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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

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man lot his home 10 lhs stics Early to
bel sud Little Early Riser, the pill that
makes lie logger aui better aud wiser j.
II Whipple, M.nobester Ceulrc; A, II.
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MANCHESTER DEPOT
Il presettAtiye A. g, Coonor attended
the extra session Of the legislature last
week,
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q, A Il 90 Friday evening Of this week
Business Of impurlaucs Wi.l DO transacted
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

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sl7p, bot auoe lau car keep It soiss
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Wlus Little Barry Kttts, tie ismous "a
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chester Ceglfs,A Il Fliihre-, MsechI
lr Depot
The state herald., 1898-11-11
ENGLAND STILL PREPARING.
Continue. 10 G-t N-sdy f.r War Though
t.shods IL Given rp.

London. Nov. i.-Dcspiic the jublln.
tlon OF the country over the favorable
announcement of Lord Salisbury rc-
sardng Fnshoia. nj the Kitchener han.
auct. there i serious uncnsln.ss ns 10
the real object OF continued war pre-.
pnraiions.
These preparations can hardly bc
Justified. even 10y Lord Salishury's
warning, that there are still matters In
dispui. with France.
4 dispatch from Hong Kong. r..
crlvcd late tonight, again remarks up
On the unusual naval aud military ne.
tlvity there. The dispatch sny- Gen.
efnl Black and h. stan hny. been In.
.pcciing the nld frontier of British Knu
Lung Ckow Loom. AMI -rlrctlng points
Tor erection ~ defensive works Field
and Siege guns are being mounted and
the men-of.wnr lying on Hong Kong
are cmhnrklng intgr quantities " nin.
lnuniiinn
The nvet has been slFnalcd To send
no mails hy the French steamer i.ny.
Ing i1 day saturday. This order IL
regarded ~ extremely significant.
The Berlin correspondent NJ the Daily
News says.
"tt IL nsscricd In well Informed quar-.
t-rs that the British war preparations
nfc connected with the Philippine nurs.
tion, IN which the United sinirs gov.
efnmoni II working IN agreement with
England, The fumors nrc revived that
the United States intends coing 10
England some ~ the Islands OF gtnntlnE
coailng stations there"
The state herald., 1898-11-11
a NEW SOCIETY.
Veterans OF the spanish War Form au or
EsniEstinn.


Lexington. Ky. Nov 5.-Iast night
there was organized In this city 50,
cioty which aims to be 10 the soldiers
who enlisted for the Spanlsh'Amcrican
war what the Grand Army Of the Re
public has been 10 the fcucral army of
the Clyil war.
The Service Men Of the Spanish
War i the title OF the new society.
and the plan Of organization was con.
ceived by Captain Wilson |. payenny.
cummissary Of subsistence Of the First
brigade, Second division. Fifth army
corps.
Commander, Colonel Leonard. vice
commander, Lieutenant Colonel Banks:
adiuinnt and chief Of stan. Captain
navcuny. treasurer, Colonel Gundpr. \
ritual and regulations will be drafted.
The plan OF organization provides
that the parent organization, Henry
Clay camp No, l. shall he supreme N
all matters pertaining To the ritual ani
regulations. organization Of new camp.
and the general government Of the so
cicty until national camp Il organ,
lzed.
The unit, OF the organization shall ht
the locnl camps, each to be- named
after some drccnscd American soldier
sailor or statesman, aud numbered In
the order OF their formation.
Zach local camp shall elect two rep
rrscntatlNes to state camp aud ON,
uf these representatives shall hc desIr
mated 10 attend national cnmp
Charters for local camps shall he I.
sued by the commander aud ndjutnu,
of the parent canp until national On
campmcnt l. fully organized and pro
rlded with headquarters Tor H. ON
GERS.
The charter Zee NJ the outset il fS,,
~ $50 for local camps. The funds nc
crulng 20 the parent orFnulsntlun or 1,
the national camp. NJ ~ succrss from
charter fees, rtc, shall hr nsrd to dc
fuy the expenses of the administrn
tioh. l.ncnl camps are permitted Z,
provide Tot benefits FOR needs ol
worthy MEMBER n II l. dccmed adj
Nisnhle.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
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i.rnd,illc. Colo. Nov. 4 The town ~
Minturn. Eagle county. was nearly dr.
situted hy iirc Tonight
Mcngcr Information only was re-.
cciycd here. According iu report
nearly every building IT. the town wns
burned The postoi'ire building WIS
saved nnd the spread nf the ilrr arrest.
cd by the blowing ~ with dynamite
Of yie adjoining buildings.
4 high wind was blowing. causing
the flames 10 leap from ono structure
10 nnothcr rarldly
The losses nfu unknown here. but
onnnot be heavy, ns the buildings were
small
The state herald., 1898-11-11
SHARP WARNING TO cvsANs.
General Perez l. Ordered Not to Execute
Insurgents Accused OF DESERVING.

