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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15
Morphine Beat the Game,

see gambling ls ruuning wide open IL
Colorado sgsin, said q esitlemsn Of Top,
ks. don't suppose, though II Is as vid,
open now as VI vac Ia The late eighties.
WAS 10 Manitou every summer al that
time. and The high esmss ihs, used 10
ruo OF come oi the clubs would he 40 eye
opeGer TO The ganblere oil the pr,eent day,
lChltmeG wtfe nakipg money then, as
were the miners. sud they used to meet
10 Mtnitln aud try Tor each Others
pocketbooks, eith tho rtsult that the
professional gamblers got the money:
remember hos one young fellow wss
mvee 70 qlit winner ssaintt his will
His name was Rich He wss nephew OF
Que OF The big reaper men, and bis folks
kept him Supplied With mooey regular
sllowsuce. He bad been gambling every
cent OF 1t, letting bills pile up for hotel
aud livery and every thing tlso. His
peor l. sent word thsi they wouldn't send
s1y more money aud said II he got into
trouble bee have TO 60, out himself. His
creditors were jus, sbtut ready TO Jump
on TO bin, when Que night he made
big winning, Hs was playing faro 10 the
clnb that's torn dosn nov. II used to
stand over from The depot and wac the
place for high play
suppose be had "A 900 or $1,000 In
front OF him when his friends began try
ing o persuade Tim to quit He was
Just Ike all the rect OF them, eoing to
break the bank and all that sor, OF thing,
and be wouldL't quit
1t was red hot night for ii anton and
with the excitement aud all Rch had |
pulled of bis coat aud rolled up bis
sl4tvts. There wac a doctor tmorR his |
friends and though he hadn't SELL suy
thing to Rich suppose be FELT responsi
bihly, bscGuse The youpg fellow bad come
ont here for his health and had been refer
red to he Maniiou doctor by the doctor
be had ut home.
vas watching the play, though |
didn't kuo8 any OF the people. | saw
the doctor turn bis back 10 the crowd for
q mtDufe and usuIe win something ne
had taken ont OF his pocket. Then be
wsken ever to Rich and put his hand on
bis bare arm. You need a sedative. be
said. Q lick as fash he took the hypo
iermic sy ringe be had 10 bic hand and |
ired charge into Rich's arm.
Rich said ouch and grabbed at the
place where be had been prlcked, and
he deal was going on aud ha tprned TO
bat again. Before half the cards we're
,ut. bis head settled on the table, be
TO draw good long regular
,restbs and was asleep,
Tue doctor took the chips, csshed them =
o., took aud wrote o receipt for the money
nd gave it TO another OF Rich's friends to
eep The be took Ricb, loaded him 10
0 a csrriage, took him 40 TO bis Off ce
I'D watched over him nniil be came
ound tho next day, Rich paid his bills,
ut be did 90 more gombling 10 Mani, u. ;,
hey woul1n't let him play sgsin, ;.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15

There is good ory told OF the pres
der tisl excursion down to the eastern
shore OF Maryland. The party embraced
Secretaries Blaine and Wi0dham sDC
otbers. They we're fortunate enough t.
hear 90 excellent sermon from the venei
able Pfotest,n Episcopal bishop Of Mari
land, who Was there TO administer tbt
rite OF confirmation. President Arthur
aud the tso secretaries sat in quiet ss,i,
fsc,iop. Bat their peace OF mind ws,
suddenly dispelled The ofertory Wal
sung. At the familiar words: Let youI
light 80 shine before men, ETC., tie Pfesi
deaf and the secretaries Zach quietly
dropped hand into 3 pocket
L,y no. up for yourself treasurer on
earth
Windom drew forth . oriep 81 nots and
held |. between bis thumb snd fore
finger. ready for the approaching plate.
The Pte.idea. sod Mr. Bi.ins vent .
little deeper into their pockets Ooe
broustt up 8 nickel snd the other dime.
Their tsces @ ,shed. /. would never do
10 nsks sueb . Contribution,
he that sow,th little shsll reap little.
and be that roweth pleuteously sbsli resp
pIen,eously. God loveth .
cheerful siper.
The Presidest vert to bis pocketbook.
sud the secretsry OF s,sie explored bis
vest pscEst with nervous 6agers.
4 cchsus stood forsh and ssid unto ihe
Lord: Behold. Lord the Lslf OF ny
goods I give TO tbs poor, and II bsve
done wrong to .uy man ! restore ioafiold.
TIE pl.te vac OILY fouf pews away.
What The ptesidsu. fouod 10 his pocket
book xss one $50 note aud $40 green
b cl nothing suslhr. Whist Mr. Blaine
found xn tso sl0 posss notting small
or. To pat 10 nickel OF dime ooly
y. 90, 10 be tboaett Of, To give go
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15
I he Finishing Touch.

