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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07
WAR NEWS,

Independence Day was enliveDed by
cheering war news from every quarter
Reioforcements bad reached Dewey ~
Manila, The troops on the way capturing
the Ladrone Islands taking the Governor
and Spanish soldiers prisoners, and leAv
iDg q small force TO cccupy the islsnds
II was expected that the city OF Msbila
would be under our control before July
i,h.
The glorious news was also received
that every vessel In Ceverss feet had
been destroyed. Their commander de
termined to make q bold dash for liberty
aud unexpectedly lief, the hsrbor, passing
the obsttncti0u. SIMPSONS vessels
we're soon appraised Of The TACT and pour
ed 10 st nm OF shot aud shell on the re
treating vessels which answered back the
beet they could. They ious ht as long ss
possible but every vessel was sunk or
besched within ten or twelve miles except
one, which was faster than the others and
aud proceeded forty or fifty miles pursued
by the Brooklyn, Oregon and other vessels
She vas II last compelled to surrender and
wss besched 10 prevent sinking.
Over 1000 officers and sailors we're
made prisoners and sbou, 600 killed or
dfovned. /, is said by our men tbst the
enemy made IS gallant fight as possible,
bot, strange TO cay, oniy one man Va,
killed on bard orr vessels sns . very few
wounded. 10 this respec, ii vas ~ re-
mnksble IS Dewey victory aud seems
slmoEi Incredible,
Taete We very severe fshlins q onnh
ssnti.eo 90 Friday shile orr troops y Z,
making sdysrces. The enemy ionsh
from trenches With great bravery bu
we're 6nslly driven back snd our troop,
prsc,isslly Surround the city. We hsd
sbcui IL 600 men sll Of at on we're 10; no |
der Gre and our loss vss sbout $50 killed
and 1900 wounded. TIE loss Of the Span
ish wss also besyy.
Gen. sbsiier zen, ssnmmon 10 tLe city
10 surrender wi,hin ~ houn or be would
bombsrd It. Al lssi sccaunts the demand
ha not been oonplied With and, as the
~ n.ft Gee, has been destroyed, the BON
saidpss, Esy be delayed until cur var
ships can sate part, bu, Tie question Of
he capture OF The city IL practically de
eiasd, and IL coz roe be accomplished
si,aoni much farther lOss on our eide.
There seems 10 be 30 resson nov Why
'ur nesi esuno, esptsrs Hsvsbs and sll
be coast cities, 10 isct we have the spsn 1
Sd con pititly At osf mercy aud n they |
ave ssy senss they viil not try 10 pro
ong lte contest. Al the outset their q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

Every YER 10 when the Uui,ed State.
bss been engaged has developed heroes
snd statesmen, Who 10 the same or the
beit generation became presidents OF the
Uhited States. 10 the var OF the revolu
lion we're Lieutenant {. neral George
Washington and Captain James Monroe.
Ia the var OF 1872 fought M.Ior General
Willism Zachary Taylor and General
Franklin Pierce. The war OF the rebel
lion gave us Lieutensat General U. =.
Giant, Bteset Mslor General Il b. Hayes.
General James A. Garfield, Brig. General
james A Garfield. Brig. General Chester
A. Arthur, Brig. General Benismin HArri
sou and Major William Mckinley. In
What regiments nov organized for the
var OF 1898 are the future presidents OF the
great republicl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

The Washington correspondent OF the
NV York Tribune gives VI interesting re
view OF the course OF revenue and com
merce inCe the enactment OF the Dingley
tsri1 shich hiss now been 10 OPP, ration
eltvsp moutbs, la spite OF the fact that
excessive importstions IN the few months
lmmed lately preceding its enactment
passed to the credit OF the Wilson Law
prob ,bly $40, 900 900 which would have
been collected under the new law but for
these anticipstory imports,ions, the re
ceipis have been 10 ten mouths OF its oper
stiou Che figures OF June not now svsils
b. more THAI $50 900, 900 in excess OF
those OF the corresponding ten months Of
the Wilson law. Whan the Dingley bill
was under consideration the free traders
insisted that its effect would be TO reduce
American markets abroad. But our total
sales to other parts OF the world during
the first eleven months OF the present q
c.l year amount to 81 1856 ass, 6lS. sgsinst
sJ77, 500. 422 IN the corresponding months
Of the preceding year. Here is gain Of
over sl57, 900 900 II is true that the
short crops sbroaj, which have created
40 unprecedented demand for our bread
stufI,, are responsible Tor q large part OF
our increased exports; nevertbe less, the
exports OF American American mauuisc
tnres has been increased at the rate OF
$1,000. 900 month since the enactment OF
the Dineley tariff,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

