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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04
WITHDRAWING
TROOPS FROM
CLEVELAND
Followed by Another Dynamite
outrage.-car Damaged but
no one was Hurt.
THE BOYCOTT ON THE RANE.
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood
oiLocomotive Engineers Tells
Why he Rides on the Cars.

CLEVELAND. o., Aug. s.-The with
drawal OF several companies of troops
was followed tonight by another dyna-
milling outrage, but fortunately nobody
was hurt. The explosion occurred un-
der Jennings avenue car. on which
there were six passengers. It smashed
the fange OF one of the wheels and
splIntered the running board at the
side. The passengers were badly fright
ened, but none was injured and the car
proceeded on It's way to the end Of the
run.
Grand Chief P. NJ. Arthur, of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
has been reported to the strikers for
riding on Big Consolidated cars in dis
regard to the boycott. When asked to-
night II he patronized the Big Console
dated cars, Chief Arthur replied;
"of course do. ride on them every
day, and whenever have occasion to
do so."
''why do you do it," he was asked.
why" was the reply. do you sup
pose 1 am going to walk three miles
down town when the cars pass my
door? OF course am not. This aglta-
ton and the boycott are utterly ridicu-
lous and the strikers have gone alto
gether too far
The director OF police said tonight
that officers would be instructed to ar
rest on the charge Of disorderly con-
duct all persons who annoy passengers
Of the Big Consolidated cars by calling
names or following them to their homes
to ascertain where they live and who
they are for the purpose of bringing
them under the boycott.
Many well Informed persons who have
watched the progress OF the boycott
closely believe that the movement has
reached Its limit and is now on the
wane.
At the strike headquarters to-day 1t
was announced that fifty of the nom
union motormen and conductors run
ming on the Wilson, Central and SEQ
Vile lines had quit work. claiming the
Big Consolidated had broken its,agree-
ment with them. The men. it Is stated,
were promised 50 day and board until
the strike was over.
The company posted a notice to-day
at the Wilson avenue barns stating
that as the strike was practically end
ed, the men must pay their own board.
The latter, however, deny that the
strike is over and as a result, according
to the strike leaders a number Of the
new men refused to take out their runs
this morning and are now engaged in
trying to induce other non-union men
to quit. The Big Consolidated officials
deny that the men have stopped work
as stated by the strike leaders.
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poA1INIoAN REvoLUTIoN

It is Reported that an Uprising has
Broken out In Several Spots.
CAPE HAYTIEN. Hayt, Aug. SIT
has Just become known that an armed
InsurrectIon has broken out at La Vega,
a town IS miles southwest Of Domingo.
in favor of JimInez, who asplres to the
presidency In succession ts the late
President HeureauN.
Later adyIcea from the Dominican re-
public indicate that the revolution is
growing in strength. At Santiago de
Ia Cruz, so. well armed men have risen
under the command Of Gen. Ramon Pa
checo md Gen. p. Reyes, who Is very
influential In those districts. has Joined
the Insurgents with several other gem
erals, each commanding fairly impor-
tant forces
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EXAGGERATED REPORTS
ofthc yellow Fever Epidemic-SOmc
OuictIng Assurances.

Quicting Assurances.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. August g.
Governor woodhn, Of the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, tonight wired the
Associated Press as follows:
'NATIoNAL SOLDIERS HOME. Va,
August 2.
an view Of the exaggerated reports
in the daily press throughout the
country ms to the epidemic OF yellow
fever ut the home, deem It incumbent
10 the duty owe the public and pnrtic-
ularly to tho families Of the four thou
sand members OF this home to make the
following statement:
"The disease first made It's appear
ance about the 22nd OF July. when sew
eral members were sick in quarters, but
dId not consider themselves sufficiently
mi TO require hospital treatment, but on
the 2fth the surgeon ordered several to
the hospital and not until the next day
dId any symptoms Of yellow fever ap-
pear, at which time Surgeon Vickcry
reported the facts TO me and recon-
mcnded that II yellow fever expert be
requested from Surgeon General Wy
man, of the hospital marine service.whO
ordered DIR. Warlln to report to DIR.
Vlckery for the purpose Of investiga-
tion.
on Saturday he reached here and he
hesitated about reaching decision IN
I'll such ume ns he could hold an au-
topsy. Such autopsy was held on Sum
day and the doctor without hesitation
declared II TO be yellow fever. Since
outbreak OF the disease there has been
forty cases, out Of which number 1--WE
have died 10 this date. The outlook
Mt the present time is that " the pres
ont favorable weather continues we
shall have no further spread OF the fe-
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PromLncnt Macon Dend.