Some wise person has eald somewber,
that il woman desires to see vanity fac,
to face let her look 10 her mirror Ths'
is oil very well, but nov and then you
run across man who can ring 10 new
changes on the feminine folly.
Ga one OF the Alley IL" trains last week
along 10 the afternoon young woman
got on OF Ttirty ninth street. She was q
quiet. lsdylike girl, dressed 10 small g.
tiog gray tailor made suit, and settled her
self back for good read ou the way TO
the city, when he got 90 at tue next sts
tion and seated himself opposite. He
was gotten up regardless" OIe OF those
new. stunning suits IN brovn and tap
checks that are oil the 20. whits felt hat
with pale blue band and elk umbrella.
As soon ss the train was well under
way again be drew out cenknife aud
worked indus,riously st bis 6oser nails
for several minutes. This finished, be
produced pearl toothpick ond abored at
bis white, even teeth Tor while. After
this operation vas over he 3 zsd thought
fully ont OF Tie window at the slimner
Of the lake 10 the far distance end, with .
Sigh OF contentment, iumbled Ia bis vest
pocket until be found small mirror.
Having studied The effect Of bis new red
and purple tie in this, be started on bis
mustsche, a pale iesthery suggestion Tor
whst might be 10 days to come.
This latter was combed and iwifled and
petted until IL stood ont IT the roper
angle With Q well defined curl ut either
cod. The ielt hat vas pushed farther
back to zee II the part OF the hair vss O.
K and Of lsst. With smother Sigh OF re
iiei. be replaced the mirror and leaned
back couplscen,iy.
Bu, the girl 10 gray bad been watching
bin over TIE top Of her book, sstchins
each nes branch Of the business With
ircressins interest. and nnslly, when she
cav the mirror go back IN i,s leather cise.
she laid aside ber book ard, opeuing her
tag. drt~ out cbsmois skIB
we'll powdered snd preferred it. with q
emile. 10 het travelling compsuiop, while
the people srouad efilyei the lit'ie com
edy,
Wouldn't you liks to pat on The neish
ing touehf ste asked sseetly. aud be
st. N srose sud sent toto the smoker.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-15
VOLUME %

hn' sad lha secretary loli lim ths,
tbe cable % the Con,ises, va. b,,k,n
ahd that ts,hs, ,bsa aissppeiat TIE auat
shee be had petsen,lea tbe diasrsn,
pi'oo' ha remembtrrd that he aa,r
ssco b'tseen son,bsmrlon sad y,ebs.
Sa' 'o''' ninetos, bu, instead q pnltins
1he 'or'y niuatss 90 he lool them oa
A' freeee 'aii he bad leclursa msn,
NH''s 'ioer, bot he had bever reps.tea
thst fipe,iet e..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08
90 n
Netp Oorf, 5. Hei


