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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

Littala 70. i T. steetvtIl Is. o. q Fell
10. II 7 Bssssu "a. I'M Essilsei ~. u
4 Wsltei ~. Mr. rtssias sstlaon ~
Peter Dssls, O.. Bss! Mnl,eup ~, II T.
gsy IS eises d Allen Is. u . Niisos
10, O u sGilk Is. d E,l.br0ot 10. Al
be Hslloz 10 II L Hsitos -, q. Wsisoh
100. Css G Bell 10. u " Dean 10. J l.
Mcssssb.os 10. 0eotss B.Eai isi, G
" sbsfvlS 10, G Green 10, J G Dass 70.
II NJ Wells 80. NJ H0ilisar -, Lsd.s
Bcpsroltsi AssoelsiaoE 200. Helen NJ
Dsdlsy 90. u d Msisssos Is, 0lbtri
Bradley 10. Rob RI AsasnOn -, W X
Deaf o.. Cs Bsess,i loo. Y u Broet cay
90 Hsupsh bfooiw.y o.. " u Bfoetss'
20 II 4 B.la.ia ~ ME- II II L,srenes
10. en- vssaalip -. O @ wslstboass
Is, s Bpntisy 10, Il Esslesion 10, J ID
Niethsm 10 George bsltiey 100, u A
Ballley p, Il d Robe 10 100. Eissd Rob
srn 100. W II Histhsm loo. Gto,gs u
Holllnfr loo, Jbbp Gr.y 100 J 10
par5y. II + s.el ios. A. the iine
the ehoieh ss deiio,isd there sss
dsb, Of cssr $500 Tbis as made up
., The ums By . DIGESTION o. $500 from ]
\ Phelps - Sss Y1fk. 800 from George
D.y,oa u P.ekstiIl. $3.50 from II X Corn
lag. sSd kisud k'belti 'isred ti.uk
check 10 nssv sp the bslsecs sh tsyer u
might be sud IL vas ioaud 10 be $40
Aside from tbess slils tie late Judge
Skinner gave the hne bell. ard shen u
became cracked be bed IL fecsst 81 bis
osn expense The late Ii A Hurlburt
OF ksw York also gave The doe clock and
Mr. l.hSn gave 300 lowstis the orssn
aud Mr., Morgan. New iort, tie pulri,
rsiiins sod tie sione steps Ia ffott Of tue
chuich
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

The reeett ~iud storm did consider
able dsmsge IN this tosn. toe followinP
list comprising most OF 1T |, blew down
barn for John Hays aud the bay we
swept sssy. Ii took par OF the roof
IRON NJ. I. Robertsou'- horse barn. IL
started the reoi IRON pl.te 90 the barn
for Jerome sull Ii took par. Of the roof
hon barn for Halssd 9oodcoek. IL
bles Of door u The bare and broke il 10
pieces add overturned two large trees 10
the yard bear the house Of Hoo. W. 3.
Bentley. |, partially anrooied bsrn for
George Diaper. Ii blew sbols roof
from barn for Abel Bentley sbd part
Of tue rool Tor Wm Morfos. 0ae hail Of
the root 90 WA. Llufis's dsellins and
part Of The fos, from The tsrn 81 George
sfiduore we're removed. II toot =
lsrsth Of ietes ieto the air ard punched
Il through Tie ro3t Il skiimers's aselliss
soa.e sns partially ubrooied bsrn fer
Zsurs Ber,ley AR runhsr G. 'sress
were tes,,eiei 10 tie iscf vilds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