On tn. bat sniharify the oouespondeni
st berlin e. the hssooi.tsd Ptess IL 10
ioimsa TIA, 0sfmsBy. f,sbee aud Russia
hs.e reached 90 understanding relative TO
Tho Phiilppin. isl.nds IL is ssid that
these three powers do not tend setiyely
TO iE,sffefe until hostliities eesse. alter
~nich they ~iil oombIos 10 prevent the
Uaited Si.lcs OF Great Buiaia 10 gaining
possession OF ihe shole OF The Philippine
isishds. 1beB The sst is over. 40 later
us.iOnai congress viii be proposed. simi
lar 70 The Berlin congress Of 1878, TO so,
tie eli questions connected With the war.
All the srsst powers will BE- invited TO
join, including the Uoitei States aud
spain. I, appears certain that Germany
will then demand slice OF the Philippine
ISLANDS OF other compensation 10 the far
Es.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

Naval experts tho sorld over are watch
leg the operations Of the dynamite cruiser
yesuyias 81 Sinusso 10 see tested 10 set
nal service the prophecies OF her admirers
that she will reyoluiionizs modern ~sr
fare. The yssnvIus after she WAS built
wss refused 40 of iisl endorsement on the
efOund that WITH stationary platform
Tor her guns. she could not FIRE accurately
enough to be OF any ust. aud thst With der
dehoste machinery 10 compress air and
the diilisnliy OF securing night fuses sed
10 Der limited range the danger that Der
explosives would be set of by the enemy'e
Gre. she would b. more dangerous TO her
own crew than anybody else. But there
xonld seem 10 be 40 difficulty 10 these re
spects witch naval srchlt cts cannot over
come, 40 that the dynsmite guns can be
carried 10 srmored ships sui mouated so
as 10 get a movable sim. The idea OF b
pneum attic gun. firing by means OF com
pressed IL. proIsciiles Of high explosive
power, like Gun cotton, has been proved
by the Nesuvius % be entirely practices
BILE, whereas it cannot be done from pow
der gun without explosion before leaving
the u uYzle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

David Garfield hs retained from
Msbehesier.
--Mrs. Rliih Cnhaall has re,urnsd 10
Albany. n. y.
--Mu y. W. Milliksn h,s returned 70
ter bons ia LIns, Mass.
MIR snd hr } Cb.d.iet sIli live
vito their 500. q. J. Chsdviek Tor .
shie.
AIR. and Mira NJ. y. Jsqpi,h Of
Leoninsier. Mass. are Visiting st N. A.
Ihnmsous'.
ME- l. n. Woodward sud MISS Lonlse
are riiiius fnsuds In Boston aud Wss,
Acioa. Mass.
Mrs q orse fisk sent 10 Wslling
ford Tned.y 10 visit relations but vas
tsktp i'll aud returned Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07
Adstee 10 y Others.

Are you disturbed ct night and broken
Of your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying With pain OF eating teethf II &c
send OF once aud gel bottle OF Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth.
ing. II cures dysentery, disrhoes, resui
lstes the stomach and bowels. cure. wind
collie, softeus the gums, reduces infsms
ton, and gives tone snd energy 10 the
whole system. Mrs Winslo~'s Soothing
syrup for Children Teethius 10 pleasant
the taste snd is the prescription OF one
Of the Oldest ADD best female physician
and nurses 10 the United States snd is for
sale BY ali druggists through out the world
price rs cts . bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

