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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
DREIFUS IS PARDO\'ED.
President Loubet Signs the Order
Which Set Him Free.
N, SCHEURER-KE5TNERDEAD
One Of Captain Dreyfus Able't
Champions Passes Away On the
Day the Former Receives
Notice of His Pardon.

Paris, Sept. 20.-The council Of minis
tiers has decided TO pardon Dreyfus in
principle. The pardon will take effect
in a few days Dreyfus has re!inqWshed
his appeal for reversa! Of the judgment
of the court martial
President Loubet mas signed the order
for the pardon Of Captain Drejfus.
1t is said that Dreyfus will be sent
abroad before the PRONUNCIATION Of his
pardon in order to avoid demonstrations.
The announcement that DFayfus was
70 be pardoned had already been dis
counted by predictions, and there was
absolutely no excitement displayed any
where along the boulevsrds when the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
WaShin1ton's Sen Yoyaue.

AS the companion Of his invalid elder
brother, Lawrence, then in a rapid con
sumption, George Washington sailed
from Virginia on the 2Sth Of September.
1851. arrived at Barbados on or about
the Sd Of November and sailed thence
on his return to Virginia on board the
Industry on the ED of December. His
passage each way was q rough one ard
prolonged to five weeks. The methodic {
young Virginian kept diary during
his trip, extracts from which were pu'
hshed by Jared Sparks in his Writings
Of George Washington. This was til
only time George Washington ever
went outside the territory that became
the United States. Note the fact that
five weeks were occupied in making
this little trip to Barbados. Buffalo
Commercial
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
VIE dow GInss Combine.

Syracuse. Sept. 20.-The organization
of the American Window Glass com
pany, which viii absorb n large number
If the leading window glass factories Of
the United Safes, including the United
Glass company 81 this city, is about com
pleted. The company will control more
than 1000 pots out of a possible ZOO.
The stockholders will receive 80 per cent
Of their holding in cash and the balance
in the stock of the new corporation at
par valuation. The stock of the United
Glass company is largely held in SYRIA
cuse, Utica and Cleveland, n. Y. Its
factories are located also in Pittsburo
and Cleveland, y. Y.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
SOUTH AMERICAN UET0E.
Views of "A Clergyman on Jtp Advnn-
taEes 40 This Country.

City Of Mexico Sept. 20.-The Rev.
d. Noyin II st. Psui's Episcopal church
AZ Rome has hcen giving much study 70
the question = the future OF the South
American republics. with whose clergy
he became well acquainted while al
Rome arl in this city.
He th;aEs that i The whole Of South
America could le brought into q fedora
ton Ike the United States it would be
a movement wL;eh. instead Of being an
tagoE!stic = the United Staty-. should
se one ot the greatest advantage to her.
The south American state, divi9ed
among tll.. :yc,, as they now are, are
not Il f-.t5- = my great force il the
world ha say-, -ad tAes alliance would
he o: no g~-,.-1.s. acc VHc :, anybody,
but II thu o9u.l be brought into the
great Republicans union. Gil alliance th,.A
Of the Jai-si states IF America, II ne
United Satee Of Mexico and OF the Unit
ed Stats If Seth America would be
able to hold its own against the whole
world
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
president BET,

with the inst editions Containing the
statement that the cabinet had decided
to pardon Dreyfus. Fhe newspapers sold
quickly, but there was n suah for them
upon the part Of the bou evardiegs
Those who bought the papers .at down
in front Of the cafes and reed ting an
nouncement without comment Every
one expected il, and the decision met
with no opposition
The Droits De LHomale Rights OF
Man, the Socialist organ. said: Our
task remains the sane tier as before
the liberation 0f Dreyi is-to continue
the campaign azainst al. those who are
responsible for the lameatabIq affair
Ii is expected that the work Of the
high courts Investigating COMMITTEE, an.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
Golden Rule Govern ment


