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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

Mrs ELIZABETH MCVEIGH DEAD =
Mrs. Elizabeth McVeigh, wife of f. I.
McVeigh, died at the residence of her
husband, near Stormont, Middlesex
county, yesterday. The deceased was
10 the 61st year of her age. She had
been totally blind for over Is years, but
so acute were all OF her other senses
that she could move in any portion oil
her residence with ease. 1t was this
confidence in herself which ultimately
caused her death. About two weeks
ago she missed step at the top OF q
staircase and fell to the floor below,
sustaining very painful fractures, from
which she had been a great sufferer IN
ill death brought relief. Before her
marriage she was Miss Elizabeth Eag
lish, of this city, aud was married in
this city shortly after the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

,..,sa NeN YEAR.-Wlth the set
-" In sun This evening the house
-l- - will usher in its New Year
d -;'' Us. ursvers and songs at the
VII mas wherever the tribe of the
.' 7.-.9r foe. and the weary breast"
8, ..al tegnd. 1t is remarkable what
E mi, holy day has retained over
/ -' l.-,r.I.r- IN all the centuries up to
l' ..'- ry DIV. According to old be-
Nm .5,. The day OF Judgment"
, q upon His exalted throne,
''.,rr'i-J IN His angels to let "all
,' ls.s la review before Him and to
Their fate in the coming year"
!, .' 80 he day Of the worlds crea-
- tradition Informs us-aud as
-'- .r.,urally considered as the be-
IT, -i.gofr1ey wear, though at the deliv-
..-os O.. Israel from Egypt, the month
'.l...ao wa- instituted 10 be account
!, m. f-., month OF the year. But,
e.G.,be modern Jew hardly shares
srr0f llt uritls on HHICu Iuo NaSH
Z; s..s5ssh founded, he respects the
Iy1eyer.de,gss. No matter how in
.l.-sp. he may have been all the year
Inward The synagogue, on New Years
~ h. is -lIe 10 be there. All the
M remarkable is 1t when We lemem-
...r,s,the Biole, the Magma Charta
+, Jgi4.m not very clear on the
Inn ply TO be- OF s4rved on the first of
h seventh mouth. L SIMPLY says:
Sock unto the children OF Israel say.
,s T. the seventh mouth, III the first
35yo..ar month, shall be solemn
p. ga.o You, memorial Of blowing
. Trump an holy convocation."
liz. xx.i. 3N. The blowing of The
.,0,sr followed horn Of 4 ram is
3-euioi me worshipper OF the near
.n-o.ea OF the Day of Atonemeut
s.1 is warning voice and its call to
tlga To Jtol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

Mr.. Hector MacLean, a former resi-
dent Of this city, where he was 10
charge Of The Washington 4 Ohio Rail
rad, dice at his residence near Bridge
Town, Nova Scotia, on the l7th Of July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16
CLOSING PRICES ON GIRLS WASH
nPESSES

CLOSING PRICES ON GIRLS WASH
DRESSER
Girls Percale Dresses Sizes to Ia Were
150 each. Closing price, 4Sc.
Girls fine Lawn and Orgsndie Dresses.
Sizes to IA. We're $3.50 each Closing
price, $50
Girls Gaatea and Duck 2-piece Dresses
Eton and blouse effects. Sizes to ID. We're
Sc rs each. Closing price, $3.50.
Girls' Corded Organde dresses Trimmed
with finest embroidery. Were $40 90 each
Closing price, 50 90.
Third floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

Truth wears well. People have learned
that DeWitt's Little Early Risers are reliaoie
little pills for regulating the bowels, curing
constipation and sick headache. They don
grippe. C. 6, Lennon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