SIN Sale Mcainlsb tpieererpG6lt
nirb, fol- Der lang seplants Sruft aaar
9le9biiGfen : Tabritanten afer 8k9<
biGfsn Sabritanten bes 2anbes init
einem &apital BON 80 Milipmn Doll
lars sesriinbet iperben. 9is leitencen
@eifter in Der 8enesune, fdmmtlitbe
5abrifen bafer Dirt gu berfdmelaen,
fnb bic @ebriibsr Mpore, ipelds f9Dn
mebrere Sruts orsaniirt Buben.
Ser 6dab Bat auf feiner
guropareife ,neuli1 aud Marien-
bab. g6hmen, befa1t. gr unternabm
nit feinem gefol9e cine Jabrt burd
bic Staot. beren berrIi9e Gage Jpn emit,
aidte. ginem Bauer. Der on, Wese
Nepfel bon einsm 8aume 'pflidte,
fdenfte Der Sdab cine 10=gulbennok
($4.70). am abenb fab ep lid Elm
Seuermert init ON. Mls am Sdlufie
bee Jeuertpertes bas perfifde @appsn
i'm bunten Gasbenglanse erfirablte,
fpielte bic aurfapelle cine periif1s
Weife, unb bas publifum bra9 in
lebbafte 9o4rufe Qua. Ser Sdab
tduentte iebbaft nit Dem Saidentude
hnh REF hem Anblitum Oantesuprte su.
ID nteTr gtrnrrottttuer!
g.: .9ie Baoereife meiner Srau
bat fiinftauieno Mart gefohet!"-8.
.SF es benn in Garlsbao 10 tbeuer?"
a.: rNein. aber bier in ben Blu-
menidlen !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08

Or. Gea, Griinber bes Sortbern Mebicol
uno Slrgical Suititutes 81 Souispille, &p.,
NIT etablirten Sfficen in ben i6alptitdbten
Der Ser. Staateu. Nutor populGrer Wtebiz
cal gSerte rSiibrer sur Geiunbbeit," .@e=
lunobeitsz SOurnal, lterpoie S6pG6e, liz
re llriade unb oeilun9."
@om Staatc antboriTrt.
Mugcu=, Sbrsr=, Nale= m Salsfraufbet.
ten, granultrte NlIgenlioer, Staaf beieiti9t
ideele Nu9en ridtts seitst pbue Sdmers
ODER o. fabr; Ii obeit opraebeuQt; laufen=
De Sbren, Saubbeit, Sbrentlino en-, &atarrb,
8ronhitis, Nitbma, &ranfbeiteu Der 2cber,
oes MageEs nno Der Gingegeioc, Sartlelbiss
felt, atd9entatarrh, @ailegirdrtheit, @elb=
iu6t, Niercr= uub Slaien=S eifweroen, Sarn<
luB, Niergnfranfbeit, G~iidenitnafe, llrin=
bremen, su Dfters uriniren II. 70. 8lnt=
unb Sautfranfteiten. Strppfeln, Sinner, Stb=
t~latterr, ecSema, Geidpire II. 10. HerpDie
aranfbeiteH, @pilepiie Spitorie, ShlasluB,
2ebe suberorub, Gbeamatismus, Reuralsia,
Ser,franfbeit, lhuade Circulation. Sers=
flppfen, Sdtpinoel II. l. ~. SaH;er, Sc
idwnlit, sebeilt pbne 81 ihneioen, obue Nn=
penouna BON Ir5tmitteln unn ohne : 1mers
-ueue Methube. Sanorrboiben, 5iitel,
SerItopfun9, Srauentrantbeiten, i6mersloie
YteuiurGtton, nerpDie S6Ddde, tpeiBer
SAB, sebeilt uad elmer mofernen Ntetbobe.
Seine unlieblamen unterluduneen. ltnae=
geitaltbeiten, %Slumpfi6e, Eiesuns beg Slid
grades, lana James Nafstbum Der &inoer=
tribe Sbminbiudt, 3ropf, tleine uub idpa=
DIE Sbetle Der rDBert uno p~eritGrft. 9leid=
oisl, per bel Der sebanoluna erfolslos mar.
8eiae Seriud)e uph Elm Miblinaen 1nheiI=
bare Sale nidt senommen. Seibe @eldle6=
ter peri6wie9en unb pripat. Continuation
unb Examination iiir babel Sutereiiirte 81.
/. H c a,
louisville, &p. Minneapolis, Iinu.
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g b.
4eQefpntairs. o. 5. Ipp.