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Santiago de Cuba. Nov. = An In
cident has taken place here. which Is
causing much talk among the CuhauS
and may create ill.fcelng.
The Cuban general Perez, who has
half dozen times announced his In.
tcntion To dlsband the troops under
hi, command. hut has not yet done 50.
recently ordered re- trial by court.
martial Of one OF his men on n charge
Of deserving from the army In time OF
war, The prisoner WAS condemned 10
death. but before the sentence was
executed notification was sent 10 Colo.
uel Ray of the Third Immune regiment
who laid the latter before General
Wood, commander OF the military de
partmcnt Of Santiago.
General Perez WIS NJ once Informed
that II the man was executed he AMI
the firing party would hc hanged n,
soon as the courts could legally sen.
trncc them. lie was Instructed that
IL u man committed crime punish
able under the ciyil law he should Ii,
turned ovco TO the proper authorities.
who would look into the case. but was
told that under no circumstances
would tribunals like those of the prps
eut insurgcnt army he allowed to try
cases and sentence prisoners 10 death.
or even to Imprisonment.
Furthermore. Perez was notified thai
the man now under sentence of death
must be- turned over 10 the Amrripan
authorities II there was chur..
against him. or hc released.
Captain Chester Of the United States
cruiser Cincinnati, and board of of.
hcers, yesterday visited the wreck Of
III" Spanish cruiser. Cristobal Colon
and finally decided that work on tho
sunkcn warship should he abandoned
as Ia their npipion there Il no possible
chance Of raising her
The men OF the wreckins company
Who have been AZ work on the Spanish
vessels have been ordered 10 pr1crr
10 Santiago hnrhnr, thrr, to raise tb.
ltelnn Mercedes und How up the MrF
rimac 30 as 10 clear the channel.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
THREATENING FOREST FIRES.
Raging on MN Greek B-twcen Empire
aud Yankee HiiL

Idaho Springs, Colo. Nov. i.-HIeavy
forest fires are raging tonight on the
divide between Empire and Yankee
llill. on the slope Of MIN creek.
The timber Is quite heavy there and
much OF II VIII be destroyed. The
wind has been blowing u gale all day
and II the fires continue To spread
some mining property near Empire and
Yankee lin may be- burned.
The fire deparimen, was called out
tonight by n false alarm caused by
faulty construction Of the alarm sys-
tenn. As result the entire population
turned out to prevent the fire spread.
Ing. for II was realized that II under
any headway the entire town might be
swept under such terrific gale. For
tunalely there was no fire In town. but
the bright light from the forcs, fires.
which are ten miles away. AT first
caused mn impression OF fire In the
west end uf town.
The wind has also paralyzcd the iele.
phone wires connecting with Denver.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
THE MARIA TERESA.
1t I. ro..isi. thu, sh. Il s,ni A,

u h r"sslhis thst she u Htiit Ansst
New York. Nov. I.-Jamcr T.. Ward
q Co. steamship agents. this afternoon
received n cnhl.grnm from Mr.. Moy.r.
agent of the iirm NJ Nassau. y. H..
that two.irnnrl-d steamer III. name
Of which had not been learned. Il
ashore on ,Hi island. nbout iair,y
nlilcs from III. point whcr. the former
Spanish wnrship Maria T-r-Sn was
supposed 'o have found-rcj during n
storm.
The stranded steamer may hc III.
wntshlp or one of the army transports.
Chicago, Nov "A special ,o the
News from Washington says Navy
department officials feel - long way
from certain that The Mnrin Teresa il
really nj the oceans bottom.
Asn inntirt of fnct the fcnr that she
would sink caused her 10 be- nhan
doncd II Is probable that senrrhrr
WIZ he sent out iu learn the ships
fate. Tot II j. felt she mny now hr n
dercllci.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
MARIA TERESA LOST.
tnconnters Storm on the Wa, To Nat
f"iL sHd sinks,