Cole Of Meth Bctsinsloa and nasi bare
been ia soccsd With The serunsnn OF The
large ssaissec rrettn'. ~ tssy we're 70
esivsd With srrlpse.
"Blssi Rs TIE Tie ihs, Bsrds' ss tang.
sod one Of its beet. II Dci The beet, eon
veniions ever hsla in BsnuiHsion Co vs'
over.
R.sasboro Z sion may cell be proud Of
The manner 10 which their pisns wers car
ried out. and sll vbo we're ierianste
enough 70 be present will never iotsst
"Resdsboro ""
sRCgEfAHY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

TIE Cub.h seldieis hsys shovn their
stiilpspess 10 hsbt snd bear their share
10 ,ts vsr 10 Gaia, ard have been Of ras,s
rf.l 81 10 COZ troop. there They we're
poorly ,qalppea ssd 10 starving oondi
tloh add some Of ,h,n soipsliy died from
over esllos shsn sappIisd With prov isiobs
b, osf troops Their leaders hardly pos
s~ss ibo slill Tor The mosi effective warfare
end .hsis ans and ssppiiss we're tuislly
is.asqasis. bss sisn the.s Supplied they
~. deiss their pat 10 eobtsbdlus With
The 5psi i,h force.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07
STATE NEWS.

z. l. Rabbit, . former resideu. OF South
Lsopdondsrry. vss drowned ct RoIbury.
Mass., by the opsetiing OF . boat.
The Republicans Of Rutland county
have nouinsied Y. O, Partridge Of Proc
tor, jesse Thompson Of Ruilsnd, s l.
Gnfitb Of Dlnby. sod + 3 Plstt OF Pouli
ney for senstors.
The Bennington and Bntlsud railroad
10 putting 10 nsw s0.pound steel rails on
its lins between White Greek aud Sunder
land.
Six hundred thousand cans hsvs been
made ., Westminster Tor the corn canning
factory there. Tue corn csntins business
10 growing in Vermont.
George w. Reed, 3 prominent and
wealthy citz 40 Of Montpelier died sudden
ly Mondsy,. sssd 81 years. Uatil two
years ago Mr.. Reed vas secretary Of the
National Life Insurance company. and
has been since it's organization 10 1852
He wss 1t the time OF his death treasurer
OF Washington county, . position which
be has held for moro than . quarter OF 9
century,
Charles X ,ndsll. son Of Hon. A. A.
Kendall iddse Of the llth Judicial dis
trict OF Nebrssks 10 On his way to the
Philippine islands with the Fret Nebras
10 regiment. Judge Kendall 10 pstive
OF Sbsitsbury. His son wss born 10 tbs
west and for several years was editor OF .
paper q. b. Paul. He hss been promi
nent 10 Nsbrssks Tor some yesrs.
Luther Wilson Of Plymouth. who ives
iusd 500 aud costs 10 the Windsor
County Court the other day for cstchins
trout under elk inches. 10 . veteran OF the
civil war. says the Woodstock Stan dsrd,
. pensioner, hss . wife and children de
pendent upon him and 10 comparatively
poor, and It 10 to be regretted that he dis
regarded the law. He and Plymouthites
genrslly sre said to have disrsssrded the
fish and game laws OF the site. and this
prosecution Of the instance Of the proper
authorities will have . sslutsry effect.
Dr.. W Seward Webb presented Gen.
s. b. M. Young. who oommsnds brigade
OF cavalry 10 Msi. Gen Skaters srmy in
Cuba. . beautiful headquarters flag. The
flag 10 similar to the one Of Sheridan's
cavalry, in be war for the Union and lie
about four by six feet in siz OF red. white
and blue silk with crossed ssbres worked
in golden silk and " til the words
"Sscond Brigade. United States Cavalry"
thereon. The stsf is OF oak. The Stan |
dsrd which will lie carried at the head Of
Gen. Young's brigade 10 action, was sent
TO him Thursday
The Dsmocrstic State convention is to
be held in the opera house. st Burlington
Wednesday, July ~, ct II O'Clock q. m
The district convention will be held on
the afternoon Of the same day. The Demo
cratic club is to have . m citing the eve
ming before the convention, Hon. George
Fred williams Of Boston. and Hon. o. T.
OF Hoiyoke Mass, who address
cd the annual meeting OF the club ct
White River junction, are expected to be
present ct the club meeting that evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07
Give the Children q Drink

called Grsin.O. IL Is . delicious. sppeti2
ing. po7rishipg food drink to take the
place Of coffee. SOLD by oil eroo,rs and
liked by oil who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest coffse but is free from oil injurit us
properties. Grain-O aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves II is not stimu
liant bat health builder, and childreb
% we'll - adults. osn drink il with great
benefit Costs about IA ss much o. col
fee. Is and IS cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

