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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-13
THE LETTERS.
CAYPLESS & BROWN,

CAYPLESS & BROWN,
LAWYERS,
SYMEs BLOCK, DENvR, Colo.
DENNER, Colo, March 3, '97.
Mr., II. p. Handy, Box 43, Nampa,
Idaho
DEAR SIR: | am very glad to reply
to your favor of February gath, ult, /
remember quite we'll the circumstances
of your case, in which acted nomin-
ally as your attorney.
You were charged with passing a
forged check upon the proprietor of a
gambling house in this city; surrender.
ed yourself, and insisted upon entering
a plea of guilty, contrary to my advise,
and against my earnest protest; and
was thereupOn sentenced to the State
Penitentiary for period of one year.
the minimum punishment, for the offence
charged, under our statute.
Your case was one which appealed
to the deepest Sympathies of the Court
and District Attorney, as we'll as all
persons cognizant of ali the facts.
/ remember, distinctly, a conversation
with Judge Stone at the time, and his
express willingness to at once recon.
mend pardon, and am quite
as clear as to your earnest desire that
such course should not be pursued.
1t was my impression, at the time,
that you were not morally responsible
for the circumstances leading UP to
your arraignment in a Criminal Court
nor for your persistence in pleading
guilty to an offense which existed only
through technical application of the
law, and which had no marked Grim
inal significance.
Had you permitted a trial, l ain con-
fident that a jury, composed even of
your most uncharitable enemies, would
have acquitted you without leaving
the box.
Should you deem it necessary to do
so, you may feel free, at any time to re-
fer interested parties to me, and l will
very cheerfully state the facts to them.
Very sincerely yours,
EDGAR CAYPLESS,
Attorney at Law
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-13

The present state of the
tea-trade can't continue.
Americans drink the worst
tea in the world, and pay
double for it.
Scht12ing'S Best is the
remedy.
Proof: the grocer gives
your money back if you
don't like it.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco eT
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-13
A. p. AS fcHANeE OF HEART
1t Will Not Oppose Catholics Simply
Because They Are Catholics,


A St Louis dispatch saws: -The A.
P. A. is about to change the policy it
has advocated since its inception, nine
years ago. Many of its leaders have
experienced change of sentiment, and
the order, if it continues, will do so on
a radically different basis.
II. A. Thompson, a member of the
National Advisory Board in 1895 g
said the organization would issue the
usual circular telling which candidates
were Catholics or under Catholic in
fluenCe, but that nothing further
would be done in the spring election.
In speaking of the general work of the
A. p. A. he said:
II am convinced now that the A. p.
A. has expended its energies in the
wrong direction, and has failed to pur
sue the Wisest course. Our policy has
been to defeat any member of the RO-
man Catholic Church who was can
didate for office, regardless of his per
sonal merits or dement's. Now | be-
lieve there are hundreds of thousands Of
Catholics in the United States who are
as truly and genuinely loyal to this
country and its institutions as am,
and when we have antagoniZed such
men we have committed grave error.
an future we should oppose and will
oppose wrong principles instead Of
Waging war upon individuals. This is
the sentiment of the more intelligent
and advanced portion OF the member
ship of the American Protective
Association"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-13
PEFLEE BUILDING.
OFFICE HOURS PROM 9 Am. TO Q nm,
EVERY pay.

CALDWELL Idaho, June II, 1896
To whom 1t may concern:
] the undersigned had DR.. Gee Wo treat me
during my sickness and found his treatment to
be a success. | was grieyOusly afflicted with
s S I rheumatism ! eheerf9lly recomend DR..
JOHN I. SEBREE,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-13
NOTICE.,

In the District Court of the Third judicial
District Of the State OF Idaho, in and for Canyon
County,
W. B. Dibert, Survivor Of John Dibert and
Som, Plaintiff,
VS..
Hugh B. Grumbling, Defendant.
To all whom 1t may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th day Of
March, 1887, an attachment was issued against
Hugh b. Grumblng, in the above entitled
action.
Dated this 18th day Of March, 1897.
W. c. DUNBAR, JR., Clerk.
BY II. c. DUNBAR, Deputy
i. j. FRAWLEY and
WYMAN & WYMAN,
m2 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-13

THE ONLY True Blood Purifier
prominently in the public eye to-
day is Hoods Sarsaparilla. Therefore
get Hoods and ONLY HOODS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-13

