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The state herald., 1897-07-09
riood. In Itpmsrlu,

London. July IA dispatch TO III,
Daily Mall from Brazil. the principnl
hnblinnis OF 6nlniz, In Moldnvin. on
tho left bank or the Dnnubc. between
the coniiucnces OF the soreih and thu
Prntho with I hat river are homeless
them nrc destitute also, mud camping
In the streets. where they nrc fed by
the military. The iioumnnlnn gun
bontH nrc busy reacuinr families still
IN danger. II II cstlninicd TINT no few
or tlinn ten persons hive beer
drowned. though the authorities mr.,
rctlccnt on the subject from fcnr oi
ccnHnrc for their fnllurr 10 ndopt pre-
cautions cnrllcr which might have nit
ixatcd the disnAicr.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
EXCESSIVE HEAT.
Many Lives Lost In tho Central sta

Many Lives Lost In the Central States.
Chicago, July 5.-The wave of torrid
heat under which the central states
sweltered last week showed no abate-
ment yesterday. From Pittsburg to
Kansas City and from Chicago south
cloudless skies and n blazing sun left Il
record of prostrations and death which
has seldom been equaled for the early
days of July. Throughout the entire
district the mercury registered close to
100 in the shade during the day and the
number of prostrations ran into the
hundreds. In Chicago the mercury reg
istercd close to 30 degrees for the great
er part of the day and there were over
q score of prostrations. At midnight n
severe thunderstorm swept over the
city sending the mercury down several
points and bringing a welcome relief.
Two men We're killed by the heat dur
ing the afternoon, Lambert Ludberg, Il
carpenter, and Henry Behlin, a team
ster. Several other cases are critical.
William Sullivan, laborer, dropped
dead in his home in Lowe avenue to-
night as n result of the extreme heat,
making the third heat fatality today.
To-day the weather was slightly
cooler, but nine deaths were reported
The state herald., 1897-07-09
firework. all Exploded.

Macon, Mo-, July 5.-Therc was dis
astrous ending to the Fourth OF July
celebration Mt Ethel In this, Macon
county. A mlsdlrcctrd Roman candle
struck nm Immense package OF cxplo.
slves which shot on In the midst OF u
big crowd attending the festivities.
Horses reared and plunged ana tore
through the crowd. knocking people
down right and left. women tainted
and pandcmonlum rclgncd. A number
Were struck by the promlscuousiy ay.
Ing fireworks and wounds OF various
character inflicted. and a Miss King
was hit In the thigh by n sky rocket.
which tore Its way through the limb.
inhlc,lng frlghlfui and probably fatal
wound.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
Chicago lton,l Race.

Chicago. July 5.-Carl A. Anderson.
n seven-minutc man. won the pullnan
road race In 1880
Charles LAWN, n scratch man. was
first time prize winner, with unofficial
time OF 1915.
Fred Nelson and Orlando Adams.
scratch men also, Were respectively
second and third time prize winners.
James Levy, the winner OF last years
time prize In the Pullman race. fell
from his wheel on the last turn to day.
breaking his leg.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
p-,.r.,.. tn IN. ao,a Convention.

Quincy. July 1.-The addition OF tho
Ohio list OF delegates appointed by
Governor Bushnell makes total OF
twcnty.four states TO be represented
nt the International Gold Mining con.
vcntlon. appointed by tho governors,
nnd tblrty-ecvcn stntes md territories
from the various county. municipal
ana Industrial organizations. The en-
tire official list In the hands Of the sec.
rotary embraces over 600 names.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
she Years Iiydrophobls.

