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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-19

sss territories widest ie, or hirdrsS a.
fson tie eons'i,stion. saeh perossl
riss,, IS tbs eoss,iiaiios guarantees With
10 the Isboie iaim1iciloa Of the nsiionsi
sorus NETT beth 10 states spd 10 terri
tories are ou The wtole .nch ~ vosld
BOT nslsrisliy impede satqas,e cottrol Of
fsdesl iuriiufy. ard al The same tius
each - wouia sish 10 extend 10 eli PEG
pie 20 let the Americas DAG.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-19

TIE sisitntpi 81 the eotdrion o. The
Hailobsl baths ca Dozen Der l, which bss
joe, been is'usa. IL the mosi favorable
one 10 The history Of these destinations,
the total soatoes 81 the banks are larger
by 500 600 900 ihsn The statement OF
sep,er. Der 20. 1875. Which stood uLtil
hist at the head. The loans aud dis
eooas hve increased 10 large proper
to-, snd toe Individual deposits are $500,
60 900 larger than 10 Sci mbet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-19
PERU.

We have some cold weather but not
q large smout OF snow.
There 10 considerable illness from
colds and The grip, but we are not ss bsd
ly on AS in many places.
Mrs. Daniel Eddy died 10 Lsndgrove
last week. Her maiden name was Nancy
NJ. Davis and she was born in Peru
March I6. 1880 She was the oldest
daughter 10 family Of seven children.
dss Of whom survive her. Mrs. Eddy
was married to Daniel Eddy Dec. 80. 1852
Two children we're born to them. Frank
and Henry. Henry died Nov. 20, 1893
Frank, who has been living 10 Fltchburg.
Mass, wss ct home during bis mothers
illness which has been about six months
10 duration.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-19

The rfai1sps reniss,ea joseph II.
Chsais q New Noft on Wsdnesssy 10 be
s@hatsssat eritssrainsry and pleaipotss
iisEy 70 Crest hsltsin. Ne. Chosie hss
been Arfomiefei lawyer let The past 40
years. ss3 u = ns@bsf 81 TIE fra q ~
sfis, cAos.s : Rss=is. tho ssalvf being
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-19
ARLINGTON.

w. y. Phillips. Jr. 10 attending The
Medical Department OF the U. V. NJ.
No one ever remem bers when there
vas 30 much illness aud 30 many desths
in this vicinity. mostly from the grip and
diseases that follow it, From sunday
morning until Monday morning, not IN uch
over "a bours, there we're nine deaths in
town. Among the recent deaths ere ex
Sheriff David Crofut, Mrs. N. b. Batchel
der, Mrs. Ira McLsusblip, Mrs. Otis
Ward, Laura Kinney, Mrs Oats. VIM.
Bushee. son and daughter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-19
I1OMKlsSIUNER's NOTICE.

4 'UM NIeSIUNEK . NUIIIE.
" Estate Of Dwssr TAYLoh,
Ths undsr signed. having been appoinisdtf
the Hon, Prdssle Court for the dat let ~ Msn
chester Con.sn's~aasf' 70 receive, sIsm,ns AID
adjust al elslGas and dsmsnds Of all Iersops
aga mt tbs estate "
Dsigis Taylor lsts OF Rupert
In aid District dee.sxad, s1d all claims sILibit.
% in Offset thereto, basety give notice thai 90
dvslIiag house II %. r Blsel 10 soah
huoeyt 90 the asa day Of Jans neat, from
ops O'clock = n nnni four oci0cs " n Oh
ssld dsy and that sir m0oths from tho
llib dsy u December A. u. ls5,, 10 tho Hms
limited by said Cc3ft for ssid creditors 70 pro.
.spt tLsif claims 10 US for examination and
Allowance.
Dated Al Rspsis this zsiL day oi Dsct mbsr
A. D. 1850.
Bss tBAs. PHILLIPS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

Report to Such Eject Discredited-
Captain Huston's Explanation.

