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Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

Blnnco Reports TINT the DEGREES Are
Recrived VIII Favor.


Received with Favor.
Copyright. 1885. by Press Publishing Company
MADRID Nov. ZS-CNew York World
CAbleEram-Special Telegram Marshal
BlBnco has elegfaphed such favorable news
Of the Impression produced by the royal de-
crees in the colonies that the government,
wishing to strike the iron whilst hot de-
cded 70 bring about under the transitury
dispositions OF the royal decree the appoint
men, OF members OF the local government
three autonumists. one reformist one con
sc vBtive, and II possible to secure the CO.
operation Of Marquis ApezteEuia. whilst the
presidency OF the future insular Parliament
is reserved for the chief Rutnnomst Galvez.
Financial circles are pleased with the idea
that the government considers Cuban re-
sources sufficient TO Justify the hope that
they will help Spain to liquidate the Cuban
war debt
The press continues to discuss very sharply
the reforms the government had to prose-
cute. e Nacional, the organ Of Romero
Rcbledo and Weyler criticiscs IT ia d violent
article. calling upon the army. the navy and
the people not to tolerate such policy. The
Carlist paper Corleo Espanul denuunces
the eforms treason against which Car
lists must protest ana even make armed re-
sistance 10 the government. Carls. agents
are showing much activity in attempting
TO raise funds. Silvela chief dissentient Of
the conservatives censures the new policy
especially in debt and tariff matters Cen
ersl Azcarraga considers II very risky. but
VIII welcome it If it brings peace Ma shal
C2mpos is SO enthusiastic that he even offers
TO 20 out TO Cuba If necessary bu, deems
several months OF active warfare still neces-
sary TO crush the insurrection The re-
malnder Of the press calls upon the nation
TO give fair trial to the policy so sincerely
undertaken by the libe al party when 1t is
an open secret, as e. Heraldo saws that
neither SaEasta, Moret nor 8 majority Of
me liberals were favorable to autonomy q
few months ago. ! am able 10 state that
several foreign ambassadors warmly conErat-
uInted the Spanish government on the re-
10 ms, which, in their opinion are sure TO
meet with approval by the foreign powers.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Lypehinc in Prospect.

LITTLE ROCK. Nov. 2s.-On a large cot
ton plantation in ST. Francis county eight
negroes went 10 the home OF Joe Miller a
cotton picker, and. robbing him OF his saw
lnEs, dragged him from bed and murdered
him The body was thrown In the river
Ada Miller, the murdered mans wife, was
then outraged ans the house looted. VIII
liam Williams was rrested and made fun
confession, duplicating seven others four
Of whom have also been jailed. Officers are
sea rching Tor the remuining four.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

Another Member Added 10 the Turk
ish Roynl Family.

CAIRO Nov 2S.-The khedivah has been
safely delive. ed Of daughter
The khedivah, prior to her espousal by the
khediye on February 10 1895, was the ia
vorite in the harem and known as Lady
Ikbul Hnnum She is about 2G years old.
and therefore about four years older than
the kheaive. This daughter is the second
she has borne. Almost Immediately after
the birth Of the first Abbas Hlmi signed 4
marriage contract with her IN the presence
Of the Egyptian ministers that act coasti-
tutlng marriage 10 q slave and there being
NO public ceremony. II was expected. even
in native circles. that he would follow the
European custom in espousinE her, but there
were complicated questions Of Egyptian law
involved.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
TEACHERS MEETING AT EMERSON.
only one County in the District
InrPuresenred.

