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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-30
TWO NEW FACTORIES
BY The Lanyon Zine Compa-
ny. the Construction Of
Which Will Begin
Very Soon.
FULLY FIVE HUNDRED MEN
viii BE Employed. aud Nearly All of
Them will be Skilled Laborers.

The Lauyon Zinc Companv has
nI,nnad mud viii soo, hagb, huildinu
a aulnhuric Acid works and a zinc
p,llirg Mm Tbav will both ba
huilt IN tho ground adjoining IoIa
,ov nsrtlv oc.p,,iad bv rho t,yo ora,t
Zinc smeIters palopo,no to this com.
many
The Rrutsrrp has known of these
nl,rs f,r a,na TINA but has NOT re-
oaiyad rar,,is.i,, mill rov to mako
than, nnbliclv known
arected frat Asi.ganaraIIv known
the Zinc ora recaivad here contains an
an avsr.ga - hop+ thi,tv.fve NOR cant
or arl,,,r Vvhar ,,a ora {. roas,ad
rranorotorr to s,,alt;no ,bis surrhur
Il o,ive, afr .rdrn,o t,is ,ins If has
,aa,, off ,,os,ad wor.a than vosted
i,,,ooI Go :, ,,oi.,,od ,ha mir a,d
othar ro,,a,a,io,, tha u.,rLs rha
,,ou. ,oot,,r,, ,.ui ,.,har :, ,his ami
nhur aud rad,oa !; ,o tho artiola Of
oon,,,oroa L,o,,,, ariohrrio oo,a
Tha rion+ ,,,,i H.. h,,, ha,uaa, ,i,a
,wo snoitars and wut ha vary I.ras
ardaxna,siya Tho hriIdino will no
=, tho ,a,ohho-hood of 1ooo fest long
and tha towar and Of Il will ha no.
,waar On aud 100 ,aa+ b;oh rho cos,
will nroh.hlv somawh., axoaed baIt
militia, doIIa,s II will hava =
o.,,o.,.u -, szn ,o,,. -, aut,hrrio .oid
d,i,v aud will ,acass,rilv raouira tho
emnlox ment of large number Of
man rost of who, will ma a,iIIad
workma,
Tho RAILING Nius will nyobahlv no
nh, 4, yast NJ Wo,ks Nh 1-oanar.
ally kroun as utha old smelter -
This aIso w,II racassa,irv no n larga
a,6 srhstar,ial hrildi,o 6uad win
yary haa,,, md av,,a,siya machinery
on, raorir,rc tho sar,ioas Of 81 orsot
nnn,bar of skillsd and high nriced
In horars Tna oo,,,arv has not vat
soorrad final as,i,,o,as NJ rho cost of
this plan, but II will Ina ewhere
hatwaar u ouar,ar aud half mil.
Iio, ,I,liar.
vi course THESE immense INDUSTRIES
cannot he put INTO operation III Gay
nor month. But work VIII be COM
mehceu very soon ana VIII pe Pusheu
as iasl as energy ana ample capl'al
can 90 H. But the town VIII not
nave TO wait Tor the'r complexion
before reallAlhg dement, from them'
ior IL Is easy 10 understand 'ha' lrom
the uay the hrs' spade iul' oi eArth
mas oeeh turned all army OIL "ofNmeh
Will he employed III their cohstruc'
tlon'
The Facts above briehy sci ior'h
were given the hEGlsIER ny Mr.
Rogers, the v:ce-Presideht ana gen
eral manager OF the Lshyoh-Alhc
Company, ana their puollcatloh was
authorized ny hlm' h9hce they are
FACTS and not rumors or guess work
voa,oraor ,h, ppo,sr,y n,bI,shad
,ho ao,aua os ,ha oonstrro,ion 90 tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16

mar ne was n handsome man-a strIhihs-
Iv handsome man. Bill was not long III
Noticing the change that had come over
his sweetheart, and he determined 10
make the best Of that thirty days iur-
Tough. and win the girl he loved WINE
he vet had on that magic UNIFORM lie
saw that az long as his heart beat be-
meath that blue coat II had the power OF
causing others TO throb I'm unison with II.
And he knew that i'm a few weeks MS
regiment would be mustered out, ana
that when he again returned TO SUM
mersville the trappings of the soldier
would be left behind, and he would sim
ply be the same old Bill Jones as Vf
yore. A sigh escaped him az he thought
of this. for. like most people Bill liked
for the eyes OF the world TO be upon
him. But he lost no time in paying his
attentions to Florence Bradley. He had
gotten the inside track, and he made
the most of every day. The young law
yors and doctors, TO say nothing Of the
Others, were left far behind in the race
and before the last quarter was reached
they dropped out altogether. And when
Eli left the little town on the last day
of his furOugh, Florence Bradley had
uttered those words which made him. as
he declared to her the happiest man in
his regiment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16
The search TOR Anccstnrs.

