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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-22
A PLEASANT OCCASION.
Garfield Lodge Pays Visit to Lucre-
tia Temple RathbOne Sisters.
A Charity observation-disclosures News
Gathered at North End.

Last night was remarkably pleasant
one for every well wisher Of the Pythian
order in Wanskuck. Some time ago ar
rangements were made for visit of the
mem bers Of Garfield Lodge, X. OF r.. to
the Lucretra Temple, Rathbone sisters.
The members of Garfield lodge deter
mined that the occasion should be ono
long To be rem embered and some token
of the good will of the lodge should be
given the temple 80 fine silver mounted
gayel was purchased.
When the guests had been made well
come by the ladies, 4. G. Thomas Tribe OF
Garfield Lodge presented the entertainers
i'm "a neat speech with the gayel ana a
large bouquet of choice flowers. The re-
ceipt of the gifts was very pleasantly
acknowledged and there were remarks by
sisters Il. >. Sarah Goff. u. G. Miller
and Sisters Graham, Ingraham and
Hodebitz. The speakers for Garfield were
John Ogden, Walker Wright and Washing
ton Bradford. The ladies served an excel
lent collation. and the evening sproceedings
cannot fail to be of benefit To both organ
izations.
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT
The entertainment and social given in
Dimond Hall last evening proved most
successful affair. The Attendance was
large and quite good sum was realized
by the young ladies and gentlemen for
charity as the result of their energetic
efforts. The program of the concert every
number of which was finally rendered, was
as follows: Overture, orchestra; reading,
James 4. Franey; piano solo, Miss Carrie
Munnegle; mandolin solo, Signor Pet
tine; contralto solo, He Was "A Prince !"
Mrs Emma Lemaire; baritone solo, James
X. Feeley selection by orchestra; tenor
solo, William Hanrahan; saxaphone solo,
Signor Pettine; contralto solo, Dream
land of Youth, Mrs. Lemaire; reading,
little Kittie McAvoy; vocal duet Mr..
| Hanrahan and Mr. Feeley.
Good music for dancing was furnished
| for the IL dances on the program and the
| floor director, Miles A. McNamee and his
assistants Edward Moran and James Ii.
! Canning performed their duties in a
| pleasant and satisfactory manner. The
| committee Of arrangements were Miss
| Katie Moran, Miss Mary Loyett, Miss
, Bertha Nolan, Mrs NJ. A. McNamee Miss
Gertrude Nolan, Edward Moran, James
B. Canning and Miles A. McNamee.
HORSE STRAYED AWAY.
Patrick Deignan of Pawtucket reported
! To the police of the Second station that
| his horse, which was attached TO an ex
| press wagon, had either strayed or beer
stolen from 6l5 Charles street at 10:li
| p. IN. The officers on the different beats
were notified TO be on the lookout for the
turn out. Officer Galligan recovered the
! lost animal and the owner was notified.
NORTH END NOTES.
There was an afternoon tea party at tn,
home of John Mulvey at % Ashburtor
street yesterday. Officer Curley's services
were required before the affair came To al
end.
Contractor. Fred +. Sherman has begur
work on new sewer on Esten street.
The Y. NJ l.. q ;. Club of Wanskucl
will hold social tomorrow evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-22
Sinking Rapidly.

Washington. April p Representative Hol-
man 81 indiana. who has been lick at his
home for ihe last tow days. = decide ily or-e
and II Is thought that he l. sinking rapidly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-22
ROAST SADDLE OF vENIsoN.

