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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07
.an NEARING THE END.
1TATESMAN SHOWS
mASGE FOR THE WORSE.
.A~~4 10 Hope Of Reeovery-Pneu-
>.fa Has Weakened him, aad
- gnffee System II Yteldiag To
pnseen From Conttnaed sickness.

wxsaINGToN. Jan. Tine condition
S. rsc~ssentatlye Nelson Dingiey, OF
-. vho has besn III with pneumonia
- sinos, a week, has undergone q
-. ~ change for the worse, and tonight
80 .svu.csans hold out little IL any hope
- secrv<ry. Although the lung sas i'm
- considerably and the cough less
~ The effect OF the pneumonia has 10
--k~ned the system as 10 decrease the
sss.ssv 10 an alarming extent The poison
-. a. s.cknssss has perTneared the whole
Sssen. which renders it less potent tn
[ra the terrible strain.
1neh Of the 6ay' the patient Was oeisrious
= sppsared 70 be usteriug extracts from
49, he had made on the tariff oues-
d The house Of representatives. He
~. ronscs1ls only when aroused. The
E-sxeinrA say there must be a radical
Essrs one way or the other very soon.
"a 4 o'clock there was no change to be
I'D IN the condition: Of Mr. Dingiey.
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Engiish Papers Recognize Ii ~ an
Assertion of S0yePetxuty

LONDON Jan. s.--The Times. comment
l.g edItoriaily this morning upon Lord
t,romers dsciarafio1a 10 the Soudanss.
saelhbs at UGsigrmarf SAYS:
they constitute the piaznest assertion
OK British sovereign rights In the Soudau
yet made"
The Daily Chronicle says:
The speech means a prpteefora,e and
W. De - interpreted IN the continent"
The Standard says:
oAense VIII, perhaps. be taken at Con-
stansiEople AZ th. conspicuous omission, OF
the suitans name. but IL would be sheer
per-versity 20 co.npiieate matters by a for
mai recognition az an influence which has
forever erased 10 have any validity In fact
Or moral right
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M CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.


hACNAMENTO. Jan. s.-The senate
taak . he substitute To the Belshaw res
o,af5ua regarding the annexation OF the
Philippines. which had been agreed upon
p eesrus today. The substitute reads as
afous:
Resolved, BY the senate and assembly
1azfH That our senator's in congress- are
aervby instructed TO vote for and in every
manner support the ratification I'm the
nefs u the treaty OF peace between the
rutqt States and Spain. recently CON-
a1a@e ~ Paris by the joint commissions
ApHoenting the two powers and TO vote
NHhH any amendment of the same
~ substitute RESOLUTION WAS adonted
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RICHARD CROKER DOES
NOT FOLLOW BRYAN.
Believes fn Territorial Expansion
Thinks 16 to- 1 In q Dead
Issue.

NEW YoRK. Jan e.-The Journal ard
Advertiser VIII tomorrow print state
ment given out tonight by Richard Croker,
sn which he says: Il believe In eNpaG-
sion; / believe in holding whatever posses
sions We have gained By annexation. pur-
chase or war
This policy is not only patriotic. but II
is the only safe ore 10 pursue. Any other
Of the United States and invite foreign
complications. This must be avoided.
hence our policy must be vigorous. |
think the Is 10 / question as outlined in
the Chfcago platform a decidedly dead ia
sue. This was fully demonstrated in the
last election. We did not eTnDody the Is
10 ! question. and the result IS tina, we
elected every one OF our congressman
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rrr TO DIsGLEY's ILLNESS.