Mr. asa Mt G0erss Ullsy with thei
200 s's siorplts vllh their rarsEn Nj
sBa Me- N.l,a Ut.sy
- hitetEtf uto hss beta uTl
sisa tear o. hrs ~tstt sitb bic s'm,
.eS ne, 10 i@pforlts.
Mira Jeais peltlbots rhillips wbS
hss btts seriously iii ct Der tcns 10 kui
land IL iDrrOviss.
Mr. George Wooaeoct bss slurped
IRON Port Jsrys, n. Y. who're be hss se, .
nOsanett 10, tse father o. Professor Rot.
iord.
The usual display Of Cbrstm. goods
suitable Tor the sessou, can he scen ., The
Nee Yors Store. silh plenty d eoe'ieon.
help 10 wall 90 you. Give them . cali.
The Conbinsiioa Cah Stare uill
close oul the balance OF their stock Of
ladies jackets aud espes at coat. Yop
.ill fad some uice Chndms sooda
lEeie.
Lsitsrt received from l. jenkins
spd sobs who are co route from Denvcf
- Los Angeles, ostrlsnc. report doe
warm wesiher, sDd improvement 10
the health Of bis 400 Chsiles.
A Zoe ia, der came down 10 A q
Connors mill pond Monday. At fret 1t
wss Supposed TO be injured and Mt Con
nor bad IL shut up 10 q building but IL
nov seems 10 be better ann will doubtless
coon be able to take care OF itseli
MIR, Frank Smith OF 7, ru. VITO is vel
kpown In this tosn, died II bis home Mon
day Dec 18Th. Mr. Saith bad been 10
poor health for come time and bis death
was bot unexpected, He was father OF
Mrs. Wallace Limpson OF / is villsse.
AT. the regul,r meeting OF Skim or
Post q A X. the following officers we're
elected Commander Jerome Gleason, b
vC, Wm II Smith; Q 81; George II SEES
tf0Lsf hhhts ~ ~ tAibNi0f ouik ~ ~ II
Chap. X L B,ldwiD, o ID. J
9 Blackmer, 0 q Myron Gleason Dele
gate to Enoampment, l. II Hemenssy,
iltetnate, II l. BALDWIN.
DIR X. G Linsley OF Bristol Vermont
md Miss Lncy Mabel Applemau Of North |
are to be married at the home
II the brides father, Rsv M Apple
mao, Dec 2lst. Dr.. Llnsley Is a Man
chester boy son OF R,nsom Linslsy OF
Manchester Depo', and is nicely located
O Bristol. Vermont where he is practicing
ientittry. Miss Applemsn Is the eldest
laughter OF Rev. ]. NJ Appleman. fern
y pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
jhurch ST Manchester Centre. They
will commence to keep honse 1t once in
BRISTOL. Their friends 10 Manchester old
I'D young will wish them m och happiness
0 their new relations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

Overcome evil si,h With good Oy,r
come our coughs sDd colds With 0oe
Minute Cough Cure. lis 90 good Chi
dteu cry f3r it. 1t cures Group. bropcbi
iis. poeumouIs, grippe aud sli throat and
uns diseases. J Ii Whlppls. 81 snches
ter Cenire;A Ii Peitbone, Mat chesire
Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15
" EsT ARLINGTON

MIR. aud Mrs. @. II. Young have been
visiting their son who is 10 business al
Fort Edward, N. Y
The recegt high wind did consider
able damage IN this vicinity. blowing
down trees, uurooiing buildings aud re
moving chimneys Cbfries L. Buck bad
SIX sppis trees uprooted, good barn
blown down. breaking horserske, bsytsck
and other things stored there. One side
OF the rooi OF barn 90 Mrs. Brysn's farm
was tsken of Il was impossible for PEG
pie TO sleep, so bolster Us was the Wind.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

Pains 10 tue chest when person has y
cold indicate tendency tossrd pneumou
Ia A piece OF a,unel dsupened with
Cnsm berl.in's P.o b ,lm aud pourd Oh 10
the chest over the sr.s OF pain will prompt
~ relieve the pain aud prevent tie threat
cned sttsck Of pbeumoois. This same
treatment xiil care isme back 10 . lev
hours. Bold by J II Whipple. Msuehes
Ter Centrs; A II Peltibohe. Msaehesier
Depol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

Late to bed and early to rise, prepsres
. man for home 10 the skies. Bat early
to bed and Little Early Riser. the pill
that makes longer and better and wiser
J. H.Whipple. Manchester Centre. A. Il
Pettioone. Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15
NAScHnrnn prioy.