Fr0m Paper on "The Modern
Ancestors" in Self culture for NJ
II one pursues n research f1r an
the spirit Of "a recent visitor lo
logical library. it Is hardly an
occupation. go. / don't want .'
about an these people" She
what is the coat-Of-armst I..
/ care 90 look f0r.' Perhaps
have experienced some h1eEn-
if she had heard the remark Oh.
I'm the same library. that most ".
sigma claimed by American iin
AN element Of spurioatut-s. OF
Of doubt. hanging oyer ii'iA
peers OF the realm oIl NOT tr
10 seek their fortunes bob ih. N."
wllderness-as. indeed. why stN
But whether OF mot toe NI
families entitled by the laws of
90 display armorial bearings
this genealogical expert Wuu.i
believe. is of slight imuoriIu..
true explorer in senclloeleal
We find blazonel shield "N
uemorates the urOWcss of SOM
ancestor. it Or certainly an int'io
innocent object 90 contemplate.
practical value 90 ls ms empty
years birds nest ana taf more
less % "a people who have been
erqti0ns in the position of
sons" SO far ass the profits of 'I.
nobility are concerned. TIE ifN
forefathcra boasted no such De-
vices may be- equally rich bon 700
tributes 10 success iu American l.
siblv even ficher. N We may ff
philosophy Of the author az
Thoughts;
"Thcy that ON glorious ancC siora
Produce their debt instead ol ih
charge
Genealogical inquiry has been
REGARDED as inducing 81 feeling
tocracy or blue blood EXCLUSIVE
Yet the natural tendencies OF iN'
seem an the other way The ifNr
l0gist ought 20 be- tho most prone.
of democrats. As one follows tnN
various sources an of thc CONVEX si"-
that have contributed Co tne ai''
his own personality. be can stdf''
acquiring new views OF .NN
brotherhood OF man. and OF in' NIh
bind an focial factors into va'
dependent whole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16

4 ,o-. .t.,.,.. and Ga. ,,,,ss l,... ..
- 't....,..., g., ..hri,,t, t... .r
Grange lls a'' t"ag' ~ al5' Jun
then 10 ran DacA' j heii oi"',. l
liant attempts 10 rally iham. feiiN.
with his staff galiOBed down tO th'm d
ian energetic British-French. pun. 1874. ,
n Is to be- feared. by many oatU.. I.
bortod tl,.,,, "a stand From. Lib.
az a. .su ILL " s,.',I bigb In alr r,
vo,,tb ra~ an sever,l n3cos Am al. f.t
uD,..ii,th "a ,,, 80 his Slid t..I
ana fo-,rtb foinol Tho gr.up. som.
caIioI nrt II t-rsnch "Irilurs t. ..
mont" ana arIlmmers ana buei.r in
out ana sounded and screamed fI. r.t
H. charoe and stii mo eronr l.lt. 4
s,,o,e5 a. and fro unl..ff.I ..r
nm heroic r,eh ON tha lr.r,- 3D. r....
ienoi,fs ai0bt
ITorn aeain os eo cft.r ffr.r.h.f. t.a
l~' t7'''.i' t,, r
9altle, ti!e auIi,."us ,.... ,...-
uHtlns ".
Su@HS'u WY iVi '.l' @ .
uel lauoSn5 ty,.'t
~" DA '9 " ,..'. t,
nc hIls1' ~ '"i.'i r.
BATTALION was al guar '.'
rear OF lH. i,t..
IN tnc ACT or u'lt.l
pdupehy' WIN hir '.' "'
INTO ne gap ntl" .
Inc Jam was Hel
shot or Dayun,, .I
prcahle iuipuSS '' .rf.,....... .
enough 10 eNcii'l. f... ,. ... .
Ntth NuSsi'i "i' ,f... ...... .I d..
IlillvHrg, HN1 NJ, s.He f,,f.rtr, ....r
mass But me hiltish l'li'.
stlenst lilH.7 WI .i.... .
soiiletlnncs WIZ " nv, "' t,1c. f.r mi.
eMenns ~ , t,D~'tc ,bfrt, g....
sSei,Jt 49,, 49,, ~. tir.i,.,b his roi,. .l .
No., froy, ami IN dgnk hair I'D th
,i,,i,,, in mo gfrorf And 10 was f.t
heroic dash Of thirty British sold 3
,bro,,,,b v,hst may be called tho -r..
~ ~ ,,raot I5ussfau column. which I. .s
its etrenpfb ana froze into p0wcrl0 ID
~. sttacir ~ its head The SDr.u.I
I,ngo, Nv mis- time coming brag.r a
,,,,ir tbo ,rraaf tfllulr column -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16
Peace i'm Columbia.