Charleston Nov, a-thc spnnIsl
cruiser Mnfin Teresa wnn lost In n rni,
on the liahnmn islands November 1T
llr crew were rescued and ntriyrd
here this morning on the steamer yui
can.
The quarantine officials reported tb,
sinking of the Spanish cruiser first. ti,
rfcw of the vessel now hplnr al uurr
nntlnc.
The vessel wns on the way under be-
own steam and In tow NJ the tug Me-
riti from Santiago 20 Norfolk. wh,f
she was to he duckrd fur repairs. rI
tug Merritt arrived NJ noon nnd br
captain reports TINT the cruiser SAT
on the morning ~ November ist q.
the Bnhnmn group 1hr crew uI
taken on board thp convoy vessel Va
can, OIL being saved Nothing ruuii 3
done to Keep the vesspl FROM slult
The Tefcsa was commanded l3 lie.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
France Must Fight or Make Further Cor
ce-slons- Position on tho
Philippines.

London, Nov. G.-Thc military an
thorities at Devonport, the site of the
largest naval arsenal in Great Britain,
received orders to-day for the immcdi-
ate mobilization of all the troops in the
western district.
The defense committee will meet To-
morrow.
The Daily Chronicle this morning
processes to have "important military
news which It would not be advisable
TO publish without the sanction of the
war office"
The English papers point out that
the evacuation of Fashoda Is only an
instalmcnt of the satisfaction expected
by Great Britain, and that France has
yet to swallow the pill of withdrawing
from the Bahr El-Ghazal region. Tn
der these circumstances the debate In
the French Chamber of Deputies on
Fashoda next week is eagerly awaited,
as the French government Is then cX
pectcd TO explain its intentions regard
ing the remainder of the French posts
in Nile, already established by Major
Marchand.
The Berlin correspondent of the
Standard says:
"rhe semi-otiicial papers have rcectv-
cd hint to stop their attacks upon
America. | have good reason to be
1ieve, however, that Germany will doff
her reserve SO soon as other powers
seek share in the spols of the Phil
ippines."
The Madrid correspondent of the
Daily Mail says: spain will sign the
pence treaty under protest"
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times, commenting upon the irritation
of the German press over the attitude
of the United States towards the Phil
ippine question, says:
at has but little Importance and is
only likely 10 excite the scorn and de
fiance OF the Americans and tend to
confirm them in their determination to
keep the Philippines. The Fremdenlntt,
in Il temperate article that gives the
German papers an example of impair.
tiality, recognizes that II is purely
question for the Americans to decide
for themselves"
The Berlin correspondent OF the
Times. after giving extracts from an
other long and violent article In the
kolnischc Icitung. declares that the
fate OF the Philippines cannot be II
matter of Indifference in Germany and
expresses the opinion that such utter
ances will only "stiflcn the attitude OF
the United States
Paris. Nov. 6.-The Matn to-day con.
firms the report that the government
will instruct Major Marchnnd to re
turn To France with his expedition
from Fashoda hy way OF Jibutil, on
the Gulf of Alden, the only route con.
sistent with French dignity"
The paper expresses the hope that
the national flag will not again he In.
volved in such small colonial enter.
prise unless success Is assured before
hand, both diplomatically and by adc-
quate support"
The state herald., 1898-11-11
SNOW ON THE TRAILS.
Another Rich strike .. reported Prom the
u Ad OF saias asa River. Aissks.

