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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-01-31

raised to that amount Mr.. Perkins
(rep., CALI, made the point against the
amendment that it was new legisla-
ton. Without reaching any conclu-
sion as to the point of order against
Mr.. Aliens amendment the senate adj
journed.
Washington, JAN 24--The house
devoted It's time to transacting bust
ness relating to the District of Column
bia and the consideration of the In
dian appropriation bill.
Washington, Jan. 25.-The session
of the senate was characterized by
heated almost acrimonious, discussion
of the financial question. For nearly
four hours the Teller resolution was
speeches being made by Messrs. Alli-
son (rep., Ia.), aid Hoar (rep., Mass.),
against and Berry (dem., Ark. for
the resolution.
Washington, Jan. 25.-The Indian
appropriation bill was before the
house, but the members devoted al
most the entire day to a political de-
bate in which the main question was
whether prosperity had come to the
country as result of the advent Of
the present administration. Mr.,
Smith, delegate from Arizona, made
an attack ON the system of educating
the Indians, and Mr.. Walker moved to
strike out the appropriation for the
Carlisle school, No vote had been
taken on the motion when the house
adjourned.
Washington, JAM 26.-For more
than six hours the senate had under
discussion Teller's resolution provid-
ing that the government pay the prin-
cipal and interest of bonds of the
United States in silver.
Washington, Jan. 26.-The house
devoted another day to consideration
of the Indian bill, most of the time
being consumed as on the two previ-
Gus days in discussing extraneous SUBJ
jects. "A motion to strike out the APP
preparation for the Carlisle Indian
school was defeated after considerable
debate, 20 to 65. On motion of Mr..
Griffin (rep., Wis.,, an amendment
was adopted to appropriate $4,000 for
AM additional school building at
Tomah, Wis. An amendment offered
by Mr.. Kelley (dem., S. d., to in
crease the number of Indian pulls
at Flandreau, S. D., to 300 and in
crease the appropriation therefor to
$4,000 was defeated. The conference
report on the urgent deficiency bill
was adopted
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-01-31
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
DOMESTIC.

Luetgert testified for himself.
Billiards, Ives beat Sutton, 400 TO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13
AdrlceIo nathtrs

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teethY II sc
send ut once sud get bottle OF Mrs, Wa,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. /, cures dysentery, dtarhoea, regul
stes The stomach aud bowela, cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces iuhsma'
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system Mrs Wiuslog's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teethlug is pleasant
the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the oldest and best female physician
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price % cts bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Daring the past two year,, Mrs, W
Alexander wife OF the eel or Of the WAY
nesboro, Miss Times, has, 10 grea
many instances, relieved her baby wher
in the first stages Of Group, by giving i
Cham berlsin's Cough Il medy She look
upon this remedy as household necessity
and believes that 20 better medicine hal
ever been put up 10 bottles There ar,
many thousands OF mothers in this broad
land, who are Of the same opinion. 1t il
the only remedy hat can always be d.
pended upon 'Fu preventive and cure fol
group. The % and 80 cent bottles arr
for sale by A II Pettibole Manchester
Depot, j. Il. Wnipple Manchester Gen
fer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Aatib BesHlustos Ths sill make ile
lac eowT ltls. sIofpl hires O. lont ttfy
short eoEatetaonr. it9a ptr The esll
houbaIy Of he vai,ss o. Bessission %
North Bcunibsios. distance u ah5si
~ n.los. The sott has been pa,bei Re
sstaiea a Geld ~ stow There is = lans
.trip q road gel o be hulll IRON TIE north
village 20 conaeot sith the Hoo'ieE fsils
electric rs1tosd, Il b. uat been decided
whethst thai ooebeelian siii be made
this SLATER.
A gentleman rho Is 10 petition to
knos whereof be sgeska make tie Fte
diction that toe reaf ialafe u zee the
Central Vermont railroad 10 thoroughly
established position 6bsaclslly, and tbsi
the system all 5000 iacladr The Oiseas
burg aud Like Chanplti5 As well =, the
Rutland road he believes that all par
ties concerned hsve been ealtsAed through
experience that these dia rect liues be
long 10 oae system. and that ibe roads
named vi be operated 90 terms mutual
~ satisfactory to ~ parties directly con
oerncd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13
uUBBEL LATHROP'S EsnTg