ID, .OL'cE { oURT.-MqyOr G. L. Simp-
Wa. lTes'dnq.-The following cases
'y'' disposed OF this morning
Ss.s, 90 sri. colored, arrested by Officer
i. s,5 .aa'ged with disorderly conduct
,,,. ...'s u brooks arrested by Officer Proctor
he "''A lFespossing on the property OF
Ss,-. ','"yiA Railway, Was fued So so.
,-2.,ai steven. arrested by Officer Proctor
3:-,...-.'| WIN cruel treatment to q horse, WAS
,s.,, .3-us g'rl, arrested by officer Hall
3,-,,,5T w ,..''n assault on another girl, was
Farm ..'.o Last night was cloudy and
He.,...,oN y prisoner aud one lojgor were at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16
ICOMMUNICATEl

Some of the policemen seem 10 think that
the Polio, Commissioners have as little to do
as have the men. WATCuAIAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

gt IN 0NiLEAsANr PLIGHT.-A darkey
Der RI > employed on one OF the Port
taai1'V"' Company's wagons had a
asi ;a5,. experience Wednesday. He
Of h. .1loioea rather too much on one
tie 5- .oonaS and upon returning to
aousa, 'y entered one Of the out
lied -, IN his tipsy condition he tum-
,vs, ,r'o IL Vault, distance Of between
ilero s "Ua thirty feet, and remained
ti.c,y.".' over an hour before he was
'''7Fei aad extricated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

.rasg rRoBABLITIEs.-For this
" go ,,.,.ght. showers Saturday; light
Il, 49,. ~ The disturbed condition off
..''' . a" coast Thursday has moved
2. ''-'- is now OF the New Jersey
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

49,. ...usiow it, 600 and sets at
v,,,r Al 500 .. II. and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16
Boys Clothing

AT So 00-Grls' Atwood CheviOt Refers.
double.breasted. Sizes to II.
AT $675 each Girls Atwood (heviot
Refer Suits talor-mtdc jacket. Sizes 8
TO II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16

City il al ,GIne talk of holding fair in this
A'o o; The police force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-16
local MATTERS.

neon. d, the Gazette would confer a
= I'm aiming Us promptly of any failure
81 - .ll '.,rriers to deliver tho Gazette
atas t''-' ,.su.srly. Nail subscribers are
70? ,c-.e5 TO report whenever their
5sN ST ,t,e. or regularly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31
STATE NEWS.

A L Hamilton, who left Chester about
two weeks ago taking with him, it is said,
$1,000 belonging to 2. H. Robbins Of G he's
ter Depot was arrested at Albany, N. Y,
last week.
j. 7. Cleveland, Sr,, OF Randolph cele
bfated his 9j1h birthday Sunday. He is
undoubtedly the oldest Mason in the
state, II 10 ID New England He was
made Mason June 20, 1924, and is q
member OF Rising Star lodge OF South
Royslton.
+, T. $ aver Of North Troy pleaded
snt'tY last week IN the U, s. court. OF
smuggling sugar into the country and
vas hned $50 Sesver escaped easily and
this was dna principally to the fact that
The govsrDmcut has secured and confs
cited 20 barrels OF the smnsged sugar.
John Riley of Island Pond, many years
foreman OF the Wild River Lumber com
pspv, was instantly killed Thutsd.y
night by slipping under moving train
which was about to stop st the station.
Mr, Riley stepped to t1e platform, and in
some way Was thrown under the wheels.
The nnde body II 81 inisut was recent
y found 10 tbs hlme leSdiog from the
Wright Health Uodstsesr compsnv's
mill at Pawu'I aud the officers are at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