TIME CARD U. p. RY CALDWELL. IDAHO.
East Bound. West Bound.
Passenger No. 25:I3p. Passenger Mol IL :l9a.
Freight 22J:IOH. Freight 81 7:4Oa.
Freight al: 3Oa. Freight % 70 cop.
GRO. L. ALLEY Agent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17
TAAr

-nn. /. W R&sstli q b slou 10 'i'ii
its BET p.fssb, NJ and Ma o, r. ~
noAda
-Mn saf.A spssiiiss Of Ludls. 10
very ~ ., TIE Lems Ct Der brother. J.
=. C~plsis.
J.nss II B.lsbtllsf ks bspsbi ib.
CALVIN Pa5Illp, isfn AID report ssy' be "a
,por 70 ~ m,rr,sd sGi settle dsyu,
Nj AID M. Philip. k.'. retained
IRON ID. Wssi.nd bs's s0Es tIpeo,stioH
Of loea,ibs there IL tie nssr futsre,
-TLu community vac sbocisA this,
" sdaes3r mafrisg 10 learn thsi James
II B4iebeldaf, sLa bad ast retained "a
tavu rtth tis bride, VA tsfen violently
il.Aae ssd .ill probably bs taken 10 TIE
ssy ION al Bt4uleb bora.
Mu sarah 4. Ras.s!l recently ~
sslrsj IRON c \ Huallry OF Westiord,
Com testament wbieh belonged 10 hsr
6tsl ba,b.bJ. PI.tt Y IscksEbush, vbict
Hugtly piaEsd up u6sr DiBwlldie Couri
Il uss, ". Apui : 1855 The book hsd
the pane OF lbo owner on the d. leaf and
.lso tie name Of Mary A. Simonds.
Peru. VI witch led to i,s recovery after
bsius laid away for 81 years Mn Rus
slln,sry sl.d to receive TIL, souvenir Of
The var add days long gone by.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

No portion Of SsnsIof AIdrlohs slerly
spseoh INTO iucIng the snended Dlngley
bill 10 the Senste ia more notable than
that passage 10 which be iorshsdo~sd The
ooLsummste triumph Of protection.
Tue Legitimate result Of = protective
tsrlh. be said. Is 10 give the American
market TO American producers When
this becomes al accomplished fact, the
revenue growing out Of protective duties
disappears 10 the years TO come, be add
ed. We must expect q decrease rather than
40 Increase 10 the customs revenue TO be
derived under the principal sohe ules OF
ths ,sud.
This ss condition which has always
been generally recognized by protec,ioDist
thinkers. Moreover. 1t is subject for
ferveut congratulsslon among them, for 1t
ia q most conclusive demonstration OF the
soundness OF their principles.
A protsc i've tarld serves double pnr
pose. 1t provides revenue for tho sup
port OF the Government by taxing foreign
products and these taxes on foreign prod
nets, by making their importation more
diiioult 10 some ways than 1t otherwise
would be, involve an important encourage
ment 10 domestic industries. which are
there by shielded 10 degree from foreign
A protective tariff has been
10 operation IN this country. with . fc~
Interruptions. for moro than a hundred
years All this tins it his furnished =
arge iaoome to the national treasury, and
mas so encouraged America
an uf.oturrug that great many necessary
,ttlcles which used 10 10 procured e1clu
lvaly from Europe are now almost e1clu
lively snppIed from our own factories
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