Special Dispatch TO the lnteligencer.
CLARKsBURG. w. Va, Aug. a.
Ben. Lambrecht. prominent jeweler
Of this city. died here this afternoon OF
consumption. He had been sick for
several months, and but recently re-
turned from California. where he had
spent the winter. He was prominent
member Of the Masonic fraternity. and
was quite we'll known over the state.
He win be buried here Sunday under
the auspices OF Hermon Lodge a. F.
and a. NJ. OF this city. He was forty
eight years Of age and unmarried.
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OIL EXCITEMENT


In Wolf Summit Field, Harrison
County-Big Strike Made.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
cLARKsBURG, w. Va, Aug. a.
Wolf summit oil field is the scene OF
great excitement. Numerous citizens
drove out there to-day to behold a
gusher in the Harrison county oil field.
That gusher is Judge Con No. 3, one
half mile west Of Lynch No. !. and was
drilled IN this morning at 4 O'clock.
For the first thirty minutes the well
spurted fifteen barrels. but has settled
down 10 a flow OF twenty-one barrels
per hour, OF 800 barrels per day. This
well is a private venture by Judge Goff
He owns 500 acres Of land IN that Sec
tion, and win sink other wells at once
developing thoroughly the field. clarks-
burg believes the millennium Is upon us
in oil. and that Harrison county will
soon be the greaslest In the state.
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NIore Nfen for phIlLnnIncs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. at appears
probable from development during the
past two weeks in the war department
that Secretary Root has In contempla-
tion nm army Of 10000 available men
for the Philippines. While Mr.. Root
has been at the head OF the department
only a brief time. he has been making
dIliKent Inquiries among the bureau
chiefs regarding supplies ana equip
Tnents. hut the trend Of possible ques-
tlonlng has been in the direction Of un
Increase In the available force In the
caEtoFn archipelago,
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OIL WEIIT, SHOOTER

Dies From Injuries of Premature Ex-
pIosIon of Torpedo.
Special Dispatch to the IntelliGeneer.
sIsTERsvILLE. W. Va, August g.
This afternoon about o'clock, while
Thomas Milllken, shooter for the Mil
llken and French Torpedo Company,
was putting shot in Henderson & Co.
No. 2 on the Miller farm. at Elk Run,
the well started to flow when the shot
was partly in. Mllllken saw he could
not save II, and he and his helper start
ed to run.
Mllllken got about fifty feet away
when the explosion occurred, and he was
20 badly injured that he died in thirty
minutes after the accident. He IL mar
rIed and has wife and three children.
The officers OF the company here went
to Marietta With the remains this even
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LONDON. August 4.-The Daily Mail
publishes the following dispatch from
Rome:
The standing council Of prelntes has
reported TO the pope recommending the
Beparntlon OF the Latin churches in
South America from the Jurisdiction
Of the Spanish primate. the appOlnt-
ment Of an American primate, the Gre
alton Of Latin-AmeTican ecclesiastical
tribunals and the granting Of special
constitution regulating the relations OF
all the South American bishops with
the civil authorities. The report sug-
gests other far-reachlng changes"
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CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--For the first time
since the development Of the coal min
ing Industry in the states Of the middle
wcs, coke is about to be offered on a
large scale from the low grade Illlnoit
nnd iowa conl md Of n quality good
onough 10 mako It uBeable by the bis
siecI mills. Levi H. Letter IN presl-
dent of the new Universal Fuel Com
many. iust Incorporated In New Jersey
with 81 600. 900 capital, which VIII at
tempt 10 control this coke industry.
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PETosKEY. Mich, August S,-Tho
largest crowd which ever assembled al
BayvIew listened 10 an nddrcss by
william J. Bryan this afternoon on
pending Problems. He spoke In IA
vor of the income tax and made an
elaborate argument for the free coinage
Of silver, after which he portrayed the
dangers Of miiltarism and made g
fierce attaCk upon the Philippine policy
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PITTSBURGH, Aug. s.-rhe Federal
Steel Company, which yesterday sold
over LOO acres OF Fayette county coal
land to w. ]. Rainey. OF Cleveland, have
purchased nearly 5000 acres coking coal
land in the same county at price np-
proTlmatIng I2,5OO,OOO. The Federal
Steel Company has organized the
smIthfield e. Masontown Railroad COM
pnny, with capital stock OF $4,000 to
build railroad II miles long to con-
meet their mines With the Baltimore Si
Ohio railroad.
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LONDON, August 4.-The Rome cor
respondent OF the Daily Telegraph says:
"There ls good reason for believing that
the nope Will shortly make another SOL
emn proteBt against the position OF tho
vatican In Italy. II will be the most
vigorous and carefully worded protest
ever issued from tho vatican"
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stathers Investigation.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. Aug. a.
Governor Atkinson received letter
from b. F. MeIghen, president of the
board Of directors Of the asylum for the
insane at Weston, stating that he had
called special meeting OF the board for
August 18th. to investigate the charges
against Superintendent Stnthers.
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Fnnnton I'm FIght d Ont.