Are yon disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teethP II sc
send ut once aud get bottle OF Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth.
ing, 1t cures dgsentery, diarhoea, regur
lstes the stomach aud bowelp, cures wind
collie, soItens the gums, reduces iuhama
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physicisn
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the world
price 25 cts bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

oist wisi ss5 vu FORCED 20 tncg tts
hmt 7bs ifto al lip3s y stttiee
l.mts L.itrtp q L.rt' 10 ia.t &c ii,
coat .s5 ssEs - or IN tts bsF1 Vii.
uar,ps saHs hsy TIE g'aG Say. WEES
ts cane bach be tourJ ttsi 50 o. sttrt
tsi been ts It's pactsis wss unIng
Juttss Hsrbnrn ard siis. vte hsd heee
'tatirg At BE hpus* we're sffpstfd. A
bau, bali The uiniss smoaal uss toad
90 then, .ua ihty we're be,l 10 hood, 81
so9 Ter lrsL
90 q The victims q The Wabash srttne
Gfs 10 Chie.ep last vsst VS. " } 81
oaI formerly Of hidalahaty. he wss
q year, old ,ni usm ber Of the arm 81
w. A. O attssi Scientific cumptuy. desl
ers 10 laboratory appsrtlas Al, the ntm
bsfs q The lrn ana several usu bers a.
the oGiee force peli.ted Nj NlleoI he
surYlvsj by uiie, formerly Mise l. stic
Wainwright o. Midiietury, sud 5suEh
ter.
U1si ds1sto. az Aas!iisr, - BIO Las teeu
employed at toe ruip uta Al Raaisb5ro
ever siaes It statte', hss 81 The point Il
dssth, The result Of f.jl He was sofas
dowu vi'h the elevator cuo day last vtrk
.ad soms tlls save way aud maa snd
elevator Tell dive stories Or las wse
broken, one arm badly ioJarei and 60 CEN
plcste matters brain ityatsatia.
The L,tin teacher, Of the fitting sohools
Of Vermont b,ll success'ul convection
at Aiddlsbury Much II sud u At which
some Of TIE prominent educators q tie
state we're rrtseut The erosuiog feature
OF the program vas the entertsiumelt OF
Friday evening aud Tor It's eIc plioDsl sue
cess the Mitdlsbury college sophomore
class 10 Horace is given the bi,h ct
praise, Ariuous work vas recesssry for
: ueh g presenlatlon Of the h msn chorus
rs was given 10 the Au3lelce that crowded
The chspel and the ssu proved that no de
tail hal been omitted. The costumes
were 10 all particulars faithful to the origi
[ sls; from the dressing Of the laurel
crowned hair to The lsciag OF be sandsls
accuracy Of portrayal was the prime con
siderstlon. Truth, however. sgAin prov
I'd to be beauty, and it was scene Of rare
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

II can say one thing for Cham berlsin s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy and
that is that i, excels suy proprietary medi
cine | have seen on the market, end have
been in the practice Of medicine snd thu
drug business for the past forty yea 3.
writes j, NJ, jackson, M D., Bronson, Fla
Physicians like Cbamberlsiu's Collie, Cbol
era and Diarrbo' "a R'medy because it is
scientific preparation, aud because il
always gives quick reli I. Gsta bottle At
A. II Petibo1e'r NJ ncaester Depot, OF
OF j, II, Whippl', Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

Allow cough 10 ruo until 1t ge's beyond
the reach OF medlcine They often say
Oh, it will wear away, but in most cases
1t will wear them away. Could they b.
induced to try the tuccessiul medicine
called kemp's BAlnsm, which il sold On q
positive gnArsntee to e1rc, they would
Immediately see tie excellent fleet after
taking The first noss Price % and SOC
Trial size free. Atsll tru.giste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31
OBITUARY.
Mn.. ELIZABETH srEaEY Roprnr