columbia Is. CO State)
Yesterday was peace and unity day
I'm Columbia, and. 10 use the phrase OF
q retired statesman, strange proceed
ings were I'm ORDER one of Sherman's
soldiers. who had visited or tried TO visit
this city on a certain memorable occd-
sion 81 years ago. was guest Of honor
at the banquet table Of a new Columbia,
sprung up since he left us last. An
ardent "Haskellite" acted as postmaster
and introduced Senator Tillman, who
was received with "deafening applause
by a Columbia audience. The whole
outfit, we believe. drank dispensary
liquor without a qualm. Meanwhile a
committee Of conservatives appointed
by Reform" presiding officers of the
legislature We're investigating the man
agemout of public institution by am
eminent Performer" Democrat and Re
publican fraternized. and the descendant
Of Governor James Hamilton, of South
Carolina. as a congressman from the eX-
tremest State Of the Northwest. delighted
Columbians with his eloquence. What
would q newly-awakened Rip Van Wrinkle
have thought If ne had come to town yes
tCrday!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16

AMI all other forms Of this common ara
often dangerous disease readily cured
without pain or Inconvenience.
Thousands of men and women are af-
hcted with some sort Of piles, without
either knowing the exact nature OF the
trouble. or knowing IL. are careless enough
10 allow ~ 70 run without taking the
simple means offered for radical cure.
The failure of salves and olntments to
permanently cure piles has led many to
believe the only cure 10 be a surgical
operation.
Surgical operations are dangerous TO
Ike. and. moreover. not often entirely
successful and at this time are 10 longer
used by the best physicians or recon-
mended by them.
The safest and surest way TO cure any
case Of piles. whether blind. bleeding, or
protruding Is to use the Pyramid Pile
Cure composed of healing vegetable oils
and absolutely free from mineral poisons
and Opiates The following letter from
a pittsburg gentleman. a severe sufferer
from bleeding piles. gives some idea OF the
prompt. cGectual character OF this pile
cure. lie writes:
| take pleasure writing these few lines
70 let you know that / did not sleep FOR
three months. except for Il short time
each night, because OF bad case OF bleed
ing piles. / was down In bed and the
doctors did me no good. A good brother
told me OF the Pyramid Pile Cure and I
bought from my druggist three Decent
bottles. They cured ne and I will soon
be able 70 go 10 my work again
WILLIAM HANDSCHT
i6 Street Cotton alley, below Butter St.
Fltts6urg. Pa.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is not only the
safest and surest remedy for piles. but Is
the best known and most popular. Every
physician and druggist in the country
knows il and what IL will do.
Send 10 Pyramid Company. Marshall.
Mich. for little Look on cause and cure
OF piles, describing all forms Of piles ard
the proper treatment.
The Pyramid can be found AT all drug
stores at % cents Per package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16
SMALLPOX STILL SPREADING
Twenty Counties i'm North Carolina
Now Affected.

RALEIGH. y c., March 1j.-Small-poX
continues to spread in this State. Up to
tonight its appearance has been reported
in twenty counties. The latest cases re-
ported are in Gunford, Moore, and War
rem.
The counties i'm which cases have been
reported TO the state Board of Health are
Currituck. PasquOiank. Perquimans,
J Gates BERTHE. Tyrrcl, Edgecombe, War
rem. Wayne. Johnston, Wake, Alamance,
Guilford. Buncombe, New Hanover.
NORTHAMPTON Columbus. Halifax, Nc
Dowell. and Moore.
So rapidlv is the disease assuming the
proportions Of an epidemic that the state
Board of Health has appointed small
pox inspector. DR.. Henry i. Long, who
successfully treated seVenty-iive cases in
Ireden county last summer was selected.
lie will visit infected districts, compel
quarantine of patients. and direct their
treatment. lie began service this morn
ing going first TO Warrenton. From there
he will 90 10 Burlington. The disease IS
worse at these points than anywhere else.
IT is especially bad among the mill ope-
rativos at Burlington.
COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
Compulsory vaccination I'm the town and
county has been rcsOrted TO.
At Greensboro the authorities have
given the people three days notice 10 be
vaccinatcd. and failure TO comply with
the ordinance win subject the offender 70
SO fine.
There is one case i'm Wilmington. and
&c is rigidly isolated. The town of Clinton.
I'm Sampson county, has quarantined
against Wilmington ard Norfolk.
The greatest secrecy prevails in the In
fected districts as TO the extent and fatali-
~ of the disease. and his is one Of The
reasons that induced the Board OF Health
10 appoint an inspector Unless the cpl
demic is speedily checked, compulsory
vaccination will be ordered over the en-
tire state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16

