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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10

For wssEs and wests rsm Sheppard hsd
bses = sici mao at ear mthius camp al
Black Bsn VALLEY, Kssft hedr fslt tctty
Tor him, snj yet ,iek m.u 10 mtrtns
camp .. . great iaeonvsnirno. and .
bardsn Ops day Ju ise W,tkips vent MP
TO ace him, and after and lns him no better
and no wotss than be bad heen Tor many
wssks. be said.
Ten. dou'i want 10 seam cold hearted
shout this thing, bnt The boys are heFie
ming 10 wonder Why yen ioat die OF get
we'll
Y". reckon they are replied Tom, an
you can tell EN- | IN so,a to lie,
De ,ou tesl ~. ior the beet Tom'
do. siut got much to live iur, sni
might +. well peg cot uow as sny othe'
time, I've been vaitiu t1f week OF tWo.
Wsitin for whati
fnr TO die dacootly, I'm 20 duls or
lord, but wan, thinss aIed gp 10 good
shape. ! want to be washed up, shaved,
hsv my hAir cut, and get into some dec Mt
duds, snd won't die till Do
The Judge tod the toys what was re
qulrsd, and thst sitetnuou two or three of
IN knocked cfl work and hrsd Tom up
A shirt was borrowed Of ope coat oi al
other, vest Of another. aud by snl by
the siok man was reged ont 10 the beet
the Damp stlorded When ali this had
been done. be ssid'
Now, then. feel more hke dytu', bat
there is enc tbiug more | want, | want
Joe Billings to come up With his fiddle
aud play me = few tunes.
Joe was sent for, aud considerable kick
ing be got bis Il Idle and went up 10 Toms
shanty Tom wac rrorped mp Ia bad and
wsitins. and Joe sat down and gave him
The Old Oaken Backet. Ola Folks at
Home. Nellie Gray, ani half dozen other
we'll known airs. lie had hoen playing
for an hour, bis eyes on the opposite bills
when Judge Watkins looked in and sail:
Cut 1t of. Joe. Tom dead
And 30 he was. and when the boye came
TO observe the pleased aud oontented look
on bis face they were agreed that he had
died deoently and been given fair
start on his way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10

10 The Century General Horace Porter
10 "Campsigning With Grant relates the
folio Sing anecdole OF Grant
EArthworks had been thr,wn across the
neck OF land upon which City Point is
located, This intrenchsd line ran from
poipt on the James to 3 point on the Ap
pomaitoI river. A snsll garrison bad
bseu detailed for it's defense aud the oJm
msndiug officer Wishing to do something
that would sfJrd the general 10 chief
special delight, arranged to send the band
over to the headq isrters camp to play for
bin while be was dining. The garrison
com N sudsr was 10 blissful ignorance OF
the tact that TO the general the spprsois
ton OF music WAS = lacking senss and the
musiciAp's SCORE . sealed book.
About the third evening after the band
bad begun its performance the general.
while sitting st The mess table, remarked.
Pve noticed th At that band slwsys bsgius
it's noise just about the time ] an sitting
down 10 dinner and want TO talk. offered
to 90 and make 30 effort 10 suppress II
and see whsthsr It would obey an order
TO "cssse firing" and my services we're
promptly sscsptsd. The men we're
sorseously uniformed and the band
seemed to embrace every sort Of brs1
instrument aver invented. from = diminu
tive cornet-s-pis,on ios gigantic double
brs,s born. The performer who played
the latter instrument ss engaged within
its ample twists aud looked like mss
stsuding inside the coils OF vhisksy
still. Th- broad b.ltsd bsbduStsr vas
pufiins With .ll the visor ois q1icr nsdi
cine sdv'rlisemsut, his eyes ~eu rivstsd
upon toe music aud IT vas not an s.sy
teak h ,t,r.ci bic s'Isp 100. Like ..
sperm whale. be bad come up 70 blow.
and vas not going 10 be put down TIL be
had hnishsd. Bot fasily te YES n.ds 10
uadsr.,sud that, Ike the hsbd srg,n mad,
be ~s. desired 10 move on, With lsot
Of dIsinb.ri,,nee on hi. couGtsu,uce, be
a. les, marched a his bsnd 10 i,s camp.
Oa ny return the gsn'r.l said. fear
that baudmAst "a feelings have been hurt.
Bat dilut uses him wasting his time
upon a psuen Who ha 90 ear Tor music.
Aud your siv.nes met vita . hfm re
fn.sI, Itss.ned 10 me n.ote like syIdiI
cate rsfusal before Ill the isuily got
through vita me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10