The principal address was made by
Mayor Samuel u. Jones Of Toledo. Who
said in part:
As l. ssar5s t1day il il simple oandor 10 sa;
,he ~or5 patriotism Is 70 mos, i.eople mean
inFiess Ing ,e, ta me conception th4y Nave 81
the thing ,ein.- associated With ~ IRE ou1tins
A&ss. -rerrs sers and Fourth Of July. Ire aar
patriotism, however. IS :he Id patriotism The
Tag, me stars and strips AL represent sba
rcye u millions, tat we save been q ,usy IA
the chas: after @sa.th that any Just conception Of
% tlsr- Is vel! al.h lost IN thu hurry busly
o tn s-r4at'4
We have reached the point whore we are lis.
covering that ~ili beast athtcs arr not god
enough upon which 10 baza psraa-.s ut and en-.
daring repuN..- The ethics ii the wild beast
the survival u the stronEa~, shrewdest and ire
Tean.4t, nave been the inspiration Of our ma.
ter.aitst;c lives during the iar qua:te, Of a
century.
rhia fact in our national history has brought US
tod1! face TO face With the inevitable result. We
have nation in waieh few sre wealthy, a few
are in what may ha called comfortable arcum-
stances, yasT numbers propertyiess, and mil
lion. are in p4upe7isrn and crime. Certainly no
reasonable person vii con.eui tina, this Is the
goa. that have BEEN struggling for and that
the inequalities that charac>erixs our rich and
poor represent the ideas that the founders Of this
republic Wien th=y wTote that sill men are
created equal and tho new patriotism Is the
love q TIE millions that IS already planssng Tor
AND openin> the way 10 better things. to q eondi.
ttor Of lis under This government when every
cfiid born il it will have opal opportunity With
every other chiid 70 live t4e best possible Kind Of
life that he or she csa live,
This steps rn9sL ..a4iy 20 contribute to bring
.Hs about tie better days ana better times Nor
which We all .5nz axe to my mind. srose things
will rt.1nIa -sar vii
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20

|
NJ. Auguste Scheurer- K esther va
! born Feb. II. 1888. at Mu!hausen. Al
SAGE, from wnieh place the Dreyrus tam
| lily also hailed. He was president Of tht
| Chemical society of Paris aud was
prominent member Of number OF othel
societies, He was political director 0,
The Repuh!ique Franchise from 1879 t
1854 and was Republican In politics
He took a great interest in the improve
ment Of the working classes and in 1885,
founded a cooperative society for thei,
benefit lis Republican ideas In 1851
caused him to be sentenced to fou,
months Imprisonment and 1000 francs
fne.
VI. Scheurer Kestner was elected to the
national assembly in 1871, and in 1875 he
was first elected TO the senate, Of which
he afterward became one Of the secreta.
ries and eventually one OF the vice pres.
idents. Le was defeated for reelection
as vice president Jan. 10, 1898 He ha.
written extensively on chemistry.
NJ. Scheurer kestner In October, 1897
declared he was convinced Of the limo,
cence OF Dreyfus, that he had indubita.
Bile proofs of it and was resolved TO ef
feet the convicts rehabilitation.
An army Of enemies rose against him
and he was assaled from all sides with
the bitterest calumnies. and one result
Of his stand was his defeat for re-elec.
ton. But he stood unflinchingy under
the stress, and it was his presentation
Of the case that won over lola
Described by VI. Cola.
The celebrated novelist thus describes
Schaurer kestner at the time he tool
the first step in behalf Of Dreyfus:
"A life as clear as crystal, as straight
forward. as loyal as can be. not a stain
not the slightest moment of weakness,
One unchangins opinion faithfully fol
lowed. Without restless ambition, with
the end Of an exalted political position
due alone to the respectful sympathy of
equals.
"Withal not dreamer or a theorlst.
A manufacturer who has lived in his
laboratory. devoting himself to special
study, without counting the daily cares
of great business house under his care.
and, let me add. large fortune, wealth,
honots, happiness, the browning Of a no,
Bile life, entirely given up to work and
proper ending.
"Scheurer Kestner at last held a Ger
tainty." he continues, referring to the
Dreyfus discoveries. tie knew the truth
and determined 10 see justice done. That
was the critical moment for mind like |
MS. | can imagine what that minute of
anguish must have been. He well knew |
he storm he world raise.
l.
silence Of Scheurer- kestner during the
hree weeks when whole people in de-
pair suspected and abused him. The /
east violent expressed doubt as 10 his
anlty. Was he not an old man in his
econd childhood. one of those wnom in
ipient senile weakness causes to believe
.nything!
"Others-madmen and rufians-simply
aid he had taken a bride. Simple
nough-the Jews had paid million to
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
Lam ching of the virginia