SEHTI UHlulIFe, y, .. J(pD.
Sie Sarmers e Mer4ants 9ant in
SeSadIon Center purbe bsute Moreen
bon RGubsrn nit Spnumit geiprenai,
bic cine Summe BON $500 erlang=
ten. Die 8irser bOrten bic grploiior
unb eilten auf bic Strabe, purber
aber BON f6nerbenaffnetsn, mastirten
MGnnern suriidgetrieben. ipel6e oann
auf elmer Sraifine auf ben @eleifen Der
Sbip Sputbern 8abn fli6tsten. 90
@.~~,-Niute purbe fdper be56dStgt.
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9fm Otter.

a.: Sort gebt ia bas biiterb0ie
@eib, bic Srau &raBer, lsbt benn ibr
Wann eisentlid no99'-8.: nNein,
Der itarb por einigen Mopateu. 81.
So: ma Der trirb frnh kin II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-08

Yrlttles. 30. Nctober, Gambling, Eus
aOn. Comp. g., II. Snf.z Reg, Glarens
&c 9. Barter. 20. October, 8dpams
bang. 2uaon, Comp. 6, II. Snf.z Heg,
Wiaiam Saies.
9ruben grpIoiipn.
pbiGippi, %. 9a.. 5. Hoo.
+. I'm l l6r 30 W1in. beute Mprqen
ereignste iiA in Der CRUDE Der Sout6s
ern Goal ano Transportation So. bsi
Serrpsburg, 6 Meilen bon bier getss
gen. cine ~getpaltige Grploiion. Sotpeii
iino III 2eihen unb cine Qn3a6l Ser,
leBte aus Der @rube gebra9t porben.
Bon ben lsbteren iino Drei 70 i6rptr
perlebt, DAB iie iterben tpsrben. Die
umgetommenen iino: 2spis pat,
Qnoren 8ladpeq. HiGuro Sobniton.
gilbert 8ronn, Bed Qbums, Soieps
Sadion. 2aprence Duncan, Span Sc
tro4, po5nausti, Waltsr 0alensti un5
Ollie Srunts.
Was Die Grploiion psruria6te, iii
nod ri6t fsitgeitelt. Bon gepiFer
Ssite pirb gsiagt, bab 9pnami!
dngeipsnoet puroe, UNI Die bur9 ein:n
S~edenelnitur3 en~titanbenen Sriimmer
gu beIeitigen uno oab bic 8epalt Der
@rploiton cine Auantitdt in Der NGGe
bfinoli6es Spnamit gum grplobiren
bra9te.
Der an Der 8rube anaeridtete S9az
ben lit niht Iehr bebeutenb.
Die 9etpalt Der GrpIoiion tpar cine
fol9 sroBe, baB stpei WGuner aus benz
8rubeni6aht beraussei6leubert nur<
ben. Man fano lie 80 SUB bonn
S6a6t entfernt. Die umgefommenen
finb in Der i6redliditen @eiis oerz
ftiimmslt. Die 8erlsbten ino in oas
etnaiss 8aitbaus i'm Srte eebra6t
tporben, bas eilisft in elm 6Oipitul um=
aetpanbelt tpurbs. Sie 9rubenarbsiter
bebauptsn, bic GrploIion lei burd9ru=
bsnsas b~erbeiaefIbrt poroen. Sc iolz
len ii6 nod etra Elm Subsnb 9erIonen
in Der 8rubs bsfinosn; nabrI6einlia
iinb lie tpot.
Sas S9uIpsen Der Silt
pinps.
Ner Oort, 5. Noo.
Ser Silipino Sppsa fat einsn Offez
men 9rief an SsSacob 9. S2urman, ben
9rGfioenten Der Cornell uniperiitdt
unb friiGeren @oriiber her Ybilippinenz
gpmmi1iipn, aeri6tet. gr tpeiIt in Dem
8risfe nadb, bab in benz 8sridts Der
gommiiiion ben Silipinos llnrsft sez
I6eben lei in 8esus auf lire 9eiitun=
gen auf benz @ebiete Des S4ulneiens.
WGbrsnb Der ipaniiden SberhsrriGaft
babe oas S9ulneien Der Ginge6orensn
trob ouer 9e1Grdntunsen geblibt unb
fi6 entpidelt. usber ben garsen Or
6ipel bintpea babe fi6 Elm Sbftem bon
Spdf6ulen eritredt unb bic ntiienz
1daftliGe Iusbilbung Der 5ilipinos
babe bieienige Der Spanisr iibertrpf=
fen. Sie berporragenbitsn Gslebrten
bes 2anbes ieien Silipinos unb biels
bsrielben hGtten in europa lire Stu=
bien aema6t. NpG In bieism Sommer
lei trob alien WaffenlGrms bas Sra
Mia 2pceum NIT 81 Yrpfeforen, Biz
auf bret, lautsr 1iiipinos, erriGtet
tporben unb bas 2ehrprpgramm um=
fafe ale 52psige Der @ifTenf6uft; bic
Mn1talt peroe ausfdlieblt6 bon slit
pinps er6ultsn.
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Gpn{plibirt.
WeIt superior, u.s., 5. Noi

