale Of
ia'oticsu1g lq1ors. Hojgson appealed
T. tho Supreme court Of the United
Slates from the rulings Of the state courts
o. the gr0und that bis conviction was Oh
iHiarmstiou instead Of preseltmeut by g
snBd Jury aud Vas therefore sithout due
process OF lsE. The cogrt. il deciding
..stGtt tbs contention, aid the lith
amendment ss- net desieusd TO interfere
WITH the rights Of states to protect the
lives. liberty snd property Of its citizens.
Secretary Blss's ht,i report OF the busl
noes q bis department has jos, been
I,,asd. The secretary has iasi reduced
toe es'Iuased Expenditures Of the various
hafeaus Of bis department. leaving for
tins year 80 Increase Of only ST. $50.
This lie tt@uave Of the expenditures on
scso8ui Of the civil st-yice commission.
A. to the public lands The report chow,
that The putle domain. including Alssks,
originally contained s35 on G92 Acfes.
O these al ~ ,3G5 acres have been ~
proptstej, leaving 5gl 3i3 g53 sull v.
c,ut. l19. al "a reserved, sud 1863 5O2,
Co 10 Aiasta. Daung the p.st hsc.l
yen paleuts vete tssaei for ~ 500 $40
,ctes The'e sre pos 10 forest reservA
uau., b.vias a. srcs Of IS ga3 $50 scres.
E.eves reserves created 10y proclamation
l.sl February we're suspended by cor
,r.ss Tbete cootalu 10 9jl. 800 seres.
tie d.feuu problem OF inti ishibe
potk 10 cauvists utthout compiling With
90 side labor, has been satisfactorily eel
tied 10 Sss York Prison made goods
are 6ot permitted io be SOD 10 open NAT
h., Tae lac. boweVer, provides that oil
,ist. lrsthnliaus shsll purchase their sop
Plies AID articles q equipment from ths
pris.lt. il sneh esa be msnsi.c,utsd
there. This las b.. bfen 10 operation II
uotths DARING that tine rtqaintlou,
for over S751.oJ0 worth Of good, have
bseo received. ~hieh oct o5ly sunsntses
conuuaoas uott ior The 2 100 eodvlct. ia
Toe STATE. bat alec nskes The prisoHs nort
thsa cell suprortinFi AID, still farther.
enable, tie stale lrsiiinuons 70 obtain
THEN supplies 81 Agurus couuJsubly
loser ttsn these sag,si 10 oPsu nIrlst /
TIL. nsv sytlyIa d sor',ei labor vlll he
,oPivd tltsrAsfe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

l.sosut rsra'h q iutetbstausl o. a
uiitss d tie sbs Meu, Ctsi'uSo a.
soci.ttoa .bov tA,t 10 ltlrly -oGe yests The
sum Ter q assoc.'iaas b. sfoss tfaH ~
.ta 1879 .fd 90. total msu bsfsaip ifam
e 81, - 400. Tteu there .sre &c
batid.uss. 90 lhtrs sfe $50, valued 81
over Si1 .H0 ,UaN. teen toe ,Ip-use q 30
ca sotE 49, 60 ua, &C. II u uestii
e. Dua ylu Toe tuts,nstioasi ~ak 10
fAls c.uafty. tuelaIibg 81 sup uctrn
itnr a. tue locsl Erssut4 tiogs aud t.s
development Of the departments, ~ss s5a4
auuoustr.A. over SIS 900 IhewnrE
sbrasd b.s .toua from @ 1ibias 10 uesrly
s-U.0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

TIE Gefn.r asr.rot ri CtiEs = bats
vtistss vfih rfft sslsfesi be- Fl III 80
dtt Iautue cfe.fs avrs 81 TIE islati
cattle teran4 tsti Gfmsuy I'D iaiioss3
e. her ooespsaes e ~ Ctna bsy sEi
lau.Gaasgts ~ tfuatbs o. trmed force
sissa 80 re agyIaE tie ias1 e. Ne.
Gbcu. WITH e q, tsff lba the Ut1si
etsb, 30 ~ erect tateefa be- 30 Iaatis
ever, at,tiapual il bsIgs observed - :
Part = The Itaesss by wE.ca tie istseT
u.uoa, q Ecfp are tcsttas tie d~gtm
bermftt ef ttf CtIas tHEte
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