Make deep gashes in the meat, fol-
lowing the grain of II, fill these with
strips OF fat salt pork. Bake like NUT
ton, basting very often. as the flesh Is
dry. Allow Is minutes to the pound, and
serve with brown gravy and currant
teliv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-22

Washington. April 22.-New England
Partially cloudy weather tonight; Friday
showers; warmer; increasing sontherly winds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

Fish and Game Commissioner John W
Titoomb Of st. Jobnsbury stopped 10 Ru
land d few hours Monday on his way HON,
from Dandy, where be spent the dsy
investigating the poisoning Of the fish il
the hatchery Of s l. Griffith over two
weeks ago. Mr. Tltcomb sid that the
state fish commissioners had offered II
ward Of 800 for information leading tC
the conviction OF the party or parties that
poisoned the front The bills announcing
the reward will be posted today. Most OF
the fish that were poisoned was the prop
erty Of the state.
Mr., Tilcomb. 10 speaking OF the open
season for hunting deer, said that be had
received reports OF G5 deer killed up to
Saturday night, good majority Of them
being taken the fret few days OF the
month. Thus far Windsor county has
reported the largest per cent OF the deer
killed, but the commissioner thinks that
ESSEX county will lead all others at the
end Of the month. The law has been
pretty well obeyed, according to the com
missioner, in reference to hunting deer,
with the exception that the salt lick has
been undoubtedly used in number OF
instances, The deer thus far have been
almost entirely killed by Vermonters
Mr. Titcomb said that there was strong
sentinel against the law throughout the
state and If the legislature had an oppor
tunity this fall 1t would be repealed. 10
bis OPTION.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28
STATE NEWS

Fred s. Cheney Of Barre while out hunt
log Thursday shot rare specimen Of q
FOX II was between silver gray ami red
and weighed 10 pounds 1t lie twenty
years since one OF its kind was killed 10
Vermont.
The large barns Of the Walloomssc
House at Bennington, togethed with seve
raj smaller barns Of 40 adjoining estate,
containing hay and grain, snd large lum
Der sheds al Bennington CelIre. we're
burned Tuesday night, The FIRE was
probably OF incendisry oul il. The loss
lie over SO 900.
Frank g. Partridge who has been 81
pointed by the President consul general
at TaBsier, Morocco, said to Rutlsnd
Herald reporter: Ny new position
only temporary. intend 10 resign mex,
spring It lie understood that New Jer
sey m has been selected as the perns
ueni consul general
NJ 7 Nusept Of WincosEi, while out
G.hing at Mscrae's Cove. on the Wipooski
river. lsst week, scciien'ly discovered =
number Of old and vslnSble coma The
dates Of the DC cci1s found run from INA
to 1888, The year they we're eVIdebtly left
there.
Col. William X Ro~slI, 90 who die
recently al Metbutu, MSss. vas SOD Of
the late Hon. A. j. Howtli Of North Troy.
He Tad q military tsiaioe al West Point,
bal ~hen ouiy 10 be vett ito the army
vith ht islh r, who sss 90 the s,SH With
General Grover tie sttcrssfd enlisted
10 the 81 Vernon, Battery,
A large shipment Of Ansriesu.spsuish
msiino sheep is 10 be made this week BY
John A Wright Of Whiting. Aidton. to
sJaih Airic, Contracts for other ship
metts are reported 10 have been made
10 South AiriA, Australia, MrIioo AID
some u The southern states Reports
from Amsricsb-spabish r.issn 10 Vel
uoul are very Satisfactory, sbd 1t is posa
hls thai Vermont sili take its former
poahoa OF imporlssoe 10 this Industry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

j, c. Berry one Of tue best known oiti
zens OF Spencer, Mo, tesilaes that be
cured himself OF the wort kind OF piles
by using few boxes of De Wits Witch
Haz. Selye. He had been troubled With
piles for over thirty years and had used
many different kinds Of soc lied cures;
but DeWitl's VS. the one th.t did the
work and be will verify this statement if
any one wishes to write him, II Whip
pie, Manchester Centre; A Il PettIbone'
Name ester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