III aIbelh Sperry Roberto a notice O.
whose death appeared 10 our last issue.
". native Of Manchester, Vernon. and
ss born Ia 1915 10 the house recently
tom dosn which stood opposite the old
| tlsrpont add Skinner houses on the msig
street Her parents were Anton S1erry
aud Laura Plerro1t sperry both OF Con
! oeciicut stock Her father was II the
law frm OF Skinner snd Perry Of Manches
ter, bat l.t'r moved to Plattsburgb, n. Y,
where be prsetlced law 10 1895 EIlz,
beth spe'fy vas married TO Reunmin S.
Il )befls, who was born and bred at Man
chester on the farm OF his father. General
Martin Roberts, shish lies about a mile
north Of Manchester Center. Benjamin
Roberts bad Just graduated from the Mill
tsty Academy at West Point At the time
81 bis marriage and having been assigned
As Second Lieutenant OF the First ORA
soons proceeded to join his regiment At
Fort Des Moioes, Iowa. aud was followed
later on by Mira, Roberts. Ihe Journey
occupied At that ti1e over month and
was by oauaI. stage aud stesmpsoket..
Csptsln Boone, a soa Of D,nirl Boone.
vas the Captain OF Lieuteaaut R1 berts'
troop and Phi Kesruey was lieutenant
at the same garrison. The yos, Of Fort
Des holnes was 10 the midst OF the In
di.n country, but the Indians were very
irientIy and old Chiei Black Hawk was
frequent VISITOR ht the house Of the vonpg /
lieutenant aud bis bride. whose modest
establishment then consisted OF los |
house slth one room scd kitchen. All
ter several years Of frontier service. Lien /
Iensnt Roberts resigned aud q. Principal /
engineer built the Chsmplaiu and Oxdeus |
bursh railroad aud aiso assisted In coz |
'trnctlns the Russian system oi railways.
Later he rfsctced Law IN Iowa shet. he
lad his slte lived TIL the breaking ont Of
be heIiosn vsr 10 1915 Lieu'ersut
Roberts Immediately cfsred Lls services
'ud We assigned 4. LIT Lisnteusrt Of the
dounted kas' 'oon bccouiu. Csptsio
nd weul At once 10 the front Mr,. Ro
'etts gong 10 make her tome With her
irothtr in.ls~ Lac & lhrH.si. rtI
iemph', Tenn vaerr baf ..r Buri,
bio h Robert go bof0 Ile p,.lyi Of
be MeIlcs1 wsts.- lryirg oie tof it,
antilles II lbo,rat tLe to-. Tor .Irftt,.
tiny ui .tvAslCn rltercd the interior The
s~s from tas irrut sould r.acl tAt
tate. only Al I5nR iatsrvsIs. .onelines
months. 1t !. bard utee,..ry 10
oe,k TO General K5terts friends Of hi. :
'r.ic-s durins the MsIic.n var he r.
lived ih. btrrsts Of Ms,3r aad Liea.en t
li-et!ousi AID "a frsssLt-I by tue le.i- .
tore Of l0sa ~lth tsgri Il kuagr In
cognitton Of he i.stitsaisLei services. E
tie close 81 tie gar % ou,l apd Mr.. t.
oh'rs we're sis Toned al Fort Isasysn q
orth 10 the present state Of X .a,As. b
here Rstly1 Pierpnut Roberto was bora. l.
BE- eeo1ny Of the Aisstssippi wss thea q
nfr.1if tuosu ss l4t la4ial Iefutsfr a
d Sas ooDp.fstTtly uakug~a ard 70 -
plofet. TIE MoaatsI Rla-s we're Of =
red on At expedition lata this cou1try al
Afs. Roberts Aeon .-isl the oalauE =.
% Der t~o yaatg children. After II
.feA et eli months alum4 baltei b.
. es'sb.i'tsI TIE ri L,nnie l.,
Tie pressai state Of Ryoglos ,rd The slI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

From all over the country, come
words Of praise fer Chsu bpr cib's Cough
Remedy, Here iss ssmp'e letter from
Mrs. G. Shep, OF Little Rock Az. |
was suffering from very severe cold,
when ! read OF the cur thai bad been
effected by Cham borIan'r Cough Remedy
/ concluded 10 give tia mai snd accord
ingly procured a bottle 1t gave me
prompt relief, sud have the best reason
for recommending it very highly. which
do with plersurc - For tale by J. H
Whipple Msachestr Ce trr; A, Il Petit
bone, Manchester D pot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