not having nutriment in It, did your men
lack for fOOd?'
''They did"
Colonel Gillespie: What was the name
Of this brand that you found maggots in?
at was Swift x CO.'S brand
"Are you certain VI that?'
az am certain"
The court adjourned TO meet in Omaha
tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16

The committee which was appointed by
the cuban Military Assembly at Habanl
10 20 TO Washington, it IS understood.
will not be recognized In any official
..Irl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP or FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid Taxa
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable TO the system. 1t
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
10 overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste. but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by n method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get IFS beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ky. NEW YORK, M Y.
For sale by all Druggists.-Price soc. per bottle.
(fa 1-Tu TIL q Sa " G, weow-tonr)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16

No changes were reported yesterday in
The senatorial deadiocks in Pennsylvania
and California.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-16
Don't swallow Nauseating Capsules

but take Groves Tasteless Qunine Pow
ders. Absolutely tastelcss. Endorsed BY
chemists. Is cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co., Colum bus, O.
"Gentlemen-I have used Pe-ru-na for
short time and can cheerfully recon-
mend it as being all you represent and
wish every man who is suffering with
catarrh could know OF its great value,
Should | at any future time have occa-
sion to recommend a treatment of your
kind, rest assured that yours will be the
one. James Lewis"
Wherever the catarrh is, there is sure
to be a waste of mucus. The mucus is
as precious as blood. 1t is blood, in fact.
1t is blood plasma-blood with the COR
puscles removed. To stop this waste,
you must stop this catarrh. A course Of
treatment with Pe-ru-na never fails to
DO this.
Send for free catarrh book. Address
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co.,
Columbus, o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26
"IHE BEST BOAT WON."
The Statement of sirThomas Upton Has
Received Generous and Fair Treat
mcnt During His Whole Visit.


New YORK, oct N.--Sir Thomas Upton
bore his defeat like tie gentleman that
he is, The best boat won, he SAID, 'and
that Is "a it should be and has always
been in the races for Americas cup
When the racing was over and luncheon
had been served on the Erin The guests
remained at the table while Sir Thomas
rose in his place at the head Of the table
and said: My Friends: | came over
here to lift the Americas cup and take it
back to England and ha Je failed tc do
it. | never said that ! would 10 ii nor did
| ever say more than that thought Rad
an equal chance Tor it, My rival mas
never said more than this, so there has
been no boastin,, on either side. What
ever | may have :hougnt in the paht does
not matter now. an convinced that the
Columbia is tho better boat and She richly
deserves her victory
IL am glad of one thing. and that Is that
while | have failed IN Uft the cun / have
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26

mo 'NtGtu SUI p9uInl 6eql eioJaq hrs dol
the shamrock held on until IN the con-
stantly freshcning wind she decided that
it was dangerous to carry II longer and n
sailor was sent aloft to lower it, ON every
tack of the threSh to windwHrd the YAM
kce increased her lead. sailing 50 close
that the old salts said she could wipe tic
eye of the wind"
At l:4I the Columbia was leading by "A
quarter of Il mile. All excursion boats at
this time were bucking into the head seas
for home as fast as their screws could
churn; but an on the run down the pace
was too hot and not half the fleet waa in
at the finish. AS tho gallant Yankee shot
across the finish between the lightship and
the committee boat the shippers of the
fleet that had gotten there in time almost
forgot to open their brass throatcd whs-
ties 80 absorbed were they i'm the stirring
spectacle. But they made up for it later
a grand spectacle followed the finish.
Tho victor after lowering her sails set the
stars and stripes at her topmast truck at
both ends of her spreador and at the taft
rail. Soon the whole fleet blossomod out
in American flags
| The Corsair flagship of the New York
club. went alongside the Columbia and
gave her three shr+ckinE blasts Every
ship in tho excursion fleet followed turn
ing loose their Whistles and sirens I'm a
imaddeninE chorus. Later the Erin which
had remained behind foC few minutes
with the Shamrock, steamed up TO the CO.
J iu,nbia the stars and stripes futterng
/ from main and mzzen. The Corsair
gre ted her with cannon. which Sir Thorn
as acknowledged by dipping the English
Jack at the taffrail. Then, by Sir Thomas
| orders. the crew of the Erin lined the rail
and gave three good Anglo-SaNon cheers
| for the Victors. They were returned with
interest by the proud crew Of the Column
Dia
| The American yacht was first to reach
he's mooring buoy inside the Hook and
when her late rival came up in tow the
sailors of both seized the opportunity 10
cheer each other Justify. Later Sir Thorn
as went aboard the Corsair and there soon
aftorward Mr. Isein joined him. Thoce
were toastS TO victor and vanquished. Ia
America and Great Britain to gentlemen
and ladies and all sorts of things. and so
| with fluctuations all around the cup Sc
ries for 1899 ended with the best Of good
feeling.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26
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It is the great medical triumph Of the
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The regular nifty cent and one dollar sizes
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26
U. S. COURT AT RUTLAND.