CINCINNATI. March "a local paper
prints n story that the location Of the
keyboard by which the Maine was blown
up in Habana harbor has been found by
an American engineer officer.
The story is that Captain T. L. Huston.
of the volunteer engineers. who entered
the service from Cincinnati, and who had
been assigned 10 the duty OF cleaning out
the fortifcations Of Habana, had discov-
cred In a gun-room Of the Quartet de
Fuerste a wooden box or hut, in which
he found a gutta-percha tube containing
one large copper wire and several smaller
wires. lie also found evidence OF a key
boards having been torn away Captain
Huston Rad confded MS discovery to Mr..
Warren J. Lynch, newly-apponted general
passenger agent Of the Big Four road
who was visiting Habana, and said he
was about to trace the wires to prove his
theory that the Maine was exploded from
that point.
POSSIBLE. But NOT PROBABLE
HABANA, March 2O.-Captain r. L.
Huston. Of the Volunteer Engineers, was
questioned to-day by a correspondent Of
the Associated Press on the subject Of
the story printed by local newspaper at
Cincinnati, o.. saying that the location
OF the keyboard by which the United
States battleship Maine was blown up in
Habana harbor on February Is. 1898, had
been found by him IN q gun-room Of the
Fuerste prison while engaged in cleaning
out the fortifcations. The Captain said
the use of his name in this connection
was not authorized. He showed the cor
respondent cable with several wires
running into the harbor from Fuerste
| prison. one wire was connected with a
disused telegraph instrument in a neigh
| boring government building. Though the
cable has not been investigate by the
| United States engineers. the supposition
Is that it runs TO Cabanas. across the
harbor. and had been used for telegraph
! ing. There is a remote chance that the
wires in the cable were connected with
mnies. but there is no indication that
they had anything TO do with the blow
! ing up OF the Maine. The end OF the
cable sticking out Of Fuerste prison ha.
been seen by tourists for weeks past
Many soldiers have also seen the cable
and many have expressed the belief that
it was used TO blow up the Maine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
AJGTsTA's SOLDIER RIOTERS.
Order Severely Criticising ofhcers
and Finding Of Court-Mnrtini.

AUGUSTA. GA, March 2O-Generai
Young has issued an order severely crit-
cising the commissioned officers and the
finding Of the court-martial in the trial
Of the rioters Of the Fifteenth Minnesota
Regiment for the disturbances. which oc-
Cured March 4th and 5th, when one OF
their number was killed by saloon
keeper. He says in part:
"The deplorable ineiiiciency incapaci-
tv weakness. and timidity exhibited by
nearly all OF these commissioned oficers
present at the disgracefu and violent out
break in the camp is incredible, except on
the abundant sworn testimony OF SAID
officers themselves. These officers stood
expostulating. eXhorting, pleading, but
NOT one of them attempted 10 shoot or
fell the two or three leading men VINO
were actually breaking i'm the storehouss
door. These sworn details are SUFFICIENT
II Is thought. in two cases. at least, 10
have warranted the court-martial in
awarding the extreme penalty of the law.
The order from superior authority re-
ouiring immediate muster-out Of this
regiment Is all that precludes bringing
before a court-martial those officers who
proved themselves thus recalcitrant ana
il Is with profound regret that the corps
commander finds himself thus constrained
TO punish enlisted men, while commits
sions place beyond his control certain OIL
GERS. who are thus enabled 10 leave the
service with clean records
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
THE AYERS RED-BOOk.
A Work of Art which Marks the
Firm, Fifty-EIghth AnniNersnry.

The hfty-eighth anniversary Of the j..
c. Aver Company, OF Lowell Mass, the
well-known firm OF manufacturing
chemists has been signallzed by the pub
llcation OF very handsome souvenir
RED Book" The anniversary was OBJ
served AZ Lowell on the 18th instant In a
very elaborate way, and the souvenir
gives the programmes OF the many IN
teresting events which marked the occa-
sion. II Is profusely illustrated win half
tones and includes besides, the portraits
of the heads OF the seventeen different
departments in the Aver establishment.
one Of the interesting features u the
record Of last years achievements and
much space is devoted 10 emphasizing
the remarkable progress Of the firm and
the growth in popularity Of their we'll
known staples-"Ayer's Sarsaparila,
"Avar,s Cherry Pectoral." Ayers pills"
Ayers Hair Vigor" and the rest.
The Red Book is interesting. either as a
work OF art. or as a record which goes 20
show what enterprising business methods
can accomplish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

OutpOuring Of People To Honor His
Mcmory-Gov. Gambler Present.

