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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-01
STORY OF THE REFORMATION.

The Entertainments at the Hyperion Next Monday and Tuesday Evenings.
 The very large number of partici- pants assisting in the Story of the Reformation" to be produced next
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-01
wELLS'HAIR BALSAM.

m oray oradually restores th5 nalr 10 OrgaI ndls 1ral color: elegant tonic dressing 5Oc-, $l Drug gists or prepaid by express on receipt or price. E s, WELLS, Jersey City, N. J.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
STATE NEWS.

Sowsll Drown OF East Burke found 3
good GOV dead 10 his pasture recently.
The animal had caught one hind foot be
tween two small trees 10 such q way that
II could not get free and bad starved to
death.
Officials OF the proposed Bennington
and WsIlomsso electric railroad vent over
the routeas surveyed the other day. They
we're quite positive in their statements
that the road will be built this fall or next
spring, or at least commencement made.
Some one reported at East Concord,
that he bad seen a bear in W, Y. Hsrdy's
back lot, and 3 number oil boys went
there to shoot the animal. They shot and
killed it, but the animal proved to be MIR
Hsrdy's black sheep, for which they paid
50.
Wiilism II. Bntton OF Middlebury, who
hes been clerk for the Senate committee
on agriculture, has been appointed 10
position in the department Of justice with
. salary Of $4,000. Brsinerd Avery, who
has been Senator Proctor's private score
tsry. Is to tsks Mr. Buttons elerkship.
George T. Dstymple OF Fair Haven
has the contract for making steel tubing
1000 feet long and with an average dis
meter Of "a inches. The steel required TO
make II will weigh over 800 tons. When
DOM pleted /, will be shipped to The Crook
er-Burbsnk company, paper makers, at
Fitohbsrg, Mass.
Michael Brown, 9 Burlington lsborer.
who had been on a protrsoted spree, was
struck Monday by q special train bearing
the soldiers 10 IN uster. There was large
wound, the right shoulder was ont open
and the arm nearly torn out, aud the flesh
scrsped or bis night side, hip aud leg.
His recovery lie doubtful
Lson Ripley Of Derby Was sccidently
shot q, West Stswsrtstowu, n, H., last
week. Another yonug man with whom
be was ST work tried 20 shoot q steer, bat
the bullet glanced aud bit Ripley near
the base OF the spine. Several pieces OF
shattered bons we're taken from the wound
but be ia expected 10 recover.
Gov Grou, last week issuedis pardon
70 Amanda youteils OF Darlington. Who
wss serving 9 sentence In the house Of cor
reotion for keepinss dporderly house, 90
aceo ant OF the desth OF the wcmsn's eight
70 ontbs-old dsns bier bs dro~uirg in the |
AXE Tuesday night The child wss play
Iag 10 boat house aud fell ia. Tn bod,
vas recovered few moments later, but /
life was extinct
A fatal accident occurred 81 JamEica, /
On the BfGttiebofo and whitehall divisou \
81 the Central Vermont railroad about ten |
} 'eloak Friday morning, August G The |
oor.h. bound mixed train, with Victor
as ose Of the brakemsn, left I
al 7 10 and upon arrival 81
IsmAies bessu setting 81 some cars on
he aide usok. ButtsrRsld lost bis hold
N the break aud Tell, striking his head
70 the rail
The Vermont Marble company lie max
us arrangements 70 run large part OF lie
nsehissry 1t Wsst Butlsnd BY electricity. /
| rev vs,sr wheel has been put 10 ct
'rccior sod . wire 10 70 be ron over the
iills from Proctor TO West Rutland. Six
hitting usehioss ia the quury are 10 be
4 oses Hre1 up 10 ran BY electricity.
he hshls Of the town sill alec be taken
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

