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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-07

sTAfE or VERMONT. TN Probate Court held Al
hAsnpLPH DISTRICT, S. Chelsea ia and for sar
District On the 10th day Of Nov, A, ID. ls99 Smith
IHYuT administrator OF The estate II Joanna Ia, or
lale ~ Chels IA said district, deceased,
allowance, and makes application for a decree OF as.
uihItuu and partition u the estate of said deceased
WhereupOu, % Is ordered by said Court mat said
acoouni and said application be referred 20 session
Of said court, 10 bc held At the Hotel
~ said Chelsea on The 2lst day Of December.
A. D. lsga, tor hearing ana decision thereon
and 10 10 further ordered, that ali personf
interested De- notified hereof by publication Of NO.
tee Of said application aud order thereon three
weeks excessively Ia the HERALD AND NEwE o
paper published iu Randolph and which crcuisteg
IN The elEhburhuOd OF those Interested before said
time Of hearing, that they may az pear at said time
and place, and q they see cause. object thereto.
LSS bY the Court Attest
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, JUDGE,
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How's This e?

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
Tor any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known FL.
Cheney Tor the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in business tram
sacti'ns and financially able to carry out
any obligations made by their firm.
West x Trusx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALLS Catsrrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mn
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
sent Tree. Price 75c. bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-07

In fifteen minutes, with only cake of Ivory Soap and waite,
you make better cleansing paste than you buy.
Ivory Soap Paste will take spots from clothing and will d
carpets rugs kid gloves slippers, patent enamel leather m
Shoes leather BELTS painted woodwork and furniture The
special value Of Ivory Soap this form arises from the fact that
be used with damp sponge cloth cleanse many articles
that cannot be washed because they will not stand the free lp
ton Of water
DIRECTIONS FOR mAENGro boiling a
fyem
""'a''s s'ssi''
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-07

STATE or VERMONT TIn Probate Court, hel,
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, So. al RaudOlih N and ioi
SAD district on Che itb day Of De, A, d. 1879
A instrument burporfing 10 he M,
!hst vii tmn testament Of sarah A. t. u Inward ate 90
Rand uh no said district decoased being pre-eptpt
70 lhF 'ouri Tor probate by Laura NJ Atw0o 3, ID,
Gust dian hereof.
II Is uricrcdh boy said Court that all persons con.
oerHed therein De- notified 60 pearat sessan Of saif
Npurtn De hcl at lbe Probate Onice Ia Rand pli uT
W. % dty ot Deetl6F, and show cause Il any they
wiz Tor which purpose q Is further ordered that !
eopt OF the record Of this order be published uhret
WetkH successfully previous 20 the time appointed fOf
proving said viii, In the Herald aud News, 4
newspaper Published nj Randolph In this state
Bf tHe Court. Attest.
1867 WILLIAM u. NICHOLS. Judge.
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Brave Men Fall

Nlct,ms TO stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women. and an tesI : y :
results in loss OF appetite, poisons in 49,
blood, backache, nervous6ess beado. ~
shu tlred, listless, rundown feeling. Ruf
tnere's no need to feel like that. w
6srdner OF Idaville, Iud., SAYS: WElertri,.
bltters are Just the thing for man when
ne DON'T care whether be lives or dies II
gave me new strength and good appetite
lease on life" ne"
Only SOC. at Drew & Leonsrd's. drug-
gists, Randolph. Uius
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-07

Allen and Lena Hall met witha llb.
over last wednesday during their ride d
he postofiice, but as no damage was dobs
their Rrdor for driving was not Iesssned
There Will Re series OF entertainment
given at Enterprise hall, the irst one d
be Saturday evening, Dec. o, under ID.
heading ef "A Variety Social An CON.
and bring your friends.
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West BrookHeld.