! Got srythins for . gall be sshsd OF ib'
slrI vho vss behind counser loaded VII
Christmas toys
Hos old I, girl "" ssked.
shsIlt. 20 nsIi sprhs, II shs sst' oVs'
the measles all right, aud the doctsr says
shs, s.ining on sm srsry day.
Ard you v.ns to buy her Chrrims'
PRESENT.
de.. I'm going TO many bet 10 Ne!
II sumthiu' dost bust. ,nd van, 10 si's
her handsome present Poor hsnn,
She Jet lays right thar and mosn' snd
sisb snd hsbts the measles, and ! u.ni
TO prove my love.
Ho. would something 10 iswelry doi
sstsd the sifl
She don't keer fur isselry.
You might buy her ~ umbrella. A
lsdys umbrella sIwsys mskss . moe pre-
cent.
She never uses one except TO bit the
dog or ost with. She's no gel TO put on
style.
40 slbum or some iook would be a suit
able present
Yes, but she don kecr for EN-, bought
her al album onos and abe nssd 1t to prop
up the leg OF the Kitchen stove. Shes no
reader, either. When she sint workin'
shs likes to cit and hold hands and GA,
candy. I'd rather not buy snythin tall
than al, sumthiu' she DOM want
How would comb for the hair do'
oneried the girl. az she looked shout
She don't use EN- replied the young
man, as be iondIed ready made elephant
.bich could move it's trunk She jest
makes her bar all ir'zzy and lets II go at
that. Kin that mewl be used as pin ous
hion'
She could hI II Tor pin cushion, bu,
you wouldn't buy mule for young ~o
man. would your
dunno. Nevis ar sot, amt thsy2
think so
Wall. that's the way with Hammer,
She Rits sot every week or two, and it's
the hsrdest kind O. work TO unsot her.
What's the price'
Twenty cents.
That's about my Hgger She kin tiI /,
M and stand il on her buro. Whenever
she sees it she will think O. me and her
sotness
II don't seem to me that you are select
log Just the thing, returned the sslesgirl.
Thst's cause you don't know Hannah,
be replied. While she hss the measles
abe Kin keep it on ber pillar and pull the
string and make him kick. TbatIl tsts
ber mind of her sickness. When she Rits
we'll sbe kin make II in to pin cushion
DR. stand IL on the psrlor organ far brick
} l-brack. I'll take . mewl. Msbbs his
~ m bleness will mslt her heart little.
You evidently love your Hannah very
mucbl
You've bit the bull'-sye, sisl I've stood
by Hammer through chicken poI, whoop
To- cough and sore eyes. and I'm With her
Tour times = day while she's down with the
Love herl You bet your life
dew. and though shes sot 10 her ways and
needs new teeth she returns my love and
s mine sgin the world. Here is yer cash
md gimme the mewl. and suthin' tells me
We struck |. right and the blamed thing
d going to bring two lovin hearts so olus
together th.t thar won't be room fur ribs
md vest buttons betweenl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10

d. you 20 to sohso NJ little msh.
, sssd tue smiling visitor. S... duwlsd
the hopsisl; In sens
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10