Fort Townsend. Wash. Nov. 1.-The
City Of Topeka arrived tonight from
Alaska. bringing l2i passengers.
Men on the steamer report that
heavy SHOW storms have visited vari.
otis sections of Alaska. and nearly all
mining operations have been suspend.
ed except quartz mills located near
tidcwnter. November = four feet OF
snow fell ON Chilkoot and White passes
which completely put stop To travel.
Telephone messages from Lake
Linderman To- skaEuny announce tina,
about 400 persons nre snow.bound
there.
Another rich strike l. reported from
the head OF the Salmon river. below
quiet lake.
According 10 John Old-, n pioneer
mining aud business man OF Alaska.
5000 claims have been filed and re-.
corded In the Ailin mining district. and
about i.Doo men win winter 'hcre. lie
predicts that Atlin win have n populn
tion OF NJ least 1860 aud that ,he
output OF gold viii nearly. II not quite
equal. that of Dnwsou.
II Is stated that nm English syndi.
cate has boughi NJ about 1870 acres
OF placer ground IN the Atlin district,
The state herald., 1898-11-11
CAR SHOPS BURN.
Hsavy Loss To thr Central Pacific HAIL.
road.

Sacramento. Cal. Nov. Fire which
started in the Southern Pacific ear
shops about l o'clock this morning
caused n loss OF half million dollars
AMI several hundred men will he left
In ldlcness for some time.
The fire Is supposed TO have started
In the engine room Of the machine
shops. which Were completely destroy
ed. with the ear factory. the planning
mill and the upholstery works. The
shops contained many engines and ears
being under course OF construction or
repair.
III. j. Small. superintendent Of ih.
motive power and machinery In the
railroad shops. said to-day that the fire
which took place this morning started
In the upholstery department. where
work had ceased nj = o'clock saturday
night. The power In that department 4.
supplied by electricity. and II Is posi-
bile that the fire was started 10y llv.
wire.
Superintendent Small said he prr.
sumcd that the buildings would be-
erected again. but that was matter
which would have TO be considered by
the railrond authorities. II the hull,i.
ings are put up again. he said Their
would probably he changes In the zen
eral plans, lie estimates the Loss NJ
S2Oo.u1.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
Mr., Keen N. i.nll-rrl...

London, Nov. g. The Daily Mail this
morning URGES the American people 10
pronounce boldly In favor OF retaining
the Philippines. "for otherwise ihar.
VIII he scramble Tot ronilnR stntIons
thnt WIN eiinhfef tile pence of The
world"
The standard says cditorially this
morning.
We eau see no alternative. spnln
must accept ~ Inevitable the loss OF
The state herald., 1898-11-11
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Chicago, Nov. "a terminal station.
said 10 be- unlike amy other elevated
fnlltond stnllpn Ia the United stntps. il
brlng erected for the Alley ~" rnnd ia
this city. The new station l. equipped
With elevators ten feet square aud IN
nhhle uf making the round trip from
the ground ~ The level NJ the platform
tlilriytWo feet above. aud hnc.,
once n minute The carrying capacity
" each VIII ttr sixty pef.uns The
elevators win hv operated by hldrnui.
ic pressure. They win hc lifted on
ilftorninch cylinders forty feet long.
When the ear IL down the ctlndrr win
extend M length IN % well under.
ground. The motive poaor employed
will be- electricity
The state herald., 1898-11-11

A ton OF coal can be carried n mile
for cent, even by rail; and water car
riage Is cheaper still. Yet the total
consumption Of coal for all purposes
is now so vast that the tax for trans
portation ia heavy burden, In Eng
land a strong organization has been
formed. called the General Power Dis
trlbution company, which proposes to
take the coal at the mouth of the
mines, convert its energy into cleo
,ricity, and supply power by conduc-
tlon to a dense manufacturing dis
,rict. This plan not only saves the
shipment OF coal, but puts an end 10
the smoke nuisance.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
D ". mrernIrr 4. nrlr,.l.r

Denver. Nov G-I. W. Browning Is
now hrlgadier general of the Colorado
militia.
Governor Adams gave browning Nj,
appointment yesterday afternoon. G.n
rrnl Browning was appointed captain
OF company l., First Colorado lrfnntf,
nn ncCemhcr =, iSST. lie served IA
That capacity until 1889 In place of
Captain Robbins lie was made major
an January II. lSSp. After retaining
thn, oilicc lew YEAR, he resigned. Ilis
advancement WIS the hrsi notice u
his rc.entrnnc,s into military service.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
Ground i..., h, s,,,..,