p. A. Jerd and family spent Thsnksgiv.
ing at p. j. Blanchard's in Randolph.
Lee s. Chad wick, superintendent OF the
Boston Ball Bearing Co., spent Thanks
giving at his fathers, Il. II. Chadwick's.
he went TO New York city Tuesday.
o. p. Dudley received a letter from bis
son, Harry, who resides in Cookshire,
Que, stating that seth Bailey, a former
resident OF Roxbury, died Nov. 25th, aged
So years.
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The undersigned, having been appointed BY the Hon
Probate Court Tor the district 4 Haudarh Cgn1rJls
siouerB. 20 y0examine and adiust Mn a1ros ~,
demands q all persons against Elmlra H. Hsypr
hN ni hauuoph N aid district, decea- ed
~ i've notice that We will meet for the purpose.
AZORES ga A. the Office Of ". A. Nichols Ia Rsndoipi
we Nth Gay or December neNi
rom Do O'Clock a. ", untl O'Clock 4. m OF said
aAis tnd that SIX mouths from the R9th day Of Nov
= y t'sH Dc the Time limited by said Court for said
esl4fa g" present ther claims us for examination
~ - Alo"a''ce. btted a. Randolph tins 2sth day
lsA o.. H. MARTIN commissioner.
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IillIesyIlle,

Mrs. Whitman Dean is in quite poor
| health.
Miss Nora Cutler spent Thanksgiving
at her home here.
! Mrs. g. N. Browns father is stopping
with her for awhile.
Prof. A. j. Bryant spent a day in
Stockbridge recently.
Ssyles Hoisington is confined TO the
bed by slight illness.
Dick Gay of Gaysville called on Prof
and Mrs. X. G. West recently.
o. A. Dean called on his uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs, Whitman Dean, Sun
day.
Mrs. A. B. Bird has gone to Rochester
20 stay with her daughter, Mrs. win
Cook, until after Christmas.
Charles Martin and his mother, Mrs. J.
H. Martin, OF Rochester Hollow were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. sayles Hoisington
day recently.
Mrs. George Bundy, who has been stop
ping few DAYS with her daughter. Mrs
Cornelius Cutler, fell in the woodshed
ana was quite badly injured.
Two hunters from Bethel called at
Cornelius Cutters recently, iuuuiring the
way to Bethel village. They crossed the
mn thinking they would strike Bethel
village but were greatly disappointed In
the place.
Mr.. Hall, who has lived all summer in
the small house near Sylvester Bowep's
sawmtll, died at the house of b. M. Cas-.
we'll Thursday, Nov. 30. The funeral
was beld Saturday, Rev. j. Wesley Miller
OF BET othciating. The remains were
taken to Granville for burial.
Merriek Brink had 200 pounds OF meal
stoieh OUT OF his barn Saturday night,
probably by the same ones that stole tns
two pet lambs OF Oren Neff and left a ben
IN their place. We understand thai peo.
pie In Stockbridge have had things stolen
ana we hope the thieves will be chased
down and get their just reward.
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Exhausted Vitality.
Nervous and Physical Debility

Premature Decline, ImpOtonoy, Atruphy, Cwast-
insl Yuucocele. Structure, the Errors Of Youth tho
EHeosses Of Mature Years ana all DIsEA SIS and
WEAKNESSES Of MEN from Whatever Cause
Arising, scientifically treated, quickly and udl.
oally cured az tho old reliable
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Bethel EiIeah

revival meetings are being held everv
evening this week. Rev. w. II. Dsyenno,t
anu 7; y. hainey have been present. Nert
Neek rev. A. L. Cooper, d. D., will he
p ~ ny ever. every evening after Monday and
morning. 'onusy
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BetheI-Goddard Football Game.