nacal Dsspatou to the Post-InteiIigencer.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 6-The continued
go Of Dingiey aud Foster seriously
ssSsrdes the American half Of the Anglo
S3sr1can comm ssion. Neither will b.
- q resume work for weeks. While the
kcommittees are holding sessions prac-
seaIly nothing Is being done. An ad-
Ssrnment u talked OF and expected.
80 teinf high commission met for a
~ session today with Sir Wilfred
fHufisr. the Canadian premier, present.
NJ tosnt session was followed by a
npefinG Of the Berinx sea committee,
rSich = still engaged In the discussion OF
- al problem There was another sub
ecnsnietee meeting during the afternoon on
- uorsbeastsrn fisheries. This commit
~ work VIII be of great Importance TO
- Eew England coast states. dealing as
~ with all the PROBLEMS of the north
n coast fisheries which have long hesn
! source Of friction between the American
IA Canadian authorities
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CONDENSED DssP HES.

louis t'ilrse1 scored 80 IN a match gains
CO bewirsg ~ Ch3cagp FRIDAY. ths maxi
ranrl possible in fen-frasme game
john & Hard~eli. a retired San Fran
ciScD merchant aseE ., ~as f2Git3 dead
IN his bod there FFlass haysrg evldsni!y
expired Of heart S-zeaSc.
Assistant SECRETARY OF tie Treasury Van,
Asrip. "a no has been In Porto HAeo as .
SPECIAL Enrrsigssoaer. has Fetarned 10 his
home IN Chicago 30 raEGSegase from aTa
attack 81 TYPHOID fsyrY has FelzyT. covers
tie Questso. Of currency Ia circulation in
tse. island
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aAsroRD ESTATE To nE DIVIDED.
usesee Signed ia the Probate Court
at San Francisco.

IAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s~-The decree
dsfr.hutson OF the estate. NJ the late
land Stanford was iiled IN probate court
Seay The estate was appraised AT Si6.-
ne Mrs. Stanford was called upon to
Nfoeis special bond of site,.c as guar
snses Tor A proper distribution, After
sxa donations TO nieces and uephews and
.snS relatives the residue goes TO Mrs
essaaFst. The property includes So. ri
n IN bank. All viii now he distributed
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eeeoef With q Revolver Secures SEQ
From q Drug store.

Z fQRTLAND. Or. Jan. "a man walked
no Dr.. .. +. y. Pfummer's drug store.
4 the corner Of Third and Madison streets.
light and compelled the drug clerk at the
ut az q revolver To lie down on his
esmach behind the prescription case, while
\ F.ded the SAT. and money drawer The
sebsr secured $50 and walked ont. Dur
u stcre.
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TO SUCCEED DIR. ABBOTT.
Rev. Newell Dwight HiIfis called 10
Plymouth Passionate.

NEW YORK Ian s-Tha advisory cs,rs-
rnsstee ~ Plymouth cAurra Esroeklyn to-
nixat after hearing the report os the
sua--e9zsrrssIfae chosen 10 select a pastor
10 s9cess4 Dy. Lyman Ats~sss ananl-
raoussy recommended tHaF the Rev New
ell Dwight Hills u u. ~ Caacaxo, s@
SaSE@a 10 the E4ssferase.
Dr. tsfllss nas h-e~u preaching For TIE
Fast folr years At GsnsT4! Music bail.
CEScAko.
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~ Successfully Presented Before
Portland Audience

nRTf4AND. Or. Jan. a--"Who Wins -.
aofne-comedy In three acts by f. H.
4GAaar. n well known newspaper man OF
ll9tsie. was presented before fashionable
u4ann at the Marquam theater tonight
b NJ Minnie Smith. OF this city. as
eisse6 n local cast Of professionals and
ena1eufs Miss Smith leaves for New
Ieft temorrow, where she intends to en-
~ ap6n a professional career
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A satire That Failed.


?
TIE Mex YORK World. true 20 tie party
eor when fs stands has Suhed President
Mckinley Emperor william" S.cta
coarse wls as that wsn count Tor notasns.
!. serves only 10 reveal the gyo&z nature
O. those xsso attempt 10 Aailr.xe be. xoe-
fully fAli.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-07
AMERICAN MINISTER PROTESTS.
Objects to Exclusive Concesstons 70
the French at SHANGHAI

PEkfSG. Jan. g-Unsted States Minister
r s. Conger. acting upon instructions from
Washington. vigorously protests against
the extension 20 the French or any other
power of exclusive concessions at Shanghai
but he urged the extension % the existing
settlement On international lines.
The British minister. Sir Claude Melon
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WASHINGTON, Jar Probing BY tbe
expF Renee ~ the recent Rar. Secretary Al
ger has lssues5 stringent regulations fdF
sanitary ard medical inspection on sacn
Saturday Ok ali military casnD~-
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SAYS THE BEEF WAS GOOD.