AUGUSTA. GA. March 2O-The fune-
raj of Hon. Patrick Walsh. ex-United
States Senator. and at the ,ime OF his
death Mayor Of Augusta. took place this
afternoon. and was participated in by the
entire community.
The post office and places Of business
We're closed. buildings We're draped in
black. flags were at half-mast, bells were
tollcd. and the entire city united i'm doing
honor 10 the memor~ OF Augustus most
distinguished citizen.
LONG FUNERAL PROCESSION.
"It Is the longest funeral procession
I ever saw, except General Grants
said Governor Gambler this afternoon. as
he looked forward and backward from
the carriage he occupied IN ne honorary
escort at Mayor Walsh's IA cral down the
long row of carriages and ~ rching or
ganizatiOns. Every available carriage
that could be hired, besides private car
riages that were rendered to the family.
were needed 20 accommodate the family,
public officials. honorary escort and pail
bearers. Besides these there were march
irx I'm bodies i'm the procession the mount
ed police, Ancient order OF Hlbernians,
Knights Of 81. Patrick. Sacred Heart
cadets, BeneNDlcnl OltrI OF i>lhH, Is.tll-
mond Academy cadets. public-school
teachers and children, and many private
citizens. Bishop Becker. of Georgia, pro-
nounced the funeral euogy. and paid high
tribute to the public spirit. patriotism.
and high character of Mayor Walsh,
whom. he said. had risen from humble
and obscure beginnings 10 seat in the
United States Senate which he had hon
ored while he occupied it. Governor
Gambler came from Atlanta 10 attend the
funeral. Said,he: Mayor Walsh was my
lifelong friend. and l never knew purer
or trucr man
CHTRCH FILLED TO OVERLOOKING.
ST Patrick's church which Is the
largest in the city. was filled TO overflow
ing long before the hour Of the funeral.
ana late arrivals could not get within
a block of the church From the church
all the way 10 the cemetery the long pro-
cession moved between two walls Of peo-
nia Who lined the streets The grave was
completely covered and surrounded on all
sides bv floral pieces of elaborate and
beautiful design Telegrams of condo
lence have been coming I'm all day from
alI over the country, from New York to
FLORIDA. from prominent friends of Mayor
Walsh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
,y1yrEREsTING COOKING MAIN.
Four Lively Fights "Puiied ON III
Uichmond Lat Night.

An exceedingly interesting cooking main
,vas "nulled OFF, in a stable not many
hlocks distant from the city Hall last
NIGHT and about one hundred interested
srorts gathered around the improvised
nil and watched the cocks do battle to
The offair had not been advertised but
w. uord was passed around quietly yes
,nrdav morning. and when the first tight
,.as started TIE ringside was lined Tour
and Eve deep with young men. who were
nnt only interested in seeing the sport
hvt we're willing 10 back their favorites
Nth the "long ereen." which was in evil
de,ce throughout the stable and which
oharoed hands to a considerable sum-
Tbe fights were mostly hack affairs.
hrt they were none the less lively and
he ROSTERS gave each other lots of work
- do and gave the sports run Tor
their money" -Four of the cocks Were
rom Uenrlco and four from Chesterfield.
Tho Henrico birds won. gaining three out
~ the four fights. Just what the purse
VS. was not stated. but II was suiilclent
20 lend interest to the main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
THE ARMY BEEF COURT.
More Testimony That Neat was 'hht
for RatiOns.

CHICAGO. March 2O-The principal wit
ness on the list to appear before the gov
crnment court of inquiry to-day DR.
Nicholas Sem, was unable TO be in the
city. whcrcupon the court recessed from
noon until o'clock tomorrow evening
when DR.. Sem will be heard.
During its short session to-day the
court received the evidence of four wit
ncsses. who had been called upon request
Of Major Lee. the representative OF
Major General Miles. According 10 their
testimony. the canned beef was always
unnalatable and distasteful. and, in their
Judgment, it was coniributory cause OF
sickness among the soldiers, and unft
for an army ration. Critical reference to
tbe refrigerated beef was also made by
the witness.
one of the witnesses. medical officer.
testifed that he believed the so-called
roast beef 10 nave been boiled beef and
80, FOR a ration in a tropical climate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION MEETS.
IL VIII Issue Il Pronunciamento 10
the FiiipinOs.