Bath, Me-, Sept. 2o-Tho rala,ia
steam yacht Virginia, which was con.
snuctod n the Bath Iron works for
Isaac Stern of New York. has been
launched successfully. The event was at.
tended by 80 gJests from New York CITY.
who came here On special train. The
yacht was ctristened By Miss Stern,
daughter Of the owner Mr.. Stern y ter
ward rendered a banquet to the officials
Of the works, The Virginia has two
masts, schooner rigPed, and her dmen.
slOns ere rs follows: Length over aU 1874
feet; length on water line. l65 feet;
beam - feet inches; depth of hold Is
feet 1 inches: draft. II feet.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
Swift after Ranches,

Kansas City, Sors. 2o,-G, F. Swift,
the Chicago packer: Charles Cofman
and G.. 7. Hall Of this city, W. Fl. Jen-
piugs and c. {. Clamp Of San Antonio,
Tex, and II. Jennings and Il. l.. Eli
son. Fort Worth, have been in conference
here ezauining me titles to number of
ranches which. it is said the Swift inter
ests contemplate purchasing. Among the
ranches in Tho Childress, in the Panhan-
Gle Of Texas, containing in the neghbor-
hood Of 20O. 900 acres and on which 10, 1000
head Of cattle are 9razipg
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20

New York, Sept. 20.-The steam zach,
Niagara, Captain Shaektord, has arrived
from Southampton after an extended
cruise IN north European waters. Her
owner, Mr.. Howard Gould, and Mrs,
Gould and five guests returned home on
the Niagara. sailing from SOUTHAMPTON
Sept. /. The voyage to this port was
quite stormy. accompanied by very
heavy sea, The Niagara proved herself
an admirable sea boat and sustained ne
damage. Mr.. Gould and party will dis
embark at the 'oot of West Forty-second
street. North river.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
Strike on Government Tran.port.

san Francisco Sept 20-The expected
strike on the government TRANSPORTS bas
begun. The boilermakers on the Tacom,
ana Sheridan struck. and the Dainters
may follow today. The coal passers md
nreihen on the transport Centennial also
STRUCK heir places have been filed. The
boiler makers demand ten hours pay TO,
days work OF eight hours. The con.
tractors ofor ten hours for nine hour
Day The demands of the machinists have
been complied with and all the men in
that department are working with a will
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
Comment of London Papers.

london Sept 1U,-The afternoon news
papers here comment chiefly upon the
death Of N, Schuarer-Kestner, compar
ing its dramatic features with the deaths
Of Nelson and Wolfe at the moment Of
victory. u. Scauerer kestner had been
suffering t3r two weeks from typhoid
fever The Evening News declares there
is now no need to boycott the Paris AK
nositinn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20

"How dry am is the favorite son =
in Montpelier now when there is not It
drop of water to quencn their burning
thirst, when The County Court is in ses-
sion in their midst and W hen q temper
ance crusade is going on in their las.
resort in the city up the creek
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
Mexican boundary TrOuhIa

fhehiN. a. T., Sept. ,20.-Governor
Murphy has received dispatch from
the assistant secretary of state at Wash
ihGton requesting him to preserve order
on the border line near Naco, where the
cowboys and Mexicans have been in
stIlie, In the dispatch it is said that pro
longation Of the border warfare may lead
to international complications. The gov.
ernor WI begin thorough Investigation
Immediately.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20