St Louis. Mo-. July 2.-Mrs. Addic
VI. Johnson, until recently state pres.
ldcnt OF the Missouri womnn's SUI.
frngc Association and prominent
member of the W. q. II. u.. win 10 10
New York tonight 10 take the Pas.
tcur hydrophobln cure. She has not
yet developed symptoms OF rabies,
but scar ON her hand. caused by the
bite Of n pet collie. has caused Mrs
johnson some alarm FOR three weeks,
nnd she Will take the rnstcur trent.
mont Ne prccnuilon.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP.
National League Much Pleased at the Sue
cess of Their Plans.

cess of Their Plans.
Chicago, July 4.-The officers OF the
National Christian Citizenship League
the very much pleased at the result of
their efforts to secure Fourth of July
celebration along the lines of their plat
form of principles. Their correspond
ence for the past month has been very
heavy, letters coming from all sec
tions of the country indorsing their
plans and telling of efforts to carry
them out. Edwin d. Wheeler, the
president, said to-day:
'"The league began its work for Il
new Fourth three years ago. The in
terest increased each year, but the re-
suits this year are beyond all others.
The South has Joined the North and the
East the West in the plea for higher
citizenship, and the application of
Christian patriotism to public affairs.
General G. II. Howard, =. S. Henson
and Hon. Elihu A. Moore prepared the
celebration program carried out in
many towns and villages yesterday
and which will be carried out in thou
sands more on Monday. Many thou
sands of sermons We're preached to-
day, and many of the strongest men
among the clery and laity, Catholic as
well as Protestant, furnishing telling
messages, which We're read to the con-
gregations. Our correspondence shows
the religious denominations, young peo-
pies organizations, temperance socie-
ties, etc, are strongly interested in the
movement. The aim of the league is to
get all the people together ON a COM
mon basis Of non-partisan demand for
pure government, and the success of
the year shows that we are progress
ing toward that end"
The state herald., 1897-07-09
Lapancsr ExpclIcI.

Bakersfield, Cal, July 3.-Rcccntl,
two japanese cooks were forced tt
lcnvc the new mining camp OF Johan
nesburg on nccount OF race prejudice
They complained to the japanese con
sui In San Francisco. demanding dam
ages and protection In their treat,
rights. The consul has called on shcr
IN Borgwnrdt OF Kern county TO invcs
tigntc the ease. which. II ls said. In,
been laid before Secretary Sherman.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
Local Strikes Only.

Columbus, Ohio, July 1.-Prcsiden,
Ratchford and Secretary Pearce OF the
United Mine Workers rcasserted to
night that there was no official author
ity for the statements that a general
strike OF the members Of the miners un.
ions is TO be ordered. They state tha,
the conditions are such In some local.
ties, however, that the miners canno,
be controlled and that local strikes arc
llkely TO occur.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
DRYING POTATOES.
A New scheme Adopted by California
Fnrners.

We learn from California that fruit com.
pany In that state has adopted an interest
Ing methoa of drying potatoes, by which
they are greatly llghtened. so ms TO be more
available for transportation. Iiy the drying
process four-nfths Of the weight Is removed
without lessening the nutritious value OF the
potato or diminishing Its excellence ns food
when cooked. II IL reported that the com
pany engaged In this business will soon have
ready for market nearly n million pounds Of
dried potatoes, the original weight OF which
was about 5,oooOOJ pounds. The Idea Of
drying potatoes for shipment IL not novel,
but We do not know that II has ever before
been enrried out upon large scale In this
country. We cannot say how the potato
growers Of the great potato o-growlng state of
New York look upon Il.
California Is truly an entcrprisng state.
Its fruit. vegetable and grain rnlsers have
recently manifested n rcmarinbl. amount
OF Ingenuity In marketing "rops q their
.Enches. They live far away from the cen.
,crs of population. aud they are able TO con.
sumo but little OF their avn food products:
~ that they have to seek for markets, not
only In this part Of the country. but also In
Europe and Asia.-Scw York Sun.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

An Austrian officer who has long
been drlll-master OF the Persian army
Ia not one of the decricra Of mission
aries and their work. 4 letter from
Persia quotes him M saying. Tell tho
church In America that have seen
the missionaries and have studied
tholF work. II In not hui
man work. II In nm angel work. They
are all anlcl." The officers confidence
In these meisongors OF light Is greater
than his knowledge OF English, snyu
the friendly critic. but what better
description than to call the spreading
OF glad tidlnga angel work."
The state herald., 1897-07-09
flying tho yellow risr.