IL. Duiresne is ftetisins large orders
for lnmba.
Reg nlsr meeting Of DE 5 nsIt raes
day evening Decs u BET 20ih.
-Wm Burroughs is ssrviss 81 Petit
Jnrymsn 9, court 10 Betuinetop.
The Card elab ~ill neet vilh Misc
Gs,truae Copror Msadsy ,rtnins.
-PfF.rHnm is Engaged s eltrk 10
the Sss York ssors for TIE holidays.
Mr.. Z Cero II sud siis Of Beating
lon spent TIE Satb,th sAb NJ y. Chiles.
"A brother Of Il Dsneh died ii b..
hons 10 Briasepsn Conn Deetnbtr II
"A c Cosnor 10 h,tiss up The Dsst
nili preparatory 10 eu,,ips lac Der ii tat
place
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

Soothing, healing. cleansing DeWitPs
Witch Hsz i Sslve is the implscsbie enc
my OF sores burLs and wounds. In never
fails to cure P.les. You may rely upon
1t. ] Ii. Whipple, Manchester Centre;
A. Il. Petiibone. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15
DORSET

Remember the lecture by Prof. E L
Ashley OF Lansingburgb, N, Y. on Spsin
this Thursday evening".
The church sociable ct John Msnley's
was attended by about one hundred TWEEN
ty five people and was a very pleasant
affair.
The WIN. J. Fnlllr Post hold their
animal reunion this Wednesday evening
to which the w re, s OF V and q few
friends outside the soolt ties are invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society have elected
the following officers for the ensuing year.
President Mrs. Helen Williams, Vice
President Mrs. Hattie billiard, Secretary
Miss Louise Sykes, Treasurer Mrs. Lillian
Sheldon. Social Committee Mrs. Hattie
billiard, Mrs. Abbie Barrows and Miss
Bertha Pfatt.
The Y s L OF the Baptist Church
OF Manchester Centre will repeat their en-
tertsinme1t. "Americs in History" at
School Hall on Thursday evening, Dec.
22nd. Admission 20 cents. children 10
cents The series OF events portrayed in
tableanx and psutomime is very interest
ing and instructive, Us we'll ss the songs
and Rotations 1t was grett'y enjoyed
WHEN presented fret II Manchester Centre
and should have q full house here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

0 ommend u bte.p.e ~ ,ood j. /
Whipple. Mach s'er. Ctp,t ii. Pc
ibone. M,acasltr. ID PIT
nASonEsrrR uEs1Rs
Mr. J u Whiprla 10 home lor . itv
weeks.
Miss Wipiirei ,ars OF Troy, n. J
has started ols@ veal music
Mrs. l. W Hard Is visiting tel
dsusbter, Mrs John Fros'. 10 Est Bup
eri.
AIR aud Ma Clsrles Snyder rescued
home on Saturday sitter 40 absence u two
years.
| - You can dud good variety Of irtl
Giles suit.b for holiday gifts Vt Graves
store.
The y NJ @ A has obtained cub
scrip,ion OF sl7J fer stsi,ing resdiog
room here,
"A wedding is "booked" to come { n 10
this will 'ge next week lnquirs q DR..
Clemons.
The @. Il Society OF the B,p ist
church talk Of repeating thelr .nteltiiu
ment, Scenes from American History"
10 Dorset
Go to WhippIe's drug store Tor Christ
mas present.. He bss good variety OF
reasonable prices.
DIR. and Mrs. Wym4n atiyed home
on Tuesday eveuipg from their four
weeks stsy 10 Miissukee and Chicago.
Miss JAMIE Colburn went to Orwell
90 Wednes 'sy u sttsnd the funeral o.
Mr. Henry q. Hubbard. an old and in,i
mate friend OF her father. the late Col. Al.
y. Colburn. Mr.. Hibbird's death occur
cd quite su ldenly at his hone on Toes
day.
There will be . sociable at the home
OF Mr.. J ohn BATHS, on Fdisy evening
Dec. lG, under the auspices OF the Bsptls
q. u. Society. All are cordially invited
TO attend. There will bs teams at the
Baptist vestry. 81 7 p. m. to carry those
whish TO go.
Those who met Capt. Henry l.. Rob
srts Of the 10Th U. y. Infantry during bis
stay here ct the Roberts homestead last
fall will DO glad to learn thst be has entire
ly recovered from the Illness which he
vas 81 ths. time suffering, and thst he
rails thi, week TO Tei1in his regiment ii
Ponce, Porto Rico.
Miss Anna Ames and Dr. Percy VIII
lisms OF Rutland were msr;ied by the
R.y. O. A. Bradford at the home OF the
bride 10 this vilsge on Thursday. Nov
10th. None but the members OF The far
les OF the two parties we're present except
Mes jamie Lagepe OF this village aud Dr.
Il nshsii OF Wsiliosford Oar heart,
,on graduation are extended
The member OF the Young Mems
Jhristisn association met at their new
ooms 10 the Msttison block Tuesday even
OF Tor oresnil ,tion. The lollowing oflic
70 we're elected: President, WilIism II.
vice president, Mark l.. Msnley I
seer, tsry, Earl NJ .fsh, treasurer.
)hsries Botsford; general secretary,
Charles II. Sisrts: directors: Methodist ,
hnrcb, Charles II. Stsks. A. q. Dsvs,
/. Il. Linsley; Baptist church. NJ. l..
f.nley, Earl Marsh, Earl Taylor Episco ,
al church, " H. Boberp. q. A. Bots r
ort. G. 4 Yong There will be q prsise
trvioe Of the rooms Sunday siiefuoop,
"a By Ca,r.es II St.rks. general seere
ny, 10 which eli boys ere invited. ,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-12-15