STATE ~ VEENoNT District OF Manch eeter 81,
Be II Remembered, that At a session Of tho
Probate Court holden At Manchester, within and
for said DIttnct, on the lith day Of December
A. u. 1897
Present IIoE II X Fowler, Judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument ~ writing
under seal purpditng 70 be the last WI and ties
lament Of liubbel La'hfop lsto Of Manchester
IN said District, deceased, having been this day
presented TO said Court Of Probate aud dnly
flied ~ the liogistets office. Therefore, II Ia
ordered that all persons Interested In the estate
OF said deceased be notified 20 appear before
ssid Court, AT the Probate Once ~ Manchester,
10 .aid district, on the 18th day Of January A,
b. 1893, at 10 o'clock 4. /. by publication 0i this
order three weeks suooesrvsly previous thereto
~ The Manchester JOuREAL.a newspaper printed
at Manchester, Aforesaid 10 show cause, II Any
they may have, why said instrument IN snthg,
should not be proved and Showed Az the last
will and teethm'nt of the said deooAaol
B3s ". Is. EDGEHTON Hegistlsr,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Joseph Letter has cleared ~ BOT, O0O
by his deal 10 wheat That Ia the open
ing sentence of Chicago dispatch. As 3
matter OF fact be has done no such thing
he has not yet sold the wheat be has been
buying, aud until he has done 80 he can
not state what bis profits are. He or the
combination with which be lie affiliated
has bought 40 Immense quantity OF wheat
aud If it can be sold at snlli, advance
over the price at which It was bought
large prof all accrue, but the sale OF II
must precede the Sscertainment OF the
profits, Another statement on the zane
subject is that Armour vii lose 81 000
900 on the wheat deal" That statement
also is premature. He may lose more
than that smouut, or be may not lose any
thing The public has 10 decisive know
edge. in spite OF al that has been publish
ed to convey contrary impression, that
the l. liter and Armour interests have not
been working together thr, nghout the
operations 10 which they have been pic
tated as being 80 sntse onlstic,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

h4l urs aSA pan q s.atas shieh -,
bes1 ttaasti ls Thsy Hust followed
iht lurtst4at, q tie utSsaiy depart
sasui a. tter sf3ststoo3 ltoss iat,tpc
uoD, TIE fauH Lss beet itsi 'ssitst
90 C.us8s aa ttt4r reiata tsrs hesh De
prrtd Ct lkrli suuebh bfctuts itFy
is 90 u "a 800 pteesstos 20 bsrs ibtr.
80 sfstrd hfiafs lsstss tts Jalr3
-i,lrs - eUpbrlc have tbcss rfetssit
trcaur lEsl A-,tsttat eecfe,.p Ilas,lt
tAs usgfusts lnaed oa.ltclofs q Eoii
ao.ual = its cider ItsI ,tt i1,ttBeis1
g. pstusa Ill ODE sbgcb vrrt pat be
- bsfars ,ts lee 49, ssDtt bsoenbet
.y ga he bfopsutIu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

had toe rheumatism 80 badly that
could not get my baud TO my bead.
tritd the doctors medicine without The
least benefit. At last thought Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm; the first bottle II
lieyed all OF the pain, aud one half OF the
second bottle Effected complete cure. -
W. j. Holland, Holland. Va. Cham Der
lain's Pam Balm il equally go for
sprsins, evenings and lsmeness, as vel
as burns, cuts and bruises. For sale a
A. H. Petitioners drug store Manchester
Depot, II Whipple'd Manchester Cen
ter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

O " o Hsrdmsn. when sheriff OF ~
Ter Co W. Va was at one TIM, almost
prostrsted with cold. He used Cham
berlaiu's Cough Remedy aud was so much
pleased with the quick relief and cure il
eliorded him, that be gave tho following
unsolicited testimonial: To all who may
be Interested, | wish to say, that | have
used ChambarIsin's Uough Remedy aud
fad it invaluable for coughs and colds
For sale by A Ii. Pettibole Manchester
Depot, J Il Whipple Manchester Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13
A word to the wise H. sufficient.

