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

srl~s Of ike ether children we're keird BY
By rashbsp. yho fsshed 10 The spot 4
doctor y. ssn noao3, bot TIE vas 81
tinci shss The ch'id sIs picked up
M.uin Clsri Of Peslinsy died 81 hi'
rssi5eboe THURSDAY al the sss Of - years
.nd too noblbs. tie dssth Of Mf. Clsrl
istes ss.y toe oldest Vtrnooief sho has
served 10 the Legislature he vss Pea
neys patriarch .nd moa disiins alshed
si'ign. Both Is baker and merchant
be lsi been lobs aud isvofsbly inowb,
spd IN b, 10 81 lie lie devoted consider
able tine 10 literary posBJis.
William Howard. ID. youos m,n irlnf
ed Al Nr,h Benuinglon while ht,os "a
late 10 honor o. the United Ststes cavalry
passing there April 81, died from The 10
!aries sand,y morning he vas 20 yssrs
old
Proctor the two yest-old son Of Mr.. nd
Mu. NJ. J Brues OF Burlington Sn
drowned Tuesday at loon by falling into
= small hole 81 sprinkling stsnd pipe
near bic home while al play. The body
Was found 10 milo utss later, but life could
not be restored Tue stand pipe is used
TO all the sprlnkl,rs aud the belle should
hsve been covered With plauks, but they
had been removed.
Montpelier had monster celebration
Monday afternoon aud evening in honor Of
Commodore Desey's stta victory. 1t Is
s.timstod that 10. 0J0 strangers we're 10
town aud $1,000 wss expended ID fire
works.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

oar iotces seem 10 be ready to entei
Cab. I. soon the Spanish Cape Verde
n,et il disposed oi sampson, aaai IL 10
the eishbothood Ct Porto Rico waiting
Tor Il. aud u ought 10 hsve been there by
III, lime, ubles. II ". bound tor some
either plsos A, all events 1t cannot re-
ustn concealed for stest length of ime
., u vtIl he out OF cosI Ults~iit erui,
o.. are securing the octsu lo0tios Ter u
90 ! every preparation pottlbs has been
nate Tor warm reception When snd
shsrs,st ,, may ,ppesr, srd the ness can
DOT lous be delayed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

Tn. Spanish feet which LETT Cape
Verde s.pis wttk $50 coutaius tvo
very powerful bs,sieship' AID S,mpsob
esnuo, hope 70 etush It With I. .i'tls loo,
.. Ue.ey mel With =; M.hIs II these
b. ats and their y nus ere yell msunsd sud
served by Tie spanish Il siil be . battle
royal, TIE amor 81 these ships Is ~ell
nish impsr,ious, even With or heAVisst
san., bu, vs ALEC have stips slmo.l Ct
raily their ssasIs .ud ss hope thu, car
ssllors .ed sauners sili prove superior 10
ttoss Of ibs enemy. At I'll ,vtus ~s .rs
uoi AFRAID 10 meet thea sai have Il cot.
sua The soo1st TIE better
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

Sir. Chsrlss H. Clamps mysterious
mission to Eorope bears prompt fruit 10
The most important foreign order which
bss ever been placed sth American skip
builders Rnssls is the purchasing Gov
srnmeut, aad Sir. Champs new contract
includes one fret class bstlleship OF
IL 600 touBase larger than any battle
ship OF The United Slstts sod GlO0.ton
protected cruiser o. the general type Of
Commodore Deveys splendid flagship
OlympIl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

II may b. v,li TO rfnem Der that 10
leo san DautDso wlsbej TO become sn
Iti 10 the Uulted ) aies, q q General
Ge.tt VS. sstoo.ly in favor Of annexation,
but zee lereely oppe ID by the Demo
cr.. aud SONS Of the Republicans 10 Con
strss aud %. proposed treaty VI. not rsll
nsd II We possessed th.t islsnd, which
li. bs,.een Cubs sud Porto Rico, nov
~hst al advantage It .onli give ns a. .
bssoI OF supplies GRAFT also proposed
10 purchase h.thor Tor = naval station
,btre, bat Wis met wilh the same oppou
tIuu snd s.s defeated
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