ooursss, then pat her hard % hb shcul
der ssd stepped so~u and kiasd ta.
baby snd soot long time over u, too
should like tc sivs thee one, too. she
said IS shyl ly - possible add sbs dii IL
spIsD didly snd then hurrisd svsy.
thina tbs On music is coming back as.io.
said gsck 10 himsslL
Later thai night, after he vile came
bach, Jsok ven, mara citing snd couple
Of chairs vsrs sci by ths are. Good
kind OF nusiosl boxss, said Jsok 10 hin
self, as be took them IN At the door and
set e,cL 10 its place. And there. about
lh. fre. they sst side By side, slleut Tor
. whiis. ths baby asleep and The little
msiiens a. her aide.
Come, little onS, you must slns 10
neither and ne. nid be 81 Ia b. ! an
so glad. You know.
Aud they looked st Zach other With =
wonder thst soop psssed into sunshine
aud Joy; and before they kaew 1t Jack
aud bis wife joiD.d With them. Bot poor
Jack broke down before he bad gons on
long; then the others broke down, too,
aud all was still for awhile, until Jack
wiped away his tears and looked mp
cheetily.
Ell. but mustn't spoil The music like
this. Sing on. little ones. and they did
.ing. ard Jack sang and bis vile And
then Jack did as be hadn't done for many
a dsy: he kuelt down with bis wife and
chiidren aud asked God to help them
and bless thsm TO forgive the past snd
to strengthen him for the future,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10
itBsuInatism proIy .

Well, exclaimed Mr.. Qlsercass, you can
talk ss you asyou like about PbysIosl tlil
iction. bot tho largest measurement that
ever struck me was When | had the rheu
IN stism In my brother,
Rheumatism 10 your btoIber1 shouted
bis suiisors In cOuosrt. what are you CIV
iug usf
sm la,t giving you . c.se q si.issrt
sii elton thst on. ht T. bftag your Gym
p.lhy ou, by the roots, was t1e reply
TIE .ind Of rt.umAlisn be had Was the
Kind tb.t bsnss over the edges sud lTssds
90 tue adj cent uStys Why. the way
hs'd yell sud keep me ss.Ee uigtts. sol
have ne tJiGg % bandsgss. snf rubDiag
Joints. snd smelJag oil softs Gi lratAsume
lotiob.. aud ths~sy hs voaii kick ne out
d bed bsu bis other lea hutg TOO mach,
uu ia,t .u.tgiziDg Primary ru+uus
tisu j. bad enough. bat - b'Vo 10 bshg
bauts d tstr II tc stc ladary form s
awful
Absent. iaded Professor - Ddigh'sd 20
meet you sgaia after 30 msay yssrs. miss.
Elderly lady - No loagsr mlss, pro
fs.sor--I su mstried.
Professor Married Well veil ~bo
would have lhoushl that.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-10
We Shoot to Cure +!

MAkCnEsrER CENTRE. VERMONT.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-16
COFFEE LAND TO BE LEASED.

The Trustees of the B. p. Bishop
Estate offer for lease for 81 years de-
sirable lots of lands suitable for cof-
fee growing, in the Ahupuaa of Keel,
Kona, Hawaii, at rental varying
from 81 to SIS per acre. The lots have
been laid out by w. A. Wall, Surveyor,
and vary in size from five acres to
ninety-eight acres. Applications for
information may be made to A. c..
Lovekin, Chief Clerk, at the Estate
Office adjoining Bishops Bank, or TO
j. ID. Paris, Napoopoo, Kona, Agent
for the Bishop Estate for the District
of Kona; who will show all applicants
the maps of the lots that indicate the
location and size of the same,
and the form of lease. The leases will
be sold at public auction to the one
offering the highest bonus for the
lease. Further notice will be given as
to the date of sale.
Honolulu, Dec. Is, 1897.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-16
ChainleSS.

Don't think that have Slipped cog beause talk about
Chainess Bicycles when haven't any This wha the
Pope Manufacturing Co. of San Francisco say when they
send one wheel on order for eight:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-16
FRANCE TAKES A HAND
FRENCH CRUISERS DISPATCHED
TO CHINA.
Rumor That Kiao Chau Is Coded TO
Gcrmany-Prince Henry Makes a
Speech-Naval Display.