A cough is no, LIKE iiyer l'dots not
have 10 ron = oertua course Ccre !,
luictly sod n ,gtn,ly With Oae Minute
Cough Cure. TIE best remedy Tor all asses
sod Tor the most Fssere essfs. We rec
Q onmebd IL bto.o.e ~ ,ocd j Ii
Wbipple. Mach ster. C-ott'; A Ii. Pct
ibone. M,1caslt ID pit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
OBTTT' AIRY.
PROFESSOR JOSEPH a. LINrNER

Albany May (Sp"cian. News received here
to-day Of the death in Rome Italy. Of Professor
Joseph A. Tintner State Entomoogist Professor
Iint1or for many years was ono of Albanys
mos, representative citizens. lie sailed for Italy
only fow weeks in company with his wife
and tw, dauchfers in ending to remain there coy
oral months He seemed in good health at III"
time If his departure
He rendered Invaluable practical service To the
state In economic entomology. pointing out means
Of protection against inssc; pesta. and whatever
rom ,de= science could suggest for ra,ages already
begun For years he worked early and late In m"
field TO which ho had given hi life. During IN"
las; winter ne WAS for some weeks confined - his
house. The Regents hy unanimous vote gave him a
six months leave Of absence enah e him % make
n long-antlcipated visit to the Old World. and h,
rc,4rtly sailed with hs family. full of happioSt
anticipa tom.
Or r.intner was born In schoharie. schohariA
County on February 1892. and was graduated
from Schoharie Academy in 1897. Up 20 isS, h" was
engaged in mercantile pursuits Then he became
geological assistant in the Nev'-York State MI
scrn of Natural History
In 1851 Governor Cornell appointed Professor
Intnrr t. be STATE Enromcoeist and the follow
Ing year he was roa pointed under an act Of the
Legislature establishing tho office defining ~
duties nrd naming us salary He had sine" held
the position. Fo~ 20 years Professor Iintner was
president 81 tho Emit theological Club ~ the Asso-
citation for tho Advancement ~ Science. ana ior
mAnv ysnrs was president ~ tho department. or
natural science IN th> Albany institute lie was
also a member N some twenty scientific societies.
both At homo an abroad and was In correspond
enc aad exchange with many Of the most dist'n'
ciiished ortomologists Of Europe.
Under ~" act Of 1883 reorganzing the State Mn
scum 81 Natural History ne was mad" on" Or the
s~ont.Hr s'aN q that institution. which publishes
tho reports of his department The dHgre" ~ DOC
~ nhff0enf,Nt
ri,,ne- by the REGENTS OF the University in July.
!w.
His scientific rape's down 70 july. l%'. numo"r
ar OHciaIly IN published Report on the lnluFi-
ois AID O'Aer Insects NJ the state 81 Ne"-iofk
and Report ~ tho state Entoniocg St"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
TO START FOR dWTDf RiTI0NS.
PLANS OF WALTER wTII.NAN 4 SEARCH FOR
ANpREE To RE MADE