tf1t tYF#Es Esfi ~ lhE FFFsutst rEHkN8
80 aa8 uflttas f-'l tfeaas le rfass tie
H-trt. rtss 1agFas W.H,Raa
ibt gfrfeat ttsta % Wutirs,-r. GA
sl-e u4f-tet uttF la4ssls vors rn
t,sat5ft3 VIII AsI etrfF betsrs ,stt
vhsas rs-g.a Ahasi uIft .tae Caloasl
/. erti lrata gtrs eai - tls resalt q
fs.araat fsarrr8 #arra tts Me,5esu War
sa8 &c at..atE 5#et Istts ADD passed =
frst =r tsa la Washes aas All Sfvlnrt
I4aa lat frtfaraI5.s ca bas ca hsuA. lr
H.ta ia gee E# Irsf8e n etter shore
Hre H.h.E# sHhts"#aH'3y a,I l.u.
ff# '.s#. tHs' ass.a fs.k 90 lie uafrh
t.#@ #rs h.# t.as+. ItI4s Oh La, I.glEf-
s. "a h&#. ea3 Atga4atf41s, sd ffun
t.rsf We nv ssg ifala over q. Kltou
NJ .aa'ssas tta Matfaau At itls time
l#al. L atfts sas af1rlsI 10 Wsshlrg
Boo sterc Tie isuIy rrNsrI utuI The
NfratNaE aul ut Iac CpH Wat Hstrls
l. !. t.r., SO, b.ta alr.rg tlIs reel
.e.ae q. G.arsa' b. e. Daring TOE
..ta "-r hls k.a-rt, sect -lta Lef
sat afca g. I.unHgjgt, Ny. tleu t.
Iteayart Ia. sai LATER GA to Nep
uvtn. Con ~befe stc lived for tea
frars iaf tte luIposc Of educating Der
uir Duliss the civil var she TOOK
40 .arivs psrg 10 tie wotk Of tue Saaitsry
Goamt-tlJn 10 which there vas fall soote
'ar toe exercise Il her executive abilities,
Tar The ssf the euersles wtIch she bad
employed 10 tn. direction we're turned
iDlo The ch,uie. Of ,rgauiztd charity aud
the surk TO which -he then gave ditec
ton !. Aaun,hing vigorously to-day along
the same Hoes Dnfiug tae var Colonel
Roberts s.s bfevetlei Bussdisr General
Of the regular service aud Major General
Of Volunteers Al It's close alter som e
service 90 The irottlaf be was appointed
~ aitssof Of military science st Yale Col
,ege add joined lis family at Naw Haven.
Hr sss retired iron sctIve service 10 lS70I
.od lot The family moved TO Washington |
Hbefe dtntral Roberts pfaeticed Law IiIl
The tIne OF It's death III 1873. Since that
time Mrs, Roberts has made Der home
with Der children. WITH her son Captain |
b Roberts OF the Arm ~ she has re |
aided 81 Fortress Monroe. Va Fort
Hsmil 90 aud Governors Island. n Y
with hrr SOD Ey lyn + Il 1be,ts. a civil
srsineer, she ha, resided at Sing Sing n
Y and with her son Iientepant n 7.
Roberts. - h Infantry. she has rssided
At Fort Leavepg0rth Kansas AT Ada
DuIo. when be was on duty at a military
school. At Fort sam Hgpgton San Antonie
Texas aud Fort WAYNE, Detroit Nichi
ysn. The last wear of her life was sroo,
It Fort hamilton, New York Harhor All
lough Mrs. Roberts has bsep in tsahle
lralth for several wears prjor To her death
tie hat no Organic tronble and ns,sea
away without eun.rlne She raisina5
ler faculties to the last and her v,oorops
mad showed 90 abatement Of its native
lteDptb Duflpg all their yssrs NJ sana
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TrIhIH OF TtFTU hNUHTWH-
me undersigned, having been appointed by
the non. Probate Court i0r the Dlstriot Of MAJ.
chester commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust all caims and demands Of All uerson.
against Tia. sstste Of
David Andrews late Of Sunderland
IN ssd DlsIict deceased, and ali claims e1bu,jt.
cd 10 offset thereto, hereby give notice that ".
VII meet Tor the purposes aforesaid al the
iAte dAelhbR OF the said deceased IN Sunderland
on the E7th day Of Heptember ueIt. from
O'Clock r until O'Clock > N and
hat ell months from the ooh day Of March
4 u, 1893, Ia the time limited Ly satt Coprt
fOr .al1 creditors TO present their clAims 10 Us
for examination aud allowance
Dated AT Manchester THE 2Gfb day of March
aiy A. y, 1898
ARNOLD WEBB 49,.
tlJF JAMkH BOMEh Non y,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