LONDON, December S.-According
TO a special dispatch from Paris, the
French cruisers Jean Bart, Isly and
Alger have been ordered to be prepar-
ed for immediate dispatch to China.
BERLIN. December SIT Is rumor-
ed tonight that China has ceded kiao-
Chau to Germany. Whether the re-
port is true or not, there is every in
dication in the preparations for the
expedition under Prince Henry that a
long stay is contemplated.
Emperor William will make the de-
parture of Prince Henry's squadron
from Kiel the occasion for an impos-
ing naval display.
The Bradenburg, first class battle
ship of more than 10000 tons displace-
ment, and the Wurtemburg, second
class battle ship of nearly 1900 tons,
while coming from Christania to Kiel
to take part in the display, collided.
Both vessels were injured, the Wur-
temburg so badly that it was neces-
sary to send her to the dry dock.
FREDERICKSBURG December S.
Prince Henry of Prussia, the comman-
der of the second squadron of Ger
man war ships, bound for Kiaochau
bay, visited Prince Bismarck today,
and remained two hours in consulta-
ton with the great statesman. 1t is
understood that the far Eastern stu
alton was thoroughly discussed.
Prince Henry started for Kiel this
afternoon. A number of officers,
headed by General Count Waldersee,
We're at the railway platform to bid
him farewell. The Prince thanked the
delegation and bid them adieu. He
said: 81 ask you to believe that in
going where the Emperor's favor has
sent me | thank him for reposing such
confidence in me- In the name of the
Emperor. in his honor and the honor
of the fatherland | will discharge the
duties of my command. Long live the
Emperor"
The officers responded with hear
ty cheer.
NEW YORK. December s.-The
Commercial Cable Company sent out
the following notice today: eve are
advised that the Chinese authorities
give notice of the closing of the tele-
graph Office of Kiaochau."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-16

Don't be persuaded into buying lin
iments without reputation or merit
Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no
more, and its merits have been proven
by test of many years. Such letters
as the following from L. G., Bagley,
Hueneme, Cali, are constantly being
received: "The best remedy for pain |
have ever used is Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, and say so after having used
it in my family for several years" It
cures rheumatism, lame back. sprains
and swellings. For sale by all drug
gists and dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co., wholesale agents for the Hawa-
iian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-16


a
There has been
ha beef
a wi
agents. the
agents, and we
a
], and will
order with a
You
will probably appreciate
while filling our
competitors filing al
Se
We expect good shipment of Columbia ChainIess
Bicycles early in January, but may not get all want
place your order early and be of wheel.
E. 0. HALL & SON, Limited.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-12-16
N. w. MARTINOFF.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.

"THE QUEEN" Nuuanu st.
Books exported, new sets of books
opened, accounts examined, differen-
ces adjusted etc.
For many years connected with the
Anglo-Californian Bank, Ltd, of San
Francisco, Cali.
Reference: Messrs. Bishop G. Co.
The evening times., 1897-07-07
PHONE FORBADE TIE BANS
Cruel Injunction of a WOuld-Be
Brides Mother.
Bitter disappointment of Maiden
and Her Swain in the New York
Mayors Office.