from 81, Proctor psssr Tie eomrsty
reports bss oss s. he imrfguas
Ma. Eln Cathusa. vile q Coz L =,
BsssetL sapuisissasui 81 -. BenrtSs
Tea ssa Ealht4 railroad, died Al Cap
Uonlori Al - esiiy hear No8dsy nofs
lng Mn BsEaui tsl bees to poor
boslth ter sgapis Il ycsn sith sseattsl
tfestir, dove q The asfvout sy'ttus. and
eAfly 10 The tfstan so tsten 10 Cap
Cenicri ia Ne baPs tbs, eh,rss add
4uiel vsslI Do BET good. She bad recent
iy sppa,rs1 70 be- imptorius a1Iii psta
asarA Developed, sld which sss the im
ne4late cause Of bet dfatb.
Ffon sl.lsiical report Of the stoas IN
duslfy Of iae cogBtrf Tor lStG. lasI issued
u spposn thai the valns Of The granite
produced 10 1850 g.. gs.gii, a. ss.inst
O. ,s9i BIS 10 1886, VIII, there vas
t.!llns Cd "a The YsIao Of grants The mar
blo proiuct sbossA slisht iaetesse, the
count b@as ~ ,A3t, 1870 10 1870 st hssinsl
e. %, 7lJ 10 layJ From this report u
.pp,au granite it qasrried ia % stsIes
AanscAa,sts bs.us the .sIseei pred ueer.
MsIuc second aa4 YeIm ont third. Yer
nout loads 10 ths production Of marble
sud only tso sl.t.s IN the Uuiou, Ohlo
snd Penney lyAuls, exceed 10 The value OF
al their stone product. those Of Vermont
The value OF the grsuite produced 10 Yer
maut 10 1869 was Ss9j ZIG and the total
value Of al Us products wee 81 753 S97.
peuDsy lvauiS. whlch leads oil other states
ia the value Of It's stone products, produc
es srsuite only TO the value Of slJ9,3l7.
sui Ohio, wbioh comes ueIt, no graoite
At all
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

DR.. J l. Terry. Of Trimbe, Tenn, in
speaking OF Chamberlain Collie, Cbolers
and Darfhoes Remedy, says 1t has al
most become necessity in this vicinity,
This is The beet remedy 10 the world for
colo, cbOIers mofbus. dysentery aud disrrh
oes, and is reoospiz d as necessity wher
ever its great worth snd merit become
known. No other remedy is so prompt or
efeo,ual, or 40 pleasant 10 take. Sold by
A. H. Psltibone, Manchester Depot.
J. n Whipple, Manchester Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

The neEPst aissft are srlAs,ily nal
lea tsorts 70 ustss thotoask skosias o.
tted pta vhsls iht sod boom 10 Or
Tbey ssi tbsii sbsre q the gali iaAitcci
h. through tbe ysf krA w4i sci evcH
usots q a % las.f pto t. oagtaa0 IL H
rev a,ilfasta8 tbst 90 Is.'- eaipai q COT
-, 10 tbs l.ts districts oil fcEeh - ".
So, =. s..3la o. co. lie last yest Tbos
j. ptull en tai, e Shaui . ~ 90. sa
81 . esst t. see sEI ils Ana us peoplr
e. ts,jt psU ere ~ 1iciss over ibe ditco'
.fy a putty taDtsoma alice 20 sbeit ter
rticfy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Tbs American Eoonomis, has compiled
al elaborate estimate Of the real cost oil
the tariff reform experiment 1t fnds
tina, the total volume OF business OF the
eountry, 80 measured by its bank clear
inss, shrsnk al tha rate OF hfteen and .
bali billion dollars a year within two years
nnder tariff smashing influences, Ia the
, ear 1896, 1t says our loss Of business had
been almost eleven billions compared With
! -o2 10 1895 the loss was about nine bil
lions. 10 1898 1t vas more than seven
hlliobs. so that, since the Republican
admin is,rstion oi the United States under
President Harrison aud during the demo
cratic standardization Of the United States
under President Cleveland, the ecouom lot
sdds. there has been . fetal loss Of bust
ness as compared With 1892, ssgregstius
the enormous sum Of forty-two billion
dollars 10 this connection the economist
nstes an Interesting international com
p.rison. II publishes in para lei coum us
the bank olesrinss Tor the two great cities
OF London and New York for the years
1892 96. inolurive. From this table il ap
pesr that 10 1892 the bank cieariugs Of
London ware S9l 900 oo0, 900: thoss Of
Sew York. $50 900 900. 900. 10 1898 the
hsnrss we're slmos, ersc,ly equsl. bu, in
1894 the year OF the passage OF the @ or
msn.W ilsou tsrifi. the American city fell
sr billion dollars b.hind; 10 1895 seven
billion dollars, sud 10 1890, eight billion
dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