Disagreement for liie by burns or
.e.lis nal DO avoided by usias DeWitts
Witch Heal Salvs, the gIsa, remedy Tor
p,lvs snd Tor oil kinds Of sores and skin
troubles. J II Whipple, Manchester
Csatf,; 4 II pcttibooe, NJ 40 chesle Depot
AAxchEnEE oTSTRE.
Call al HeiBel's Tor q DC fall and winter
clothing at los price,.
- Regular cousocsiion Of Alderman
Chapter. o Z y. peI, Tuesday evening,
Nov 2nd.
- Ars. l. ID. Combssn little son are
THE seek scCompsnyits Mr. Combs upon
ooe Of his ba.lness trips oosa the Hnd
600 River.
CHARLES Glen Oh. has returned to Yale
UpIrsr lty and ttn year occupies ibs
responsible ,ud honorable position OF
Gbnrmsn Of tue Board Of Editors Of tie
Yale Lac Journal.
-CJlrn 4 Hoaghton ~ili continue 10
isls c,dsr .pple' al lhs car through this
~eek. bat oil close Saturday. Nov, c.
The, pay 10 oelb yer ba,hsl, They
h.vr .ded Eve CATS sltesdy,
-Als DJu Bolster ,Li MI. Lester
u 81 wtre msfried very quieily OF The
home OF The BRIDE 10 tbs village on We'd
nr.d.y evening" Of lssi ~oet by The Rev.
Mf hsstt Tbey hsse cor oougtslaia
ucD- ,ld bet ssAes Ter The tuiats
oar tee landl1t1 Of The Colbaru
Honss. Mr. k4,isdse, seems 70 be very
pop al.t si,h The travelling publia Meet
Of then lave psttoalEsi him 10 ether
places sud KEGS thai be se,s aus table
go teeps GOOD houts.
- II Htippls, Psst Grand Mss.sf
s,t,ndsd The lsyihs Of the ootnsr stous Of
Tie hstouie baadiss u Barlnston l.si
~.tt. b. reports large sttesdsSoe snd
luptsssits ettezoti.s TIE parade o.
kslshu TsnpIa vAs tspecisily nss.
The stEu.l nst,ins q the sosisiy
iot PfyrsstioH Of CSsslty ts Asim.s slll
nttlsiF O. Atchldtid's cffoe. MoadaJ
sreh.us. NV. lei al o'eloct. Il !,
lepei tai every usEbtr vlIl be press !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

+ DaI1 thlBf bcesas yoa are uot .Bt
bolhtss seems 10 awe you rellsi that yoV
cat Z be cures
There aust he cure Tor yea sont
sherr.
+ liyouf doctor e.u'i cute yea pcrhsp,
he has untstpn the Cause Aayb0df is
llsbls 10 maEe mistaEs sometimes
Ons 10 three Of ns sa1ef irom indises
ton sod ohe oct oilbFee dJspopIios doesJ Z
tso~ Il. Thst IL be msy kao~ be Is siot
but be blsmos II 10 something else
laiisestiou is the causs o. ball Of our
dangerous diseases,
ststsu Digestive Cordial, made IRON
tonic medicine roots and herbs, ls the
noel n.,ural care for Indigestion II re
Iieves the symptoms and cures the d
sesss gently, naturally. efficiently, giving
tresh life, strength and health 10 sIek dye
pepIios.
Al druggists A Trial bottle for 10
cents,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

J NJ Tbifssend, Of Grost eek, Teas,
says that when be hss asp,ll Of indiges
ton, aud feels bad .ud siusgish, be takes
two Of DeWlus LItile Enly Rlstrs Al
nlsht SO be Is all right 10 the morning
Many thousands of Others DO ,he SANE
thing. D. you? J II Whipple, Man
chester Oeutre; A II Pottibone, Manches
ter Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