New York, j Juiy While Presl mt
Jer"lcInan, OF the board of alderman, W ho,
during Mayor strong's absence. E the
acting chief magistrate, sat ia he mayor $
office yesterday = young man AMI II youn z
woman W alkedin. EmbarrassIn..nts s;ir .pon
them heavily. The telephone bell rang
furiously and officer Kennel took the re
ceiver from the hook He finished his CON
versation as the young man approached
tine mayors desk.
This is Miss Jane FenneIly," h. said,
bowing tow ard the girl Il am James Hen
nrSsey. We want to get married."
Whats that gasped the policeman.
Hold on there, Mr.. Mayor. l have just
been talking over the telephone 10 a woman
on Staten Island. She told me that her
name was FcnneIly, and that her daughter
was nD'v on her way to the City Hall in
Few York To marry a man named Hennes
sey. She fOrbids the marriage"
'Ah"' said the acting mayor.
The girl began To cry.
What have you got TO say?'' asked SIR
Jerr.lomsu
The g1h sobbe.l IL was my mother the
officer was talking TO. She wants to force
me to marry another man ten years older
than l am. | viii never marry him and
win be true to Jimmie
Jimmie wiped n tear out Of his eye
Mrs. Fcnnelly told Acting Mayor Jerol-
Oman. over the telephone, that HennesSy
had Tun away with her daughter before,
and that he was under bail now charged
with abduction.
How about that, young man." asked
the acting mayor.
'It's true enough said Hennessy.
and have a case against her for as
sault She licked he a week ago"
Mr. Jeroloman repeated Hennessy's state
mcnt over the wire, and the reply came
back. "I'E make him case for a hospital
If I lay my hands on him again"
The acting mayor aung up the receiver
Young man." he said, =if | tied you, we
both might live Ia regret it. You had bet
ter finj sorneone else to marry YOU
James and Jane went away and walked
across city hall park hand IN hand. the
girl weeping bitterly
The evening times., 1897-07-07
DURING
THE VACATION
SEASON
Doctor Mccoy Gives the
Uniform Rate of So q
Month Till Cured.
This Applies to All Patients
and All Diseases.

only during the summer could Doctor
hcCoy possibly make the rate OF S3 o
month, covering Deafness and all DIS
eases since the establishments OF his na-
uOnal practice IN Washington his patients
nave so Constantly grown IN number that
he has often seriously considered the adj
vIsabiiity or limiting their number ana
TaIsEng bis fees-chargIng fee somewhat
In proportion 70 the service rendered.
The only reasons which enable
Doctor Mccoy to give the S3 rate
for the summer months are:
First, because it is the vacation
season, the season when 50 uIany OF
his regular patients are out of town
and,
Second, because one months treat
meDt tn summer, when nature in
every way aids the physician. fs
worth two months of most careful
treatment during the severe
weather of Fall, Winter and Spring.
Doctor McCOy never departs from ms
rule OF giving TO eacD patienJ-never nIind
how small the lee paid. never mInd whatt
Cisease-the same careful examlnatIO ana
treatment that ne gives 10 any Othe patient!
All are treated anke Throughout the course.
or thIS reason, as can De readily under
stood. there Is a HnIiJ 70 the number OF
patients whom Doctor McCOy can treat al
any gwen ume-
The evening times., 1897-07-07
JEALOUS BROTHERS FIGHT
Love for the Same Woman Causes
a Fatal Quarrel.
Victim of Seven POcketknife Stabs
Lying at the Point of Death.
Posse After the Murderer.

Mount Holly, \. j., July IA mar,lerOus
assault was Committed at Medford Mon
day night by Henry Lemon on his brother,
Charles Lemon, and the latter is now at
deaths door. The affair occurred 1t the
hcnIe of Henry Cameron, on Gl1ssn0dse
Hill, Gu1 was the result of jealousy. Both
men have for some time past been rather
marked in their attentions 20 Cameron S
wife, and both were trying 70 gain her
favor Cameron seemed To be rather nat
tered to think that mis- wife was pretty
enough to have two other admirers, and
calmly permitted them To visit the house
ss often as they chose.
Mrs. Camerou's mother, whose name ~
Britton, had been living with Inan to
whom she was not married, and n short
time ago Charles Lemon threatened tO
have her arrested, which alarmed her
greatly, W whereupon Charles offered To aban-
don the charge. provided she would induce
her daughter, Mrs Cameron, to give him
the run of the house. This she consented
to, and Charles had no further difficulty =
This greatly angered his brother Henry
The latter had only recently been released
a term for abducting young girl. and he
was greatly euraged 70 learn that he was
persona non grata at the Cameron house
hold.
After mixing several ineff-ctuaI efforts
to regain his footing there he visited the
house last night with the evident intention
of killing some ore He was armed VITA
a lOnr-hlaje1 pocketknife, which he had
concealed in his coat pocket, and as he
reached the doorway be saw his brother
Charles there talking with Cameron and
his wife
A few words passed between the
brothers Both were angry and were
charging each other with having acted in
bad faith In the midst Of the controversy,
and before any one could interfere, Henry
whipped the knife frcm his pocket and
stabbed his brother repeatedly about the
arms, chest and body. infl.cting seven
wounds in all The last one Charles re-
ceived was in tire abdomen, and he then
fell to the floor. wharupOn Henry turned
and fled Medical aid was summoned for
the injured man. who was very weak from
loss OF blood, and his condition is serious,
with hardly a chance of recovery
As soon as it was learned VINO his as
sailant was a number OF men started out to
search for him. hut ~ managed to elute
them, and is supposed to be hiding in
Bear swamp. Heis knownas dangerous
nan. and it is believed that he will make
desperate fight 70 avoid capture. The
members of the pursuing party are thor
oughly armed and are determined to shoot
him down il necessary
The evening times., 1897-07-07
A STREET CAR SENSATION
Woman, Mistaking a Cripple's Mo-
tives, Vieiously Assaults Him.
Husband Follows Up the Attack
Next Day aud Bella bors the I'm
fortunate With a Cane.