Bethe's victorious football eleven fn-
ished the season at Athletic park on the
afternoon OF Thanksgiving day by de-
ieating the speedy Goddards by a score Of
. to 0. The day was an ideal one for foot
ball and the largest crowd OF the season
PAID admission. They were rewarded by
seeing clean, sporismanIike exhibition
OF what is now regarded as the most pom
ular sport.
The lineup Thursday vas
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-07

II takes but minute to overcome tick.
ling in the throat and to stop a cough by
the use OF One Minute Cough Cure, This
remedy quickly cures all forms of throat
ana lung troubles. Harmless and pleas
ant TO lake. ltprevents oonsum ption. A
famous specific for grip and its aitsr 81,
tects. E. /. Claflin, East Brajnt reel "
Psrmenter, Brookheld.
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North randolph.

Asabel Uurkee and wife visited ia Beth.
81 last week.
Del Stone and wife Of Barre spent Sun.
day at 8, F. Durkeeis.
@. o. Stanley gathered seventeen smil.
ing faces around his turkey Thsnksgiy.
ing day.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-12-07

7 When Nature Is overtaxed, she hJ
u her own way of giving notice that assist.
ance IS needed She does not ask Co
clip until It is impossible 10 get alons without
|. Bolls and pimples are an indication thai
he system is accommodating impurities which
Of they are an urgent appeal for assistance
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cnArLAINs onJrcr.
Those In the Army do Not Want To 90 to
the Philippine.


New York Nov. IA special to the
Times from Washington says
The efforts made by army chnplaina
who have been ordered TO the Philip
pines TO have their orcdra revoked have
excited considerable comment. The case
OF Chaplain J. =. selhold. now stationed
az Fort Candy. Washington. ~ "a case
In point. when the reverend officer dis
covered that he would have 20 go tu
the Philippines. he found that he WAS
tire. Year, older than he had supposed,
having been born In 1855 instead 81
1855. az recorded on the files Of the war
department and was therefore old
enough 60 retire. He produced aiilda-
Wits which conclunlvCly proved that he
had been mistaken In his age up Co
that time. Accordingly his orders were
revoked and he was retired.
Chaplain o. ]. Nave has also applied
for retirement after being ordered 90
the Philippines. a board has been or
dered 10 convene In this city TOT Ills
examination.
Chaplain :. W. pilchurd has secured
tho revocation ~ his orders,
Rev W, ID. Mckinnon, the Catholic
priest who served Ia the Philippines
with the California volunteers, and who
" now % chaplain In the army has
offered "a contrast TO the action uf these
clcrgymen by applying for duty In the
Islands again, but he ~ the only chap
lain now In this country who has done
no.
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New York. Nov IA special 10 the
Tribune from Washington HayHi
The project FOR further naval Increase
which Congress- win be asked Ia
authorize ut the next session for Inn
mediate construction Involves IS war
ahlns. three of them urmorod crulstrs
of the improved brooklyn type but
double the siao aud furmidnhlrncss Of
that excellent vessel. three improved
Olympus. anc-thlrd larger md proper
tionaiely more powerful than the nue
nngahip that led the way Into Manila
bay. aud twelve HunhuatH of type
recommended by Admiral Dewey M ca-
scntlnl FOR the effective patrol OF the
Philippine archipelago
The latter class. 10 use the ndmiralH
own expression summing NJ the results
on hia experience IN Aninuc waters,
must De quickly built must be able 10
40 out TO Manila under their own
steam. must draw less water than any
gunboat now In tho navy, must ma
neuvcr abb" in tnrtuoua channels, and
above an. must have sufficient protcc-
tion 90 resist capture n stranded Such
boats. IA hlH opinion, are needed now
and viii always be needed TO patrol the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

New York, Nov, IA special to the
Herald from Washington saysi secrc-
tury Hay has received the protocol UNI
der which win he arbitratoi the claims
growing out Of tho seizure or dcten-
tion NJ i've American fishing vessels BY
Russian officers on the charge OF Illegal
scaling M Russian WntoIH,
The protocol names Mr.. AH9er q
member of the council Of state Tor the
Nctherlanlr as the arbitrator Mr
Tower. Ambassador of the United
states ~ st. Petersburg, negotiated the
instrument and his success is very graft
Lying to the officials, showing uH it
docs. tho desire nf Russia that there
shall DO no ycxntiuuH questions IN me-
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American Warship Goes on Reef
on Northern Luzon.
ALL ON BOARD ARE SAVED.