FTATE W YEAaaEI. Distfiet Of hsuehestef -
Ats Probate Court holden at hsnehsstsr
within Gpd Tor sGid Distinct, Oh Tie stn day Of
June 4. d. f37.
Present Hos 4 f1ulEH, Jadss.
To ali pefsous interested n the estate 81
F.Luis Parsons late u Manchester ia said Dla,
trtoi deceased, OnEEflEgs
Whsrons. Edmnnd l.. Wynn 40, AdnIrlstfAtIf
IL byHls nan Oh the ehtaia u the sAid dretAsrt
hath presented 10 sa.d Court bic petition To-
pntgg therein rtpfeseniluR thkt nAl dtooAssd
died stlzad aud pYasessed u certain real rsis h
raid irogAts District. and setting ignh that Do
sA b. beneficial ~ al latHrts 10 SAD sstain
" cell ali The fosi ystG AID pfsJs sal1 Court 20
yraut him lesaEc ~ cell the saiDs IT zoe par
mtul u dsDts sBd charges gf admin straliGa
iNhefeaP9p. IL H4s yfdsrs5 gY sA.i Car hat
al psrslu. csucefls1 ~ SID sstsis be- l8tlasd
10 appear Al ,tssisa hefs5i T. ts bod - b7
prsbslt once DO ssld blstrlgg Gu Jau 81 b H.y
u yuLs ". lsJl. a. 10 geayes % TIE Ire.
b0ou. ADD sbgs cause u auy tLeY have sly ssii
ucsuss should B9l he graft. q t9f When par
pose % pIs further ordered llsI Ehis order bs
ggblisbed three ssaks kasesssiTtigt pfsri0as
"a etetO, 10 the ha11htstsf JYrEstlt nose
pager pTinged Al Manchester ~ sald Dlstflai,
Is ". d, kDoEAfOs. AsgistsE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Mis-. Z Q. Torrey, who hu been
teaching IL Duluth, Nisn, the pest thrss
yesrs, is home TO spend her vacation.
Gard, are ont Tor tho marriage Of
Harry Grout TO Mise Vida BiIlises Of Rat,
land, Jnss 23rd. Mr. Crest y 10 ne -
poy OF tbs Bose Scale o.
The memorial ssrvies by cor school
children calls 10 mind some Interesting
relationships which are Tins mentioned BY
Torrsy 10 the Londonderry Sitter, Little
Elsie Brock is a great gr'st-grsnd Nugh
ter O. John Brock, soldier OF tie Revols
ton. Isabella aud Willie Eygleston are
great grest.g drsu OF Benedict Es
si.ston slto soldier Of TIE Revolution.
Mics Berth. Lsndou, q spectator. Is =
daughter Of NillIsm G, Labdon, = sol
der ubder Phil eridsn, tnd great
ere., grand daughter Of Josephns r.
Jacobs, soldier Of the var OF 1912. Emf
" A. Roberts to cher, Is sister OF
Richard Robert. OF Canpauy Q. lith
Vermont Volunteers aLla Nn+sl descend
ant Of John Roberts wbus hye sons John.
Peter NiIi-na. Be! 20 10 aud GhTstopher
~ets Green honutslg BoJs uuder
Gen. NsrneL Chrstophtr vas WITH
Allen al Tioouderrss sni the tLlri man
I enter the loa sud uss Oclouel 10 the
~,r OF 1917 sud hrevsted General H.,
grandson, benjamin 5 Roberts sn =
graduate Of West Poioi aud classmsts OF
Grant, Lee Ham. All Stouewsll Jack
500, the s;si msn 10 plant the American
Gag Aitet he siormi1s Of Chspnllepsc,
~ss treveted Ms!3r General 10 the civil
var and vac LltutshEbt Colonel 10 the
req ulsr array sud brother Of General Mar
rio Robefls .Bd unole Of the lats DEXTER
i. rla the is1her OF Richard, The /
mother OF The Eve Roberts boys With
RGr8er ~n dssoendaHt Of Admiral May |
tes q The Ma # ser, her maiden name
saabns Mtyhes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

DID yea err slgP 10 ihisi shat 'naAsssi
lou really meats Il mesHa amply iAsi
yoai .lomsoh - tired. II oar less are
tired, We nas TIE hoas and steam 20
SINE a. tbs voit Way nol ave year
stomach rias; thai y, Jet sOn sihins eass
DO ia voit Food o.a be sissslsi cut
cid. Of lbs BODY plshs contain d
sesiirs principles sbieb sill do this
The sh,ser Digestive Cordial eobt,ius d
ststiUs principles .sd i' FrspsrslioS De
nss.d TO rast tie stomach. The 'hshtr'
th.mssl.ss have suoh nabonndsd oOEh
de.Ot IN ii that they have placed 10 cent
sample bottles CD ths mnkst, snd Il 10
ssid lhs, even 80 sasIl quantity proves
bsat6oi.l 10 vast majority Of osses. All
dragsista hep H.
LAIoL is tho best medicine for children
Doctors recon mend II 10 the place OF Cas-
tor Oh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17
BENNINGTON, VERMONT.
lanes OTIS EsrArr