Bread riots and strikes are becoming
oommoa 10 SPAN and 10 Italy as we'll.
Al Milan fearful riot occurred aud the
military With cAuuon we're called upon.
They we're sharply resisted With the re
suli, as tho report ssys, OF 1000 ALLIED.
Tue csuse OF The trouble 10 shortage Of
crops iAst year aud scarcity Of food The
women and children are reported to have
been quite IS nsfc as the men and urged
them 90 10 r,s.tsDcs even 10 the face OF
bullets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

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3 .s3 ~ ssfsoss tsEi as5sr bertnl asgs
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paced .v-y tsrr vi3 uU3untisbir btsits
g. n.ft tie e. eta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12
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DEALER ~
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Bonds, Bank Stocks. Warrants.
Real Estate.

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

oce hing npon whieh the best s1thuri
,ies arc setef.ll, agreed 10 that The Pre-
ssai sG ~lli c.ase little OF 90 shfintsse
10 The oulsss Of A@eriesn experts, TIE
real ahaarbspos siIl occur 10 ocean
freight sles, dee 70 the vnhdrswal Of
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tssns 20 icrsisu ,esssls, ba, even tlls
viii hl,dl, be srfigGs tloagh 70 e.asr
a., sppFeeisbIe sappressios u conuetse.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

Allow cough to run until 1t gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say
Oh. it will wear away, but in most case,
il will wear them away. Could they be
indaoed TO try the successful medicine
called Kemp's B.lssm, which lie sold on q
positive guarantee to cure, they would
immediately see the excellent fleet after
taking the first dose. Price rs and Soc
Trial size free. At eli drugpists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

Tue specclsI session OF tua legislature
lss.ed bat iWo days kuterljge Hasklus
~ts eleeoled speaker, and bill slylng
volunteers extra state pay us7 per mouth
~a paced, also a bill Intended TO help
the CeLtr.l Vermont rsiifoad, aud two OF
three bills ui minor importance. 1t
would seem th.i the matter Of ststs pay
could have been arranged withou, the eI
penEe Oi al extra scssion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

Gebetal Wey let Is ss,sgetIug around
10 SPAN telling the mistakes the govern
mrnt bSs made sud how the war ought to
be msusget and h0w be could whip tie
f.utees II be viii ouIy come To Cubs,
be eau have Tree passport, aud the ian
hoe. all shos bim one Of these days boa
It !. done Spain Is having trouble
enough j1tt COS without Interference
from zach brute as WrJl,r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

Toe nsIy dtpsttmrHt has received r.
pot, tbs tue 3 spisb Cape Yefis dee
has sous to C.dlL sp.ln llls Ia tras
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N Ice b. sose t. l.upa sud large num
bcr Of tr.ts perls have beea tlg.gri to
convey tho troop, 10 tghs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

correspondent ~th DeSey's Sect
wub. tbsttso mises wers exploded 10
front Of the h.s ship 49, II entered the hsr
Tor u Manila batst .ueh jis,snoe tina; no
h.tm ". dote, sd tbst l. I'D 90, cause
The 4 imirai to hesitate . moment He
imilstsd Fubgut st Mobile VITO, when
cautioned 10 look out Tor tofpeioes, re
Piled, b u the totpc1oes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12
Chr Wnulb Journal
THURSDAY MAJ n. IKE
DE- Slk0sDs. Eater sEE Prtyr.ttgi

To, Hpss4st asserted ths tie b"si o.
TIE k.ts sa dee ia TIE lStf q 3sc4
pstt Hos sbHal ibt s,pisat 81 bosd
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Es.fy msa tp,s ~ tuutsa sai SO
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tie sat aa t,saY Amaia.s 'tjp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

Try Rsdsm's Microbe Killer. For
sale by Miss Mary Farnum, Manchester
Depot, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

o. ngadsJ Congress uuatimo gsly
psssta re- el8tt8L % ibsuks 10 Comma
autt y s,y aGt li. usn Tor tier yIctory
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T. 10y sd Brs.is Tor The net. Dswey
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.a1 nay bs sdrslona 70 RrG Admiral ~
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N. sA 81 The navt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12

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

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s'esGtss .tga14 Cape H9tE H. .aig tie
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12
AUCTION !
Nj ILLIN ERH

tot good mlIntr' Acs York s tyles
Acn, 10 hackm,rs Ncs lork Store.
4. l. kEtNF.
Manchester Depot, VI, April lMb, lsls. tJtv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-05-12
WANTS..