Lynchburg, Va, July "A very sensa-
tional affair, which had its beginning on a
street car Monday evening, occurred here
yesterday morning b. b. Marlin. "A young
man, bnarded n summer car bet yeen 8 and
O'Clock last evening with the intention
of going out to the RiverInont Park His
night arm was deformed and useless
and in lis left hand he carried a cane.
The car being crowded ne was forced
to stand on the step, and to prevent HIM
self from falling leaned in between the
seats. In 81 doing he rested against the
knees OF Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, who, not
knowing that Martin was crippled, became
indignant at what she considered n IA
mliarity and placed a hat pin ON her knee
SD that 1t stuck in his back. Some words
ensued, VIII, n 80 incensed the woman that
she struck Martin thee times in the face
with hes cleHchcd fist Police Sergt Zay
interfered, but made no arrests.
This morning when Martin was return
ing TO his office after having been out on
the street, he was confronted by Mrs Nc
Carthy's husband who demanded an expIa
nation What Martin said was not salts.
factory, and the enraged husband struck
lam on the head with a stick. on the end
Of which was a heavy piece OF lead
After three blows, witch Martin warded
off from his heac with his arm, the lead
flew from the stick. Martin ran into the
house and was followed by Mccarthy. who
continued to rain hlow ws about his head and
shoulders. After Mccarthy left. Martin
sworc out a~warrant for his arrest. Nc
CarJhy gave-BeiIfG his appearance in the
police court
The evening times., 1897-07-07
POLICE AMBrLANCEs BUSY.
Case of Plain Drunk Mistaken for
One of Sunstroke.

During the present torrid weather sani-
tary Officer ]. A, Frank has arranged TO
have ore or more of the police ambulances
constantly on duty at Headquarters during
the daytime ready at moments notice
to make D run in case of suIestroke or
accident The police ambulances have
already taken several cases of heat pros
tration to tue hospitals
Yesterday Mr. Frank received a hurry
up call" from Eighth and X streets north
vest, where a man, supposed to have been
overcome by the heat, was lying PROSTATE
On the sidewalk Driver Rhodes made a
quick run to the place and was examing
the recurubent figure, when crowd of
sympathetic rner, women, and children sur
rounded him and the supposed victim Of
sunstroke
Poor fellow" remarked a lady in
black, ''he has been stricken by the in
tense heat You should hurry with him
to the hospital"
Hes bin sunstruck," murmured a
colored youth.
Driver Rhodes, who has had considerable
experience in emergency cases, bent close
to the man and smelled his breath, which
was strongly iInpregnated with the fumes
of alcohol
Hurry driver" exclaimed an i'm
patient old man, land get him to the
hospital or ne viii die from sunStroke.''
II guess not" replied Rhodes. pulling
a pint flask partly filled with whisky from
the mans inside coat pocket 1T is too
much booze that has overcome him, not
the sun"
The man was then landed in the ambu-
lance ard whirled away to the police
station there to finish his deep alcoholic
slurnbers