tta lb,t.i slI ftmtHbsr lie .stss
sss~ =, psHh
-Ihas ~ be tpeosd cen Egsse'
1888 q Atatsnn lo3ss e. Assast CO III
3'i ewes "a Tie tsIl fesElsf oam G. III
tsiEas - oessf ssrsnbf /. sben tseI'
vii - wett SFaa he Snt 8asrea. ui'
u4a Dsfsiy GtEs Ma,st J u Bufi q
LeaEitstss Ill he Fsaett
~Mis Halle FbaHps vtl g,rtsrttH.
a. lie Gstifs Hgsh school, Ilau5sY
ereg.gg. Oct 80. TT tas bsbtli q . Zee
y ofFsl aai toe.siI q bat school Ils
sgE aiiLs sae.t'y - ts tsiustss Sc q
AlefttI sst.uemsgi soal csta asAlp,
glfaeus sa5 sess1al bearai Of Is. ntn
tep Proceed, b. b. ate3 a larsnLiL.
faam 10 sLieb 20 bold neeliBs, llb
sneity sss5, tie istsres sbd rauauss, Of
tbt vGtpeopls,
Tie Lasls.alafs ot the state q Ne
Yaft be rce-nily ss,het.Isd tue pablics
tag Il l. af. (, aa Augrt's sa1y7 fot
TIE use q be teaches 80 it pnbIc
tcLaalA Several Of 'Lese lcsllels (.iftsdy
10 u, hsse be,n tssaed by the C.Ilese Of
Astte nate q CorBell Uarsfsiiy. tie lot
esi u sbtrA. upen the l.rfvys AID Aoofrs
Of he CauBsb O,ts' Il New lafk st.to, /
e" sfiisB By A Phelps wyDss Of ibls /
village. rcceat gtsdasie OF Cornell
Oas yesF ago the Worcester Salt Go. /
offered The Vermont Womins' Chritiisn
lem pepnoe Temple Uoion $500 10 cssh If
her sould collect 1000 coupons iron
bsr salt bags dauog the year Tue re
laitsd Bum Der vss 20, secured bat the
'om rsuy has extended the time aud We
tk .l Sbo arc usiug Worcester alt sod
'illing 10 sii the W. CT L sisters 10
AFR iog Oh their Wotk e. We Their
oupoos tor tbis purpose lhrt msy be
ent TO Mts. 4 Saith. Pres. B-pu. Co.
There sss TO service ,lther at Msttu
ist or B.ptla cboroh.s ls.i s1ndsy
.sv. Mr. b s1i1fi va M ~ R.v and .
Ire. sWstt were called Sshrnectaty to
tend the funeral Of No SEsrt's
oIhet Her death sss ycty sudden and
after sey, r. Iliuess Of only Il
y hours, For m,uy wear. sue bad msde y
Der home Tor "a part II tue time sith her /
.ughter, aud many friends htfe will IL q
embet hos sbe retained be faculties sud o
ren. ID to at advaboed sge. SIZE was 3 r
EN- Der Of tn r'esbyterl,n church 10 a
'heueetAdy, Sac passed away qai tly 10 4
e early m1ruing hours before the doctor p
any one outside could be called. Shel Il
,yes son sud tso daughters to a
1urn her loss \
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

WARSIsG;- Persons who sufi.r from
coughs aud colds should heed the wsrD
ings Of dagger and save themselves suffer
ing and fatal results by using One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t is an i1ialIible remedy
Tor coughs. colds, group and all throat
and lung troubles. J. Ii, Wbipple, Man
chester Centre; A, II, Pettibone Man
cheste. d pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

TEE oafBtf stuus gl lts re- Msfog <
lfAple vts aid 81 ibt oatng 81 Church
aus Pearl streets 10 Bsrllrgtot, Neisus
5sy vita imprrsstrs oefeuotia Men
hsn Of tie ifstuHiiy vste Ttttfst tfam
al pafla q the ti.ls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