sTArE oF VERsoNr District Of Manchester. "A
7he Ptobate court J0r He Dtstrtei u Aaurttdaf
To all persOus Interested 10 the estate ~
james Cts late 81 Arlington IN said Dl.trtct
deceased GRETTINp.
By The authority Of the state of Vermont, 500
are hereby notified 10 appear bef0re the ga q
Probate court, At tho Probate once m MAJ.
chester, ~ .sid District, tho z8Fd day ~
June A y 1897, a. 10 O'Clock ~ 10 show
came, II any You have Why the account u E,ig.-
beth Olis AdmibIstrAulI. With sili AuHeIoi,
OF the estate Of raid deceased ,bguld not be- Al.
lowed, sud also Why the Fesidne Of said estate
should not be distrlbuted to the parties entitled
thereto
Dated at Manchester. Ia sald District tAis lat
day Of June A D 1897
lsv ". d. EDGERTOh. H,gisisr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

The school at this place in connection
with ths Rupert aud Kent Hollow schools
will held picnlc on Friday at 80 p. m.
The comet band will be in attendance
and the program will iscludes historical
address on Vermont by Director Beebe,
rocitslioas ard readings by Paul CLARK.
Edith Sweet. OEIde Prndle. Douglas Mad
lson, Thso Flower, Geneve Hopkins, Car
RE Sears, Bessie pnndls, Emma Goddard,
Adde Besbs, Olive Wheeler, Harry Be
bee, Fred Sears. Bessie Ptindle. essays by
Stella Harrington. Clara Cham berlsin,
Winifred Hopkins, also ssngs and music
and an address on the consequences Of
war by Rev. Mr. PietOn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

+. reH uaHths a.o the tfsnsmlssiou TO
Eatlsla aislrstuc poser gsosrs 'ei by the
cslsftel # Amssf ~ss be. M, tbe Bon 10
Street kutsay company receiving about
lUU horse p9~sr At the street eat powef
bou.s 10 ihl. city. TIE transmission Of
ints poser sas 10 sErd upon =. az eIperi
mrnt sd 20 farther contracts Tor lts deliv
cry 10 BuhsIo ~yfo made. The power
-.s-.stt sud ftsu
IhIly tbst the sIperi mental stage has nov
b, e. passed aud other lstRs contracts are
Dos btlng sntrtei Ints Tuesday srrsue
smsut. sers III .de Tor 1860 horse power
by the Gtest rthetu Elevator eompsny,
whlch has uow 10 course OF Construction
10 tits olty oGe Of tie largest grain sleVs
tore 10 the world,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17
COMML nslaNER,6 NOTICE..

- EsiAte OF IEHEY q. rFJoEEa,
The undersigned, having bssn appointad BY
tho Hon. Probate Court Tor tbs District u Mai,
Oh tor Com mlssi0ners, 70 receive eIAmiue, at
adjust all claims and demands u all Eersons
against tho ostGte Of
Heary G FpoDhet late u Sunderland
10 said DgsIict deceased, aud atl GiAlua exhibit.
I'd 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice thAt We
l.ts 8aahplpJ, The purposes Aforesaid At hs
The Let day u December 'hcanHng'lsAn
O'Clock , NJ uutil O'Clock Aud
that ,iI months from the isl day u Juno
A. a 1897 IL the tins limited by Sad Court
for .Gla creditors 70 preseHt their clAmr 10 as
for 81 animation aud AisDEzaae.
Dated at sunderland thu Let day " junt
A. h 1871
JOSEPH IS WEBB, c,,,,,.
iss JOSEPH FAhEOsa D''"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

he.,fs BY Bros II hsvs used Ely.
Cream Balm = bum Der OF year.sni fnd II
woris lite charm II has cured The
most obstinate case Of cold 10 the hea1 10
lee, thar e. hoan from the tilns FELT the
cold somins on, would not be without
1t. Respectfully YEAR,,
2a3 Hart st. Ftsd'k Piss.
Cream Balm Is kept by all drnggisis.
i oil slz. zoe Trial sizs Zoe. We mail H.
ELY BROS, &c Wsrrea 1t, N. Y. City
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