San Francisco. Cal, July 2.-Thc IN.
ellie Mall steamer Acapulco arrived
this morning from Panama Tying the
yellow lins and II now In quarantine.
During the yosngc ~ the conat four
deaths occurred ON board. one cabin
passenger. one Hiccrngc nBd two Of the
crew. the cause Unsigned being 'pcr.
nlclouH fever"
The state herald., 1897-07-09

The young Khedive is described in a
letter from Cairo as not in the least
MISUNDERSTANDING. He has a baby
complexion of pink and white. a good
natured, shy. sleepy expression, and
walks with sailor roll. "His double
chin and hanging checks and the
plumpness of his soft. white hands re-
mind one of Dickens fat boy" The
Khedive's only legal wife is former
slave girl of his mother-the girls bus
Iness having been to stand at the door
and remove the wraps of ladies on re-
ception day.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
comm,..,oa vii, New y,.,, ronso,

Paris. July 1.-The United States
monetary commission. headed by Sen
nior Edward q. wolcott OF Colorado
Will start for London nt the end OF N,
week. The commission express them
selves ns being well satisfied with Tho
results OF their negotiations here. and
the monetary outlook. There IL a
strong belief In this city that the com
mlssloncrs have accomplished some
thing tangible In France.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
TMa Mighty caniinsn,..

North aud South America. beside Gunie-
mnih. the West Indies. Australia. and even
Europe. mr.. the fields Of usefulness In which
Hostetter's Stomach Bittrrr has demon.
and rs remedy for dyspepsia. constipation,
rheumatism. neuralgia, biliousnsHs. per.
yonsnrss and loss of appetite and sleep. The
Inhabitants, the medical men OF these coun.
tries, have spoken In No uncertain tones
concerning the efficacy OF tho great house
hold rrmrdy.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
Trade Ia tt.iivoa,i..

San rrupclsco, 1uly lat IL O'CLOCK
this morning the 30 miles OF trnck TX.
tending from Molnvc TO the Needles
bccnmc pnri mud parcel OF the Santa
fc pncliic l,nllrond company. Al the
snmc time ihe strip or rail running
from Benson to Gunsnas was trans.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Tho Crown Prince conntantinc "
president OF the Greek Archaeological
Society. which conducts excavations
rich In results. Recent military opera
tiona In Greece show clearly that the
prince II better q, making holes IN tho
ground than at maitlng holes In the
rnomy'a lines.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

More than 10000 tons OF food for the
starving millions of India have been
contributed by philanthropic people
of this country. but much disappoint-
rlent is felt on finding that the United
States government is absolutely un-
able to furnish the means for trans
porting their beneiicence to the
orient.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
r,.ao,.r,or Evan. p,,,r

Denver. J0ly 3.--Ex. Governor John
Eynns IA dying Mt his home In this city.
The doctors say he cnnnot last through
the dny. lie Inns been confined 10 hia
bed for ncnrly ycnr, the result OF old
ngc. lie Ia now In his cIgh,y.fourtb
year.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
CHILD FALLS FROM A BALLOON.
Was Carried up One Thousand Feet by
Holding to Guy Rope.

hoiuihE 10 u euy nope.
San Francisco. July 5.-Bertram
Hill, the 6-year-old son Of Chamcey
Hill an architect. was the victim of Il
sensational balloon accident today.
In company with Miss Olney, daiIgl-
ter of his guardian, he went to Biairs
park, near Oakland. to witness a hot
air balloon ascension by Charles Con-
Ian of the Acme Athletic club.
When the balloon shot into the air.
the child clung to one of the guy
ropes and was carried aloft. The
aeronaut heard the shouts of the peo-
pie not to cut loose his parachute and
obeyed, not knowing the reason
When a thousand or more feet in
the air he heard the boys cries and
saw a cap come fiuttering down. lie
called out to his unseen companion 10
hold on and made every effort to save
him, but In vain, for soon the clild's
body shot by him and was crushed out
of shape when 1t struck the earth.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
rln,et. Mlllea ~, cnlrn,,n.