The raults 81 the recent election have
brousht ,iso.rs u moct.ts ~ho believe H.
The gold stsui II 20 the psrtIog Of the
ssys. The gold Democrats 10 Msssschu'
ells cat lirlr uore thsn three per ceut
u the total vote The gold d smoeratio vote
i.lis belou thst lstt year 10 M.sssch Ds
stts, ~heu many gold Democrats
were ten, we'd 10 have gone ten
por.fily ~ith the Republicans. IL
Kentucky tue gold Democrat vote u
hibnsd 20 strength .bstever, .nd 1t /
pl.iu lhst the Democratic patty cannot
be rebuilt ou the old lines Of Cleveland E
opposition to iree-silVer coinsee. There
is no room Tor any third party
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

The establishing ois nstlonsl system oil
pct roads aud the extension Of the post
Off 90 system 10 IS TO cover the entire busl
ness q public transportation Is eonIem
plated 10 bill presented 10 the House
Tuesday by Mr. Spery OF Connecticut
and referred to the committee 90 post
offices. The measure provides iot the COZ
solIdsti0n OF the interstate commerce com
mission uilh the postt ffoe department, TO
be- under 8 postmaster general aud 10 as
soclstes, including the present members
Of the Interstate commerce commission,
each to receive $40. 900 a year, The bill
empowers the extension OF the posts. busi
ness to cover Incorporation OF persons,
baggage, parcels and general freight, ITO
secure control snd management Of snch
roads nov carrying the mails and OF other
roads and transportation agencies as may
be needed for the public use,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
MARRIAGE TURNED OUT BADLY.
An Old Man Who Advertised for Wife and
Found One.

Grand Rapids, Mich, August 6.-H. A.
Daley, well-to-do Jenison man, shot
his wife last night. This morning he took
poison and died while in charge of the
officers. The woman may possibly re-
cover.
Last April Daley sent letter to Mayor
Swift of Chicago, saying he wanted a
woman Of mature years as wife. The
mayor gave the missive to the newspapers
as literary curiosity. The result was
that Bailey received nearly 500 answers
from women who wanted home. Out of
the lot Daley selected Mrs. Hattie New
ton, Chicago widow. Three months
ago they were married. Daley was 70
years of age and his wife 45. Their life
was unhappy. Daley became very jealous
when his wife returned to Chicago for a
long visit. They quarrelled bitterly and
finally separated. DALEY gave his wife
three days to return to her allegiance as
his wife. The time was up last night at
midnight, but she refused to resume wife.
ly relations. He forced his way into her
bed chamber and pressing his army
musket against her heart fired. The
woman seized the muzzle and pushed it
aside, but the charge penetrated her right
side.
This morning he was to have been
taken to Grand Haven. Before taking the
train he was allowed to enter a saloon
and drink several large glasses of beer.
At the bar he fell backwards in spasms.
He had managed to slip strychnine into
the beer unperceived and was dead in a
few minutes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-08-07
AMERICANS ESTABLISH SUPERIORITY
English Can't Play Tennis With the
Yankees.

New York, August 6.-The American
Tennis cracks established their supremacy
over the visiting English team on the
courts of the ST. George Cricket club at
Hoboken, N. j., today before 1000 specta-
tors. 1t was the final day of the tourna-
ment and the crowd was larger and more
enthusiastic than at any of the previous
contests. The result of Wednesdays play
had left the two teams tied, each with
three victories won and three lost. Con-
sequently the outcome of today matches
was watched with intense interest. r..
D. Wrsnn was pitted against Fl. S. Ma
hony, g. L. Wrenn, Jr., was drawn
against H. A. Nesbit, and w. A. Larned
met W. v. Eaves.
The result of the match left the English
with a score for the week of four matches
won and five lost, while the Americans
finished five won and four lost. Today
the players were entertained at dinner at
the residence of Richard Stevens at Ho-
boken, at which handsome silver LOVING
cup was presented by the guests to their
host in token of their appreciation of his
kindness to them during the week.
The summary of today's play follows:
International singles-W. A. Larned
America, defeated W. v. Eaves, Eng
land, 6-2, 4-6, rs, ga. r. d. Wrenn.
America, defeated 81. S. Mahony, Eng
defeated G. L. Wrenn, America, 81, 6-3
6.4
The final standing Of the teams is
shown by the following table:
AMERICA.