EMERSON. Neb, Nov. 2s-Cspecial.)-
About 200 teachers were present at the
meeting Of the Northeastern Nebraska
assoriatior. Every county but one in. the dis
trict was well represented and number Of
prominent educators for different sections
Of the state were present A membership OF
thirty-fve for the National association wac
obtained and teleErsphed 10 Superintendent
Pearse at Chicago Thirty-seyen principals,
city aad county superiutenderts took part
"a the discussions Addresses were given by
state Superintendent Jackson and Licuten-
ant Governor Harris Prof f7oss!er, who wac
10 have Iectured missed his train and com
ing on the next arrived so late that he cnly
gave q short Talk 10 the teachers. TIE pro
gram was filled with live subjects and great
enthusiasm and interest was shown. County
Superintendent PlrnBbakeI OF Laurel Cedar
county. was elected prer-den Miss Mary
Mckinley, Ponca, vice president and Miss
Blanche Hamilton, Dak9ta City, secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

DUNCAN, Neh., Nov 2g.-Cspecial)-It is
extremely cold today, strong north wind
is blowing accompanied by snow and the
thermometer registers close to zero
RAPID CITY S. D., Nov. 2S.-(Special
Telegram Heavy snow fell las; night over
the entire Hills. The mercury ranges from
TO 10 below zero.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
EDUCATE THE CHINESE CHILDREN
Fekin Government VIII Estnblish
schnnIs In Ihis Country.

ifkin tONtfhhtni " IN EsAE DIS
schools in This Country.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 2S.-The new
Chinese miuster, WI Ting Fang has con
summated a rrojert which contemplates the
erection Of a school building in this city, the
bringing OF teachers from China ana the edu-
cation Of the Chinese youth Of this city and
coast in both English and Chinese branches.
The Chinese government viii eXpeud not less
than $4,000 in carrying ont this project
and providing for the permanent maintenance
OF the school. Tuition VIII be strictly free
II the experiment proves d success similar
schools viii be established by the govern
ment in other sections Of the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Ae~ Treak line in Nrw York.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2A.-Jphn Jacob Astur and
distinguished party Of eastern capitalists
and railroaa magnates arrived from New
York 10 take steps for welding several shor
lines OF ~ esiern roads into new trunk line
from Chicago 10 New York The new line
and the Illinois Central II is hut another
grand link IN ths Nandtrhll sys.Cru. havinz
Tor its special purpose an INVASION OF tht
fennsslNalna roads 0hio and Indiana iei1,i-
Tory aaa "a provide more ndequnte iernlirlnl
facilities IN this city for fhe Nickel Flate
road, as We'd as the practical cons -suCstiCn
OF a double track Tor thai raac from {.lsar,-
laaa 10 this City.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
APPREHEND THE TRAIN ROBBERS.
Arrested for Holding Up snntn re
Pmciflc EhnresA.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. Nov. Ga tele-
gram has been received from Bisbee, Ariz.,
saying that the three train robbers who
held up the Santa Re Pacific passenger
train al Grants three weeks ago had been
apprehended The prisoners are Jesse vii
lisms Tom Anderson and an unknown. Tue
crime WAA committed in Valencia county, IN
this judicial district, and XtrRdition papers
are now being prepared. Train robbery Is !
capitol onense in this territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
ninper 10 N4il,J.iohu,

FULLERTON, Neb Nov. 2S.-(Special.p-
Yesterday afternoon at 6:8p O'Clock Attorney
W f Critchfeid gave dinner party in
honor Of Assistant Secretary Of War Meikle-
john TO which but few Of their warm
mutual friends were invited. Later in the
evening an elegant banquet was given Mr.
Meiklejohn by the citizens OF Fullerton at
the residence Of Mrs. T. J. Pugh. J. W
Turner Of the Fullerton Post acted as toast
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

EXETER, Neb. Nov. 2s.-(special)-E, L.
Murtindaie republican candidate for con
stable in Exeter township, who was defeated
by one vote in The late election has filed
q contest, owing to Tuuors that one Of the
populIst judges counted several ballots with
his name on for the fusion candidate.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
BOOMERS Fn DATE FOR MOVEMENT
VIII Attempt to Go ON the Reservn-
tim .Innnnry 10.