For some time hava suffered with
rheumatism ani tired every ina liable
remedy, without effect, Mr. +. g. S.
Wells advised me to try Chsmberlsio's
Pain Balm, telling NE tAat 1t had cured
many Gases Of long standing like mine
/ have used four bottles and feel sure that
one more bottle will mske my cure CON
plete "A z kon'z, Clurtmore. Ark.
Sold by a Il Pettibone Manchester
Depot. j H. Wbipple Manchester Cen
ter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31
| 10Y PARSONS EsrATr

, rihlE ~ 'EhhNhI Dittuct Of Manchester ss
me FfnbdA tp1HiJw he Dtstttd NJ AaHfhesift.
10 All persons interested ia tue estate u
MARY Q. Psrrous late ~ Manchester in .Aid
Dsuic, deceased lGlEItsa.
ny tls hnlbonty Of The state d Vermont, Jou
are hereby nptlfCd 10 sppsar before lbs ..Id
Probate Court,1t The Probate Office IN MAncbss.
Ter, N ,sid Dirtrct, on tho 2Jth day oi Apfll
a u 1893, At 10 Octnck N 10 show estire
y any you have, why the account Of ths
Executor Of The estate u ,Ad decsAs
Cd thonld bot be allowed, and also vby
the residue Of .aid estate should not be dist,Ib.
nted 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Manchester, Ia sad District, THE 2sth
day Of March A. u. 1898
i7Sv W. H. JDGEuTOE a..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

t0D5 80 TBaaty atsffte- hsv lt ttt
nEs ear taIat. A. tassaa 'haasAi BE-
t#iEsusss go 4E' g ssf' e ptasift'iai.
ts1 - go - usttIs 80 dea.4s vltthtf tst
bsyt,t- c5aa visl l., rtfutattt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

A. stated in the Associated Pt.ss, the
" Lien, some dsys ago made . peremp
tHy demand o. Ga Spain TO put On eud
Ia IN distsly TO lo.tlltles Ia Cubs, TO 10
lease The conoentr.dos aud to PERM, them
TO relutn 10 their homes snd resume their
se'sr. occupations unmossted. THIS
Hs'smsns +" made by nnquet tioasble
authority, aud sluo. that densud was
sonmuolesisd TO Spain the president h.e
not taken sstsp backward or allowed him
cell = be persuaded toto modifying il 10
'hr is.s' particular, spain. hn.I reply
W this demand It istuo-n, Is nov recely
lng the earnest eou.ldet.tloa OF the Span
hh sntteriIits At Madrid .nd their hual
reply may be reasonably expected within
The usit tes days sho1Id these dc
n.nt' be rejected there IL the highest
snthotiIy for stating that ihe pf..I1ent
sunld not hesitate moment - 10 bis
future course bat would mn.disisly lay
The shole record before Congress add be
guided b, is ins,rnotiou,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-03-31

The rspoti q the naval board Of maui
,, nst, that The Maine ~n blo.n Up by
81 outside rIplo'ton. probably mice,
bat u ansele 10 hI the responsibility
Ihsrs .lll probably be DO positive ..i
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Try Radam's Miorobe Killer. For
sale by Miss Mary Faruum, Manchester
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