WASN'T NOTION Jan e-Cnl Henry
SHARP. % 'he c0funlsss&ry department.. ~tao
served at Camp Thomas and IN Porto Rico
during the Wat, was i,efeTs tae var ;nvns-
tsEsafing committee today. he s-as8 taA' ne
had supeTsntendai the t@SaJs and inspection
OF refrigerator beef IN Porto Bsco. snd that
he had tss@n I'm 5f>1 eofDr1 ss@sgy department.
rcr fifteen years. aud that the quality sf
TIRE fresh beef issued al Camp Thomas was
equal TO any be had ever seeu Ia sAe array
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ahW YORK. Jan. G. Asb.rt II Hilton
20 tofsneriy carried CA n large dry goois
esihess on Broadway and is now rca.
~ s.a broker, h.ed a petition In hank
.ssgssy tosiaS- The total liabilities are
sak.M. all unsecured
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LONDON. Jan The Brussels CORE
sponden, o! the Daily Telegram. VINO ma
secured an interview with Prince Veto
Napoleon save the prince nrfnly declines
TO discuss politics or the D.eyfus affair.
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VICTORIA II. &. Jan. s.-in the pro-
yiueial parliament today hot debate took
r,laea regarding the bill introduced by the
government providing for the hearing OF
election protests at the end OF the session.
allowing the two members objected 10 10
take their seats. The session continued
tonight.
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Refuses to ray y stamp Tax.

asfS MONIES. Iowa. Jan. e--Mtiton
"ssHiey. attorney general OF Iowa. today
Nss~d 20 paw the 80 cent war revenue
n = en- his official bond lie holds that
vac FEDERAL government has no right
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Graeco-Roman champion. defeated Farm
err" Burns, the American catch-as-catch-
can champion, ia three-fali bout. Graeco-
Roman. Cannon won the first and third
falls
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to tax q state officer and proposes "a
make test Ca Sc
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aid formally protested against the mining
and railroad regulations.
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Carl Ss-harx Es wrestling stir unnecessary
insomnia. The 31gafal4 81 sae Yeossn..e
kssa.s IA ssazaDeEa.-Ssz y1.k rsezx
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The camp AZ Knoxville Is 20 De- broken
IN and all troops there viii 80 10 Santa
Clara. Cuba by way Of Savannah
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Pence Treaty Discussed Informally

WASHINGTON Jan 6~~The senate
committee on foreign relations aid NOT have
quorum today and the peace treaty was
but informally discussed.
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n LOUIS, Jan. G.-Congressman Rich
= nofthoIdt il seriously III at his home
q ~ city. ~ q result OF an attack Of
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CLINTON. Ia. Jan. Sin the presence
OF thousand people ar the Davis opera
house tonight. Tom Cannon. the English
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26
WHEN You HAvE A BAD CoLD.

You want the best medicine that can be
obtained, and that 10 Cham berlaih's Cough
Remedy.
You want . remedy that will not only
give quick relief but sdect . permanent
cure.
You want remedy that will relieve the
lungs and keep expectorstion easy.
You want rene y that will counterfeit
any tendency towsrd pneumonia.
You want q remedy that Is pleasant and
safe TO take.
Cham berlsiL'a Cough Remedy IL the
only medicine 10 use that meets oil OF
these requirements This remedy is fam
ous for oil its cures OF bad colds through
out the United States and in many for
eign countries II has many rivals. but.
for the speedy and permanent cure OF bsd
colde, stands without per end its splep
did quslities are every where sdmired and
praised. For sale BY Il Whipple,
Manchester Centra, A II Pe,tiboDe.
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