rER oNAL The eeutlemsn who sDnoy
ed the congregation last suudsy by con
tiuualiy coughing Will hud instant r~''|
by nslas One Miuate cough Cnfe,
speed, sod harmless r.med, f., '".o.'
.aJ luue troubles Psttioone 70 msu
- - :, .~-,s. A.. Nhipple, Msnches
ter Centre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Not ouly scnte lung troubles, which
may prove {. a. ius few days. bat old
chtobic coue and throat troubles mss
receive lm u -di.ts relief add be perm.
pently cured by Oas Minute Cough Cure
pettibone 4 Co, Msbchester Dvpot;J. Ii.
WhIpple. Manohstttr Csulre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Vice bsn arfstis SsDslsi 'rou. sasiG
Caa.tu. vlts, e. ts@sit tat a,T.r,ioSl
i3ss tree tfsat "a a. sss8 ~ rulll6@uol
saa ssesstiau. tbs frsa Trade .l3 I.rG
ktiaf@ l. sssst tbfesEhapi iss .oastfy
utf 49, mest l4 taismu oaueisVt
D. oaatt4er wtfiset there - sby
Iaafs pretsIi ~ ltssr tIlstntes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

C,sst, we - cestfes, 90 isttt =
ia' fsHstt aissss ia g., UaE.irl9u SO
49, % 81 st.aat go zoo, yssi Tbsrs
- D. rafs.ssa asassa is Csssd' 80 boy
50 40 fsa ID. olt. ntbs nuib',
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

As susapf 49, nsie ~ brab
ibfgssTta lsts She lir - tss rfesliest
of she Frsae1 4 pshHe, s1aisv, While
&C. su ~ tfs 49, 60 vtircs' the fse-s
\ asmsgs SO tabe b7seVei, sud pu
- 81 steitmeIt tesuled. Il' suvprssi
g. b.Ts beet TIE satt a.. cr.Gt sod 70
paHIesl slgfiacssea u sttsch,i /. o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Wbeo cold is contracted, cure II at
slce. Ose Aisata Cough Core will Get
90 90 Tie foad to recovery 10 10 min
ute ltvill cure pLsunouis. bronchitis,
cioap and al iofns q labg slj thfos,
uoubles. Pettibous 4 Co Manchester
Depot; J. ii. "Llppis, M,sehesie, Gen
ire
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Aleorasy General MeKsBnS j. soias to
Try bic. bsud 81 euiofelog the Sherman
sbil iFnat as ~LleA The ClcVshnd Sdmin
i.turi8g d'etstsd soa q not be enforced
lie tss directed tbsl suIl TO be entered 10
the { s. Cfeuit Court .sHgsI The Trad
81. I've sock Erchsuss u Kansas
CITY, for rI5l.ilon Of the sb,i trust lsw
by bayoo'uns commi.sio merchants Who
sold staes 10 those sho did not boloog TO
the sicbsBge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

The t,ria bill has dragged 10 the Senste
the past week, owing to some long
speeches called out by the sugar schedule
which furnishes sveIed question aud one
upoa which tbs Republicans are not unit
"a. bat they will not allow It TO block the
hill. Aa additional duty on reHned sugar
lie necessary 10 order to ALLOW the business
10 be done 10 this country, bu. 1t is done
hys syndicate that controls ibs business
snd eonseq aeuily 10 ne are OF the opinion
that they deserve nothing or very little 10
the way OF protection. We thipk sugar
'esaius should be done 10 this country,
=. veil sAII otnc, ktnds Of business, but
that the duty should not 10 made high
enough 10 give 50 excessive profit,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

T1t tgua q 3aEat T.hsf Gsa asFaa}i
81 xttk tos Hast.E8 esaaiy cieri 5000
vAgeh I'll .lga. a - sr.s iron tss slsls
ir.aufy 500 ~ rgsi ftEslriss. nsatr
+, rsnsai st8er q tbs CauRiy cosft A
tsltd 81 eou msaaasft 49, sPp1in,si BY
he Cousiy sssH tasas q. ss9 70 icos
srs, Ike fsst - N sai Isbsf TIE ttst
-, is gsssi5ss taas tbtrssh tie io.u,
O., rias e. - Ices go 81 sgas ottbt
go = lo tie widest sfrIisE q We utsss
uaatttlss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