MANILA, March 2l-S3J a. M.-The
United States Philippine Commission has
held its first meeting, and decided TO
issue a pronunclamentO 10 the inhabitants
Of the islands. President schurman viii
prepare t. The document will explain
the spirit in which the United states In
tends to fulfil the trust imposed, ana VIII
call upon the pee pie OF the Islands 10
Law down their arms and cooperate IN
the interest OF Good government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
Lnhn sherman worse.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. March 20-The
American Line steamship Paris, Captain
watkins. with the party OF American ex-
cursionisf who are touring In West In
dian waters, sailed at o'clock this morn
ing. John sherman Is worse, and Is not
likely to survive the night.
The United states cruiser Chicago has
not arrived. but # IS supposed she will
meet the Paris at Santiago de cuba.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
sCHLEY PASSES EXAMINATION.
pbysicnIIy o. IL. for Promotion ~
Rink of Renr-Admirni.

WASHINGTON, March 2O-Winheld ;.
schlev has successfully passed the physl-
,oi examination for promotion TO the
-. -, reor-admiral in the navy. before
t"'.,, ..Sicol hoard convened at the Wash
ta,,tor navy-yard. TO complete the legal
,ast he must also pass moral, mental,
III occasional examination. and his pa
anu pr, nov before a board of rear-ad-
pT,S lo,r,ls which convened at the Navy De-
r..asrt i'i'.s to-day. II is said to. be an un-
ponaented thing for an officer to fail in
.orafessional examination for promo
.ns ., - ,he rank OF rear-admiral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

MFR. James A. Morris announces that
nc mas sold out his business at 10. 52J
aast Broad street TO Messrs. William
Reinhelmer & Sons. The store j. one OF
the most popular ones on Broad street.
The nresent name will be retained. ard
the standard OF the establishment will be
upheld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
Non. Ieo's Life Ebbing Away.

LONDON, March a~The Rome cor
''enndent of the Daily Chronicle says:
..,i,honoh there is no immediate alarm.
=, - nenerally felt that the Pope's life is
~ -, awov, Communications have re-
eon,iy eoo,s been held between the different
cohinets relative to the eventuality of a
sOuClaVe."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

Will probably recommend that all the in
fantry Of the State be discharged from
service. though | have not yet decided
in the case of the Smithheld Company,
OF the old Fourth Regiment. / will lot
recommend the disbandment OF any OF
the artillery. 1t Is always in good shape
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
uotIot at Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG. PA. March N.rThc
nfty-third ballot for United 1s states ,,,, sena-
Ter resulted as follows: quay hepubii-
cam. S: jerks CDemocfao, =, Dai1en p'e-
publcan), 2; stewart lnoPup'O"'"' .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

The most efficacious stimulants 20 excite
the appetite are Angostura Buffers, pre-
.'ared ~ DR. ]. G.. B. Siegert 4 Sons. Be
pa" p,.a're az couuterfeits. Ask for the genuine
article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
The Weathe r.

- WASHINGTON. March @.-
IriJp Forecast for Tuesday:
For virginla-Fair weather. fol-
T lowed by increasing cloudiness;
warmer IN southwest portion; fresh 70
brisk noriheasterly winds.
For North and South Carolina-inefeas-
,r, cloudlncss; warmer; winds becoming
easterly.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND Yes
TERDAY was clear and pleasant.
Stat. of thermometer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

Mr.. G.. f.. Guvenator, secretary OF the
Home Brewing Company; mother. wife,
ana child. left last night for weeks
trip to Atlantic City. y. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

The state Bank Of Virginia has 'ust put
4, as Fire and 53urglar-Pr0of Vault an
other section OF those popular safe-pe-
nosit Boxes. that rent for $50 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
no., s,,Ioxv NauscatinG Capsules,

but take Groves Tasteless Vui'ii"e ~"
ders Absolutely tasteiess' A'"o'S'u ~
chemists. % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

one creates an appetite for more-wyes
~ Want IL Sc. cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
c,r. n Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
o,,ryists refund money II fails TO cure
as cents. Genuine has l. b. y on each
Sehles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

The open-door policy to comfort-smok-
inc Wyes Il Want IL" SC. Cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

The other man says Wyes II Want II"
Sc cigar just suits his taste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

t'on endeavored to represent officially the
wishes OF the majority, which was that
inc coming anniversary OF the birthday
% Jefferson should be celebrated this
year by the organization, az in previous
years. To recall those principles and
traditions with which his name is so in
delibly associated tends to bring about
a revival OF Democratic control. based on
public questions. the conditions Of which
are not transitory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
WILLIAM J. BRYAN"
BELMONT TO BRYAN.