| suffered terribly from the roaring IL
my bead during All. vt sck OF cstsrrh, snd
became very deal. used Ey.s Cream Balm
and 10 three weel 8 oonld hear az we'll a.
ever.-A. L Nesmsn Crashing. Mich
DIRECTION for usiug CREAM
BALM
Apply particle Of the b I'm well up into
the nostrila After moment draw y
strong breath through the nose Use
three times 3 dav, Ai'er meals preferred
and before reti ing
Price OF Cream Balm /, fifty cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Ittryil service lss - be3GR dice 1ssta
lalLr loser bagte - Ceuetsst aud here
IT. mart opras1tia 20 TIE as ~ - sisad'
tatl ,laas tie kpptlcsts sri Demo
efsi, d. ths sfg.tc tho Hawaiian treaty
Is t.s 6sssss=sI 10 tsett sesfias
Iasait of 40 Iatl0I Clslm ttst they
fSrs raie' ea a.h 10 seoafe 10 sdCpuoa
bet "a, ,tmsh, 20 be- seen Ia 10 rot
su,ety pstli.sD question 4. .eTstsl
Dem0efss ste eEargiJ Ia favor q the
treaty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

While al eyes are on the Eut, those
eIes are particularly directed towsrd
J,pao, The japanese MINISTER to France
auloalcos that Ia three years japan will
be the seeoni naval poser 10 the world -
second ouy TO Grest Bntsin This is Ger
iinly srsnd boat france, Germany.
Rassis sbd Amefle. viii be surprised that
pan has aol ahead 90 fact Recently :
q e, Of 90 Japanese ssrsbips sppe.rcd Of
fou Hsmillon. uhefc seventeen British
s.fships sre anchored. tn understood
,hal Japan aud EagI.nd gill mite 10 op
pasiss the pefmsaert occupation OF Port
Aitbat by The Kassi.n@ The vanity Of
J.pAutsc, ssysa Nestetn authority. h.s
s~allen vol deruily siuee their coLA.et
WITH ChleA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

At The bAll1uug 10 the OHIO legislature.
1uesisy, Hama had three msIority Ia the
House, aud the opposition two majority
Ia the senate Ilis will give Hama one
u !5rliy 10 tbe JOINT ballot today pfoyi1
cd ,hrfe are go cbsnges aud none are Ell
rrated 1t b.s been bitter hsht aud
ehsrges OF attempted bribery are made OF
both Iies As Hsuus has a very large
u my Of the Il publican voters. not on
~ Ia The Legislature, but 10 the state s;
large /, Is Fortunate that be is likely to
succeed Had he been beaten the result
would bsvr been disastrou. to the Repub
Ii, ADS Of the state
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Col. Aldsce i. Walker Of New York,
formerly Of Vermont, publishes a pawpb
lot the contents OF which are Iadlosted by
the title - Should Congress Lseislate 90
the Slb!ecs Of Riilssy Rates" 1t is real
~ Oh answer 10 some suggestions IN the
recent report OF the interstate railroad
con mission. Cl. Walker argues that
congress has no power to legislste upon
the subject except to prevent unIu dir
cnminatiou aud that 1t would DO a very
hSzrdons thing to try II it has the power,
Railroad rates, he urses. are GIed by com
petition aud markets and y Thousand
things. aud arbitrary interference 10y such
body Of men ~ the commission would
surely work harm TO the public as well rs
to the railroads. Col. Walker says that
the commissioners ask for the right TO 'ab
solutely dom mate this land Of ours with
he power OF pagan coDsnls." They
would, with power to FL railrosd charges.
be able to make or break every railroad 10
the land, aud to practically make or ruin
any industry and the business OF any
town. no matter how large
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