San Francisco, Nov. THE striking
pressincn nnd strreoiypcrs have failed
10 prevent the publication of any nf
III. daily papcrs.
Their differences with the puhli.lirr.
have not yet been fully adjusted I'm,
no further serious trouhl. l. nptlr.,in.
ted. The newspaper nropfipturs a.,
confident Of their ability iu mnIntrir
their position. especially ~ the typo
graphical union has nut .sgousrd tha
cniise of III. strikers.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
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New York. Nov. IA dispatch Ia the
Herald from Washington says:
In President Mcklnlry's incssng. to
Congress VIII he strong mud urgent
appeal for Immediate lcgislnilv. action
for the construction Of the Nicnrngunn
canal under government direction,
The President viii point out thnt In
our new connections In the pnclnr nnd
IL the West Indies max. II imperative
for the United States Ia build and cnn.
troll the great International waterway.
and that delay beyond the present ron
crcss In authorizing It's construction
VIII jeopardlze The chances for Amer
lean control In the future.
The state herald., 1898-11-11

for the same destination. With these
accessions coming Immediately upon
the heels Of Captain Barker's squadron
of transports and colliers, Admiral
Dewey will have formidable fleet,
probably second In offensive power to
only one European nation, namely,
England, IN eastern waters. 1t Is not
believed, however, that he will have
need for all this, and he will doubtless
be able to spare some of these vessels
which may be In need of repairs to re-
turn to Mare island.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
object Of N,I..,'. rr,p

Berlin Nov. a,=Thc Frankfurt ZrI.
iuug says II learns from q wrllIiu
formed source that Emperor Williams
visit 10 Turkey lrd TO an agreement
10y which HcrmanN undertakes 10 SUP
port the Integrity ~ the Sultan. Asl
attic possessions, for which Grrmuny
VII receive commercial nnd Industrial
privileges,
The paper adds that II (. believed
Int this agreement i iuninmount in
in armed alliance between the two
countries.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
Chln.nrn ~ i,n.,-

Nrw York, Nov "A trust al rm.
mes. innndr,men II the lnirst 4, 4.
called the Dop sons KONG soW. nnd IA
hn- It's 'enlnclrs wrapped around mulc
than i.o" Chinese lnun,lr, men In
Greater New York
Last month III" prio nf Wnshlng nrl
ironing shirt wns raised hy r,r,Y
member of the trust tn ~ rrhia. ami
Tees FOR polishing ,nllhr- nnd rr,T.
were likewise Increased
The state herald., 1898-11-11

In New York and other cities the
public authorities are hotly blamed
for the inadequacy OF school accom-
moda,ions, and the building OF new
sehooihouses presses hard upon the re-
hc,ant appropriations, especially II
wards where the population is rapidly
Increased by immigration. Often Il Is
necessary to hire extra rooms. In
Boston there has been at least one In
stance where new schoolroom wai
opened and Immediately filled by chill.
dren who nau not peen Two months IN
America. Our climate hardly permit,
Us 70 adopt custom Of the smaller
towns OF Greece. where the children
often sit on benches In the open air
under the shade Of a tree-from which
the teacher can easily cut a switch
The young Turk not only commits
the Koran in an out-of-door school. hui
learns to write on the ground. usins
his finger or a stick in place OF per
or pencil.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
Nevada n.a or for n.,,,.,

snn franclsro Nov. Il ='fhe trans.
bort city of ruohln sailed io.dny for
Manila With the remaining Tonn.ssrr
battalion. the lnst NJ the California
heavy nriillrr, the Nevada troops ~
u'nlrf nnd q amnll detachment uf ro,
fuiiH Tor the Twenty third lnfnntr,
one woman. the wife NJ Assistant
surgeon q. " nnyWai' Wns given
rrmisslon in mil un the vessel with
rr husband.
The state herald., 1898-11-11
,nlnn N.,,.i,. 49,

Washington, u g.. Nu, :. rsp,nI,
.hcst.rs decision Yesterday iu hhnn
Jon the work NJ wprklnu The r,lm
marks Tue chh ni that unirflnllig ,u
tue rnft ot the government
u Is said NJ the Navy nruntitu. tii
that HE captain was directed ~ pr,. y.
cute the work nniil. IN hls l.-urtln,. IA
was M longer puillnlir