PLANS OF WALTER wTII.NAN SEARCH For
AXpREE To nE MADE.
Walter Wollman. who som" time ago maze >
tourney Of exploration In the Arctic regions has
hn, in this c,tc for the last few days making
rroporafions for another expedition To the nor'h
Ue will ondcavor - roach tho North Pole. ana also
~ End traces ~ Andree who. Mr.. Welman thinks.
Will be found in Franz Josef Land II ne
Re s:ill alive.
Mr. Wcllman returned from this city IN Wash
,rs,or vesterdsv lie starts for Norway next
Tuesday where he has arranged 10 meet the FOUR
comnanions who Will accompany him on hs Jour-
n4v 10 the north The party Will sail from from
SOC on June Is tho Ice steamer Frdt-
,of II IL expected that the expedition VIII
he away for eighteen months. Cape Flora
will be made supply station. ana tne
winter will be passed In huts somewhere between
the SD ard SD degrees Of latitude. Early In IN"
,nor tho start for the Pole Will he made. Mr. We'll
man believing that II Il is TO he reached II VIII We
tween the months Of February and June ne
roriy Will however. 90 first 10 Franz JOSEF Lana
and make q search for Andre. ,,
Tn. expedition has been equipped by wealtny
mon in this country. and the Frdt(ot VIII carry
nnrarvihing necessary for complete scientnc
tourney OF exploration Mr. WellmanS companlloh :,
In he Professor James H Gore of the Columbian
I-nivrrsitv Washington. D A Harlan. or me
Coast survey: DR.. Edward Hoffman. or Grand ia
ven Mich and Lieutenant T. b. Baldwin. OF the
,snrnlorist on the last Pearv expedition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
THE uEyOcAL cOTRT- MARTIAL.

The trial OF Civil Engineer A. G. Menocal was re-
sumcc IN The CONTINENTAL room. Building NO I"
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday. at 10: a. M
Soon after 10 o'clock the accused officer. with MS
counsel, w u. Rand. Jr. OF Manhattan. enteleo
the roorn and talked together while the members OF
the court we've gathering Rtsr-Adnirai Benham
called the court 20 order at 1920 o'clock and the
minutes OF yesterdays session were read over AS
soon as the reading was finished the courtroom wa $
cleared. ana only the members OF the court ana
the stenograpner were allowed 10 remain In the
room The, defendant and his lawyer. as well Ms
Judge -Advocate Lsucbheimer and the newsphper
men adjourned TO an antc-room, where the later
were informed that the charges and specifications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
FIFTH RACE Two year dds non winners ~ seoo II.