tsfff sfsrtat E#H# gfu EsaE rfs Ustgs
Ilrs fssA fussra#a.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES

Another cold and gloomy day was on
tap at National Park Yesterday afternoon.
ard the heavy atmosphere was in keeping
with the spirits of the LOO spectators who
were compelled to witress the defeat of the
Senators by the Bostons to the tune of II
to i.
The baltimore contingent DOYLE and
Reitz were undoubtedly responsible for the
senatorial downfall, the former displaying
poor Judgment in base running and had a
Costly error falling to his lot, while the
latter missed two easy chances. Both
these players are known quantities and
can be depended upon to do good work
wien they get started. AS an offset to
Doyle and Reitz's poor work, the dis
play put UP by Wrigley at short Leahy at
tEird and Brown in center shone out with
striking brilliancy. At the bat jim Nc
Guire and Jake Gettman were the real
thing, four safeties being placed to "Old
Reliable's" credit, while the beautiful drive
of the Russo-American into the right-field
bleachers stood out like white chalk mark
on blackboard.
The old horse Gus Weyhing, was
on the rubber for the Senator'S and under
the most nerve-racking circumstances
pitched another one Of his heady games
tlifit SHouiu ldnU q victory nine times out
of ten. Time after time Gus would have
had the Bostons retired without any re-
suit had good fielding support come his
way, but up came the error and a bunch Of
runs usually followed.
Willis, the new pitcher from the Eastern
League, did the twirling for the Bostonese,
and perfect support helped him out of sew
eral deep holes. The young fellow can be
rated as success, as he has great speed
and good curves, and with the jollying the
Boston players can be depended upon to
give him victories are bound to come his
way frequently
Umpire Curry received a dispatch from
home just before the game, announcing
tie death of his father, and Umpire Sny-
der performed the part of arbitrator un-
aided. Very few kicks were registered,
and Charleys debut for the season at Ma
tional Park can be rated as a success.
Score:
Evening star., 1898-04-30

up game that cannot but be of great
benefit to his club and land him well up
In Uncle Nicks' averages at the end of
the season. In the few games played this
season "Zeke' has placed himself on rec
ord as being the Senator's second hardest
hitter, but, of course, this stride cannot be
expected to continue. AS a fielder the sail
or boy shines out the brightest, his CAP
lures of short flies back of second and third
being always of the hair-raising order
This will be Wrigley's third season with
the Washington club. He was one of the
stars in the Virginia League in 1906. and
before that season had ended the Messrs.
Wagner called him to Washington. Last
season he played the in and out fields. and
played them well under the shifting cir
cumstances. but, of course, his showing in
Ine averages was poor in consequences
This year Wrigley will play shortstop ner.
manentiy, and, knowing this, his work al
ready has shown the Improvement pronh-
esled by his friends. "Zeke's" Character
lstlc during game is his never-fa ilin.-
now or encouraging words; his greatest
strength Is his good right arm. while his
aplity 10 mt wild pitches affords a sensa :
tion. Ihat Wrigley's good work NAV con.
tlliue throughout the season is the wish Of
every follower Of the local aggregation.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Notes of the Game,

'Zeke" Wrgley's catch of loves fly
back of third base in the second inning was
| of the whippoorwill order. Tom Browns
| catch in the same inning of Yeager's fly
| in deep center also brought the fans" to
| their feet.
Weyhing and Mcclure pulled off an old
| time play successfully in the fifth inning
that came within ace of going awry
Two men were on bases and two out with
ieager at the bat. He was deliberately
| sent to bases on balls and Willis came up
| This young fellows batting average in the
| Eastern League last year was about 1JO
and the play looked good. but he caught
| the ball on the end of the bat. sending it
| into safe territory in right field. Gettman
| set sail for the sphere and barely made
| the play, completing the coup.
| Quite an array of newspaper talent is
with the Bostons, of which, usual, Jake
Morse and Tim Murnane, are the bright
particular stars.
That Billy Hamilton is a wonder. Moth
| ing could fool him, and ne reached first
| every time he went to the bat.
Selbach's slide in the mud while going
! after Duffys fly was doubly unfortunate,
| as it robbed him of a brilliant catch and
! also put him out of the game with a
| wrenched back.
| All the Boston players speak well of the
| senatorial aggregation, and predict that
| the team will make a great showing when
| they hit their stride and get going.
1t seems like hard luck when the stars
| fall down. Smaller lights are expected to
| go out now and then, but stars never.
| Today is ladies day at National Park.
| Nichols will probably do the twirling for
| the Bostons. as they are after every game,
and Mercer will be on the rubber for the
! Senators.
| No complaint can be found with Leahy's
| work at third yesterday. The little fellow
got everything that came his way, but
| his batting eye has left him for the time
/ being. Tommy is a good hitter if nothing
| else. and he is bound to round into form
very soon.
That Boston infield is still doing busi-
| ness at the same old stand, and few tricks
| get away from them. The way Collins and
| Tenny went after things yesterday
! stamped them as being the best of a high
class.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
War on Crows md Cats