The spread Of the Chrlstlon Scientists
do i1R The past two years hiss been one OF
the eItuordlnsy sisus a the times.
Within that short period the sexual eD
rolled men bership has doubled, mount
ilg 10 round number. from 100, 900 10
30, 900. Bat this numerical increase
phenomensl though 1t Is, constitutes only
cue element N the srovth Of the scot II
las a,so assumed 40 organic and insliiu
ional quality which would indicate thst it
bad t.keu roo' snd, as the saying Is, "hss
come TO stay" 1t srosIuR faster today
than ey,r before and the statistics OF its
decrease compsre very iayorablv With
those OF several oi the largest Protestant
DENOMINATIONS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

The mute splnnefs OF l. we'll and New
II iotd were .lvcn permission 10 strike
by the Bsuonsl eIecntive committee Of
the mule spluners nuion Saturday. aud
su sssestmett OF Is cents per week sss
levied 90 the mem bers u the union. The
eIrcntve committee ordered tue sum OF
$50 from the ustional funds to be placed
~ the jI-p1sst Of the strike committee
The meeting VAS attended by every mem
her Of the board. snd delegates represent
ia every mill center 10 New Enelaud were
presen, apd several delegates made spph
cation for permission to strike. The
meeting lasted several hours
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Ask your Grocer today 10 show You
package OF GRAlN.O, the new food drinl
that takes the place # coffee. The Chi
dren nay drink it viii ont injury 80 vel
as the adult AL who try IT, like it
GRAlS-O has that rich seal brown o
mocbs or Java. but II ls made from pur,
grains and the most delIcste stomach T.
ceives 1t wit ont distress. 4 the pric,
OF coffee. l5c. ani Is cts. per package
Sold bY all prneara
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13
COM MISSIONER s NOTICE

EslAte Of MAHriR Vas BubfF BAopE.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester 6mmisriOuer,, 10 receive examine aud
adjust all claims aud demands of all pefson
against the estate 81
Martin Van Buren, DScph late Of Sunderland
IN SAID Dihtrlet, deceased and all claims exhibit
cd in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that ~
viii meet for the pufp0.fs af0ressid At
The Town CoIts Once ~ tu1defisdd
on the mn day Ui June neit, from
10 O'Clock a N uLtl O'CLOCK p n 90
said day aud that Gil mouth. from tho
l7th day Of December A. u. iry7, 10 the time
limited by said COAT Tor .ald creditors to pre-
sent tbeIf claims 10 us for examination ana
allowance.
Dated al Sunderland tbis nth day u Deem.
Der A D. 1877
GEORGE BURT, lr..4.-
3iJw OEOH6E kAhGUUD, I NN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13


AmaEs tie uess3 people vho Dad dol
tns The yer ~sfs Professor He6ty Dram
waad. kiphohss bauiet, 81 Isaac ~
1ar, iavspttr a tat pilnaa syslcm d
sAoit.s3, AIhel Motel the sssd.l
Inventor 81 dJnsmlls (sto b gasAtbed +.
,an stated =, $1,000 no 10 "rlooung,
srieHu6c aaiy .a1 ptoncte ilitrasti0nsI
peace Mr., Hspry Ward Beecher, sec.
tor Daniel " VOORHEES,. Gen, 10 Shelby
the eouiedsrsts ctvslfy leader. Joseph b.
McCulls b. editor sod var correspondent
Johanuss Brain. the composer, Albert
yiuk the u9ted Aucric.u rsllfasd expert
" 5 tie msu Of lndnDr, toe watch
Dog 81 lbr 1reuafy, Buoey R.rusto,
the Sautb Aircsa srtcut-tot pLo CON
a ted suieiie At sea f. kqeipp, ousius
'ar Of the kalpp ents, CAPT Boycott Of
Ganhty Mayo, lfetsud, victim q The most
Itraatdtuary case u accidental immortal
~, Mre OiIphaGt. the novelist and poet
-ss Couui Mutsu. the japanese Statesman
HeltJ George. sutbor snl economist; Can
oyas del Castillo, SpAuish premier
Chsflss a. Dana. llutns4st, George NJ
Pullmsn. originator Of the Pullman palace
car system, Sir John Glib 1T. president Of
Ibe Enslish Royal Society Of Water Color
Painters. Francis Turner Pslsrbve. Ioat
sod esssy let, the Duchess Of Trck. and
Prof, William Henry Rrhl, the Cermsn
publiclsi aud blstorisD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