Ornament and Mar Hampstead We're turned over
N James Rowe yesterday nv e T Patterson Mr.
Rove viii Train them for f1cr Eastern engage
rnen,s Ornament has not been asked TO do an
fast work since his Arrival a. Morris Park. Tn"
tastes, move he has made was ak tlrongs IN 2N
Two-minute work IS ABOUT The mark iha; ?attor-
son his former trainer. aimed - give rim
Rovo's stable contains seventeen horses. inclid-
ing tho foregoing additions. or account a the
weather It was Impossible 20 give Tho horses ~
RrookAala tho keen work requisite 70 ~ them fo'
tho severe tos' 81 actual racing ThArH are son'H
useful horses IN Rowes stable that ar" almost c"r
,al- ~ ~ heard from A. no Morris Park meeting.
Peter WINNER Is well plcased win the s'aoN
n, eight useful horses that IS IN his care. Ben
Haiaiav has trained 80 VOL that he viii 90 4
starter IN tho handicap today II the going - not
heavy.
Western rurfmcn are present In force at Morris
Park Their hoses are the selected on"H fiom the
leading stables IN tire Vest. therefore many West
ern bettors ar" IN tho lily
The Ne,rooolitan Turf Club is having ifs uS1fl
turmoil about rs privileges and objects to ne
proposflons made ~ tho racing Clubs in regard -
m. doings on tho ra'ofrack. Many MEMOIRS -
"a. Ne,roDnlitan Turf Club arc liked ny rac'eoe's
hut ,hcre are others in the cue WI" max Mt' >
hfrden FOR their associates and -" racNEpine publ
1-pfs are,ner, ras caused the DvoN- 20 losf .on-
fierca T., no club. owing to the manner IN "nNn
some Of i,s members acted laat year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07


o.,. ~ -s,d DAILY by I'll interested a. onahs"
may occur Ans a, s Tor he week ending MAJ isas ~,n
cli.e promptly al e CO., a , '' nc hour earlier
closing tine IRA TRaSsATLAxTlc MAILS.
sArrnDA}T ,,S, IN; Sr: ~ f fass per Ss
sosse via hsyre detes Tor ohsI Psrs 81
EXCEPT SI"f r Netherlands direct, wersend..
ROTTERDAM GSs ..p ISss' NJ $50 ~
rope per 8 Lncan'a va x,yis. dst.er. must b. d.
1 rssM per Fulis')
.r., N. closing q the Supplementary Transanan,is
Msil. named above attuons srpgs%sn,arr nsss
ana German tea r a'e ans n Hsn sn
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND c'ENTRAr. AMERICA. WEST
r. T. ' Gas .ss sS7s sa%
Ms a. Gs-i' Yer ' Msssana ' a. 1875
m for tamps,he. C'npas yaoasco sna iucr rs.;
P' sr.c,. ioT psr S,'S5s 70! es at Pm Tor
dre. Fiona S5 at b p ,n Sr s ssn,u:
Hs letters for Scrin Bra. Plata sount,s; mus, =.
rSint per per rr steamer from Norh syrsy
Malls Tor Nevfopnilsnd b, NAL to ha;fa.' ana ,aenTs
& , ,e fT q Gi b, q al ' tn Sin and
& s' c2 61srsrs ' a an a, p saS
Tor disrach BY steamer close at this o'iee da'y
rRANspAcIFrc NAILS
Nal. for c lS: s ana dsy up PEI to May IS
Mails fer Australia except hOse for We. Au;i ~.
which forwarded via Europsl' Ne" Eessna' -
uau FIN and samoan Islands per O. Mariposa IRON
San Francisco. close here daily up to MAY 10 81
ard $50 m cor on ARRIVAL ~ New-
w ~ 9 = C'ampania with British mails Tor Aus
tralia, Mails FOR China. Japan and Hawaii per a., p
sp TO May IL at $50 p. m Meils tor the society
h i,s"a asy PER Up 'sp May N. s' r.:
wall per zealana,s from San Frsnes'o o. s Ss
,ralia EXCEPT West Australia, New -Zealand Hawai-
and FIJI Islands per S I. Aorang from Eancouv~l:
close here daily after May us and up 10 May ~ q
$50 r. m . =. 49,, =, ..u,n~ Aauv
Ard the schedule OF closing arransed on the ~
sumption 81 their uninterrupted overland waast'
CORNELIUS VAN cOrT. PostrAse~.
rostofnce New-York. n. T.. April 20 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