The Telegram is pleased to welcome
to the Granite City the visiting dele
gates to the W. C. I, L. Convention,
The organization has wrought much
good in the state and we wish taem
pleasant visit while they remain in
Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20

Frank L. Greene takes hi, seat as
editor of the St. Adams Messenger.
The Messenger can boast Of having at
its head one Of the mos: brilliant young
minds in the State OF Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20

Washington. Sept. 20, Lawrence
Gardner Democratic national committee
man for the District of Columbia, died
here. Death was due TO a compiled ton
OF dropsy and heart trouble.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
TERMS

Entered in the Post Office at Barre VI, a.,
.econd-class matter.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20

wv We S6rec'ar-- AN TO ty--E Tiat
10 UNIVERSAL uptoar greeted this stupid
;t--r'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
NOTICE.,

To Whom it May Concern.-This is
to certify that the partnership hereto
fore existing between Alexander Dow
ers and Edward Chesser under the firm
name and title of bowers q
Chesser is hereby dissolved and that
henceforth Mr.. Chesser will con-
duct the business, paying all the bills
heretofore contracted by bowers &
Chesser, and receiving all the monies
now due the same.
Signed ANI EnwaRD cnhssz SER
Dated at the City OF Barre, VT, this 9th
day Of September, A. D. 1899.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
For Sale.

We have two certificates each en-
l',ihg one Siuden' /" Instruction cf the
Va'ue OF $50. good for eigh, weeks at
tendance on fhe Academic. Business,
Premiership, Tvpevrinng, and Eel
80 fapnE Department Of the Eastman
National Business College of POUCH
Eeep>le' \. \, or for course of study
hV mai Of the same value, and we will
'lspo>o ~ these certificates for Sl5. each
spot cash
For further particulars call at our
"ifice.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
HOW TO RUN CITIES.
League of American Municipalities
Meets In Syracuse.
ADDRESS BY MAYOR JONES.
The Application of the Golden Rule
TO the Management OF Municipal
ARairs-PFesident Blacks An
unal Address.

Syracuse. Sept 20-The third annua
convention Of the League Of American
VI Municipalities is ia session at the Alham
bra in this city. Four hundred delegates
ara IL attendance, and 400 more viii
arrive later.
Mayor McGuire Of Syracuse made the
address of welcome to the city. Gov
eTucr Roosevelt, who was u have deliy-
ered the address Of welcome to the state
te.cslaphed that he could not be present
FHrr.as Mayor Samuel l.. Black Of Co
.-l-odS. O.. president OF the league, ss-
spoHde4 - ,ne aitre.. VI welcome.
In his annual address President Black
said
We are 10: here to lose ourselves IN abssrass
and distract '3eeu!a,tons, Our purpose IL a
Is practical one. We deal With AuE,an lite;
r -eN 70 p.~41rg il. TO suffer it to rvn rs na.a-
raj course unchecked and shhampered ny disease.
We AIN to work his cut BY 4isPoang of SUI b Sc
'trsl: practical questi'ns as t.rtage disposal,
F4;er mp ), civil service ge.o.u, saloon ynxulA.
tons and similar measures We apology
- r-ska toF :his Tn--;saG today and ~ purpose
NJ man can rr1ass IN Robler work Noithsf
the rgsieiRC nor tins minister Il the gospel 90
belize IS IN ,hs humanitarian character Of 'heE
~of2. Il We and azlers worEsng along this line
Al increase al genera. average Of the heaEa
ana happiness d the millions who dwell n c:t-
rs, "a 7ays y4.n-d ysotory compared 20 Which
- s-rcc.ioH ot q Acct 9r ar army IS poth
-nt Since the last meeting II this league our
ps.a,= have hem ca.'ai laon to undertake or It
.test ~ '-gu.zF the government q cities n new
countries. and n Hanna. S81-lsso, harila and
ether ciAas o.! TIE East and Wet indies our ZIG
orsrs soitIers and administrators enfosctnz
,hs arst principles 3t nGnicip4. systen--elsaa-
ii and o~lgr. Whatever plans are srobcsai
and stateyer aopea We inlllze rhe nul. @! 9Ir
voters are not educated Upon Ipunicipa IF sirs
and are not informed u - Advantages ,ao!
secure - prayer eXsrcts4 Of sheir sItra.,e..
The voter st-aI.t :. :eutat waat hs can secure
BY int .iEeal ing. This ,nust * done by sh-
o6l-c. essen -ad example Of other cities war
s. ascA ass .eea taa= !57 :le pubh- AZ large
Tel the ysIers wnst % vote ar and plt your
s,atapes in ito coucra.s.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
A SHOE SHOP.