We1 SupSrlDI, ~s., D. 2tpu.
3nei Der bi,fissn gruuereisn babsn
ii9 persin6at, Inn srtiiren unb nit Cen
auspdrtigen 8ruuereien concurriren
au sDnan. IS itnb bi:s Die Nortbern
limb bic @sIt Superior 8rauersi. &C.
traltt pirb fprtan nur in Der eriteren,
pG6renb bic anbere dls auhlipettsr
hnibt, eoentuea in Elm Malsbaus UNI
ssGnbert pirb. Oie 8eumten Der
heicen 9sfeni6aften bshauptsn, bab
lie ss6n Sabre lang, i'm Sanssn $685.
900 in 5olse Der goncurrens BON
auspdrts Sugef.bt Eaten. Oe 9roBsn
auspdrtigen 8rauer:ien hdttsn be
beftsn 2ptale in Der StaOt fir Btrttz
ffaften gsmietIet, unb atpar gu preiz
fen, bic tpsoer bic localen 8ruuer nod
iraenb nelGe anbere 9sidGitsspe!se
er3Gpineen tDnnten.
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6 b.
Queenstpnn. 5. Noo,

Ser GunarbzS ampfer ,Sarpniu",
Der am q. Sttpber bon Bottom ab<
fubr. traf htsr elm unb bra6te Is
mann bon Der 8siaBune bes Slider
fGuners rMarb Mpsouitp1, ben Ell an
Sage nad ieiner Nbfabrt auf Der 60he
BON 8loucsiter anrdunte uno gum
Sirten bradte. Gin Mann BON Der
9eiubuno oes SGuners ertranf.
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seffen S%Sirtunsen a~flentbalben
befannt iTnb ale prompt une fiber.
Sambura, 5. Nop.

WGbrenb ihrer Sabrt Die glbe binab
rannten bel Shulau Die Oampfer
ySiirit 8ismard" pom Der Samburgz
@merifa=2 in,e uno Der Oampfer
Pretoria" auf nen 8runo. Gs lit
ben bsioer 9ampfern Silfe ~aeianbt
fporben.
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De egypt n.

gairp, 5. Nop.
Die Sftober : 8eriGte uber ben
@tanb cer Baumlpole Itnb unbefries
bieeno, iotpphl pasSuulitdt alsSuarz
titGt anbetrifft.
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8ei Qussrabunssn auf Dem Toruril
1inb pert6poGs Sunbe sema6t nproen.
sic i6lieBen GeiterFtatueH bss Gator
rrb Hpaur, Elm Npr0o, cine Iesculap=
Statue unb cine Fusbiite BON oec
berrli9ften grisdiidsn Irbeit Elm, TO-
pie ferner Sbeile elmer driitli9en 8az
filita aus benz 3. %Sahrbunoert MT
terrliden Iresten uno noblerbGltsnsn
MarmDr5uulsn.
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Ssfterrei6 un1orn.
Wien. 3. Wpp.