Rutland, oct. 23.--An adjourned session
Of the United States District and Circuit
courts was opened at the federal bui ding
this afternoon. Tho case on trial before
the jury which will undoubtedly be frst
disposed of is that Of Abbie G. IAwton
VS. the Delaware n Hudson railroad com
pany, n suit for damages, Il beng claimed
that sparks from the defendants ioromo-
tives set fire to certain buildings belong
ing to the plaintiff When tho court adj
journed on October 4, me following case s
were marked for trial to-day: Cnited
States VS.. Wilbur Farnh1m, violation "f
the postal laws; VS.. Henry Brewster the
same: vs.. George A. Brown. the same; vs.
Nyron G. Stafford smuggling; VS. Lee Toi
entering the United States The civil case
Of Erastus W. Jewett vs.. the Atwood Sus-
pender company was also set for trial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26
Fire in Bellows Falls May
Conceal Traces Of Muir
der and Robbery.
STRANGE man MISSING.
Charred Bones In tho Ruins of u Lonely
House He Had just Hired Indicate
That lie Perishe d-Had q Large
.um of Money When Last
Seen Alive.

Fellows Falls, oct. PA burn dwell
ing, n suspicious heap of chIrrCd bones,
Moderated almost to a heap of dust, the
',naccountabls absence of tho occupant
and the knowledge that he had in his pos
session a ,arge sum of money are tho
main facts in Fellows Falls mystery
that may never be solved and has given
rise to count less rumors here to-day in
which foul play figures.
AS the principal feature yesterday a
stranger drove TO Dennis Drislanes VINO
lives on the Westminster road mile from
this place and rented of him a small
dwelling on the hill above the farm house
stating that he would went the place for
some time, paying months rent in ad-
vance displaying at tho same time a large
roll Of money and took possession at once.
Tho dwelling hired is in the woods out OF
sight of the main road.
/ Mr. brisbane noticed this morning that
smoke was rising from that direction. M
alarm had been given during tie night,
no one being aware of any thing wrong
/ until this morning, Upon inres tigati'n
I the house was found in ashes. the tenant
being missing.
Mr.. brisbane became alarmed and noti-
fed the Westminster authorities who came
ana made an examination Of the premises
In the barn, a lcanto attached 10 the
house, was found the half-con aumed re-
mains of the horse. A few feet away In
the main building was a line of ZONES al
! most entirely consumed which might have
been human being. The wagon had beer
! left "A little away from the building ano
! consequently was not burned
. Under the seat were found papers Hnt
memorandum books which showed IN,
mans name to be j. Larney, - Summcl
street, Worcester, Mass. representing tho
American EXpander company of putnam
conn. The memorandum books showej
hat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-26
VERMONTERS IN WASHINGTON
Received bv President McKinIcy-Their
Trim Through virginia.

Washington, oct. 22.-rhe portion of the
Vermont party which visited Luray ar
rived in Washington yesterday noon. COM
ing from Luray the party passed through
a most interesting part Of Virginia, Front
ROYAL, Manassas, Gap GanVille, Broad
Run, Manassas and Alexandria. These
were scenes familiar to the First and Sec
ond Vermont brigades and to the First
Vermont cavalry during the war At Luz
ray visit was made to the monument re-
Gently erected to the private soldiers oil
the Copfcderacy and at Front Royal they
passed in sight of a monument dedicated
only a few weeks since to Mosby's men.
President Mckinley held "A reception yes
tcrday morning for Nermonters. who were
introduced by Col. Albert Clarke and Col
II. W. Allen. The party returns to Yer
mont this week. Many will improve the
opportunity to visit the Export Exposition
at Philadelphia. The committee in charge
Of the excursion are to be congratulate
upon the success of the trip which ha:
been most interesting and enjoyable.