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ceaat Of t.,,.., 49, ~,
on IN. ,,,,t,,s.., ......, -.
y.r,b.r sp, An 49,,
-" wy u'''N "'i' s'''i
Tn. gt.rt..t.. 49,. -
"A '"'
"i't N"i'NlI" hulll nb ihH Union Iron
works San FrunClHcn. She was known
nn In the protected class tt,rr..i ,,,s
t,tt d, 49, ga, ..- ,,
CIV N"" 'i- l''t l'ili' %
rect inches oNticmu breadth. uul her
drluFht is foot. lurbrH ITsf ruest
y,nr tee ifp,t. 49,, ..,,..t,.... 49,. (, ,ss
49,.
"''' i'"'' ii'i mum huVnfN cone
sisted uf two s-inch ana Nix G.lnch
hruUth loading fInrt. rrr1ntnfy N9tf.r,s
f.,,, e.,,.,,,,t ,.,... d -, 49,. -,
'"' ''Nhu' wv" p'1"l
upid-Nrc EunH, two GatIInga. ana had
four torpedo tubes. She carried twenty
unle.rs and ss1 ,,,,, s,.t a. o,-.o,
''''. ''''
"he sailed from s1n frauelseo Tor
ahs rtopp.d at IA, tsisp1 ,f guat, ia
a.. t-t....
'le i'A'l""' H''up AhA '"'h Plai,aai'h
or the Islands. raising tho American
nng
M. ,,...t..,... A.. -. ,.t.,t..
~
waters more thhh year. she was one
of the first vessels Co be- sent Co Ma
Mia aft.r tbs d,strttgttap ,f tb. gp.p.
III. a., -, -, -.
u,.l ny NuulllN '.M.l. w n,NS
lvpAi l,n,hl uuUAlhk h'i iul w" Dur
lv.v or t.uAliH nuNUluhlllnn nh1 ON.
.upl''l,. ioi lhe N.ll,lg rln,lon. !u.t
ti.N'os. W. wv A..ltniu,hl W. ,nat
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heard that tho main body had gailopcd
on our men had 10 give ~ their
arms and The officers were sent to
Commnndant stccnkumn. Tho officers
then ordered the mon 10 fnu ln
The officers were taken away from
tho mon ana sont 10 G.u. Jouhert the
same day. travelling IN mule wagons
and sleeping that night In some stores
on the way The next morning they
took q train at Wnschhank Tor Pre-
turia. They are very wen treated and
10 also. I have heard. are The men.
There has been no unnlauslutneHl 10
Pretoria. The officers are in % school
hulldlr. and are allowed 10 walk az
they please In the grounds.
1.-THE surrender ln my judgment, was
o great hlundor caused by Wisundar-
standing Mai Adyc was much put
out. The white nag was not holstod
By the Irish funileorH."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

Frankfort Ind Nov. ii-Andrcw
Thompson committed suicide hero by
taking morphine. and his death has de-
volnpcl beyond doubt that there b. "a
suicide club in this city. Fred urclnrr
who took his life several days ago hy
the same agency, was the nrat 90 carry
out the compact Thompson was prrs-
ont nt the time Groiner died. and ho ne
marked that be- would soon follow him
Gruincr and Thompson were both mcm-
beers ~ Company g, one hundred and
nfty-cighth Indiana volunteers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