VIII Attempt TO 90 ON The HeserNa-
tiOn January 10.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. 2S.-A special
TO the Times from Wichita, Kas says
Captain T. l. Howe has desg gnated January
10 as the day for MS boomers" to move
upon the Wichita reservation. if no oction to-
ward opening il shall have been taken by
congress by that date The instructions of
Secretary Bliss that the Indian police be re
infOrced by regular troops, if necessary. to
guard the boundary, has made Howe furious.
He is regarded by m-ny a visionary
crank, but the apparent CandOr with which
he puts his proposition and the forceful man
ner in which he argues it Is enlisting fol.
lowers by the score.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

the Judge from Calabazar went ct their re-
quest 30 take his declaration. This wcs
done in strict privacy. The jurist and bis
party having ftupped az Los Angeles for
breakfast on their way 20 the victim. what
Garcia did TO the judge is Lot shown, but
Garcia is at liberty. Lieutenant Slaves still
commands the Spanish soldiers and the chief
Of the Victoria garrison is still there.
SYLVESTER SCOVEL.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
PHALEN WITHDRAWs FROM CASE.
VIII Not Defend LuetEert in the
second Trial.

" III WI HFIFNW INFItt IN Int
second TrinI.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S-ArtOrney Albert
Phalen, who became prominent through his
connection with the defense Of Adolph Luei-
CERT and who was 10 hsye been chief coun-
sci for the sausage maker in his second trial,
Withdrew from the case today. His with
drawal was due 10 the retention OF Attorneys
Harmon and Riese as assistants in the case,
contrary 10 his advice The case will be
called before Judge Gary tomorrow Attor-
neys Harmon ana Riese Will announce the
retirement Of MI. PhMen. and ask for d
further continuance on the ground that they
are not familiar with The case.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
ArIinr1nn.. Crenmerv

ARLINGTON. Neb., Nov 2S-tspeciaL)-
The Arlington Creamery association at its
meeting yesterday elected A. Masters presi-
dent. Fred Meukin. ST. vice president;
Thomas Finnell, treasurer, and Il. Chapman
secretary The creamery, with William
Clarkson as butter maker started up on
Wednesday and made its first butter. The
farmers are bringing from 1000 to 2,SOO
pounds of milk every day, and he is making
on an average 100 pounds Of butter of--;he
fines. quality daily. Il usnmands the high
,u,-rn T,-ipp
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Py1hianS Choose omcers.

ST. PAUL, Neh.. Nov. 2S.-(specIal.}-At
the annual election Of officers for the ensuing
year for Uriel lodge No. 11S Knights Of
Pythias, the following were elected: Peter
Ebbesen, c. c.; James Boewrs V. c; J. T
Parker, prelate; J. T. JerOrds. NJ. A; George
Z. Lean NJ F.; George T. Lean, T; Clark
Perkins K r. 5. G. Kramer Nj, E; c. z
JOy NJ W.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Reduction In Postage.

TOkONIO Ont, Nov. 2s--At q political
meeting held in this city last night. William
Patterson. minister Of customs stated that
he had been authorized by the postmaster
general Of Canada 70 announce that on ana
after the first OF JBuusry next the rate Of
postage on letters from Canada TO all parts
uf the British empire would be cents
f0r one ounce Al present ihe pis on let
tsrE 70 Grsat Hrituin - 3 cents per half
ounce and eOrresponoinEly higher 70 other
and MOTe cislsni pArlK of ihf empire.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Accidental Shooting,

DECATUR. Nob., Nov. 2S.-CspeciaLl-Bin
Phipps of Turin, Ia, was accidentally shot
in quail hunt near Quinron on the
Omaha reservation yesterday.
The first food OF ice from the north come
down yesterday. The puntoon bridge was
pushed out and the eastern mails DELAYED
for a day.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
VESSELS NEEDED BY GERMAN NAVY.
Motives ActuHtiBE Government 10 Re-
quest Enhancement.