8. @. P. Jones. MlIesburg, Pa. writes: =
have used DsWitts Little Early Risers
ever sinoe they we're introduced here and
must say have never used any pills in
my family and during forty yesrs Of house
keeping that gave such satisfactory re
sults % Q laxative or . cAthsrtic. j. H..
Whipple, Manchester Centre; A. H. Petit
bone, Mapcheett r Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07
som. Fe.,,.h People.

ALLOW cough to run until II gets beyond
tbs reach Of medicine They often say,
Oh. II will wear away, but In most casss
u sill wear them away. Could they be
Induced to Try the snocessiul medicine
called Ksmp's Bsissm, which is cold on :
positive susrsntes 10 snre. they would
see The sxcsilspt effect after
taking the fret dose. Prioe 70 and Soc.
Trial sise isss: Al ~ Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

AhofEsso espsiIsa snail eteufsioh
hosi epEtsisiss 90 people Beer Beverly.
hsss., Jsiy 40 sSd u 10 sapposes duGsh
o. mere sas drowned thoash mosi Of
,ha.s 60 board we're fe.cse1 by boats
90 The ..Bs sissrtsoE tornado sifrct
ihs be.et 81 Iismptou. n. II destroying
~ soIi.se.. itIlias 10 people .sd iniufiss
m.sy more. Fost people we're Allied sSd
mspy h Jared tbs same DAY by The tsllips
81 . bs.dss n shabby. Ohio,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

Late to bed and early to rise, prepares .
man for bis home 10 the skies. Early to
bed and Little Early Riser, the pill that
makes life longer and better and wiser. j.
q. Whipple. Manchester Centre; A. Il.
Pettibore, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

We think there IL . general feeling
throus hout the county thst the senator
from she north end should come from one
Of the mouot,in towns. provided they
present 90 acceptable candidate be will be
Qaii- sure TO frceivr the Domins ion. We
ie.tp sbst there are tuo or more men in
ihcss tosns who are 10 the field. II such
h The case the voters 10 the towns should
oil attend the meetings which elect dele
sstes TO the coopty convention and fairly
express their preferences. A caucus thin
Iy attended does no, properly represent
public sentiment snj, Tor this reason. oh
! eiionsble meu are often able 10 obtain
ofice. II one has any interest 10 good
good government, be should attend the
primary mea'ing which decides who shall
be oominsted. People dislike TO bolt,
even II they do not like The nominee and
90 The mao sho ought TO stsy 81 home IL
H. queutiy the sinner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

Ea-Senstor Flint nds made . very schol
sriy address before tho Society OF the
War OF 1914 In Pnilsdslphis, July 4.h.
Ia references 10 oar presen. var be said
thst II 80 not territorial ssarsndizsmsnt
o. tbs spoils oi The VET thst led cur gov
ssnnsn, 70 begin the vsr sesinst Spain,
dissosbins ouf trade. greatly increasing
our tsiss snd psblic debt, and more thar
OIL. scrihcins The lives Of msny Of our citi
sena II sss solely 10 relieve the neigh
boring people from The "sbhored eondi
II ne" imposed npon then by Spain and
which bed become di.srsce to Chris
ti.n eivilixstier, and which had culmiusi
Cd 10 the DESTRUCTION Of tho Maine With .
great n1mber Of her oflisers snd crew
Nsiiher shsi IL called imperialism nor
liusolsm sere slloued. even by implies
ii,n, 10 play suy part 10 this gree, sed
terrible drama Of var lie ssid that The
eaestion Of sadius tern,osy must be se,
Tied 10 the light OF circumstances that vill
si'si vhen the var Ia over. bal II can be
iGissred from his position that be think,
u urviss 10 soqaire foreign territory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