A.ll..n r. fonsss n fklissslghla.
special oauni sssssr Of ~ Sssiossi A.
soessiss a. EsnEiseapfsrs. hss sfrised
issn MMas .ss Hoss k,ts. Al tie
l,tasr plsos be hls srfsnst3 iet 40 sihihli
n AnatiesE EsIssssisrsa soods. Mr..
rofes. ssia. The ntchssn Of Csies
ere rsiy irlsseIy 10 The usissd Static
tbs e5scsted people ste .ssry 81 hsssis
Easl,ss. GaGs1y SD FrsScs, fer their
lsns. srsbbins pfopefsiilss. They cay
lss coastry 10 the olly great poser
Witch les nei shosn disposition 10
aespol ihsn 81 territory. Ga aesoenl Of
ihslr irltpaly s'iiiase the uaiisd sisies
hss Gee opporiaEliy 10 essld ~ large
sIpon usss 9Th that eoun,Ly u oui msf
ets1is aud nsngisctnrsn aady the ssu,s
ssd n,cds Of The Ctipess 90; iGielIisettly
sapply them. Knslard sud the ueiied
Sts,ss should practically mooopoliE@ tie
Chlrss trade. M.piis std The philip
plees presett good hsid Tor Ans'icse
trade .nd snsTrpr.e do no, believe ibt
u as Of the Psilippibs people Ae opposed
10 AusrlciH control is,eiligsnt natives.
o. at least mos, oi ihose thSt have met,
seto sixioas 10 obtain American cit'zsr
ship.
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Rsv Jane. Taft. First School.

Rev. james TUFTS. who 10 widely known
and beloved through bis long connection
siih the Monson. NJ ,se., academy, sent .
New Years greeting to teachers through
the medium OF the Springfield Rspnbli
eau. This greeting was reproduced 10
the Palmer Journal with the following
postscript: As 81 inquiry has been made
10 regard to that fret school, 60 years ago.
| msy say in this reprint that il WAS .
school OF 30 pupils 10 Wardsboro, W., my
native place. and the largest school in
town, many OF the scholars being older
than myself The school committee had
been disappointed 10 the teacher engaged.
aud they were willing to risk me. The
winter schools were usually taught by
msture men aud experienced teachers,
aud we're not easily governed, so my sis
tiers rather discouraged my undertaking
80 large q school. but | was strong, smbi
lious a ID enthusisstie, and did not have
the least fear OF any trouble though it is
nov q wonder to me how got along so
well, ignorant aud inexperienced as was.
soon later sted the older pupils in thfir
studies, so they made no trouble, and /
succeeded 10 waxing up the younger
scholars, 30 that all things went along
smoothly. and taught a much better
school thtrs the next winter. / procured
the first black board ever used In the
school. and bad the pupils draw msps'
also got carpenter to turn me ont
sir inch globe = on which my sister paint
ed the continents - bich / used. Many
other little Improvements, which came
from Horace Msun OF NJ issschusetts. !
somehow caught and introduced. And at
the close Of the school the pupils showed
so much enthusiasm and lite and real
progress that there was great qualification
among the parents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Are yeu disturbed ., nlshi and hroteu
Of yonf rect by . sick child Suffering aud
crying With pain Of cutting teeiht II 50
sepd =, once sad ~, bottle Of Mrs VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for childrea teeth
ips. II cures dyseptery, diarhoca, resnl
ls,es The stomach aud bowels. cures wind
collie. soiiohs the gums, reduces inhams
ton. and gives tone and energy 10 tbs
whole system. Mn winslos's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teeihing ispleassn'
the taste sn q is the prescription Of one
OF the oldes, aud best Tensile physioisu
and nurses 10 The UDitei Ststes and 10 foI
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price rs ots . bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26
Senator Gray and tn. Philippines.