NEW YORK. March 20-Perry Belmont
tonight gave out the following letter in
reply to one received during the day from
COLONEL W j. Bryan:
Dear Sir-I have Just received your
l'il'f OF fho 10th instant, in which you
Ger .iD' those who declared jim 1896 that
your election 90 the presidency on the
'nicae' platform would endanger the
nation welfare as the Republican allies
VINO masquerade as Democrats between
campaign io give more potency 20 their
betrayal OF Democratic principles on cleo
tion-day
Mr. Belmont then goes on to say that
before answering "the unwarrauted let
ter no had instituted "a suit against a
New YORK newspaper on account of an
allegel libel in which he was characterized
as "a hieher-pricod man than the fioater
who sells his vote for s. ON clection-day,"
ard continues:
CHARGE OF DEFAMATION.
'Your purpose 20 bee equally dcfama-
tory Is obvious Your skill in the use of
words fOr5ids the plea that in your letter
you misused them through ignorance. The
design is plain, and were IL not that you
have interviewer In your abuse reference
Do my opinions upon public questions as
opposed 10 your own, to the Democratic
Club. OF which 1 am president, and to its
proposed celebration Of Jefferson's birth
O.y. / should have left your offensive
fements unanswered.
The Democratic club. OF New York
h.s membership Of nearly 5000 Demo-
Gala who all hold 10 the main principles
ar Democracy. while their opinions may
vary in regard 20 such political questions
s. re not fundamental bat merely local
or tfansit0ry. Ike many Of the vain con-
cets SOU have yourself espoused. But
hone OF these 1900 men Is Republican.
All ior myself / never voted for a Repuo-
Acan candidate, either for great or n
small Office.
ihe Board Of Governors and the presi-
esAt Of ~ larKe u Democratic organiza-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

Mean temperature .....c........... y
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-27
THE SUPREME COURT.
The First District Cases Were Argued
Yesterday.

The Supreme court met yesterday for
the hearing of argument in the First dis
trict cases. all the justices save Judge
R. NJ. Douglas being on the bench. JUS
flee Douglas is sick and in the hospital
in Philadelphia.
Proceedings were had as follows:
Certorari was granted in Faison VS..
Grandy, from Northampton.
The case of Ice Company VS.. Railroad
Company. from Wake, will be heard on
next Saturday.
The Mccall quo warranto cases from
Buncombe and Madison will be heard on
Monday, October End, at 10 a. m.
First district cases argued during the
day:
Hinton VS.. Insurance CO., continued.
White VS.. Underwood, argued by
Winborne & Lawrence for plaintiff; d.
c. Barnes for defendant.
Jordan VS.. Newsome; continued by
consent.
Nichols VS.. Edenton; submitted on
brief, under Rule II, by w. ]. Leary
for plaintiff, w. NJ. Bond for defendant.
McGloughan vs. Mitchell; argued en-
preliminary motion by George Cowper
for plaintiff, Winborne & Lawrence fer
defendant.
White VS.. Hill, argued by MacRae Il
Day and ]. c.. l.. Harris, for plaintiff
Simmons, Pou & Ward and w. Il. Rod
man for defendant.
Clark vs. Moore and Aydlett VS. Scott;
continued.
Appeals from the Second district will
be called on Tuesday, October 3, as fol-
lows:
Wright VS.. Railroad Co.
Bank VS.. BridgerS.
Boone VS.. PEBBLES.
Faison VS.. Grandy.
Howard VS.. Insurance Co.
Hines VS.. Mercer.
Hines VS.. Moye.
Moore VS.. Brady.
Deloatch VS. Gunner Co.
Terry VS.. Railroad Co.
Tyler VS.. Capehart.
Edwards VS.. Deans.
Hollomon VS.. Hollomon.
Bird VS.. Gillian.
BaZemore VS.. Mountain q cases)
Brinkley VS.. Balance.
Pump Company VS.. Ice Company.
puryear VS.. Lumber Company
Johnson VS.. Railroad Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-27
A THOUSAND TONGUES.

Could not express the rapture of An
ME Il. Springer, of 1925 Howard street,
Philadelphia, Pa. when She found that
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consllm. =
tom had completely cured her of a hack.
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she says of this Royal Calree-"it soon re-
moved the palm in my chest and 1 can
now sleep soundly, something ! eau
scarcely remember doing before. | feel
like sounding its praises throughout the
Universe" SO Will every one who tries
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lie of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price
SOC. and $1.00. Trial bottles free at all
drug stores, every bottle guaranteed