MAJ John il Csuon, the Washington
eoffespoudtni Of the Phiisdslpbis l. .dser.
u authority iur tie announcement that
Pref tent Mckinley ls satisfied that the
eaifaHcg qaestoa uusi b. br1usbt 10
ih- it1ai sg pa.se1. tbs, The lutsr ssts OF
thu poblie ieu.sd tsi', sad that The plat
iotm pledge q the party make II Va prrs
tire Itis beilsrel ihn a Conservative
b4li sill be- framed directly np5u the lnes
Of The 81 L3as plat rm that II gill be
passed by the ~ The HOUSE. ssi ihs, II
tue ssaa,ors elected =, Req abliosps gill
sire II their ssppuft 1t ~iIl raa rhloce
ct i.Vot.ble seiioa to The sstsis Ihe
rtaii-t, hss hsid ooa,alis,ioa 90 the car
rsncr question this ~eek 9Th Speaker
Lead and Senate; Allison.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13
The Homli-st Man in

Manchester as welt as the hsndsomest
and others are invited to call on soy drug
gist and get free trial boftie OF Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat ana Lungs. a rene
dy that ia guaranteed to cure sl chronic
and scut3 Coughs, Asthma. Bronchitis
and Consumption, Price 25a and SOC,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

szris DOT necessarily success, aud the
year htt done hnriBess on remarkable
email margins Of profit, as rule. With
neue Ia some branches. vt II is OF tee
ofi tbs. the dividends paid by corpora
II lns at Ne~ York have been larger Jtu u
aty than 10 any previous year, aud
Dane K,yes reports the rslissy e.'uloes
Of 1921 miles Of road 10 the Uullod
5 sios ouly as 1858 ii2 05j. belos I per
ceat lsrser than lost year and only a.
pr cert lsss tLsn IN 1899. with some Of
tie beet roads yet to come 10. Every
mouth snce August has shown larger
cptDins- thai ID sny previous year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

One Minute Oousb Cure enres quickly
That's what you WsutI J II Whipplt
Manchester Cen,ro; A II Prtuboue, Man
Chest DEPOT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

itsppssrs that 10 their z.sl 10 carry cot
ihs pia,lsscls q ibti SCI xhieh pr0hi5!R
tbs inPoitsiloa q &c IaLiEs tstea 10 the
opsa SEA, collectors have st.Esds very sisl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American federation OF labor, 10 q recent
statement said Whs, OF The coming yesrf
The same causes will operate as have opei
sted among men from time imme mortal.
The WORKERS will form more thorough and
compact organizations aud endssvor to 60
cure q grester degree Of luttlce. We see
that, Notwithstanding the great progress
made In the methods OF producing the
wealth OF the world. unless 10 some way
counterseted they tend TO throw large
Numbers ont OF employment The M
employed will then be used as ship TO
compel longer houts OF labor at lower
wages. The counifrsoling IL ilnencrs are
the trade ruions and the constant Effort TO
Feduce the hours OF nor Of oil n til oil
shall have al opportunity 20 earn their
bread bJ the svest Of th.t' hross To
tbsi eud every set and tboH. ht ~ tntu
10 The movement 10 lbsnsu'et- the ,l4bt
hour day at the esrie.t pus'ibie u.omrnt
p'rb.ps Nay /, ls9s Upon ssnitoy
relislous moral poliucsl, c,al aumspe
and ccouom srcunds We demand IL Ne
msy bc pot back, We msy be deiesied
bot se esuao,, ~esiil oct be conquered
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

iabstt us,tft q sutty, More thsr
halls mtllJrn mtt tss its states. saootd
ins t. the tFsr5.l ftFarS, are employed
boy sbu vr't idif ycu $50. ttj The see
..I .Ivsros 10 s.sss iaf ltoss tuploJsd
bss sost Ter 20 restore ihs rates PREVAILING
before tic psntr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Try R,dams Micrabe KILLER, For
sale by Mas Mary Fatuum, Manchester
Depot. w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