have just repaired and rearranged
my shoe shop at 50 West street, oppo-
site Morses New Block and am now
ready to DO first class repairing and
make boots and shoes to order at the
most reasonable terms. Give me trial
and know that you will be pleased
with the work and the price.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-20
sOHEURER-KESTNER DEAD
The Champion of Dreyfus Paxse.
Away In Paris.

Paris, Sept. -0.-M. ScheurerKsstner.
the former vice president Of the senate
and champion Of Dreyfus, is dead.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-25
STILL A MYSTERY.

NOTHING MORE HEARD OF THE 81
600 DIAMOND ROBBERY-THTEF
STILL AT LARGE.
The alleged diamond robbery which oc-
CURED on Saturday last. and by which
Mrs Hunt. alias Mrs. Mass. lost $1,000
worth of jewels is still a mystery.
Since reporting the robbery at the po-
lice station on Saturday noon, Mr.. Hunt
or Mass, has studtously avoided Chief
Dolan and police headquarters. and noth-
ing more has been learned Of the matter
Jockey Robinson has disappeared. and
nothing appears to be known Of his
whereabouts. 1t may be possible the
proprietor Of the gypsy camp and glass
blowers establishment. whose wife lost
the valuable CD rings is on a stih hunt
for Jockey" Robinson, but II such is the
case the jockey appears to have the pole
IN the race. and from the present outlook
will cary il to the end of the dash. The
puhlic IN general Is Of the opinion that
the robbery story was a fake to advertise
the business Of Mr.. Hunt, alias Mass.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-25
ONE CENT.
COOPER, CoTTER, CLARK.

DELAWAREs rHREE DISTINGUISH
fD PRISONERS DOING WE'LL AT
TRENTON PENITENTIARY.
United States Marshal Short and Dep
uty Marshal Clark returned from Tren-
ton this morning where they had went
yesterday to take Harris. the pension
swiudler, to the penitentiary authorities
Both Mr.. Short and Mr.. Clark saw
Ezekiel +. Cooper, Thomas S. Clark and
William +. Cotter, Delawares three
prisoners, now serving sentence In the
New Jersey prison. Clark Is still acting
as gatokeeper. and Is assisted In his la
bors by Cotter. The latter looks as well
as can be expected under the situation.
He states that he Is kindly treated by
the prison officials, has plenty to eat and
his duties are light Cotter Is plentifully
supplied each night with pillows, as he
Is unable to rest on account Of his heart
trouble unless propped mp In bed.
Colonel Cooper Is engaged as foreman
cf the packing room gang. ana is looking
forward to his release, IN August next
with much pleasure.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-25
WANT "saUATTERs" REMOVED