10 ls92 substtacs Tor WOOL, ircludius
rage, we're imported for msnufscturers 10
The uSi.ed States 10 the amount OF 292,.
b55 poands 10 1895 The snonot Of ,ueL
,iul imported was Is. 67l 100 pounds.
Thai .ss q hss'y increase Of material to
Esuniscture shoddy goods and II ell hap
rened nnier the demo crAilc free trade
regime Of Gruvef snd the Wilson tsrfT
frcs democratic and ireer independent
organs, durius The sane period Of years
developed 10 its highest state Of psr'ee
tioa tho habit Of referring 10 the repubh
can protective tariffs Of the p.st a.
"sbediy tariff, because, ~ was sllesed.
they tept vol out OF hi oouutrJ aud ,h.
msnaise.Hrtrs we're forced 10 mske .hod
dy goods 10 Keep up their Gree. TIE
fsufes eoutrdict the truth q the claims Of
the isnstie press, The shoddy period
w1s 10 Grover, tunes, and no,hins like Il,
bsd ever been known before. Ia Tie
snsiea, dsys Of ihe walker tnla, which
came near bssitnptins ths coun' ~ before
lSca. rag, we're imported s-geiy, Ia,
,hs, we're used In nskins paper then, 70,
.hod5y. The spruce tree allied th. Amer
ssnsad ior foreign rage to make into
paper and The democrats opposed The mar
isi " thea ior Gsllns ssodoy,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

NJ, A Q "1lfs, Of Duodee, Mo, Who
travels for 81 ar 4 Tibbeits, In plemeui
Co, Of 81 Lyui+, gives travelling men aud
travellers 10 geaefGl. some good sdvioe
Being a kuight Of the Grip. he says,
have Tor the past Three years. made 1t 9
rale 10 keep myseli supplied With Cham
berisin's Collie. Cholsrs snd Disrrboes
Remedy, and have iouud numerous oc
esslons 10 lest It's merits. bot oaiy 90 nv
seli, bat co others 81 veil, osn truly
say ths, never 10 single isstsucs bsvs
Enown 1t 10 fail consider ~ one Of the
best remedies traveller. Gao carry sod
sould relate nAuy instances whsre | have
used The remedy 90 scspiics. N ueh 10
their surprise and relief ! hope every
travelling msn 10 The z. s. will carry
bottle d this remedy 10 bis grip. For
sals BY A. II Petl.bohe, Mach esser Ds
pot J. II. Whippls, Manchester Center |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

for those who will go to-day and get a
package Of GRAlN.O. 1t takes the place
OF coffee OF about Ia the coat. 1t is q
food drink, full OF health, and can be Civ
en- to the children ss well Is the sd nit with
great benefit, 1t is made Of pure grains
aud looks and tastes like the finest grades
Of Mocha or Java coffee. 1t satisfies every
one. A cup Of Grsiu-O is better than q
tonic, because its benefit is permanent.
What coffee breaks down Grsin-O builds
up. Ask your grocer for Grsin.O l5c.
aud 25c,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
Try Grain-OI Try Grain-O!

Ask your Grocer today to show you 9
package OF GRAIN.O. the new food drink
that takes the place Of coffee. The Chi
dren may drink it without injury rs vel
as the adult, All who try it, like it.
GRAIN-O has that ROB seal brown oil
Mocha or Java, but 1t is made from pure
grains and the most delicate stomach re
ceives it without distress 4 the price
Of coffee, loo, and rs cts. per package,
Sold by oil grocers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