BERLIN Nov 2g.-The He.chssnzeiger. in
q communication settling forth the motives
which actuate the Eu,erumoat in its Intention
TO present naval hll pt the opening OF
the Re.chstag this week points OUT that
the naval Interests Of the empire abroa5
reed for their adequate protection two large
cruisers for eastern Asia one large cruiser
for Central America aud South America,
three small cruisers for eastern Asia three
small cruisers for Central America and
south AmericH, Two for eastern Africa, two
for the South sens, Two gIuboats for cast
eTn Asia, two for western AfricA and one
guurdship iOr CouEtAntinuple
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
CONGRATULATE SENIOR sAGAsT1.
Friends of Cuban Autonomy Encour-
nEe the snnnish Premier

MADRID, Nov. pa deputation Of Cuban.
autonomist deputies waited on senor sa-
gasta, the premier, yesterday and congrot-
ulated him upon the sincerity Of purpose
evinced in the au1onomy degrees sanor
Mcrei, the minister for the colonies. has re-
ceived numerous dispatches from the PROV
incss, and from the Antilles conEratulatinE
the govern ment.
Tbs Official Gazette Wiz tomorrow publish
the decree granting autonomy to Porto Rico
cn lines similar 10 Cuban autonomy The
chamber VIII consist Of thirty-two members.
The council Of admin istration Of sixteen. of
whom eight VIII be elected
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
FATAL EXPLOSION or BOILER.
One Man Killed and Five Others
Injured

Injured
PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 2S.--One man WAS
killed and five others badly injured this
evening, the result Of boiler explosion a.
the old Moorhead & McCIean blast fur
mace, operated by Laughlin d Co. The vic
tins are:
Dead:
JOHN MULLEN.
Injured.
Seaford Armes fireman.
John PiGrpunI
John Karsey.
William Mccarthy, fireman and . colored
man. name not known.
Mullen died shortly after the accident after
suffering intense agony. His body was liz
orally cooked 10y the escapiag steam. Armes
face arms ana legs are badly sCalded. His
condition Is critical. The others viii re
cover The cause Of the explosion is a mys-
terry.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Hu,kfnr NrnrJy Doue.

DUNCAN, Neb,, Nov s.-(Special)-Corn-
husking 10 most all done. Corn is of fine
quality, far ahead Of last year.
Hog cholera is checked during this cold
spell, but q good many young cattle continue
TO die from running IL stalk fields
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
TEMPERATURES AT OMAHA.

before mentioned, though in principle having
no objection to Gremany obtaining satisfac-
tipu
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
TrinI ofnn AneEed nienmist.

HAYES CENTER. Neb, Nov. 2S.-(Spe-
cial-D-Fr ederick D. Reynolds, the Trenton
dentist who is accused Of marrying q young
girl al ttis place while he had d living
wife from whom he hae not been divorced
e Oh trial in the district court.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2s.-M schoeyer
Russian charge d'Rfaires and consul general
At Curoa. hes been appointed Russian min.
ster 10 China, succeeding Count Cassinul
Russian minister 10 the United States
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-RL Hon. William
C. Gladstone and Mrs. Gladstone arrived TO-
dag al CRnnss France where they Ere the
guests uf Lora stuHrt Rsndel.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

Movements of ocean Vessels. NOr- =.
Al Havre-Arflged-L GascoEne. from
New H0T'k
Al QueensaOR-I --sa-le5-Cauaaaz.ls, from
Liverpool 90r New Eork.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
South Wood xocL..

The heavy snow storm last week
Friday made the travelling very bad
for Saturday, though quite Il good
number were out to pay the last tri-
butte of esteem to their respected
friend, Henry Nj. Jaquith. The
hymns sung We're excellent and APP
Propriatc. Rev. Mr.. Simmons Off
ciated.
Lucian Morgan is finishing repair
ing his mansion this spring, making
summer kitchen and some other
changes. Charlie Colston is doing
the work.
There was a good run of sap Mon
day, but the farmers are thinking of
gathering their buckets. Thirty-two
years ago to-day, (April 14), the
spring of President Lincoln's assas-
sination. the buckets were gathered
April 9TH.
F. p. Fletcher and Mrs. Benjamin
have not been as we'll for few days
and are still confined to the house.
They think the grip season ought to
close with the sugar season and that
four weeks is quite Il while to be
looking at the dark side of the pic
ture in spring time; but, it is SAID,
all is ordered well.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
Ascutney's Green Granite.