o.iss 30 sssrits no Pspsi 10 CsiesfH,
pfasi.s 10 Ensil.h. ws aus3 ffoE ffi
csy a is.i v~t stuB te5sy, slnnsi .
v~st .ti tia a . bfna vtsa people
sas .r'y snrsoss V set nsvs ffom The
va. shersa kosu ssa higher pay we're
ssnsssss b, ibs vOftrss, bait soEpro
ntss go sssily nfssssa between The
rtirtts rtior snd III. pshlsbera
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

rfend - nee" - pisnd t"dsed."
A friend advised me to Try Elys Cream
Balm and after using it siX weeks ] b.
lieved myself cured OF ca,srrh. II 10 Z
most valuable remedy. joseph Stewart,
GA Grand Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y,
Ny son Was sHic.sd With ostsrrh. / 10
duced him to try EIys Crssm Balm and
the dissgfseable cst,nhsl smell eli lief,
i'm, He sppesrs - well - anyone. y.
@. Olmstesd. Arcols, Ill
Price OF Cream Balm 10 fifty cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

nssss vsie their s'rsrg psiu,, bat vita
lhsse prseiie.iiy I'll destroyed TIE, eas
have 70 hops They nsy pfolons ibs
hsts bel u vii ts ii sresi eosi 10 ibsn
ssd can have 20 refpli except 10 Hsts The
ltrns ef peace harder ipr then.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

10 Africa alone Gdnsny has nearly
! ooo. o0 square niles OF eolosisl poses
sioa. fOr Is years shs has tI
pen ted YES, suns iof the parposs Of civ
ins Tie black people 81 these territories
The ssns sninuu snd ps,erosl sdmiris,rs
tion that abe dispeases 10 Bundenburg
cod ponetsriA Costly baildinss have
been crested. 10 whish extensive otsees
Asvs essa provided. and ps,isni elsrks 90
vesy small sslsriss are hep, bnsy tsbnlsi
log from dsy 70 day ,be rssslts obtained.
Gssnsr exports 10 these African eolosies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

Oss Of 0sseiss fe@sFts hst a sshtisl
agriasspes The spstist, be sid. sFs
easy 70 bea bsl hua 10 drive oai =
Tits recalls passage 10 MsSsuisy
''Tkeis Ia 90 eoahiry 10 Eafope. the bis
totlsu tsys. witch u % essy 10 overcome
ss Spsip. there Is 30 oospuy 10 Eatops
whieh IL 20 diaoult 90 cougar Boz
Cahs 10 uol Spsin, Iha sres, ntloiiiy Of
The Cubaas sre r,solred 10 be tree ADD
sill BE- eVeiioysd shea The issi Euuge Of
spsni.b tule disappears from the island
The reason uby Spain !. 90 hard 20 roo
qaer after i,s sfulcs are defeated 10 that
tie pensa%ry continue the ~sr 10 an trss
nlH gsy. preyiHs on tho eoemy by
steslihy devices Bat The farming popu
isI,oa Of Cabs are The deadly euemiss OF
spsie. sud though II gill not DO essy to
drive The spspisrds ifom the island, ii
Gao be dope. ard xiihoat much delay 81
Ter ibs uaited Stsics forces and toe ipsur
geDts ssiu the pteesssry momentum
There sill be no needless ceremony either
10 4 ushiaa shesd .th tue riddsnce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Eatate OF bAhUkL VI BAttEfT.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hou. Probate Court for the District OF Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive, examine aud
adjust all claims aud demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
muoi W. Bsssett late Of Manchester
In said District. deceased aud Ill claims exhibit.
cd Ia Offset thereto. hereby give notice that 40
will meet Tor the purposes Aforesaid al
tho Coiburn House IN said Manchester
on The 2lst day OF December nett. from
ons O'Clock r. n. until four O'Clock r. =. on
aid day and that sir months from the
2ist day u June A. ID. 1888, 10 the time
limited by said Conrt for said creditors 10 pre-.
sent their claims 10 us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Manchester this 2isl day Of June
A. ID. 1888.
+ s 4 sgfx 4 y, COOK oe~-~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