GROCERYMT1N APPEAR BEFORE
POLICE COMMISSION LAST NIGHT
WITH A COMPLAINT.
A delegation Of the Retail Grocers' As
sociation appeared before the Police Com
mission last night requesting that some
action be taken to prevent "squatters'
from occupying spaces on the sidewalk
on market days. They were referred to
the Street and Sewer Department.
Representatives Of the finn Of McCon-
nell & Robinson, bicycle dealers, appear
ed before the commission and asked dam
ages done to a wheel loaned the depart
ment to test. A compromise was effect
cd by paying The firm SO.
Orders were given that hereafter the
curtains on the patrol wagon be drawn
to hide the prisoners from the gaze OF
curious people. The policemen will dor
their new uniforms on May 9. The last
meeting Of this commission will be held
on Friday night The term of President
Lawson expires on Sunday night and
Commissioner Clarkson will sit as
member of the board on Monday night.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-25
wILMINGTONIANs BURIED.
RlVERVIEW CEMETERY BECOMES
THE RESTING PLACE OF a PROMI-
Nrrr.-rr, f,rrfvfryresr

RlNERVIEW CEMETERY BECOMES
THE RESTING PLACE OF A PROMI-
NENT CITIZEN.
j. Asa Adair, a prominent citizen Of
Wilmington was buried at Rlverview
Cemetery this afternoon. The services
which were largely attended, were held
at his kate home No. SO6 Adams street.
From her late residence the body Of
Mrs. Elizabeth IL. sedgwick, 60 years Old,
was taken TO the cemetery and privately
inferred this afternoon. The services
were held at No. 703 Washington street.
and many relatives and friends were
present.
Az the home of Edgar a. McCarrou,
No. IA Pine street, this afternoon, the
last rites were observed over the remains
Of Mrs Mary Souders, 6s years old. In
tcrment was made at Lombardy Gene
terry.
High mass was said az 81. Patrick s
Church this morning over the remains OF
Mrs. Margaret v. McCloskcy 30 years
old. wife Of William l.. BlcSle. The
friends gathered at the residence Of hel
mother. at Eighteenth and West streets
and accompanied the remains to h'
church. Intcrmcnt was made as. cathe
dral Cemetery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-25
SHORT SESSION TO DAY,

MORE CASES DISPOSED OF AT LAST
NIGHTS SESSION OF MUNICIPAL
COURT
But two prisoners appeared before
Judge Ball I'm Municipal Ccurt this morn
ing. Thoy were John, better known to
his fellow men as Buckley" Reed, who
received a sentence Of 50 and costs for
drunkenness. and William Brown, black,
who pleaded guilty to assault and bat
terry. and was fined $40 and costs.
At last nights session the following
cases were disposed Of: Martha Handy
and Robert Wallace, harboring a female
child under Is years Of age for immora
purposes. $1,000 bail for a further hearing
on April 20; John and Albert Mangle
Hrespass recommtted until April 2i;Rob
ert Porter. assault and battery, 500 bal
for further hearing, April q; john Ne
CURE. drunk and begging, 50 and costs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-25
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The tug Dainer. belonging to Hughes
Bros. 4 Bangs. Is at the Harlan and HOl-
lingsworth Company for repairs TO the
boiler
-Emmitt Stiiham will move his real
estate office from near Rogers Park to
this city.
The Jackson and Sharp Company viii
ship to-day another car for the Port Jer-
Wis IN. " Railway.
The new pews OF Old Swedes Church
have arrived and are beirg placed IN po-
sition.
The county wOrlahouse trustees will
leave tomorrow morning TO visit the
Baston Penitentiary and prisons AT West
Chester and Media.
DR. Shortlidge, president Of the Board
OF Education. has received from some
unknown source large picture repre-
senting the reading of the Declaration of
Independence TO the army on July y
1776.
Rapid progress Is being made on ths
now bOttling house OF the Hartmann ana
Fehrenbach Brewing Company
Sylvester d. Townsend Jr.. delivered
an address before the sunday Break
fast Association last evening