10 Inc Editor Of The Evening Star:
70 those who love song birds, cease your
sllly clamor against sparrows, and declare
war on the crows and cats who haunt our
public parks. Within the last three or
four years crows have established their
nests and nurseries in the Capitol, Smith
scnian and Agricultural grounds and other
grounds about the city as the Soldiers
Home and Geological Park, until now they
have large colonies to the manner born.
have seen these predatory crows claw
not only sparrows. but young robins and
blackbirds from their nests. Any old
watchman in the public parks will bear
witness to these practices of the robber
crows. Possibly cats are another deyiIfsh
enemy the birds and rabbits and sparrows
have TO contend against.
Let watchmen in the grounds be au-
thorized to shoot crows and cats.
Another subject wish to direct attention
to. The rock fish Of our river and coast
attain the weight Of 70 to 100 POUNDS If
permitted to live to the age of three or
four years. They are the best dinner table
fish found in our market and command
high prices They are also one of best
fighters as game fish. We are paying big
propagate and distribute fish.
Yet right under the noses of our fish
pIopagators and preservers we see exposed
in all the fish stalls of the market little
baby rock fish, not over three to six inches
long. Millions are thus sacrificed each sea-
son. The market is glutted with them at
this very time, for they are offered in
cents, and are not worth that.
Somebody ought to stop this slaughteF
of the rock fish fry. SUGGESTION.
April 20. 1898.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
THE WAR MAP.

Copies of Thursdays Star, includ-
ing the handsome colored war map,
by which the position of the Ameri-
can and Spanish vessels can be read
lily located from day to day, may be
obtained at The Star office.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Cincinnati. >; Pittsburs, 2.

The Pittsburg team opened the season at
home by falling down before the Cincn-
natl Reds, although they outbatted their
guests almost two to one, having little
trouble with their former colleague, Haw-
ley. But four men on the visiting team
hit Killen safely while on the other side
but TWO men secured one or more safeti4s.
The local talent, however, lost the game
through errors. Score:
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Worry.
IrGn Life


Because men devote too much time to
worry does not necessarily mean that it is
= bad thing. Business. the accumulation of
profits, friendships. love tokens. conversa-
tions and all the affairs of the day are. In
the economy of existence, all relegated to
their places But worry is continually at
our elbow. bobs up Unexpectedly. accord
ing TO no set formula. and is amenable 10
no law Ii is unreliable. because unframed.
We establish don't worry clubs to rid
ourselves of this giant, but he is on the
next corner. If We appreciated how unde-
sirable il is TO gel rid of worry we would
not try SO hard Worry makes US earn our
daily bread and do other things not so big,
but important.
We should recognize worry. When he
rings the bell We should come down our
selves. face him. ask him In. give him a
comfortable room, keep him we'll fed get
him into regular habits. not let him intrude
when he isn't wanted. and We shall find
that. after all. he is a most useful guest.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Prevented by Rain.

The New York-Baltimore and Philadel-
phia-Brooklyn games were prevented yes
terday by rain.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Cleveland, q; st. Louis, 2.