Wisn, 5. Nop.
Die 9eienI6aft Mmsritaner, bic Den
Buren, in ibrem Sample gesen Die llr<
teroriider halien, paHirten Disn, me
Elm Wiener 8antier ieoem Manne $50
uno ieoem Sffisier 500 imHamen Der
Srunspaal Regisrun9 ausSabite. g.
erhislten aud freie 3siIs nad ben Ger.
Staten.
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81 9 erIuFlif

amt folssnbe @erIuftliits eefanbt:
@etDbtet: = II. Ottpber, Ga
guam, Sumara, 8atterie s, 4. Mrtil=
lerie. Treb 8. &eib; 80. September ,
Sacloban, Q.ek, 60. .. 43. Snf. z&es.
Dm. ID. Susga, 60. s. 43. Snf.z 93es.
Corporal sSames 8. Noble. So. 9. 43.
( :F.=3es-, Mleabe @inaras; 80. Stt.,
saFn, 2uspn, 81. 6. 80. Snf.=Reg.
Sv9n s. 8kper; "a. Dit. Rarpuean,
2uaon, 9roop 6, 3. gapalerie Reai<
ment, SamueI Odpis. bermibt; Is.
Ottpber, San Nuintin. 2uaon, 60. S,
33. Snf.zHes., Gereeant8inc 8nrs<
ftaner; 90. Septe,uber. NI"nbaii, 2epte
ca q, 43. Snf.sgtsa. 4,arrp Bebos. i;
Is. Oftpber, panap. So. 9, 26. Snf.'
Hes., 9erbert $. 8rppn: %. Ottober.
eariapa, 2uaon. So. 6. 38. Snf.sRss,
Sobn 2anter.
9ermuubet: 80. October.
Maafin, GrHp. 6, 33. Snf.s 9ee, @a.
81. Staff.lbt; Comp. 8. So. Snf.sNss
Mattbp Mahata; Is. October, Sail'
Quintin, Comp. S, 33. Snf.s &sg.
Gbomas 6. Tudsr, Sbemas s. 9apis
%. Septembsr, MIanbafI2 spte, Comp
&. 43. Snf.s Res.. gbtpars s. 9iQ
Sobn South. 20. October, 2esaspi
3uapn. Eroop .. II CAB. >Rsa. Sob
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8r ufilier.
Rio be Saneiro, 5. Sob.

TlO De ,SGIRlIp, D. J(uu.
Die &nfunft hss neuen argentina
T6en @~efcnot.n Garoitiagia tpuroe
NIT GROCER 8sseiiterung gefeiert. Nut
sem Bonfe:.t am Nbeab, an benz ale
Iiplomatsn tbeilnobmen, fprad Der
1meritaniide @efanote 8rpan iibsr
bic Sreunbi9aft unter ben Republiten
SUbamerifas. Die srpbsn Nationen
bss Siibens, fdats er II. a., beoirften
aur Mufredterbaltuna Tires preftisss
nidt bsrGroberunasn unb elmer 4b.rs
tea-erpoIitit. (1ir ein.n 9ertrster
WcRinlep's etnas fonberbar! O.&eb.)
Der &ferbts @aroHiaaia er1piberts.
bab bic Der. Staaten fir Die, pelHe
bic btmotratifdsn Snititufionen IN
Siibamrita aeariinbst hdtten, Elm
~tplirtises B.iIpi;l barb0ten. War
bas 9pbn9 .. Reo.)
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Yrlttles. 30. Nctober. Gambling, Eus
aOn. Comp. g., II. Snf.@ Hes., Glarsns
&c 9. Barter. 20. October, 8dpams
ban9. 2u2on, Comp. 6, II. Snf.z Reg,
WiQiam Sales.
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Hom, 5. Roo.

Stale n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-17
LINSFED 90. ~ TROUBLE.
Biz Combination Needs to Rsise % o 900
10 Go On with.

The urgent need Of the American 1inseed
Company for additional working capital has
resulted in the consideration by the company's
management OF plans for the raising of 5000
oO. Guy q. Major. President OF the company,
said yesterday:
The American I.inseed Company has a capital
stock of S33, 900. COO. It's business includes the
buying OF Aaxseed and the ex pressing from
hat seed Of linsced oil and the compressing Of
the remnants into cakes that are used to feed
cattle. A peculiar feature Of the business Is
that we have TO pay spot cash for faXseed. which
Last year we had about 100000 OF work.
ing capital. The price ~ faAseed has since
advanced 10 81 10, az comrared with 81 last
wear. A great deal OF additional working .cepi-
tai is therefore needed, the estimate being
on the plans for raising the money. and viii
report by Dec. 3. There are two principal
plans the first a bond issue. and the second.
including a decrease In the capital stock prob
able 20 s6oOO.rO. Under the second plan
sii Ono, 100 would represent. the. present capI-
subscribed In cash BY an underwriting syn
dictate"
Is there any Idea Of retilionIng the courts
for a re ever and the formation OF a new CON-
pany1' was asked.
file idea ~ actually going into bankruptcy
and uetitioning the courts for a receiver" re-
piled Mir. Major has b, on virtually abandoned
barau>e. in the state 81 Illinois, in which the
cnmrauy owns n great deal Of property. the
laws are such that any man holding ten shares
transfers "a would be needed In a reorgani2a-
zion. AZ any rate, we haven't at present money
enough TO take care OF our business and we
are free TO admit IT,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-17
SIR RODERICK CAMERON.S WILL
Filed In ichmo County Yesterday-Bis Sic
Children His Heirs.