Though the l.gislstore Of Delaware ID
Republican they srs hopeiessly divided
sod there is . chance that Senator Gray,
though Democr.', may be chosen to sue
Deed bimseli He agrees with the admin
ls'ration on some important question. IS O
recent speech on the Philippines shows.
Coboetpiog this speech the New York
Tribune says:
| SeDstor Gray lie right lie reminds the
public and bis colleagues that 10 the
making OF the Treaty Of Peace with SPAN
aud 10 its ratification this Nation is no,
beng conn iited to a colonial or any ether
policy. !, 10 simply closina the issues Of
the var In the only ssy 10 which they can
bonorably DO closed, The question oil
colonial policy" the government end the
deposition oithe Philippines and ell such
matters ere left for subsequent setion by
the ouly body competent to act upon
them. Those are matter. for the Amer
can people. through their chosen repre-
sentstives. to pass upon The idea thst
this nsion il to make its own domestic
policy . matter OF negotiation with Spain
or With any other foreign Power 10 simply
intoierable. The United States is able to
manage its own s1iirs Add lite sdairs
Will be msusged IN = constitutional way.
Senator Gray rightly says thst no policy
10 respect to the Philippines can be adopt
ed without the consent OF Congress
That 10 the fact that absolutely divorces
the question Of the Treaty from tle ques
lion Of the retention or nor-fetention Of
tho Philippines. The Treaty simply
takes the islsnds from Span, prevents
their falling prey 70 suy osbcr Power and
places them Into our hands. Ii does net
bipd ns 10 nold them forever, 1t does not
resiraiu as from setting them mp 10 inde
pendegce or from pursuing any other
course with respect to them that may 90
Tue consideration seem desirable.
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Tue selec,mep Of w.i,.aeld have secur

TIE selectmeD Of Wsi,sfield hsve secui
cd more thsn . msjority Of tue grsndiisl
and the tax 90 yefs 10 bond aod take Sl9. 000
Of stock 10 the proposed electric railroad
DR.. aud NJ .. Fills Goodsli, . young
couple who left Brnpingto tao or three
years ago 10 sitiIe 10 Rove. Mass, had .
terrible experience With the wiod that
swept through numerous parts Of this
section q week ago Saturday night The
Doctor aud bis wife we're returning from
the middle OF the town thst night, when
the sleigh was suddenly overturned by
the Wind The harness went TO pieces
.nd the horse STATED on the dead run for
(. f.rm house q mile or more away. Mrs.
fioodsll was LETT crouched down by
tone wall by the roadside with the Doc
tors overcost sr,und her, while be set OIL
b-ip A party OF tAscuers, thorough
y Ihsas,ed, found Mri. Goodsll by the
-ioBe ssll. .ttsr she had brsved the fury
Of the storm, for nearly tso hours. All
that wss i3und 10 the morning where the
sleigh bad tntarA over we're tbs doctors
mined medielar ehest and pns Of bis
xile's rubbers, which lodged sgsinst .
rec.
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The Philippine Leader.