TIE fallov 80 report tstnt s!mae' too
ssa8 D. - tfoe Ya We srt sastna iba
~ asuHsa tis o. sbis Dee ball tillivs
5sgssip $50 .an ali sAiea ba besl, q
yiil b., diaub1tel .sors iht tsrEssf' a.
tbs f~.us, q A3r.EotA pf.oes igf ths ses
sar ofaps. - oanFsfai via lbass Of
act yea
It4s enafaaat tgw a. nuafY has I3t
bees sssfsssls4 BY tie spssalsIos s5d
ul48l,us1. bat il go'ns tata TOE .rius
gassst1sa Of las pfo3 aott OF .his sum
$40 u8pJQ. las ttes resi3rsd 90 eisbi
srscs,l,aea Of ssrssliafa tudaafy. TIE
atta a. Jg Jpg /. divided .wosg Tie
oI8, saa fE3s thai rspraost sbe Focua
..f, ~. CIT. Of A.. f.fHsfs isbof Io tas
tatsl Jias. y dojlsu are dsiiy bsias
Gdasd h. steady lacrosse u prioos &c opst
u.ttfts
IAsse u.ufos sfs bsssd d spoo tie mosi
ssrslal computations uslt by eIpsftt 20
tbs A. panusul OF ssftcni'ufe. Toe re-
tufus from ovftsiU crops espeeislly corn,
are oct yet .nH4 clshIiy dsaaits TO estimate
sppf rtmale ytsIda The iBdtcsnass srs
tlst tbe total o. oil farming praiacls sili
hsst O lees than th1ss o. lssi yes', ~
srHs Of sbich higher pucrs viii mesp
more u aDsy Tor the farmer.
TIE Is especially Noticeable 10 potatoes.
-h,eh boz eommsnd price jet double
thal rrs 3 Ia yr.f sud shiob The iaTm
ere ali rap a beprd ,gasl TO crop oi
nslf . bllli0u In.tesd OF 300 900 900 busb
Gle Is sa ibrsu.hle rule lhst small
crop ois slyeo pfodnet causes asisrisllJ
subsuced VI ues. eioept 10 cases where
foreign complications .hcct the result,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Tue Shakers hsye made a discovery
stitch is des iuei to accomplish much
good Realizing that three iourths OF all
oar sui srings arise from stomach troubles
thai the country is literally filed With
people who cannot eat aud digest food,
slthout subseq suffering psin and
distress, aud that many are starving, vast
Jog to mere skeletons, because their food
does them no good, they have devoted
N och study aud thought to the Subs ct.
aud the result is this discovery OF their Dl
sssiise Cordial.
A little ok can be obtained from your
dtusei / that will point out the way Of re
lief al onoe. Aa investigation will cost
nothing and will result 10 much good,
Children sll hate to take Castor Oh,
but not LAXOL, which is pslstsble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

lie coal nlssts sttiEs tilil confines
~thaai either edo weakening, The uiu
sf. 30 Goa sneooed 70 calling out the mFn
10 tie mlsrs 10 Hesi fifgiuiS sbd they
.rs utut1g coal euoagh 70 that the Dc
u.ud 10 sappbai sad .s i0ss a. they ns
81 .uft q .ul b. hard 10 force tue niDs
osnet 10 come tg TIE terms offered by
ihe miners, The miuets sfe sah ring for
~ q 10 BsIy Fisers sod II sesnas ss II they
Hud si,e q 90 the bsi,le soon. Tbey have
conducted Themselves generally, 10 q
m.uart wbich be kspl Tor them the ~ u
patty Of tho people ell over the county
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Some time ago; a little bottle OF Cham
berisin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy fell into my hands, just At the
time when my two-yesr-old boy was terri
bly, siiilcted His bowels we're beyond
control We hsd tried many remedies, to
90 purpose, bnt the little bottle Of Coils,
Cholers and Diurboes Remedy speedily
cured bin Wlllism Z. Jones, Oglesby.
o.. For sale by A II. pettibone, Man
chester Depot, J II, Whippe, Manehest
tr Ceuter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
paratI.l. MtNtngs.