vrsrrprAy.s RECORD AND To-DANS F"Rr ~
yy,.h,,s,on Mnv T1e pressure has risen rar'nN 81"
ror.r Ohio ard Mississippi vallcys and mas 'aIen WI
-, Atlantic coa. The storm oentr" has aaNanc'a eH
,.rs 70 tho North Carolina coast Increasing ,
. .,.r,. ira weather 1. cloudy n, 'h" Atlantic '"'s'
" -, -. cnto Valley Rain has fallen during the i's'
,,r hours in Onto and Lower Mssspp ., ,s
.y, Tho Middle ard South Aiiant' ann s,ates and IN.
d,e,,,c,s YES, ~ the Mississippi Tho tsnp,sInr ~
Middle South AtIanti. Hs.'s i'..f
I'D in the ohio and Lover Missssl ppi
TO the north and west Of tnrse yaskahle With
t.mpsra,ure u nthrv treezng at norihwcs, Of
iaII',s q, f.ansd, For saturday cloudy "entnsr ~
n,sd for %~w England and Fastern Nrw 49, s1.srIna
nn :. nrahat. IN other Eastern dsri,t WIN t,,n
wchh.,r a.. erature tho Middle ana SOUTH w.,
.iaes 80, IT.. tomperntnr- Will rise IN INC 80 ,o,
rs,on and OHIO valley Fair weaner ana Wa,eS ard dis
nera,rrn are indicated for the N's's'"'' ~
,,,.,. - the ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
An EIGHTH or ALL BENEFITS.
PLAN TO HELP THE ACTORS FUND AND DIS
COURAGE I'NNFEDED TESrIMONIALs

COURAGE TNNEEDED TESTIMONIALS.
Certain actors and certain other people have had
periodic fits of worry ali through the ast feN years
over two things among others One vas that me
Actors Fund Of America got 80 few BENEFITS. sn1
the other WAS that other institutions and persons
60, so many. The bitteres feeling has been caused
hy tho benefits that have been given 70 trNasurers
of theatres. prosperous managers press agents ana
dozen other sorts NJ persons who hah no par
ticular reason 10 expect them.
Tho feeling against affairs Of this sort Is qui'"
natural and proper. The usual proceeding - 'hS'
man who ia making good salary THINKS tna' nv
should like little sum in addition 10 H. re gors
20 his friend the mayer Of the theatre ana "a :
t. MIN: } on are good feliow . e. n manager is
theatre for some SUNDAY night ne nih"' 49,, T.,
n good fellow he does no, feel enthusiastic nut NJ
Then the beneficiary goes 10 numerous hC,n,St on
work all through the week. and are rs HI'.', III.
titled - ~st on Sunday rs any hody r,ie s @r ,ber
promises To appear FOR rs b"a"dt <.,.. T..
found ana ne prints an announce ment ih@i ne
friends OF Soand SO are 10 give him e'a iH 80,
nounremcn:s a icx tickets arc soli. The actors
who have promised TO- appear 're nov .' - nn" ",
OF not as they choose. Many Of them moose 'i ,
appear. and the buyers 81 tickets o." n't s re
actors XIV ,no,r ser ticos; hose who como at all
no nrWsn,De~s give noti,"s inc peop,e are diSap
nnninG and ire man who is prosperous According
10 his deserts without the benefit pn's Inc '''''
And the reputation Of these benefits hurts ne ~
success % 50 n benefits as are gen Io' w." '.,u
= b,nw against these benefits and for itself ny aSK
ing actors ard managers IA sereN that 'h'' WI" VIZ.
80 toka nnrt IN am such affair unless oer'1i \
re,centaca 81 tho profits wc't to the Actors uni
'rhs plao VA entered into in a ma. -n"tl' "
and ra,ns to little Now another attempt Is on io"'
ana success again hopcl for u IL the pan IN.
time that the Acto,s Fund sAall tece!te - : - y
cori OF the gross receipts Of ali hcncnts 'N''l' S,'
:. are gtvcn I'm cases Of great Nauont ~ -. 1T
.,smifv MANY actors and managers nave prom,
isss ~ engage In benefits on no oth"r t", h;N, -
tho plar l. faithfully carried out y WI nrI,
6,so,>iny INSTITUTION materially and y i docs n"in
inc NOR" than 70 discourage tho oonstan. -
80 nnrsons wno do not need and no NOT nese'N'
,bsr, !, yc,u eth accomplish no small good