N .a4 9n H.fI Lsr, nisrs'
ftsu ss ra't
-Gra l. Tos'sy j, l.tiss Ln .sts
vs1.tas
-Es' M sa.n speei several d,ysI
AE6tsr as vset
La, c Urrs vspi 70 Stv Yer
l.fi sect ia' Its wlatef
n Pahs, G.sssy 81 EsllsaA w
81 Fdstr Dsyu, Tsesisy
-J.un, +. Bl.sa .sd nlu Black AZ
uauas ~ s4' 10 Ssy Yga city.
Dasi forge, the eStstaiantg, :, ID
ssainuy chapel Saturday srstius
Mr. 2 T Hrl .ra Der two daasl
tsrt sts tu ssw HsSs b, TIE slgter
Mi asA Ma J q B4s9a, Who h.v,
beg Ia w~~--yTyT lh6 Psi simmer
h.se soss 70 Hasotw. Muse
Moaes Ralsau all sell large qosn,i
~ 81 pstsoasl property st saeiiou. Nov.
go. Rad be siVerlissmtnL
-C4nles BaIloet vbo has been EN-
ployei il tbs ElaiooI Spring C5's store.
b. soas 10 bis home 10 Psrhsvep,
No, sbI Mu d Sherman FosIer Ell
peot 70 spenl several mouta, 10 Dresden.
Gstn.sy, where Nj Fovlsr gill pursue
b., masie,l stajte'
Me- Woods has closed her cottage.
I" W. isiit,' iof tbs Water aud wtll
.psoi the slater 10 Worcester, Mass
M. Asaes Wool, Is uith hsr
Chshos + Msgeo has taken some Of
b., liroty horses - Bennington whore be
~tll b.rss stable duuag the sioter. bul
slli be bach bets 10 The spring
a. I Day bed isa oovs lllsd by the
Der boani Hler Friday afternoon
They .ste 90 The track aud wefe not seen
by the susiaeer 'oou eeoush to stop the
ttsia.
Erea chronic RrumbIefs have found
% f.ut ~ith ths Weather this fall. Il
has been pleasant and 4aita warn most OF
The time. JasI the ~ssIher for business
OF pleasure
The anBual reunion OF Vermont otlo |
CT. gill be held At Bennington, Nov. 9th,
Hoo L. f. Ohittsuden gill deliver the
address, All commissioned aud uonoom
missionsd officers ~ the war OF the rebel
lioa are invited
Hon, T.. 5 lah,m vas called to Obi
o.so last seek by the sudden death OF
Mr Pullm.u. Mr.. lsham has been the
leading oouutel Tor the Pullman Co. for
m ,uy years aud wH warm personal
iriead Of she deceased
News vas received Monday Of the
drsth, 10 Chicago. OF Henry L. lsLsm.
youosest brother OF Hon. f. B. lshsm
He bad been 10 poor health for several
yests, bat ~as thought TO be better the
past summer. Toe ln,ymeut will probs
bly, be 10 Dtlls0od.
Mile Wlllsma Of Bondyilie has been
10 all bere . seek or tao on the charge OF
,heu aud burglary. lie ia the man who
"a. tstred and 'ssthsred and caused some
OF lhe perpetrators to be arrested and
. ned aud be clsims that bis present ar
rec, vas caused by bis enemies by way OF
revenge sod that be was committed 10
l.lI without a hearing He WAS taken
back TO BondSille, Tuesday, for hearing.
We lesrn that be VAS sentenced 10 The .
work house Tor Is days,
The foundation TOT the Manchester
Soldiers Mouumbn. has been completed
nod Mr. Fullerton hhs ordered the granite,
= hiob be sill cut daring The winter and
baVe ready 10 pui In place IN the sprins =,
The foundation Was pa, 10 by Gsorse
Smith ADD Is solid enough to support any
#eish. Tor oil time. II should be re
n ,m bsrei tbs, considerable more money
: needed 70 pay for The monument when
aud all should contribute Is !,
u aob ss they CAP possibly afford 10 give -
OF lhis ~orihy Obi ct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

To give you 40 opportunity Of testing
the great merit Of Ely's Cream Balm. the
moot reliable cure for oalsuh aud cold IN
The bead, a generous 10 cant trial bottle
can be had Of your druggist or we msil II
iar 10 cents. Full size 30 cents.
ELY Bros 56 Warren ST., n. Y City,
ltIs the medicine above al other. Tor
catsrrh, and Is worth is weight 10 old,
csn use Eye Cream Bs U silh safety
aad it does all that is claimed for It b
" Sperty, Hartford, Com.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

Ask y NJ Grocer today TO show you .
package Of 6 RAlN.O. the new food drlDh
that takes tue place Of coffee. The obi
dren u.ay drlbk 1t will out injury - well
as the adult. AL who try II, like 1t
GRAIN.O hiss that rich seal brown oil
Mocha or Java. but 1t is made from pure
grains and the most delcate stomach re
ceives 1t wit out distress the price
of coffee. ljc. and % cts. per package.
Sold by all gtocers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