| The PopnIisrs Insurance Dommissloner
Of X sutas, Wbo appears to be thoroughly
imbued sth tie Populistic notion that all
corporations ATE com posed OF robbers and
tbs, the fret duty Of public oficisls 10
thai state is 10 make var upon them, hss,
from the day he begsn draw bis salary,
been Engaged los controversy With the
Insurance compsuirs which have done bus
iness With the people he is supposed 10
struggle has adopted novel method Of
rstsli.tioo. kaosing that most OF these
com psuies have loaned good deal Of
money 10 Kansas he has set bis sgents TO
sesrehipg the records and examining the
property mor,gsged and having complet
ed his iDyestig cation 10 ooe county be pub
fishes q statement that the loans made by
the com pauies are sbout five times n
much ~ the yalue OF the security.
10 other counties i. is, be says, just az
bed and unless be is mistaken he will be
able 10 show before he gets through that
mosl Of the money loaned by the iusur
snce robbers 10 his jurisdiction can never
be collected; IN other words that the un
sophisticated corn growers have bunkoed
the soheming corporation managers out
Of several millions. This may be sweet re
yonge and it may prove that insurance
companies need new financial agents, but
inst how 1t conduces to the credit OF Ksn
sac, OF supports the commissioners con
tention that the state has been preyed up
on by the insurance plutoo ats, only q
Popuhst can explain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Ely Bros. Dear Sirs:- Please accept
my thanks for your favor in The gift OF q
bottle OF Cream Balm. Let me say have
used il Tor years and can thoroughly re
commend it Tor what ii claims, il direct
ions are followed. Yours truly,
Rev H. W. Hathaway,
No clergyman should be without it,.
Cream Balm is kept by all druggists
Full sizs 500 Trial aiz l0cents. We
mail it,
ELY BROS, So Warren St., N Y, City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

The Dinsley tsfIG imposed duty OF 81
Thousand, or sbont ~ percent, on Cs
madam white pine and spruce, which no
dor Gornau-W wisconsin was CA the free
list 10 this country, Iheiu mediate effect
Of this Legislation, the Bulletin says. hss
been TO bring sbuu. u decline 10 the price
Of lum Der 10 Canada. Al tho same time,
sids the Bulletin, our market here has i'm
proved, tLongh no advances have been
thonght shout as yet, Here is az excel
lent example OF the economic truth that
protective duties are often paid in whole,
aud almost slssys paid in part. not by
The domestic purchaser or consumer OF
foreign goods, bat by the foreign produc
sr, A dnty Of 81 a thousand is i'm posed
on Canadian lumber, and Canadian lam
Der instantly falls oil IN price. certain
quantity OF ibis may continue to be i'm
ported, bat not until the Canadian mill
o.nsrs and forest kings have, through the
reduced price their goods receive, paid
for the privilege OF entering The great
American market.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

"Thev are dsndies' said Tbos. Bowers.
OF the Crockett, Texas, Enterprise, while
writing sbont DsWitt's Little Early Ris
era. the famous little pills for sIck bead
ache and disorders of the stomach and
liver, J. Il. Whipple. Manchester Gen
tire; A. II Psttibone, M.nob ester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Tbs bsIsaE rsise e. tlitaf dollar -
rey cody 81 NettG shNt vAual ma
ts.ss . o. TIM = So Ffles tt.i ys'
Tfautsss ths a n,ttTr isr@sfs .s osss e
ClsrsissAs sseei3lu ia lsg4. tsi ias
s,smIiy tesgIis8 ts tbs isssst russ Tot
vhssi ewes iuesI TAs rronisw a IL
rubilasb. prsrtss. 80 The last .lss1Oa are
esins IL tiisa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Tie reports IRON Bombay snd simls,
iHdieslius The completely Of The Aishsns
"a the recent risiGgs sgsinst British power
Ia tho north eslstn districts Of lads,
Iasliy the serious treatment which is Civ
90 them 10 the Euslish psess. The cause
Of these rIsinss hiss been sssumed 10 be-
hussalmsn i.nstlcisn. occGsioned 10 part
by The British tfeAtme4t Of the plag que
sod in part by the s1Itsn's triumph 10
Greece aud particularly stimulated by The
ireoz,ed appeals Of the hul.h. who led
the stack II is still probable that the
suspected cause vas the true one, the die
quoting thing sbout the latest reports is
that they seem to show that the sdverse
Influences we're At work on the Aighsn Sc
val A. the Indian side OF the frontier and
that the Wild trbesnen who swNmed 70
attack The British troops actually included
= considerable contingent Of Aiebsns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Not only piles OF the very worse Kind
can be cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
boils. ulcers and all other skin troubles
can be instantly relieved by the same rem
edy. J H Whipple, Man chester Centre;
II Pettbone. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19