New York, Nov. IA special TO the
Times from Washington says;
The task N supplying the navy with
KraE-Jorgenscn rifles In place OF the
i.rc rifles that have been In use IN the
navy for some time. has begun, the
ordnance bureau ~ the war department
having Issued 1000 krhH-Jorgrls1u
rifcs and 5000 rounds OF ammunition 10
be served 60 the hattioshlus Kentucky
and KcarHargc az the New York navy
yard.
Roth branches OF the service VIII
soon have small arms nf the same Gale
iber, thus greatly simplifying the prob
lem OF interchangeable supplies uf ann
munition whom the army and navy uru
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Manila. Nov. n. 1895 q. m.-The
United States cruiser Charleston ran
aground near Nlgun on "a hidden reef
with 90 fnthomH OF water on both sides.
She worked her machinery Tor two
days ana nights IN trying % get anOnt
but. tynhoon arising. the crew were
compelled Co take 90 their boats and
sock refuge on u small island i've miles
away The natives are friendly. Lieut.
or lu a small boat ana reached the Cul-
lao which brought them 10 Manila,
Ihe gunhnut Helena has been dis
patched 60 bring away the crew.
Lieut. Mcdonald describes tho
Charleston when be- last saw her uu
hard and faH, aground with her bottom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

New York. Nov. 1.-THE Tribune
says. n n now admitted by the dlrcc-
tors OF the American Bicycle Conn
pnny and the officials ~ the Rubber
Goods Company that the two orFanlza-
lions have az last come to a Hntiafnc-
tory agreement. Mons Of the members
~ the bicycle combination win make
tires hereafter The agreement be-
tween tho two corporations does not
ntlpulnte that the makers must pur-
chase tiroa from the rubber company.
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London. Nov. IA special diFuatch
from CnUgtuwn dated Friday Nov. No..
says that State Secretary Rritz has
demanded that Gen. White Immediately
fricrH, the supposed fpy. Nathan
iiarts. " ho ia confined nt LudyHmlth
coupling BIS demand with threat 60
execute fiA british uflrors
Gen. iiulicr replied. according 20 the
special dispatch. that he was entitled to
retain The Wau until he should render
satisfactory account % himself
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New York. Nov. IA special 20 the
Times from Washington says one NJ
the most curious results ~ the unnuKn-
ton 90 Puerto Rico VIII be uu ulteru-
tiOn IN thc shape NJ the island aa IL ~
known Go the world.
The coast survey b. now az work hnd-
lnr out what the real shape OF Puerto
Rico D., and Il has already learned
enough Co show that the old spanish
surveys arv not only unreliable and
worthless but that they give % posi-
lively false impression Of the furmu-
ton of the coast.
Puerto Rico has always had "a
strangely rrEulnr shape on the maps.
Islands take ull sorts Of shapes but ~
NJ unusual 10 ind one In the shape NJ a
circle or square nut Puerto Rico
has been of an uhloug shape, looking
almost as exact and precise nH a Child'a
building block II has looked as II the
sea. disguHtcd with the queer shapes
assumed by Islands, had determined 20
throw above It's surface az least one
island as even In contour ne n cigar
box, lust "a show that II could be done.
The coast survey ~ beginning 20 lind
out that Puerto Rico has IRREGULAR
ties and considerable ones. like all
other Islands AZ the eastern end.
which the Spanish survey made as
sharp ga the edge OF q board thorr H.
really long northwestern slant into
the ocean THIS will make the island
bigger than has been supposed. unless.
as " quite probable, the coast survey
has tn ruugc % big hole IN the south
western end 0f the island. correspond
ms To tho rise 90 the northwest.
No one can tell what shape Puerto
Rico will he when II IL finally surveyed
nH an American puHHcHsion, but Il seems
certain that n vii not be the inHulnr
freak Il has appeared on the Spanish
surveys,
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Ventura. cal. Nov. HILLARY =. 1T
finger, an honorably DISCHARGED meme
her Of company ~. Kansas Volunteers.
was struck and killed by q train near
Santa Paula. His dead body was found
near the track
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-14

Now York. Nov N.-flonry Murphy.
formerly prominent dry goods mor-
chant IN San Francisco, u dead at his
home ln this city,
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WELCOME WORDS
TO WOMEN.