The famous green granite OF
Mount Ascutney is not granite at all,
says w. c. White of Bellows Falls.
There are he SAYS, "nonc OF the
constituents Of granite in it. All
similar deposits yet known contain
iron, and most of them sui phur
This is free from both. With the
exception of hourin it is composed
entirely of metals. The chips from
cutting monu ncnts might be smashed
to great profit, in my opinion. In
fact, | think the greater profit would
be found in stamping and smelling
the whole than cutting It up into
monuments. | believe if it was
properly known and sufficient capt.
tai invested to erect smelling works
it would prove one Of the greatest
and most profitable industries of the
state
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
East Barnard.

East Barnard.
Fred Allen. who has been spend
ing vacation of two weeks here at
his fathers, has gone back to his
school in Burlington.
Mrs. II. a. Culver has been sick
with the prevailing distcmper, but is
now better.
Mrs. Charles Wood of this place
has been entertaining sister from
Danville tor few days.
Lucy E. Allen, who has been
spending her vacation here caring
for her mother, goes back to her
school this week.
]. E. Adams recently injured his
hand very badly.
John Rowland was added to the
sick list last week.
Mrs. Pettingill, who has been
spending the winter at Lucius Mil
ler's, has gone to keeping house in
her home.
DR.. II. l.. Keith is no better and
a great sufferer. He is still at the
hospital in Utica, \. y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
Easter at the Churches.

Christian-Special services and
Easter sermon in the morning. In
the evening there will be exercises
by the Young Peoples and Junior
societies.
Observation-Disclosures services
will uc held in the morning and in
the evening in the chapel. Evening
services will hereafter be held in
the chapel.
St. James-Easter services will be
held at the usual hours, morning and
evening.
Methodist-Easter service in the
morning at 1890. Junior meeting
at SIG. Epworth League ut 6L5,
evening service at ! o'clock.
Catholc-Fa Their Toupin will cell
citrate a low mass in Quechee at
OILS and high mass in Woodstock
at lI.So; catcchsm at $50 and BEN
ELECTION at ! o'clock. Next Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday evenings
PRAYER at 7.3o, Saturday mass at
$50.
MISUNDERSTANDING is the Or
der of the morning service at the
Univc, salist church:
| The Day of Resurrection.
Easter Carol. Unison chorus, organ
obliga.o.
2 Invocation.
3 Easter Day.
Sacred Selection. Solo and Quartet.
4 Rcspons Readings from Psalms.
5 Hank. Hnrk. My Soul
Hymn. Teaor and soprano Soil and
Duo.
& Prayer.
! Lovely Appear.
soprano and Alto Soil and Quartette'
s Scripture Readings.
o Christ Arose on Easter Day.
Hymn. Choir and Congregation.
10 Sermon.
II OGertory Rise. Buried Lord.
- Communion Hymn.
- Bcnclic.ion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
Barnard.

Charles Stone and Miss Mabel
Chamberlin were married Wednes-
day, April 7, at the residence of the
brides father, ]. Z. Chamberlin,
Rev. George Emery officiating.
Mrs. e.. c. Aiken and sister have
returned from Worcester. Mass.
:. Is. Aiken has moved to the
Kelly house.
The Bethel club is raising the
hume here to hold the water in the
like.
Mrs. Rosie Dean has returned
from south Woodstock.
Henry French. II. a. Wood and
Fred Burke went to Rutland last
Wednesday to attend the big sale.
Elmer Abbott is still confined tc
his house with his lame hip. which
he hurt in Boston.
Report says that our old friend
and townsman, Gilbert McCollon
of Green River, Wyoming, is tc
come and buy the George Wright
, farm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
There Is Nothing So Good,

There is nothing just as good as
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds, so de-
mand it and do not permit the dealer
to sell YOU some substitute. He Will
not claim there is ANYTHING better,
but in order to make more profit he
NAV claim something else to be just
as good. You want DR.. King 5
New Discovery because you know
it to be safe and reliable. and guar
antecd to do good or money refund
ed. For Coughs, Colds. Consump'
ton and for ali affections OF Throat,
Chest and Lungs. there is nothing
50 good as is DR.. Kings New Dis
covcrv. Trial bottle free at y. s.
Norgan's Drug store. Regular N'zt
20 cents and SI.Oo.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17

Misses Mary Warren and Alice
Hewett are attending school at
Woodstock.
Most of the farmers have taken in
the buckets from their sugar camps.
Nearly all report good season.
The carpenters expect to begin
work on Elton Smiths new barn
next week.
Mrs. Justin Bughee is quite i'll.
Mrs. Bushway's daughter from
Massachusetts, is visiting her.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
North BrIdgewater.