Sick headache can be quickly and com
pletely overcome by using those famous
little pills known as "DeNifts Little Earl
Risers II Whipple, Manchester Cen
tre, A II Pettibone, Msnchestes Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-08-19
X OGER G. PECK

Of Nuuh bennington, Of the sophomote Glaze
lsls ColRgs, and graduate 81 Nlhst0p tsmi.
nary. HolClis puplls 10 studies preparatory to
college examination. heiertU0es Ho., q 4.
smart aud nT llemUnwsy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-04-13
News from Cuba.

Havana, April 10.-The %Sanquintin
column of troops has defeated the insur-
gents in an engagement just fought at
Capitana. A prisoner who was captured
by the troops said the i%nsurgent leader
Juan Herrera was wounded during tho
fight. Jose. Gay. a lawyer, and Antonio
Danny. left Havana today as prisoners,
bound for the Chafrine islands. Fernan-
do CueVas and twenty-one more political
prisoners were shipped today for the
Spanish penal settlement of Fernando
Pc.
Madrid, April lot is reported here
that the special mission which is takine
Major SandoTal, Captain General Wey-
ler'S chief of staff, to Washington, he
having left Havana on April sth for that
city, is to present to the United States
authorities letters written by the presi-
dent of the Cuban 5unta in New York to
the insurgent leaders in Cuba. providing,
it is asserted, that the junta is violating
the neutrality laws. 1t, is further stated
that the Spanish minister at Washington,
Sencr de Lone, will be Instructed to re-
monstrate with the United States govern
ment and induce the latter to proceed
against the 5unta.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-04-13
The COngress-Parliamen Chess Game

London, April 1O.-Four Of the mem
bers Of the chess team of the British
house Of which will play a
team composed of members of the
United States house of representatives
have been selected. 1t is hoped that
the match will be played as soon as
possible after the Easter recess.
MI. HeatOn in an interview said that
when he conceived the idea of tho
match he wrote to Speaker Reed about
the matter. Mr.. Reed was greatly in
terested la the subject and placed hin
in communication with Hon. Mr.. Pear
son, Nh proposed that the match
be Mayed from a committed
-ooGn of the house of commons, from
which direct wires should be laid IN
rsecting with the Atlant cable. He
suggests that the Americans play
from 8 O'Clock in the afternoon until Z
O'Clock in the evening, the members OF
the house of commons playing from
to - O'Clock iii the evening These
We're regarded as the most suitable
hours. due regard having been paid to
the ordinary meeting this forenoon of
the legislative bodies.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that the
chess match promises to have a good
influence upon the relations between
the house of commons and the Arperi-
can congress-.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-04-13
Experience of an American in Cuba.

Havana, April 10. via Key Vest
The Associated Press correspondent
interviewed Jose Dolores Amieva, a
colonel in the Cuban army, brought to
Cabanas fortress on the 7th instant
and released on April 9th. Amieva was
formerly a resident dentist of Matan-
Zas city and has been an American cit
izen during the past sixteen years. He
speaks English fluently. When inter-
viewed Amieva was still suffering from
Inflammation of the feet. He says that
he left Sierra Moreno alone in a sail
boat, being an experienced sailor. He
arrived at Tampa on March &c. 1896. re-
naming there until the last Deuntless
flibustering expedition. This expedi-
ton brought him to Cuba with thirty,
five others, commanded by Major Ra-
fael Peres Morales. They reached
Cuba January 3rd, and formed part of
h forces o. General Ruis Rivera.
Amieva was with General Rivera when
he was wounded. He "a hat at this
time Rivera had only 100 men and fifty
carriers. Several columns attacked
them suddenly at Cabezabas. Nearly
ed from heart disease and tainted at a
critical moment. Colonel Bacallao and
Senior Terry remained with General
Rivera for the purpose of assisting
him. Shortly before the arrival of the
Amieva had been ordered ia
retire with the wounded. otherwise he
would ave been captured. Terry re-
sisted capture and was fired on by the
Spaniards and wounded. General Ri
vera, as is well known. was also
wounded. ~ =