Tim Hurst's wonders secured but three
tits off Young, the Clevelands getting ten
more Off Carsey and Daniels. The visitors
played an errorless game however. the
Spiders two misplays giving their oppo-
nents that many runs. A liner from Wal
lace's bat put Cross out of the game Score:
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Chicago, 10; Louisville, 2

The Louisvilles suffered their ninth de-
feat. the Chicago aggregation hitting Fras-
as they pleased, while Griffith allowed
but six safe connections with his curves,
and straights The home team also made
numerous misplays but one being charged
against the visitors Score:
Evening star., 1898-04-30

First base by errors-Washington. /: Boston, 2
i-eft on bases-Washington. I; Boston, Z First
base on bails-on Weyhing. 3: Off Willis. .
strtck out.By Willis. s. Home runs-Gettman
and Long Three base hit-Love. Two-hase hits
Meiuire Tenny t2). Duffy and Collins. Stolen
hases-Hamilton. 2 Double rlays-Reitz to Wrig
ley TO Doyle: Collins to Yeaeer Wild pitch-WiI
lis. TiIne-1.55. Umpre-Snyder
Evening star., 1898-04-30

sase-Lange. Double play-Ritchey and Wagner
Struck I,I y o1t-By Griffith, 4; by Fraser, Passed
2: OF Fraser, T. Hit with ball-Dahien. Time
Two hours. Umpires-Cushman and Heydler
Evening star., 1898-04-30

Totals. 13 27 I2 Q TotaIs 2 3s23 13 O
'CrOcs hit by batted ball
Sieveiand .-............. 1 1 Ks
ST. Louis .......-....... 2 0 0 0 o.
Left on bases-Cleveland, 8; St Louis g. First
base on balls-Burkett. 1; Childs 1; Wallace /;
sake. Struck out-By Young g. Two-base hits
OMckean, Wallace. OConnor ~. Passed ball
O.GonnCr Time-1.45. Umpires-McDonald and
Evening star., 1898-04-30

Two-basa hits-Eillen. McPhee. Three base hit
Mccarthy. Sacrifice hits Mccarthy Miller Peitz
Double pays-Padden, Ely and CANCEL; Corcoran
and Beckley First base on balls-On killen 4: OF
Hawley, l. Struck out-By Killen. I; by Hawlcy
2. Time-l45. Empires aud Woods
Evening star., 1898-04-30

In Russia eleven laboratories are en-
gagged In the manufacture of diphtheria
serum, in which the entire people place
great confidence. and not without reason,
as in A.631 registered cases in which the
serum was used the death rate was but
IA per cent, against "a per cent OF the G.
5O7 cases In which 1t was not employed.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Sunday Cameo.
Record of the CIubS.,
wRIGLEY,s GOOD WORK.
Marked Improvement Shown by the
Local ShOrtStOn

The marked improvement shown by
George Wrigley this spring is very crafty
ing to the followers of the national game
in Washington. Both in the field and at
the bat the 1.-the young shortstop is putting
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Today's Schedule and Weather.

Boston at Washington-clear
New York at Baltimore-clear.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn-ciear.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg-clear.
st. Louis at Cleveland-clear..
Louisville at ChicagO-cloudy,
Sunday Gamess
Louisville at Chicago. :
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1898-04-30
Athletic Meet Given Up.

The dual athletic meet at Georgetown
University, between that institution and
the University Of Pennsylvania, which was
to be held May Z, has been declared Off
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-26
WHAT IT WILL COST.
Senator Hausbrough, OF Moth Dakota. says
Many Expansionists Do Not Consider
EKpense of PhIlIopIne AcauIsItIon.

Washington, Aug, Ex-senator Hans
brough, of North Dakota, in an inter
view here, said:
have been surprised on meeting prominent
business men In the last 30 days 20 hud al
most unanimity OF feeling in favor OF hold
ing the Philippines AT first | supposed IL
was merely the outcome OF enthusiasm over
the success OF our arms aud q desire 70
keep the hag wherever It had been plant
ed. but l lind the sentiment in favor OF
territorial expansion is growing. l doubt
however. II people who are evinciug enthusiasm
over this question at the present time have
stopped TO consider that TO retain control OF
the Philippines contemplates a standing army
OF perhaps 4),0l0 TO 50. 0OJ men, 1000 miles way
from home with enormous expenses Tor con-
Structton OF garrisous.etc. The serious part Of
TO my mind il that IL we do not take the Philip
pines the several powers now seeking control
Will undertake 10 plant themselves in the is
lands and the whole eastern question. so-called,
Will be transferred to and for some time re-
voye about the Philippine Islands