The ~ssteru iatmrts hsvs good rtuau
10 believe that HrnsptiitI i' rtluruias te
then. lf bai toGat rett Ui tbs couutfv
10 81. lhe greet grain producing slsIet
lsfss efops are expected snd 10 ksDss.
~. bsfrsst 81 Sbest viii sm0nnl ts 90 pD0
90 bashsis llls worth vbls Tor The
'eirfs II h 5s.s to ootos that thi, good
iofaos las o.fm' 10 them 10 optic Of the
.-s.s ,.--s .s - rIsFFr ~ss utktsp tstt fall
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Ia at exceedingly sble and exhaustive
address delivered before the N,I.lxa
College at Eswport Il. / last q
day, Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant
Secretary Of the Nav, presented convlnc
iug aud unaBswer.ble Arguments IN favor
Of the creation aud maintenance Ola pow
eriul ani efiieiant navy. The title OF Mr.
Roosevelts address was, Washinglon's
Forgotten Maxim, Namely, To be Pre-
pared Tor War Is the Most Edcotual Means
10 Promote Peace, and, as was to have
been expected from gentleman Of ripe
scholarship, trained mind aud experience
10 tie consideration Of affairs OF public
moment, the address was worthy the
thgms and the occasion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Tspleys Bread winners on, wear ali
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Barney BstaAt1, the Diamond kins"
al soath Africa, committed suicide by
jumping tom aressel 90 toe way TO Eag
land, BHhsto, whose real nsnIs was
lasos. vas 81 Eagllsh Jew wko went to
South Aiftes years ago add made 9 living
by exhibiting lriek dolksy. He after
yards traded Ia diamonds. became tutor
ested "a mioss aud coon beosme one Of
The richest men 10 The wofld, ~srth one
hundred million sr ore. L,lsly be had
me. ~ith some revstsss, though he must
have LETT great deal OF money. lie mar
ried 10 Atflas snd had three children.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Try Badsms Miofebe Killer. For
sale by Mics Mary Fsruum, Manchester
Depot. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

Tie English army !. doing great deal
gu bleJ cles Lord NolseIey vac one Of
The drst among the hpid officers Of the
Brlllsh army to perceive The value Of the
cycle mountei soldier 10 time OF wsr
lie has instituted volunteer oyolist oom
petition OF valuable Kind. which cd
beavers o place the soldier under oondi
tious such a. might be sIpso tod ia SEXUAL
warfare, The contest was held in Mid
way aud ended 10 swi0 for ths Galo~sy
Rhss. 1t Is the second victory OF that
corps, Sho rode ~ mile, in 3-4 hours
and scored 1876 points oct OF a possible
1870 at the targets at 300 and 600 Yards.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-06-17

The festivities mapped on, Tor the lubi
lee hsve received the QleeDs sanction.
They ~i.l be 10 Jane 20, the date OF hsr
secession 10 the throne GO years ago. With
st.hsious service at Ftogmste. Windsor
The queen aud the ysl family will BE-
present. Juns n. the court will move in
,emi-ststs TO London and that evening
there Gill be banquet At Buckingham
Palace 10 honor Of the roysl guests IL
viii be tlll3~ed by reception Tor the
men bers OF The diplomatic corps aud the
special tuV0ys TIE royal procession
ihrsuEh the streets Of London wIll be the
great ie.tste Of June ~ and ii will be fol
ls.sd by illuminsiians at night Juns 23,
lhsrs Slil he $ garden party N Bnckins
ban p.lsee, TO which thousands have
been invited. The court, Jnne "a, will
move 10 .tml-stste to Windsor.
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The m inisterisl etisi. IT Madrid vii 10
do8btsdly alter The Sp.hish plan Of opera
lions 10 Cnba ia materisl degree, and
change the f,Istous between Spain and
the uuH,d snie, Wrylets ,oucsntra
ton policy Tor uon.com bsisuts Will rroba
by he gives up, sEd TIE stu.rsl system Ct
bGtbafil3ss which have characterized the
vsr co tie spsri,h siie 10 the past year
.ud halt vi! Ne tsIaIsi. spain, 500. 90
der tbe Btw eoadnlous, ~ili b. iEcly 10
sucrs irieadly stii uie iovsfd our got
sfumeui. IL all he sbis 30 zee, Gnd per
hap, vii nut be SLOW 10 console. that The
Gated States hIs psfiorncd IL duty go
usaif.l ever siues tie bsgiB1itg q toe
vsFvRh t4ataas hasss AID lLttlhgercs
.tbpush the synpstsle. Of cor people
have all .l0Gg bees gith The laturssut..
Bot there IL co good reason TO believe
that szeL = ebalgs A. Ray be lb,insted
ia sFGsisA policy vi, mate shy dlfasucs
IL tie result q tie Csbaa esEaieL
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pAnonNA Est.rr

JOSEPH IS WEBB, r,,,,,.
tss JOSEPH FAhEDAs.