LEAvENWoRTH. Kas., Aug. IA
letter from General Funston was rcceIy-
ed by Dr. a. II. Anthony. jr.. Of the
Leuvcnworth Times to-day. Tho gem
erai announces that no Will stay In the
army until the war In the Philippines
Is at an end and will not muster out
Eith his regiment.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. D.
Governor Atkinson to-day appointed
Major a. S. Hutson, OF Piedmont, as as
slstant adjutant general to succeed Col.
D. f. T. Casteel, who recently received
n commission In the Philippine volun-
fcpr service
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NEW YORK, Aug. civilian n
Boyle, president Of the brotherhood ot
boIlermakers and iron ship builders
said to-day that q firms, including
1ome Of the largest hereabouts, had
granted the demands OF the strikers
Mr.. Boyle estimated that 100 men had
returned to work.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencer.
WESTON. W. Va, Aug. a.-Ervine
well No. came nj last night, and at a
depth OF 1000 feet Is the best Gasser
ever struck in reach Of Weston. 1t Is
located on the farm OF NJ. NJ Ervine.
three miles below town. and Just across
the West Fork river from the Woodford
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LoNDoN-Arrived: Steamer Mar
uuette, New York.
ROTTERDAM-ArTived: Steamer
Amsterdam. New York.
BREMEN-Arrived: Steamer TraVc'
New York.
LIVERPoOL - Arrived: Steamer
Fuerst bismarck, New York.
BosTON-Arrived: Steamer Batavia
Hamburg.
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For Western Pennsylvania, showers and
thunder storms Friday; Saturday tair;
variable winds. becoming brisk westerly,
For Ohio, showers and thunder storms
Friday, with warmer In notheast quarter
Saturday fair. variable winds, becoming
brisk northwcsleriy. ,--,,-
For West Virginia, warmer FridAy,
with showers and thunder storms; satur.
tiay fair and continued warm' southerly
winds.
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Tho temperature yesterday as observed
BY c. Schnepf. druggist. corner o. Market
and Fourteenth street. was as folloWB:
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For a week the novel chase continued.
Despair and desperation had by this
time seized the wrctched tnrs. The
long continued mental excitement at
last had its effect. They were like de-
men,cd beings and the officers feared
they knew not what from their mad
ness OF terror.
May 2l. when affairs on the Gloosrnp
had reached a climax. ;he dcrellct dis
appeared. Al noon or eight bells. her
motion was observed to be retarded.
She soon appeared a mere spcck on the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-21
JAMES h McNAUGHTON's Estate

trAJK - WIN Mt, District n Mshohestor,sH
De II toAeubefed, that AZ a ~ n.l0n Of the
Pfoba'e Court holdan Al Manchester, withlo and
tor sala llihiieh 90 the 18Th DAY OF September
a D. %
where's, . certain iDstfument IN writing
purpou HR 70 DO the last will and testament OF
Jsn.os y a5NsBght0p iste 0f Manchester Ia sad
Dlsrct. deccused, having been heretofore pro-
stried ~ taid Court for Probate aud duly bled
tl we HeRis'ti's o0ice, Therefore, It i. ordered
itAt AZ Ftlspns ibitrertfd 10 the oslate Of saia
deceased be taliHtd iB appear before ssid Coufi
ti ito iragie Ogleo 10 Manchester, IN said
Dlitlct, on tha lllh day d Ceto5sr A. ID.
lt0 a. ~ O'Clock " The forenoon By pnblies-
haa n ,hls otatr, tliGt We6aA saceesg.geig pro.
Ygus thereto IA the Manchester JOunstL 4
newspaper tFlnieh AZ Manchester aforesaid, 10
80 y psnsa, II any ihes may have, why saId
lns'tginfht ~ Whiting SHOULD not bo proved and
A'ioHrf ~ the lat VII aud Testament u tho sAd
deceased
258s W. u KDdERTOs, Judge.
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Mrs james Mason Of Rptlsod visited
her i.ther, ID. +. Bowen, ls,t week.
John l.. B.tchslter OF Detroit made
bis friends 3 short visit lest week
--Nesrly oil our people attended the
South Wslliugiord fair and report fine
time.
u l. Cochran 10 occupying his house
again. the Freedleys returning to PLilsdel
phis last week.
---B. p. Bowen will start his cider mill
soon, bat apples are scarce and it will
probably be short run.
Our Oldest inhsbitsnt scarcely remem
bers so dry time. Wells and brooks
are drying up snd ualess rain comes soon
some OF our cattle will suffer Tor wster.
Mics Sarah Bowen 10 teschios 10 the
west part OF Dandy. Bessie Bowen Ia
attending Barr aud Burton Seminary at
Manchester.
There was . heavy frost Saturday
morning, for which farmers were not
ready. The corn crop will fall short 10
conseq uence, but the potato crop will be
foe
WIN. ID. Ames returned from syria
cuse, N. Y Saturday, where his daughter,
Z ida Grace, entered the Uoiserslty. She
intends to pursue regular course 10 the
fne srls.
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The rtomaes teillrntai q the FoisY.
Onalh lsna csse. ~ waioa NJ. GHmia
Of paaby spis 60 setes q lad 10 MauGi
Tsbof, no.i d stitch 10 eoFtrea With Tia
Der, rance, ibr qsssiion o. Tie sn5asi o.
timber lspd 10 vemoni ownta by Mr.
0hhaih. II IL esiiasted that be is toe
holder q iis1ber lsaas ia ts.s stats sgste
ssiiRs % 600 acres, The 1909 aetts a.
spraee lad 10 slraison owntd hy toe
Sirsllon Lsnbsr esmpspy, when wete
recently SOLD 81 ssctice, have sincs rssssi
inio The hsn8s Of Mr. GhaiA he tn
alec housht. $50 acres Of timber land 10
Peru o. which are dwe.liass aud tlcsm
sac mill. Mr. Guiilh Sill move the s.p
mill 90 to The tmbtr lfsol which be has
boush, ia stnttop, and viil proceed to
work up Lumber iot The market. ~ bas
a steam sawmlll II work q, Gratoa. where
be recently bought several hnudI,d acres
Of timber lend,
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A soas deal . being ssii esttsis 9ns
.ss, sbsui lbs riss 10 prices. psriss The
fear yos q derr"ssios rrseesiss 1895
the sres, cry q tbs nsiiaa vss lha every
body ss 'bferiss beessss pfisa we're
i.lliss The free silver onpsiss resi,t
shitfy 90 tie slsim that Tree eoir,ss Of
ti.ref sOsii raise prices. snd therefore
give prosperity 10 farmers and hish wsse'
10 i,borsr Nos .bs rrospsrily has co~a
vlihoai frfe silrfr, wssei ste gcias ~
spd ptices ate fi,iss AID tia, very fact is
10 be made the basis Of &c appeal by The
zane party, With The sane Mr.. Busn %
leader. TIE rice 10 vsses they uoyer
mstiion, bat the flss 10 The prices Is all
chtrsed 20 lta.li II isa peculiar fsci,
ho-tset, that The products OF the great
former trusts like the ssndSd oil con
psny have rot risen VI eli, bat many prod
ucls shich sre aol 10 coy way oonnteted
With trss,s have risen. There Is DO trust
eontec,sd uith the production Of pis tin,
Ter Instance. and u has risen 10 per ceni
sipee ,hs Gre, Of November. sirel
plates, Which are tree ifom trusts, hsye
,isep III per cent; Bar. H. iroa, renned,
81 per esni; steel rails. 81 per cent, pig
iron % per eeht The fac, s that, tab
log q group Of one hundred prod uois.
including oil those produced by socslled
itusts, IL ~ill be iosnd that the rise 10
prices among the non.trast products 10
as great aud 10 sope Instances much
greater than those OF 80 called trusts.
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Doe. COFFEE AGREE WIrH Your

II not. drink Grain.O sde from pure
grains. A lady writes: The first time !
made Grain-O | did not liae it but after
using it for ore week Of thing would
induce me to go back to coli ,e. 1t nour
ishes and feeds the system. The children
can drink it freely With great benefit, II
is the Strengthening substance OF pure
grains. Get 9 pack age today from your
grocer. follow the directions in making il
and you will have delicious and hesltq
fol table beverage for Young and old, l5c
and $50.
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ptCKERsoN BRlLL,s EsrAyy

fThTE p FLHMghf, isirei q hspehtssr ~
The Pyctdie t0utJ0r he btsbict n Aahchesdrf
10 al rtfsous Interested Ia the estate u
tlcttft0a Btii lais n BeekmAn, Duchess %
s. r. GtesAssd. 0nEEuAd.
~ tho authority 0fthe state u Vermont, yon
80 Lcnby ugnEtd 10 fpDsAf D, fofo the ss,d
fsohate Court, ~ the ffobae Office 10 Manches.
fsr TO tad Eietriei, on ils SD day u October
bra . is8 at ttn o'clock 10 tho fcfsf oon 10
sbow tapts, " atygog have, Why the account u
Alec q Coleman u jfmlies. Adminisustor of
hHhefsuH y ii, Of BeetmAu, DGebess On N.
y, RhG aud pussessed u land Ia wlnh.ll. IN
sHd District, tb9ald boi be- sli9wtd and sl,.
DIS ha % idgs 81 fsid esisie ,hoald moi be
asBhaha q he psttes emitted hereto.
Latfd ~ HaDftfs'tf. 10 sRid District this
w dsy - ebfthbsf A y lss9
i3tR " y. EbGEhfos. Jadgs. :,
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Apyio4 7, GoraEns

Are yon disturbed ~ night and broken
Of your rest by sieE cAili suffering aud
crying vi,h pain oil cutting teethi II so
send e. once sod get bottle Of Mira. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for chic "a teeth.
ing. 1t cures dyssntery, diarhoes. regai
lstes the stomach snd boselt. cures xini
collie, so'iens tie gums, reduces ilfama
ton. aud gives toae and energy TO ihe
whole system. Mrs Wirslos's Soottiss
Syrup for Children Teeihias n psesss1i
the taste and is tbs prescription Of oae
Of The oldest and best iemsle physicisu
aud nurses 10 the United S,stss and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
priee " ch . bottle
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after you have concluded tbst you ousht
not 10 dritk ccflee 1t is not q medicine
but doctors order 1t. becspss 1t 10 health
full. invigorstins and sppelizibg. 1t is
made from pure grains and has that rich
seal brown color and tastes like The fnest
grades OF coiI e and costs about Ia as
much. Children like it and thrive on il
because it is genuine food drink contain
ing nothing but nouIisbment Ask your
grocer for Grsib-O, the new food drink.
Is and aud 25s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-21

Thousands OF front have died 10 the
mountain brooks near Lincoln ss artGult
OF the drouth. Ia the Varuey brook alone
10 600 are dead. Sixty.two deud fisb, cot
including yesrli0gs, were counted in
single hole. Some OF the deep holes sre
full OF big trout which ara so hungry
that they will take Rrasshopper iron
persons band
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ARLINGTON


To seoc q II ods,e 1t ose Who are psf,is
TO the zee OF s,onlzsr 10 applying liquids
into The nsssl passages for catarrhal
,rcublss. the pfopfietofs prepare Cream
Balm 10 liquid form. shieh sill be knovn
- Etys Liqaid Cream Bslm. Price
Including .ts spraying tsbs 10 rs cts.
Druggists OF By nail. TIE liquid form
snbodiss the medicinal properties OF the
solid prepsrssion- Cream Balm Ia quieh
ly absorbed BY the nsntrsne snd does
&c, DRY up The seefstiOns bat changes 10 =
nsiari and heslthy ehsrsr.er Ely Broth
su, 5S Wsrrsn Street, MI,
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Toe NuEoai Marble company vi pfpo
tor 10 shons 10 pat 10 . s.nd enfyin sp
psrsiu. q nsUmolt proportion. II sill
eoa.isi Of q coniiBaoas cable With bsetels
u iaisrVsls 10 cary .snd from The in
rsrss .nd dsposis 90 Chevy hill 10
iasir nills The d,ianes 10 about tao
miles snd The sppss,os will represent 81
Of 81 least SIC. 600.
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The crop Of potatoes in Vermont will
~ obably be much smaller that wss sulici
psted The potatoes are OF good sizi, but
lheie are lew in the bill 10 many places
the tops died esrly because Of the drouth.
snd 10 some fields the ,nbsrs are roiting
TO . considerable extent. Corn Is doing
isirly we'll. bat the dry weather has ripen
ed the stalks to . large extent and the
fodder will probably be much injured by
the ripening process
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-21

A Naihisston despatch 10 the Chicago
Trbpte in,imsss thsl the eortr0sersy
bsiussn C.h,ds abi the United States 90
the boundary question 10 beiDg kept ~
iors political tasc, oply. Sir Wiired
L,urier slll oondact 90 sciisa and sgsre
siYs c.mpssn, The csmpsisn will be
permitted TO driii into iibso lines for the
srptes, purpose Of Inducing the voters Of
C.s.ds 10 put Sir Wilifid Liurier and lis
associates 10 firm possession OF the domin
Ion government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-21

IL their hstis 70 score Folsi sssisa
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