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hf 'Id MIA Joseph "coe have gone
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ftish'e'
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business Saturday He was the guest Of
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Nj. q Walker 4 Son will soon close
their cider mill and desire parties hAvins
cider there TO get 1t away.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Sons
Of Veterans will hold special meeting
for inspectIon Saturday evening, Dot 30.
Every member is r quesled to be present.
J l. jenkins, Secy.
The Dorset NJ -untsin Marble &C..
ship great amount Of white marble from
this station, mostly IN blocks. Some Of
the blocks are OF very large slzs and come
from their qu4rries III Dorset and South
DJ,set. The compsuy is live concern
aud is extending It's business, White
marble is 10 greater demand than ever be
fore add is now generally preferred to
dark and clouded. which has been the
fashion for several years.
j, II. Couture's store was broken In
to Tuesday night aud goods to small
mount, probably about ten dollars we're
taken away. The thieves first broke into
the blacksmith shop opposite aud secured
some tools with which they forced open
the front door OF the store. They secured
20 money and the articles they took away
would Indicate that they we're tramps 10
tent on secuings winters outfit. They
I.it no clue unless 1t be 40 old bat, two
Dew bats being taken, indicating that
Ihtr5 were two Of them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

You c.n1 afford to risk your life by
loving a cold to develop into pneumonia
OF consumption, Instant relief aud Ger
tain core are afforded by Ole Minute
Cough Cure, J II Wbippe, Manchester
Centre; A II PettIbone, Manchester
Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28


There is 40 need OF little children being
Tortured by scsld head, erz ma and skin
etup ions. DeWitt's Witch Hsz,l Sslve
gives instant relief aud cures permanently
J II Wbipple Manchester Centr,; A Il
PetuboDe, Manchester Depot.
DORSET
The 60 liable passed Of pleasantly and
sss we'll attended.
Mrs Moses Shel5oa has due chris
snthemum which has 220 blossoms.
--Alsnscn Gray, who has IaH passed
bis 30 b birthday, Is very Low With heart
trouble
90 Mise Carrie Holiey has returned to
New York for the vi1ttr and Der sister,
Miss Fanny, hss gone TO Troy.
Mrs, johnson snd two children OF
Hartford. Conn. are spending several
weeks With The family OF Mr. Whitney,
Miss Msrgers,. the little daughter 81
Mrs. johnson, who lie stopping With the
Whtnsy family, is III With dipbtheris.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

Tapley's Bread Winners out wear all
other shoes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-10-28

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Tho Prico OF Armor.

Tho General Deficiency bill, a. reported
to tho Senate, fixes tho maximum cost of
tho armor for the battleships Illinois, Ala
bama, and Wisconsin at $3,41O,72b, exclu-
sive Of transportation and tests, the aver
ago rate not to exceed $425 for o full ton.
Although this sum exceeds by about
$1, 0O0, 900 what the Senate had originally
allowed, being an increase of over 40 per
cent, yet we hope that the new amount
fixed by the Appropriations Commit
tee will be accepted. The old figures
Of $500 per ton were ridiculous, and the
House, until compelled to yield to the SEN
ate's persistency in order to save the bill
as a whole, had urged that $500 a ton
should be the amount, this having been
recommended by the Navy Department as
fair. and as not allowing moro than q just
profit. Remembering the facts, the Navy
Department now advises the fixing of the
price at $425; and there is little doubt that
the House is ready to accept that price.
Looking at the matter simply from q
business point Of view, It is clearly better
to make this arrangement than to accept
the alternative Of building a Government
armor plant. That would require an out
lay Of at least 81, 100000, and perhaps
much more; and meantime heavy penalties
would be incurred for delay in supplying
armor plates to the contractors for the
battleships. The wisest plan is to agree to
the price proposed, and give US the battle
ships promptly. Even at that price the re-
duction from what has hitherto been paid
for ship plates is very great.