London. July Especial dlspn'c'c,
from bombay say that from coo to
1000 rioters wcrc killed during the ~
cent rloilng In the vicinity or Cal.
cuiin, aud u Ii added that native NJ.
nclnls put the death roll rs high Ms
Loo.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

1t has been telegraphed all over the
country from Washington that the
government still owes Grover Cleve-
land one cent. Why don't it pay up
and shut up?
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Shakespeare provided a motto for
everything. That for Victoria on the
occasion Of the jubilee is found In
"licnry VII" 60. Salisbury. and
tell them all from INC thank them
for their tender. loving care"
The state herald., 1897-07-09

ferred to the Southern Pacific, IN ac-
cordance with previous arrangements.
All the officers and employees now in
the service Of the Atlantic & Pacific
railway will continue to perform their
duties until otherwise ordered.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

..wnish nearly loses his mind when hyr
wife goes away" GLOW does he nrtf
why, yesterday, befor. she wn~ mile out
of town, he went nni bought himself n new
straw hat, red neektic mud pair OF yci.
The state herald., 1897-07-09
THE STATE HERALD.
J. H. PAINTER, owner and Publisher.
HoIYoKE, COLORADO.

Johnson, the Loganspor, bank wreck
.r, got ten years, which means seven.
lucky for johnson that he didn't steal
1 horse instead of 100000.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

The population ~ Dubiin has decreased
within the last forty years from 2Ji. 600 10
1900.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Miss Qnlygrr-"Do yon believe nil the dis.
agreeable things you read IN the n.wHpn.
prfsf" Miss tinkhnk-'t do, N they are
about people I know."-Iiorton Traveller.
The state herald., 1897-07-09

Edurat7 rous nowris with Cascsreta.
Candy Cnthartic, euro constipation forever.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

No mystery sbout it, When the Shsk
ers offered some time ago to give away 9
bottle OF their Digestive Cordial to any
one who might call at their New York
ottioe, there WAS q gsest rush and q great
many people thought they we're crazy.
subseq uent events proved it to be .
very clever advertising scheme, Tor al
though they gave away thousands Of
bottles, 1t was 10 the cod profitable; near
Iy every one that took free bottle came
back for more and paid for il with pleas
ure, saying they had derived better re
snts from its use than from any other
medicine they bad ever nsed.
There is nothing so uniformity success
iul 10 the treatment OF stomach troubles
as the Shaker Digestive Cordial, and what
is better still, it relieves at once.
LAXOL The new form OF Castor Oh 10
80 palatable that children lick the spoon
clean.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

Ask yout Grocer today to show you .
package OF GRAIN.O. the new food drink
that takes the plsce Of coffee. The chill
dren nay drink it without injury 20 well
as the adult, All who try it. like it.
GRAlN-O has that rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java, bnt II is made from pure
grains and the most dslicste stomach re
ceiyes IT without distress. IA the price
OF coffee. loo and % cts. per pack age
Sold by oil erooers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

The New York msyorslty campaign has
been editotislly commented upon by
every dsily newspaper 10 the United
States. The Milwaukee (Wis) Sentinel
(Rep. summaries the present situation
thus: No matter what the Republicsns
may DO, the result ought to be the came
that OF divorcipg N municipal from nation
81 politics. Should they refuse to indorse
Mr.. Low because be is ifee.trs1er, this
Tact will doubtless give rise TO = general
condemnation OF heir course thst will Ct
srcise 8 vide iuhaence throughout the en-
tire uuion for The keeping Of nstionsl
issues ont OF mu ioipsl csnpsigns, II
the Republicans, 90 the other hand, sc
cept Mr.. L1s 10 spite Of his free-'rade
views, hey commit themselves to the dec
trine that msn's position 10 ns'ionsl poll
tics has nothing TO do With bic candidacy
Tor municipal elise, which would be =
great step toward for the advancement Of
nou partisan municipal politics.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