Aguiualdo 10 . hall cat leader frs
heard OF 10 1896, when be managed sn OIL
successful ipturrection sesinst the Spar
ish Gen. d. Rivers. The Spanish CON
ma ,der paid Aeuipsldo some OF bis
sssocistes large sum We the islands
Tbs youns iDsuraent chief vent to The
British port Of Singapore. snd when vs'
between the Uoitsd States and Spain wss
declared be vss introduced by 90 English
friend 10 Admiral Dswey and American
Consui Wildmsp, Of Hong Kong. Agu'
asldo socompsnisd Desey's feet TO Ms
ailis, but sss not under hre ~ he wss .
passenger 90 The collier. After the vic
tory Dewey allowed Aguinsldo 10 land
and arm some OF the natives with wespons
from the Csvite srsenal. which Ne bad
ssptufed. Six weeks alter the Spanish
dest vas destroyed Asuiosldo told our
cousul 81 Manila thst "he sDd his friends
Ill hoped th.t the Philippines sould be
come 81 American colony" American
supremacy uss st ell ii nes sssnmed b
our military and diplop.tic represents
lives Late t. July NAM Philippine mer
ehsnts declared tast their irsi choice vas
,dpeI too. Ga September over 1900
Vissysn soldirts aud merchants taie, r.ph
ID Their wish Tor annex .iioD, md Of Ma
alta ON the ssme dat, eighteen out OF
twenty Fili, ino leaders ok the same
position.
Ev,u - late o. s ptember 10 Animal
do's so.osiied Congress voted Ia favor OF
snnsrstion 10 the proportion 81 seven to
ops. BY ibis tins be hsd developed
ses sm biiion, probably throosh SPstIst
inGatrces. Ii dismissed bis ssviset
snd chose nss set hostile - sonsIstiou.
de evidently ,rpecttd Spanish move 10
favor, and IL came Shen ihe spsuisris snr
rendered l.iolo to bis forces instead Of the
Amtiicsn army. When orr soldiers A. |
peared nssf liiolo Asnlnsldo's we're drawn
~ ready 10 siys battle and &, barn the
o~n. Al tie came time bic hostile intent
,lainly sisrn.ea the inhsbitsns Of Msnils.
70 ihn remarkable titebt has developed
his sbifty young native Who sent 10
4 sails 90 Devs,is eoili'r. he tos de
1snds thai the tovers isn,y Of the Phili,
ines be trsrsieirtd TO bin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Al . reception given 10 the sanasDese
shoikhs spd uo,abiss 81 the house Of Lord
kitcbeasr 3, ond lamar, the British dig
Iom.iie sssui. poiuiins % the British snd
Eyp'i.p a ~. sered TOTE notiss 10 them
sud 10 the wofid 81 large; For the 10
sars you ~ii, be governed by Tbs queen
aud the kbedivs. The sole representative
Of tbs ,so so,srnments Gill be the sirdsr
IKnchens, 10 whom both the queen snd
the kbediss have The fuliesf confidence
No stiempt slll be made TO severn tue
ooontr, ron Cairo. still less from Lon
don" There was 90 mention OF the sul
na'. a.ms. sceorjine to the dispatches,
and beo.ass Of this IL 10 inferred thst his
poser will no longer be reoospizsd ID.
Lori Cfomef promised perfect religions
freedom, . moderate aud inst tsIstion.
and ~ impartial administration Of the
MosIen sacred Las. No more significant
uttersnce thsn this hiss been made 10 the
soudsn since the beginning Of the Chris
tisn era
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

William A. Russell, for many yesrs The
president Of ibe Fall Mouptsio Paper com
pspy 1t Bellows FsIls, died las. week 81
his home on Beacon street, Boston He
Vas native OF Wells River, where be vss
born nearly 10 years sao he became
president Of the InterssiionsI Paper com
pspy when that was trsspizsd sometime
ago. Al one time he represented the
Lawrence lMsssl distric, 10 congress, and
uss interested 10 sevsrsl railroads.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

High winds prevailed 10 the neighbor
hood Of Readsboro Saturday night and
Sunday morning. The large store house
OF the National Metal Z ige Box company
l50 by 100 feet, which was erected last
fall. was blown down and is 3 total loss
The damage is estimsted at $2500, nnm
Der Of small buildings we're hurled from
their foundations. Large stained glass
windows 10 the Baptist church we're blown
10 and windows 10 dwellings we're also
damaged. Several cbimneys fell during
the night, but no one WAS hurt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26
The resignation Of Lieut.. Col, OI.aiu oil

The resignation OF Lieut.. Col. Clsflin o.
the 9Th Massachusetts regiment was II
ceived by Gov. Wolcott to-day. and in
mediately accepted, This leaves Msjor
Charles X. Dirling 10 commsnd OF The
regiment Mel. Charles X Darling is th.
son OF Col. J. X Darling Of Chelsea. Dnl
ing the recent var With Spain be served
with bis regiment in Porto Rico. and wa,
commended for gsllsntry in general OF
ders. He was recently com msnder 10
chief OF the Sons OF Veterans, U. s. A.
He is 9 prominent candidate for United
States marshal 10 Msssscb useits,