Sam Peoples, who has been in
Wells River, n. H.. through the
winter, has returned home.
Miss Florence CillcN Of PNmyutu
is to teach the Suing term of sch9o,
here.
The manufacturers of the "mapic
sweet have been huuntifullN blessed
this season. Some clam the Weld
cxcels that Of the last three wears
combined.
Miss Bertha Iiassett has finished
her work in rai,svle and is now at
+. =. Perkins for Il short time.
\ cold, backward spring must be
the result with us this year.
Mrs. Arie Thayer of Gaysville is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs. |. T.
Shurtleff. for a short time, coming
the whole distance Us miles) or
foot. -
Lewis Atwood is visiting in this
place.
Miss Annie Bassett has finished
work at Elmer Atwood's and is now
at home.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
Bethel.

There is some probability that
Bethel will soon have another man
ufacturing plant. Mr.. Peet of
kecnc. y. H.. has recently been in
town and proposes, with sufficient
be given. to locate a bicycle rim fac
tory here, moving his entire plant
from keene.
Mrs. ". b. G. StickncN was il
Boston last week.
Mrs. Davis, over eighty Years old.
mother of Mrs. Marsh of Church
street, is in critical condition, re-
sultng from a shock.
\ well attended entertainment
was given by Rev. and Mrs. Moody
for the benefit of the Methodist So
ciety on Wednesday evening Of last
week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
Gar tbs.

III Woodstock, March o. 4 son go Nh.
and Mrs. W. StrnttOn.
In Woodstock, April 8. Il daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. James Morrill,
In Woodstock. April IA. a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts.
In Windsor. April 3, son to Mr.. and Mrs
J. Pecord
In Windsor April g a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank s. Pecord
In Windsor. April 1, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ant tome FecteauX.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
FelchvIIIe.

fSICuviiI0.
William Giddings, whose death
occurred recently. was born IN Box
ford, Mass, in 1917. His parents
removed TO Cavchlish soon after,
where he lived till he was nineteen,
when he came t. his late home m
Reading. assuming the care of his
widowed mother and the Younger
children, he being the eldest Of Il
family OF nine. Vt the age Of TWEEN
ty-five he married Susan Dunsmopr.
living with her fifty wears until her
death in 1903. The had five chill
dren: The eldest SON. Henry, en-
listed in 1901 at the age ct - wears,
and died the next year ut AleNan-
dria, Va. of typhoid fever. The
second child, Rosina. died IN 1865
of typhoid fever, aged IS years. The
third child, VIM. Albert, also died
of typhoid fever IN 1873, aged =.
The two youngest are the sole sur
vivors of the family: Cynthia E.,
who married ]. c. Sherburne and
lives in Pomfret; John E.. who mar
RED Nettie \. Pratt. and has lived
on the old homestead with his par
ents. Mr.. Giddings leaves one
brother. Hiram. who lives in Bos-
ton. and one sister. Eliza, who mar
ried S. D. Hill and lives in Califor-
mia.
Elmer NJ. Watkins has been APP
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-04-17
No. Pc mtret.

No. Pc mtret.
Mrs. George Sawyer has gone to
Derry, y. H., and Master Harley
has had run of la grippe.
Peter Faneuf and family of North
Rovalton are visiting at Dostie Fam
cuffs.
Fred Mosher is at home this week.
Rev. Edward Marsh of Sharon
supplied the pulpit at this place last
Sunday.
Fred Brownell and Frank Warren
are repairing the school house at
North Pomfret.