Duu's resiew for the veek ending jam
sry ! pfions the ioll3sing encouraging
~oti. oobesr1lbg bnsioess condluoIs A
pes year opens sta conditions radically
dtN root from those witch prevailed =
yuf age. Crest dUsBeisi distrust sxtsted
thee bat hss 3 seed sssy. Alter sbole
year OF sbtirt tram d.tatbarce OF alarm.
10 sbish the eonutry hss psid heavy fer
eliza iniebtedue.s. taken and paid many
millions Tor stocks sstt from sbtoA1, add
sceam plated credit. asti sl otter couH
TIE. represes,e1 by meretaudlse bal.noes
more th.a $500 90 90 l. 1t, favor for tie
pssl Eve noAihs, With deferred Ell
changes for mote thar SIS 90 600 bell By
Stv fork baEfs sl5rs. While The gree,
industries hare bssG pssAibs their -4y
itto iotcisE nsrksl wilh unprecedented
sueoeta. The monetary n,u.uoa is DO
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13
Chr luau(br5irT 1uurDnl
THURSDAY Jas ss ls9-
. 4 glKukus Ka.isf Pfe7rstef ase

Ihtgar.Eusft feesptt fer hHofnbtt
.uauptrd ir A. tst G.e so 10 rrtEa4
tufa &C. ae sbstt lsstess 'sttie'
- g., wasla g G4ss5ate Itsst
tsuu,. hasrta lttis5s TIE tfo'fr 's1d
pttmtaa a spas est g. sAs taiaE is3Aa
p.ssist ls8tpsr3'tt e toioS fseioe
.raatp', zee sBff us 10 l.s.1 So
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

A report th. tue Carnegie compaty l.
about b erect 'uuiv,Fssl plsta mill
wbich sil b- the largest 10 the world IL
accom- panied by tue ststemeut that the
compsuy has toe ssum ted smount Of
81 100 90 Invested 10 Its Homestead,
Pc. plant shich covers Two miles Of a..
ter front THIS company has its own ore
bank it, osn transportation lines, sud,
operating 90 a Rlgsttto scale, Is able 10
save 20 much 10 manufacturing tIpeDsee
that ii csu compete successfully With
foreign mills, Notwithstanding the dead
ssntases OF 10 z tanl 10 iliewster and .
long OCEAN voyage sttrr that. There are
seycr.l other plants on a much smsller
scale, which ara obIe to 90 the came thing,
aud the dotted States is nov competing
sith England, Germany snd Belgium In
one OF their leading industries.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13

qaafps fauat itn aaa y ; l@t'
e Gsr.agaa sJI bs osr353su fer Ca
. tasnsE Igsets' trsi ~ the fEd 81 -
rfstrsi iftm. I-stsf 80 hnsti yests
u4sf s5l Eselt uatss soa3 sorsfos'nss,
Eb 90 Asfs 5000 uas raw ard hs
-, bs ttlt , fs'ai5 be ss.i II be si'hts
g. shosii 3eel,us rs-ucnih'liea
tbttf vi. BE- a eb.6Ns ~ tie 'toys 10
Natiss tLfwrt#E@s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-01-13
Births.

Ia Manshesla l.o sh ,a.astteta NJ $50
Ms thEa e hsaptt
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-19

The railroads in Cuba by government
regulations are compelled to run three
classes Of passenger coaches the third
class is very mean and cheap. The best
description railroad man could give
me Of the restrictions Of the first class
was that none but gentlemen wearing
coats was admitted. He said there
might be other restrictions, but that he
did not know about them. He said that
recently an American officer got into
one of these care, the only other occu-
pant being Spaniard. The American
was very warm, and between two of the
stations he took off his coat and hung it
on the back Of the seat. The Spaniard
got off at the first station and made a
complaint about the American having
his coat off. He said it was an insult to
him. The station master, the brakeman
and the conductor went in and tried to
induce the American to put ON his coat.
The American would not understand
and did everything but the thing they
wanted him to do. At the end of the
line the Spanish officer made formal
complaint, and the conductor explained
that it was not his fault, as the Ameri-
can did not know what was wanted,
and he could not force him to put on
his coat or put him off.-Otto Car
michael in Chicago Record.