Women who suffer with disorders pecu.
liar TO their sex should write TO Dr. Pierce
aud receive nee the advice OF a physician
Of over thirty years cxpenenoe-a skilled
and successful specialist In the diseases
OF wumcn. Every letter Of this SOFT has
the most careful consideration and Is, Of
course, regarded a. sacTcdly confidential,
Many scnsitivcly modest women write fully
20 nf Fierce what they would shrink tom
telling 10 their local physician. The local
physician /. pfe;ty SURE 10 Say that he can
not do anything without IAN cxamina-
ton" Dr.. Pierce holds that these dislaste-
ml examinations are generally needless,
and that no woman, except In rare cases,
should submit 10 them
Df. piefcc'a treatment viii cure you
right IN the privacy Of your own home.
His "Favofic Prescription" has cured
hundreds Of thousands, some Of thein
the worst imaginable cases II Is the
only medicine oi IL Kind that Il the pro-
duct Of a regularly graduated physician,
Some INSCRIPTIONS medicine dealers may
offer YOU a substitute Don't take IT,
Don't tribe with your health. Write TO nf
X V. Pierce Buffalo, ~ ", take his
advice and b. we'll
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numerous channels between the less
civilized islands
such vessels are Intended 60 replace
the smaller uunbontH which. ln several
Instances have proved unable tn take
care uf themselves when attacked ln
force. although frequently lcmpnHtui.
lnu their ability in tha prevention OF
Illicit traffic between tho Islands, caf-
Rcd ON by small native craft
This la the program now under cone
alteration by tho navy board ~ con-
struCtlUn. which was named by Srcrv-
tnry Long several weeks ago 90 study
tho needs % the navy and 10 submit
recommendations Tor required uddl.
tIuua Co tho feet. At the meeting nf
the board today the members wcnU dis.
posed tu divide the twelve EuuhlHtH
equally into two clnHarH. one OF 1000
tons. about the displacement of the
Wheeling lud tho Mau1ttu. ana the
other of 800 tons which VIII make them
smaller than an. ~ ihr steel vessels
IN the regular navy although larger
than tho Gl1ucostor and other cln-
verified yacht EunbontH. For both these
classes ~ runhuutH maximum
dmught ~ eight feet o. regarded aa lm-
pontiVo. which u nearly four feet less
than that of the Helena aud the VIII
mlngton which were DESIGNED puriicu-
larry Tor river service ana which. up 60
this time. ARE the lightcst drauFht veH-
sells in the service.
The proposed Improved ulympinH rep
resent "a tyne that vas recommended
90 CnurfrHH last year. but which was
crowded out by the authorization of
three huttloahips, three lurE1 1rmurod
cruisers and SIX cruisers ~ $500 tons.
The new cruisers are tu Boz ~ 5000 tons
each and are 20 have the bow turret
and battery arrangement, which has
proved 90 admirable an arrangement IN
the olympia. the extra 1000 toms being
devoted 60 Increased coal carrying cn-
pacity ana engine space and radius ~
action ana heavier EuuH.
The necessity o. murf nrnt class
nrmored cruisers n fully recognized
and the board today favored three Of
about 1900 tons displacement. ~ u
type involving mo- marked departures
from the brooklyn IN arrangements,
though o. double that vessels power
and tonnage and defensive qualities.
Al least one of the members favored a
more formidable vessel. combining the
salient features OF the best cruisers and
hnttlcshipa abroad which la described
a. the terrible. horrible, damnuble'
class. and this VIII have further con.
Hidoratlon tomorrow.
Every member NJ the board was en-.
phntic Tor Hheathlnr and Copperlng an
these vessels TO render them compare
lively Independent % dry docks.
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French cloth will be sent for 10 cents extra
10 pay the cost Of this more handsome and
more durable binding. Address World, =
Dispensafy Medical Assn, huiiaio, ~ y
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Boys doublc-breasted Knee Pants
suits. darl, blue diagonal Cheylota.
age s TO i0 regular price fs.a5.
Monday and Tuesday only.-..-.,,...
GIdl