,Fe oaenaratAs, bot tAsT us Etis'y 10
Ne sslufe 81 age sE.iioh, heet. sta eiha
.tiiel@ q rrims snpottsses to 0sfusa
CT asiG A srur a tistly iitiasd
.eriha . nsiatsissa ia Btrlts fof TIE
Enrposs 81 sase'iss ihs colanssl ssninas
uslipa. Ard eamplsiaEi paiisueni
Votes from yssf 10 yesy esoush neosr 10
dtesi. yet lod.y 10 81 Osrn.s Ainns
there .,s boi ihonspa vh.is eolobisi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-07

@. X. BCCKLis,
fkEDKhil n W. COOK C0mfs.
JOSEPH / UUEkf,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-09
Good Minstrel Performance.

Wilson & Cleveland's Minstrels gave
matinee and evening performances at
the Academy yesterday before fairly
large audience at the former and TO
hacked house at night. Owing to the late
hour at which the organization arrived,
and some delay in getting out the pa
rade the curtain was not rung up until
o'clock at the matinee, and that per-
Torrance did not go with the vim which
characterized the entertainment OF the
evening.
The stage setting for the first part
made a beautiful picture, and the cos
tunes worn were very handsome. George
Wilson. Of course furnished most of the
fun In the first part though John Queen
was very amusing with his quaint hui
NOR. and made a decided hit In his two
songs. Habits On" and "All Alone" The
ballad singers possessed sweet voices,
and their selections were we'll received.
In the olio e. NJ. Hall made his banjo
"talk'' as only he can; Keno and Welsh,
the knock-abouts, did side-splitting act,
ending with their burlesque trapeze per-
formance: Frederick Brothers and Ten
ney made music from all kinds OF IN
struments, and the Troubadour -Four did
a refined singing act, which had In IL
lust a touch of comedy. George Wilson
was in an excellent humor at the eve
ming performance and his mirth was
infectious, for the audience caught 1t,
and laughted at everything he said.
The feature of the performance. how
ever. was the wonderful act Of Caicedo,
king Of the High Wire" His feats on
a bounding wire, u feet above the stage,
were almost marvellous. and The audi
ence reached the highest pitch of enthu-
siasm during his act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-09

The ST. Louis and Canadian Photo
grapher, one of the most influential
monthly magazines devoted to photo
graphy, has, in its October Issue, an rx-
cellent half-tone reproduction of one OF
Homeier & Clark's art photographs, and
makes the following well-expressed OBJ
servations:
"Our frontispiece, by Homeier g. Clark,
OF Richmond, Va, does not need word
OF praise. 1t is a live picture OF a live
person. No attempt at the fiashy In
pose; II If just nature perfectly pictured.
and as such, is far superior 10 the many
overdone poses that are popular In some
directions While the head-twisters viii
not see anything good in it. yet 1t is
just the kind OF work the intelligent word
will appreciate. 1t is quiet and per-
feet in expression and the more such
work is distributed the higher photo.
graphy will rank as an art Persona
may we'll rank as a classic head"
A gold medal, first prize, was awarded
10 this picture by the Photographers AS
ISOLATION OF America at its annual con-
vention, held in New York, last July; also,
a special prize by the Ohio Association
at Columbus, o.. last September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-09
knights Tcmplar COncIave, Pitts
burr. Penn, October 1914, 1893

On account Of this occasion the Soutn-
ern railway will sell tickets from Rich
mond. Va, TO Pittsburg. Pa. and return
al rate OF 5000 round trip, applying via
Southern railway and York-Riyer Line
10 Baltimore. In connection with PennsyI-
vania railroad and Baltimore and Ohio
railroad from Baltimore.
Tickets will be sold at Richmond octo-
Der eth and 10th. final limit returning o.
tober 49, 1898.
For schedules and other information
apply 10 Southern railway passenger Of
fee. No. $40 east Main street, Richmond.
va c. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent