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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
MAscnE TER DEPOT

= Butnefa ls tfisk with the Dorse
Msrba Company. II IL nos shipping
blocks for the State House at Providence,
X /.
The eLt,ftsinmsDt a, O. A. Il. Hall
| Tuesday evening was great success.
There vss = large attendance and every
body appeared to be happy which is as
1t should be.
-Mt.. MARI l.. Conner was called TO
Rutlsnd gu Thursday isst aud on her re
turn home pse accompanied by her sister
Mrs J, l. Knish, and Mr., w. l. SAr
gesnt expect to remain come time.
The New British, Coma, Herald gives
. description OF . new monument just
erected there by A. II Bowmsn. former
ly OF this place. IL J. OF Barre granite,
ten feet tqaarr a; CO nsse, dfty-one feet
high. apu weixbs sevettg ions its
cost was sbou, sl2. 900
"A se1y pIsaslDr reception wss fiven
by the D.ughi.rs OF the American Repo
lutioo, 1T The home OF Mrf. Msry U
Robbins at Msbcbe.ter. Notwithstsnd
ing the storm mary people were presen.
The house was tssteiuliy decorated the
decorations being appropriate for the day.
Refreshments we're served by the young
people 10 costume
Town n alters are being discussed be
lore The annual town MEETING. but We
hear OF no "slsie' being made There is
likely TO be Q sttife, NJ usual over Road
Com IN Toner, though Just WITTY so many
should bs eager for the ofllse is no, PLATO,
q liess theiss IA something 10 it. We
Issra that Mr.. Couuor will sgsin be
candidate and tbs. this village may fur
Dish one or two more, but only one Can
get IL aud II may 60 TO someone 10 sn
other par. OF the toSo. The otiice Ger
lsinly needs . good mas and there are
lev good road builders,
The community vas shocked to hear
81 the sudden death OF Jennie dang liter
Of Il. l.. Taylor. She vas sbsebt from
school only oue week. A very quiet IN
assuming girl. but accomplished what
.ver she undertook She vas III her
senior year. Although the day Of her
uuersl vas . terrible one . very large =
mn Der OF friends ss,en bled g, the house
o do honor to her, Tue s miasry was
epresented by the teschers snd large
inmber Of scholars, The services we're
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Bradford aud
Prof Bot.iord Of the Seminary. Tbs
,nrisi sss st the Center cemetery on the
oIIovipg day,
For all tho expression OF sympathy,
10th OF woris and sc,ions, shown us
Iurns the sickness sn3 desth OF our
ennie. se uisb TO expires. orr sincere
hsnks We Wish especially to tbsuk 2
ir. Bfsdttrj aud Mf Bo,siofi Tor their e
nod rsu.ttsst the iunenl. 10 Jsnbiss
ch soIc,sles words c,uuoi express o6r II
hsr la for your luriss sclious and 10 the Al
ing,ts. Ter pstsousl idends For oil
be iiEd messages from sbsent friends ~e /.
re OIL, Grateful snd IL /, se,e possible =,
u ~opj ~isb to thatk each per.onsliy
M. and MtE E l. Taylor.
Ethel Ia Tor
Harold rsJltr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
GpArx-ol onArs OF

Remember ,bsi ns0e when you want Q
leliciou., sppetlE'ug. rouristins food
dnak 70 ,sse tle place Of ocfs Sc. Sold by
all srocsn snd liked by oil Who have used
n Gt.ir.o IL msde Of pate sr.ia. II sids
aisa.,ion sud strengthens the nerves. IL
/. Dot stin ulant bat health builder aud
The chll5ren ss weII s the sdplts can
dnok It with srrs, bsnthL Goats sboni
/ 4 ~ G. ach - ooiss. Ia sid $50. pr
p.rk.se. AsI !our grocer Tor Grar-o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
AnLINnTnN

"A chicken pie supper ~ss given o.
George S.iiorj'. ou Friday evening
The MiddIebury College Gee Clut
gave fine en,e,tsinm sut lss, Thursds,
evening
Mrs. j. X Bate elder has returned
IRON 81 extended visit TO Troy, Albany
sod New York.
-Sheua Wilson has scared billiard
table Tor the club room, where the boys
,re nov enjoying the game.
Las, week Phillip Ellsell vas found
lpeonscious near Wsloomssc. n. Y. and
soon after died Al fret IL vas thought
10 be 8 case OF ioui play. bnt the New
Yort .u,horiiies held al irques. and de
cidei that IT vas sn scciiept, and that biz
iojaries we're received IRON falling from =
bridge. There ssfe some suspicious cir
euustsrces connected With the case spd
many slili think it ass a case Of murder
BE wee regarded {. a stesdy, hard work
ins mar, sud leaves msuy friends in tina
vicinity A widow aud tHo daughters sur
sive hin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
East DORSET.

Oar people who have been on ,h
sick lisi remain about the same
The Freddy marble mill will con
mence NIX, Monday TO ron night ant
day,
Mics Sarah Bowen closed success
fol term OF school 10 P.wlel last weeh
and came home on Monday.
Tuesday morning wss the coolest morn
log OF the season. SOM Thermometers
going as low as 10 degrees below,
Our schools closed las, Friday. with
an examination the last two dsys. Miss
Anna Coping received the general prize
The East Dorset Cheese Association
will bold its annual meeting on Saturday,
Msrch Bird at l0a N Every patron is
r qussted to be present.
There bs been considerable snow and
wind the pas, few days sud some OF the
roads were badly drItted. Last Tbnrsdsy
the wind tore . large limb from maple
tree south OF The Wilson Honss
-Pa'rick McGary. who lost bis life 10
he burning OF the Ripley Marble mill at
Rutland, Saturday morning, was well
snown here, where be married Miss Bird
let O'Brien. u years ago. He left Man
hester to work 10 Tennessee before the
sar aud was drsiied into the Confederate
rmy where be s.tved 4 = elk noa,hs end |
ben deserted Otd eitered the Union |
rmy. His sister married vii lam Joyce |
I Manchester. he leaves three cons and |
NO doughiefs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

Mt. J. X Miller. he~ion Hamilton
Pa writes. tbiuk DsWltt'- Hsz.i Sslve
tue sfspdsst sslve inside /, cures piles
aud heals everything All fraudulent imi
tstions src worthless. j Ii Whipple Man
chesitrCeairt "A Il PetiIbonr. Msnehester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

TIE l. iiss All Soc stT all NEE,
with Mr.. A,ao Psiib1,s rrit vstk
Ttsrsasi. huel
-Tbsrs stii be . dosslieh a, the Bag
1T vssssy, @rdo-dsy s'sGifs. March
IL Al ere cotaitii, inriir5.
~MaeSs Elsfsd sra Richard Berry
men ere Eorips ilsaf i.laliiss iG'o the
hcuse ,otmstli aoespiea by the late s.r d
81 pssu
We lesfb is,i Nj, hesis tss .oia tie
Nslisor biess q hsibsit A wsltr 40
sifs saass .l,sf.'iass trs being nsds a.
The tsil1ies
Il o. Calsnss novss b., f.riiy ttis
vsth 20 their rtw hone 10 Botdriile.
Hsth@r' Thompsor tales bic posi ios o.
The CotIot t.ra.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

John Dire, PoseyyiIle Iod., ssys. nev
er used anything as 600 as Cne Minute
Cough Care. We are never without it,
Quickly breaks up coughs and colds
Cures oil ihrost aud lnns troubles It.
use will preyeat consumption, Pleasant
to take. J II Whipple Manchester Gen
tire, A. II. Pettibone, Manchester Depot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

DsWnt's Witch Hszsl Save is unequal
ed for piles, ipj llt. and skin diseases. IL
is the original Witch Hszsl Sslve. Be
ware OF couutertoit.. J II Wbipple dan
chester Centre; A II Pettibone, Msnches
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
PERU

Mrs. NJ j. Hspsood has been visiting
her daughter who is teaching In Green
land, N II.
The G L Washington party WAS pos
poned ultll "Wednesday evening OF the
present week
Miss Mathis Rush has closed her
tern OF school 10 Chester, but will remain
there TO work in the wrapper factory.
We have been having some very &c
we're wiuter weather win high winds, but
there is nov snow enough for sleie hing
when the roads get broken out.
The Peru Development Society has
had some attractive stationery printed,
which csn be purchased at the store ct
rates. All Peruvisos should
use IT to boom our attractions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

George Bs,b-, Msndvr. Va. ays,
Nothing dis ne - mach 5000 % kodoi
D,spspsi. { e.. oss de.s relieved M.
ts. bot,les cers II tire.i. vhst you
sst md s..ys cares d,spspsi.. J Il
.Ntippls, A.nehssisr Csn,tt; A n Petit
osrs. Manchester Dsppt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01
p0AsEY

-spsHofd Il Wrtwsssia a, h0as 10,
iitlis tlGe,
Mr.. md Mn A. A Aonou Of Graz
Vile, N. L. wefs to tosn last seet
Miss NJ reuce CARTS AID Miss Ethel
s,ops Of Troy srs sGebs The l.,e srursl,
-Mn. Lssss II sisft Is visiting her
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

After doctors failed 10 care me OF
pnsanonis | med 0se Mirnte Coosh
Care AID three bottles oi II cared me. II
!. slso TIE best remedy o. esr,h Tor vboop
IBs coesh. i, cared my sraHdcuiIiyeu Of
ihe son, osses. siitss Jobb Berry, Lossn
,ca Pa. II is The oaly Lsrale.s remsd,
th., girfs iaGeiiais rssni,s Cares
coughs, eol5s. crop snd itro.i sni luns
itoahlts Il p'eVttu eon,auption. Chi
dre slw.,. liss it, Moth - endorse
J II whippls Mtehes,sr Cenife: A II
Pelubcsr, Mabobe. ~ Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-01

had dyepepei, for yours No medicine
was 20 effective as Kodo Dyspepsia Cure.
IL gave immediate relief. Two bottles pro
duced marvellous results. writes l.. H..
Warren. Albany. WIS 1t diees,s what
you eat end cannot fell to cure. J II Whip
pie, Manchester Center; A II Pettibone
Manchester Depot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
THE LATE KING.

Raneiri Carlo Emanuele Giovanni Maria
Feradinondo Eugenio Humbert was born
at Turin, March H. 1874. His father was
the late king, Victor Emmanuel who died
in 1878. While Prince of Piedmont Hum
bert commanded a division of General
Cialdinis army at Custozza, June "a, 1866.
The most important events of Humbert' S
reign were the formation of the triple
alliance in 1883, the wide extension of
the franchise in 1882, and the resumption
of specie payment in 1888. About 1882
Humbert became infatuated with the COL
ony idea, and founded coaling station
at Assib, on the Red Sea. In 1885 Mas
sowah was occupied, and in 1889 the 1tal-
inn colonial territory was amalgamated
under the name of Eritria. In 1887 came
the Abyssinian war. and later came other
disasters to Italian Farms in Africa.
Humbert, since the Chinese trouble, or
dered the dispatch of large body of men
to the East, and they are now on their
way.-Ed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
A CHICAGO WOMAN
Who Determined to Fight Boxers
and Then Kill Her Daughter and
Herself.

Who Determined to Fight Boxers
and Then Kill Her Daughter and
Herself.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Mrs. M. /. 5.
Woodward, of Evanston, when she
wrote the last letter receiver by her
husband from Pekin, was armed with
five shot revolver. 1t was her inten-
ton, according to the letter, if the band
in the legation building was attacked,
to use the first three cartridges on the
assailing Chinese. Then, If with what
the other defendants were doing, the
Boxers were not repulsed, she had de-
cided to kill her daughter, lone, with
one of the remaining bullets and shoot
herself with the last, so that they would
not fall alive into the hands of the Box
ers.
This piece of news was contained in
the letter written by Mrs. Woodward
on June 18th last, after she and her
daughter had made a futile attempt to
escape from Pekin. They found when
they arrived at the depot that so much
of the track had been torn up 1t was
impossible for them to depart, so they
made their way with difficulty back to
the legation.
Mr.. Woodward has guarded the letter
with extreme care, saying when asked
for it's use by newspapers, that it was
personal in tone.
Mr.. Woodward was out of town to-
day, but his house-keeper, Mrs. Martha
Hoaglund, told of the determination of
Mrs. Woodward to use the revolver on
her daughter and herself if necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
HEAVY FIGHTING
During Which Hunters British
Force Lost One Hundred Men.

During Which Hunters British
Force Lost One Hundred Men.
LONDON, July "a despatch from
Fouriesburg, dated July 9th, shows
that the capture of Fouriesburg was
preceded by heavy fighting to force a
ed for two days. Gen. Hunters forces
had the hardest work in forcing Re-
liefs Mex, his casualties amounting to
about one hundred.
Upwards OF six thousand Beers with
a very large number of wagons, a large
quantity of stores and many cattle,
have now been driven into the noun
tain passes, where they are watched by
British troops. Their escape from that
point will be very difficult.
The operations have been hampered
with bad weather, thunder storms and
deluges Of rain, accompanied by in
tense cold. Lieut. MacLaren and three
Highlanders haze died of exposure, as
well as many horses and cattle.
A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
from Lourenzo Marques says that Pres
ident Kruger is now at Watervalender.
He adds that big fight !. expected
and that, if the Beers are beaten, Pres
ident Kruger will trek through Swat
land to Delagoa Bay and take a
steamer for Europe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
CORK IRISHMEN

Declare in Printed Handbifls That
the Time is Ripe for Rebellion.
CORK, July 29.-At the Nationalist
demonstration held here to-day John
E. Redmond, leader of the United Irish
party in Parliament, made vigorous
appeal for funds to assist the candi-
dates of the party at the forthcoming
general election. He publicly repudi-
ated the statement that the United
Irish League was opposed to certain
Irish members. VIM. O'Brien and
others spoke.
During the meeting handbills were
distributed discouraging the work OF
recruiting for the British army and
urging that, as England's army was
now "discomforted' in South Africa,
the time was ripe for an Irish re-
bellion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
BULLETIN

BULLETIN:-
MONA, Italy, July 29.-King
Humbert has been assassinated.
He was shot here last even.
ing by a man named Angelo
Bressi, de Prato, and died in a
few minutes.
The king had been attending
a distribution of prizes In con-
nection with a gymnastic COM
petition. He had just entered
his carriage, with his aide-de-
camp, amid the cheers of the
crowd, when he was struck by
three revolver shots fred in
quick succession.
One pierced the heart of His
Majesty. who fell back and ex-
PRED in a few minutes.
The assassin was immedi-
ately arrested, and was with
some difficulty saved from the
fury of the populace.
He gave his name as Angelo
Bressi, describing himself as of
PratO, in Tuscany.
The prize distribution took
place at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30

kilograms since July 10Th announcing
that every foreigner in Pao Ting Flu
was murdered, including forty British,
French and American missionaries, and
announcing also that two French
Jesufts and a thousand converts have
been massacred at Kwank Ping Flu, on
the borders of Shan Tung and Chi Lii.
A majority of the consuls favor strong
measures against Sheng's duplicity.
Local officials assert that the Ital-
ian priests murdered IN HUI Nan were
wrapped in cotton, which had been
soaked with kerosene, and were slowly
roasted to death. 1t Is believed that
all the foreigners in Chi Lii have by
this time been massacred; and the wave
of massacre is spreading toward Ming
thirty English and American mission
aries are endeavoring to escape in boats
down the river to Kiang Su. Officials
here anticipate general rising along
the Yang Use Kiang about August LIST.
"An astounding American intrigue
has been revealed to the consuls here
in the shape of skillful attempt to get
the maritime customs placed in the
hands of an American missionary
named Ferguson, who, although he was
an active ally of Sheng in the latters
endeavors to hoodwink the world with
regard to events in Pekin, was sup
ported by the American officials in his
claim to the appointment OF inspector
general"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
A Horrible Catastrophe.

MONTEREY, Mexico. July 29.-The
government authorities have been no.
titled of a terrible catastrophe at Mate
buala, thriving mining camp south OF
Monterey, in the State of San Luis Po-
tosi. Fire broke out in the La Paz
mine and before the miners could
reach the surface many of them were
entombed and either burned to death
or suffocated. The fire ragged fierceiy
for several hours.
Eleven bodies have been taken out,
and others are known to be in the pit.
1t is thought the loss Of life will reach
thirty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
NEW ORLEANS QUIET
And Most of the Emergency Force
Has Been Disbanded.

And Most of the Emergency Force
Has Been Disbanded.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-The city
is very quiet and most OF the precau-
tionary measures have been dispensed
with. Nearly all of the 1900 militia
men have been relieved, a detail Of
twenty men being left at the Parish
prison with Calling guns.
The body OF Charles was taken out
to potters' field before daylight and
buried before the public knew any
thing about it. This evening the citi-
zens police disbanded. fifty men being
detained as an emergency squad
There is considerable dispute about
who killed Charles, principally be-
tween DR.. c. A. Noiret, a medical stu
dent and a member Of the citizens
police, and Private Anderson, Of the
First regiment Six hundred dollars
in rewards hinges on the decision. The
money will probably be turned over
to these two men and by them donated
10 the fund started by Mayor Capde-
vile for the widows OF murdered
policemen.
Mayor Capdeyille has rigidly en-
forced his order to keep saloons closed
to-day. The main results of the weeks
events will probably be the reorgani-
cation OF the police force
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30

MANILA, July 29.-11:1O a. m-(Ed-
tied by the censor.) 1.-The two days
fiesta in Manila organized by Senior
Paterno and his political followers to
commemorate the amnesty, resulted in
fiasco The people were passive, I'M
enthusiastic and not even interested.
Failing to perceive any tangible, eff
fective results of amnesty, they say
they can see no reason for cabling.
Judge Taft and his colleagues of the
commission felt constrained to decline
to attend the banquet, as they had been
Informed the speeches would favor in
dependence, under American protection,
and they could not passively lend their
acquiescence by being present.
Senior Palermo, foreseeing the sus-
pension of the banquet without the
Americans, franticslly appealed to them
to attend, promising that there would
be no speeches.
The provosts precautions were ex-
IRENE. The guards were doubled both
days and the authorities forbade the
display of Filipino flags and of pic
lures of President Mckinley and
Aguinaldo fraternally framed.
The fiesta is generally considered to
have been premature and unfortunate.
During last weeks scouting ten
Americans were killed and fourteen
wounded. One hundred and eighty
Filipinos were killed and sixty taken
prisoners. Forty insurgent rifles were
captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
STRONG INDICATIONS
That the Legationers. Are Being
Held as Hostages.


Held as Hostages.
LONDON, July 30.-The Shanghai
correspondent of the Daily Express tele-
graphing yesterday says:
"a new imperial edict promulgated
this evening, urgently orders all vice
roys and provincial governors to nego-
tate peace with the powers whose min
listers are "held as hostages pending
the result of the overtures for the
abandonment of hostilities against
China
THE viceroys are also commanded
to guard their territories vigilantly
against attack, and to prevent, by all
means in their power, the advance of
the foreign troops, especially along
the Yang Use Kiang. The DEGREES says
that the officials will answer with their
lives for any failure to execute these
orders.
Commands are also given that
Not a Single Foreigner
shall be allowed to escape from the
interior, where there are still fully 2,000
Europeans, connected with missionary
work, in isolated situations
When the governor of Shang Tung
communicated to the consuls the i'm
perial decree Of July oath, he omitted
important passages addressed to Ii
Hung Chang:
1t is admittedly inadvisable to kill
all the ministers, but it is equally I'M
wise to send them to Tien Tsin. 1t
will be much wiser to keep the surviv-
ors at Pekin as hostages.
You are commanded to hasten to
Pekin. You are mourning imperial dis
pleasure by delay. You have been ap-
pointed viceroy of Chi Ii, because,
with your military experience, you will
successfully lead the imperial armies
against the foreigners in Chi Ii which
You Lu, the present viceroy, is unable
to do owing to his ignorance of mill
tary affairs. -
Ill Hung Chang replied to this edict,
asking to be allowed to retire
On Account OF His Are.
'Sheng now admits that be has had
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
.HUMBER1, Of ITALY
KILLED YESTERDAY.
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART BY
ANGELO BREssI, OF PRATO,
TUSCANY.
ASSASSIN FIRED THREE SHOT,
HE WAS PROMPTLY TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY BY THE POLICE.

The Italian Monarch Met His Fate
MT Monza, a Manufacturing Town
on the LambrO, Nine Miles North
east of the City of Milan-Town
Residence of the Gothic and Lom-
bard Kings-CathedraI Founded
A. ID. 590-The Details of an Awful
Crime, the Results of Which May
Shake All Italy to Its Centre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
THE NEWS IN ROME.

ROME, July 80, 4:3O a. m.-The
news of the terrible eve IT did not ar
rive here until Alta midnight. Signor
Saracco, the premier, Immediately sum-
moned meeting OF the cabine. and the
ministers will start at the earliest pos
sible moment for Monza. The Prince
and Princess of Naples are on board
the Yela, yachting IN thu Levant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
FIVE THOUSAND CHINESE
CONVERTS REPORTED MASSACRED

all the members of the lega-
tions If the international forces
advance on Pekfn.
Evidently the legation is en-
barrassed by the receipt of this
dispatch, as the Chinese minis
ter has not communicated 1t to
the German government.
The legation has cabled the
vieeroy of Nan kin, requesting
him to try to get information
as TO whether the widow of
Baron Won Ketteler, the mar
dered German minister, il still
alive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-30
AMBASSADOR IGNORANT.

NEW YORK, July 29-Owing to the
lateness of the hour at which the news
OF the assassination of King Humbert
was received in this city, it was i'm
possible to see either Consul General
Branchi or Vice Consuls Alberti and
Burdese.
Baron De Fava, the Italian ambas-
sador, was at Seabright, N. ]. He was
much distressed at receiving the news,
but said to the Associated Press that
he could not give out any statement
until he had been officially notified by
his home government.