There is no use In denying that the sitn
alton 10 Spain is rapidly going from bad to
worse. 1t is perhaps because it is getting
so desperate that antsgonism to the Unit
ed States is growing stronger and is to
some extent encouraged by the attitude
Of the government. An unfsvorsble con
struction is put upon the most trihIDg acts
OF Gen. Wooiford. There ia even uniavor
able comment upon the fact that be has
decided to live at hotel for four mouths.
on the preteIt that be requires time to
select a house to suit his family. This
is interpreted to mean that be knows that
bis instructions are likely to lead to rup
ture, and be wants to be able to depart
without difficulty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

Mr. J.m5t I. TetttIL q bgrt Hgsse
" "a. tss discarded 81 ether diursoos
ne5leires 49, rop LssAies oaly Chanbei
h4at Collie Clslefs ,Bl uaubaea Rene
49, lie hss ussd il 10 be family sul tala
Il to be Catt9utfs Tot years sGd Las 20
besitsnos is ayiss ,b,t Il is the beat rem
eiy ior cello ,td di.uboes, be has ever
move. Il GOT ouly gives rsIiei but q
fleets pcfmIBobi care IL Il also pleas
1rt add safe 10 '.te, makins u nu ideal
remedy Tor bosel eoBplsinb For ssIe
by A II. ptulbous, Manchester Depot
J II. Whipplo, Manchester Center,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

Considerable press comment has been
called forth by the detection Of the Rev,
b. Fay MILL, the evangelist, from the
Presby terian and Congregstionslist Church
es, Mr., Mills has been for some time
more and more closely sfiilisting himself
with the Uaitsrisn Church. He has Civ
on to the CoHgreyaioa1list a statement IN
which be says: have not formally join
ed the Uuitarisn demon nation. With its
freedom OF thought, broad tolerance, and
spiritual basis Of fellowship have been
united for some time, | am a member OF
two denominations nov and would join
the res, II the way we're open. do not
expect TO "withdrv" from the orthodox
church. have been somewhat at loss
What to do 10 this matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

| hsVe boon 10 the drag ba,iaea ior
twelve years sHi dutiug that time bsvt
cold yearly oil the cough remedies ms1u
i1ctufed sn1 irem my persona tnowl
edge Of suob remedies, cay that Chsm Der
laos Cough Remedy gives better atIsito
ti0n than any other 90 the market, ".
N Tefsy, Eltlon, Ky. Sold BY A, II.
Pet,ihoue. Manchester Depot. J, II
Nhlpple Manchester Center
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

'Thsv are dsndiss" said Thos. Bo~ers.
OF the Crocket, TeIss, Euterptise, wbile
whiting about DsWilts Little Early Re
ets, The famous little pill. for sick head
ache add disorders OF the stomach sud
liver. H. Wbippls. Manchester Geo
tire; A II Pettboue. Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

lERBmLg ACCIDENT 1t is a terrible sc
cIdenl TO be burpsd or scslded, bat the
pain sod ssony and the triehtiul di figure
menls can be quickly overo1ms witbout
leaving scH by using DeWit's Witch
Hszsl S.lve J. II, Wbipple, Msnches
ter Centre; A. Il, Peltlbons, Msnchestei
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

The government Of France has lately
been much concerned 10 regard to the de
cline OF the mercantile marine 10 that
country. Although bounties have been
paid for several years past, the shipping
industry is still 10 very weak condition.
Recently the ministry OF commerce sent
on, inquiries to the different French cham
bers OF commerce, Replies have now
been received, many Of which are said to
evince thoughtful consideration Of the
subject. TIE results OF the f ench
inquiry will be awaited in this country
with much interest and they should be OF
great use 10 bringing our OVID govern
ment to rightiul view OF this problem.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23
RsET