The will OF the late Sir Roderick Cameron
has been filed for probate in the Richmond
County Surrogate's Court. The decedent
owned q large country place at Fort Wads-
but as he was IA Canadian and had never be-
come a citizen Of this country. the real estate
l. not set down In the schedule. His per-
sonal estate is placed az s25O,O0.
The viii was executed In New York, July
81, 1896: Peter Is. Olnev. the tcStator's life
long friend, and Margaret 5, r. Cameron,
ter, are named executor, The executors
are directed to pay all liabilities aud 10 allow
e5O,Op to remain IN the firm OF Il. W. Cameron
a Co. for special purposes The partnership
agreement of that company II to be carried
out. The remainder Of the estate Is to be
distributed among the heirs according 10 law.
These heir ARE the six children Of Sir Roderick.
Catherine \, Cameron. Margaret s. r. Cameron.
Duncan Even Cameron. Isabelle ID. Cameron,
X, Mcleod Cameron and Mrs. Anne 4. Tiffany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-17
DROUGHT ~ MIvIN0 REGIONS.
Thousands Of Men VIII He Thrown Out OF
Work Il Rain Does Not Come Soon.

HAzLEToS. Pa. Nov, ie-Thousands Of
miners and mine laborers are likely soon to
he idle in the Iehigh anthracite region because
many ~collieries will have to suspend operations
soon on account Of lack Of water. In conse-
quence Of the long drought the streams and
creeks upon which the collieries depend for
their water supply have run dry and there Is
no place 10 haul water from.
Beaver Brook colliery closed for this reason
and the collieries Of 4. Pariee 4 Co, at CRYSTAL
Ridge. and Of {. Pasdee n Co. at Milncsvillc.
will be Obliged 10 close in a few days unless
there are copions rains meanwhile.
The famous JeddO tunnel, which drains the
Markla colliaries. is dried up and the firm Is
using what little water accumulates In its mines
Ia wash coal with.
At the lattimer colliery OF c. Pardee d Co.
the water supply L. decreasing daily. and In order
20 operate the workings water trains have TO be
run from "a point several miles away.
similar conditions exist at the Collieries Of
the Iehigh and wilkes Barre Coal COMPANY at
Audeurled. and If they are compelled to close
down $50 more men will he idle.
COKE Brothers 4 Co. are also very short Of
water and are running water trains TO c~ollieriNs
where there Is no water. They employ 2.+co
men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-17
RESIST THE DEMAGOGUES.
They'll Caus. the N.It Civil war. n We Ever
Have O'e. says the q. A. Rs Commander.

A reception was given last evening by I.afay-
cite Post to the Cominander-in-C Chief OF tho
q. A.. r.. Leo Rossieur Of st. Louis and TO the
Department Commander Of the state OF New
York, Nathau T.. Pond. Nearly every post
In the city was represented. and q large num-
Der OF department officers from out Of town
were present.
Tho absence OF Commander Allan C Bake
well, the Senior iiCe-t commander. l.. Curtis
tomlnander-iu-Chicf Rossiaur made a short
address. in which he emphasized the impor-
tance Of education.
II there ever comes another clash In our
country fear IL will I've clash between classes"
he said. Il rec no indication of 1t now. hut
Il il the only civil trouble We have To fear-the
influence OF the denlagOgue upon the poor man.
II We properly educate our youth he will be able
10 meet every argument the demagogue can
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