Mr., and Mrs. W. b. Sheldon we're 10
Dorset over Sunday.
Miss Kendall OF New Hampshire IL
visiting her sister Mrs. Waldo sykes.
Mrs. Carney Of Proctor who has been
visiting her sler Mrs Council has return
ed home.
Miss Bessie Williams has left town for
the purpose Of continuing her studies at
Moody's school.
Miss Css.ie Hamilton who has been
10 Dorset since early February leaves town
to day She will sail shortly for her
home across the water.
Miss Ristelle, who has spent the sum
mer With Miss Pratt retained to her school
10 Maine lev weeks ago Miss Grace
Brown accompanied her.
Miss Bradford Of Jersey City, board
er 81 Chss. Williams, gave an interesting
address 10 the Church Sabbath Evening
on their work 10 the Whittier home in
New Jersey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

-- aasslsi nefilfF tHttItti v j., G.
y, itya42a rm
-Mia Cora hlsssu e Gnrrslt a
tnt,ss M.s, hlil Tas1u.
Ma E33y g Ha5urt Fslt Is r.f.i
irs ta ogs'4t, Mr. bafssss,
MIS- Lstlis FhtIlir' u tssrllas
tsoald urn sa 84afis, te4osl 10 Lad
grove
Nj AHbsi Mut3fu q Cue. ts'
bssu 10 TOYS iot svst pat Vt.llss
if.es4t
-Mia M.u NLippis Of R.Ir H"en
p.sssl lsh vteG wth Der ttotbtt MI
Ntipplt
Ma ssl hta slsiis P.se q htsa
stutbA ,ts 'Iyiug sita An Sgta
tatser gtssssi OF mors
TIE Egv III bf4aIord AID 'ou, va
lieu, lave |. als g. Ocesa Grove, \. J. i,r
ilroe vtsts 10y it iLe beuell q tbe
yoaug msa's health.
Mr. Georss Ibslobst sbd family, VIC
hsvs been speaii = TIE tummsf 81 the
home d NJ Lase.e Left Tor their hone
u Albssy ou MJui.r,
Loaf bstseeu this place add North
Dorset, 90 Sunday, black e'pe. velvet
ooll.r. ,lJ fose siIE llaiug. flader WlI
please leave al Ibsyot's hotel
y. q. Heipel writes as that be sill
open store 10 Uaion Opera House b och
Oct g.h ~ith . complete line Of clothing.
senn furnishing goods, uunk', sstobels
sla. Look for his ID. ntIt seek.
bishop Hall made bis annual uiiss
too 10 the parish Of Zion Church last
sandy sGd preached At the II O'Clock
service. The RV X v X HsriF, who
took charge Of this parish On the second
Suudsy 10 .pIem Der, bss sIreldy begun
bis sctlve dn,les ss rector Mt Harris ls
the .ou Of the Rsv. Thomas X Harms
d. b. . prominent clersymso Of The
d iooese Of New York sod Is sfsduste OF
Columbia College and later OF tie Gen.
rhso seniosry Of New iork CITY. Since
bus graduation be has been doug eihcIeLt
missionary voIk 10 Montana bot was
oroe9 TO leave Oh SccouLt OF the health
Il hs family,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-09-23

ETltNfth. J UNF, ~ IsII
Ey Bros. Dear Sra Please accept
ny thsnts Tor yonr favor 10 the gift Of a
bottle Of Cream Balm. Let me say have
used Il for care and can thoroughly re
commend il Tor shat II claims, II direct
ious are iolloucd Yours truly,
Rev Il. ". Hathaway.
No clergyman should b. without II.
Cream Balm is kept by al drugsists
Fall siEe 59c. Tnsl ans l0cehls. We
m.i H.
ELY BROS, 5G warren ST., n Y. City,