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The daily sentinel., 1900-10-23
Another Innovation.

The Colorado Midland Ry. always cater
ing to the pleasure and comfort of its pat
rons, has added to its already superb service
and equipment. Pullman tourist sleeping
cars, which will leave Los Angeles, Calf,
without change, atfording a daylight ride
through the Incompatible scenery of the
Rockies. The service is strictly frst class.
Tourist sleeper from Denver to San Fran
cisco, double lower berth, $3.50, Salt Lake
50. Leaves Los Angeles each Monday,
See City Agent Peck for further informa-
ton or address w Bailey, g p A, Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-23

Annual Lion Hunt.
DeBeque, November lst., End. and 3rd.
Half rates via Colorado Midland Rail
way For particulars and tickets call
on w. r. Peck, city agent.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-23

OUR
LADIES SHOES
Appeal to the neat and stylish
dressers. We show the latest
styles in shoes, that make the feet
look comely and comfortable and
always satisfy.
ULTRA
THE WOMAN'S SHOE
The Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-23

His name is on top Of the street car.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-23
Coal! Coal = Coal /!

The best is the Black Diamond, only
$500 per ton-Best store coal-Order OF
Scoville-Or Grand Junction Feed Co.,
Prompt delivery.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
THn sLuMr ~ SEA ISLAND.
Inspection of MeRee Camp. state
Fair Notes.

Naldosta. Ga, oct 20.-The slump Ia iho
price OF sea island cotton caused some
what ~ a panic here hut the growers
have quickly recovered ard are not dis
posed 10 throw their tr0p upon the mar
ket all az once. Chairman Jones o. the
Sea island Cotton Growers Association.
issued a circular yesterday urging the
growers not 10 throw their crop upon the
market too rapidly T1e decline Is believ-
a 20 be the result 81 the large port re-
ceipss las, week which were due 20 the
excellent weather Tor marketing ana de
tire upon the plri ~ tie growers go dis
pose IN cotton d. meet immediate obisa-
fions Thr farmers through this section
say that fhe cotton Is about al out Of the
fields ana that the crop will not be more
than half 81 what IL was lost year Know
lng that it Is very short. they are dis-
posed Go hold the staple a while. believing
ii wII command better prices when the
rush 90 market ceases.
There IS talk here ~ great footba,l
game between a team from Lake city ana
one from Mercer University on Florida
cay ~ the State Fair Wednesday VIII be
Florida day ana great many o. the
prominent citizens Of our sister state are
expected az that time. including GOV
Bloxnam and his STAFF The football
team from the two states will b. one %
the leading features 81 that day.
The Prison Commissioner remained
over IN this ci'y this mo9ing and visited
McRee's comps ON "a tour 81 inspection.
Mr. Edmoudson 81 Brooks asked the per
mission of the commission 20 - with
them and his request WINS acceded Co. al
though the hearing Of the charges
brought by him against the camps mad
been concluded. AZ the camps Of McRes
Brother be suggested that visit he
made 20 the farm 81 Mr VIII McRee.
whereupon that gentleman warned him
never 10 put his foot upon his land again
II seems thar Edmondsou took dinner with
the McRees and was apparently very
friendly with them Just before he made
the charges against the camps In view
81 many circumstances connected with
the case. the friends % the parties have
been fearful that trouble would eusue II
they should happen 20 cross each others
path
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
LOCAL Personal.

Mr cook u Pulney IS a guest Or the
Pulaski
Mr " S West ~ valdoe'a is q guest
Of the Pulaski
Mr. II l. Lowe OF Macon Is a gucs.
OF the Pulaski
Mr.. - - Ianler Of McRac Is register
cd az the Pulaski
Mr.. }. Young Of Miami registered ut the
StreVeu yesterday.
Mr.. ". a. Mcen of Mcintosh Is Il
guest ~ the ScreYen.
Mr. II, r. slapney u Harau Is regis
tered AZ The Screen.
MIR Columbus 49, smith ~ Jasper is
registered III the Pulaski
Mai W. a. WI kins OF wayncsboro s.
registered al the De SOTO.
Mr. u. q MeCrrary o. RobertFlie. 3
g.. b "a guest OK the Pulaski.
Mrs Thomas Hunter via san to-day on
the Nacoocaec FOR Ntw York
AR J = Daniel of Atlanta WIS among
yesterday arrivals at the Pulaski
MI II " Hammond Of Neluo. Fa..
registered "a the Pulaski yesterday
Mr. r. a. Lac 1T Wayeross was amopr
the guests 81 The Pulaski YESTERDAY
Nir. }. &. EIwards ~ Daisy was AMONG
the arrivals az ~ Pulaski yesterday.
MIR T.. seuler was a passed. niger 81 the
Plant system yesterday Cor 81 umorc
Mr aud Mrs r r. Wardweu viii san
to-day for New York on the Nncoochce
M1 y. n Gr1over Of statcsboro was
among Yesterday arrivals AZ the Pulaski
Mr George 4. Robinson representing
D. IA.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
THE NEWS ar TALLAHASSEE.


Tallahassee. Fla. oct ia-Tampa has
new corporation la sociedad Anouina
FL Trahaio with . capital Of sl7.5oo which
viii conduct a general real estate bust
ueee
Hon n b. Macfariane o. Tampa. Re
publican nominee for Governor. came here
on Wednesday. when ne met Hon l.. ~.
Ware OF 81. Andrews bay Republican
nominee for railroad commissioner
Thursday they were Joined By } y.
Converts Of Apalachicola. e. ~ Pariin
% Carabeile. and John Eagan Of Pensacola.
During the afternoon Mossrs Macfar-
lane. Ware and Eagan spoke az the opera
House 10 a large audience Of their follow.
ers. Tbe speakers left to-day on a cam
Nessiug tour Of West Fioriaa
Leon county will select i've county com
mlssioners ct the November primary.
There are eight candidates from che avs
districts as follows: r c. Smith. W J.
johnson. j A Anders " l. Moor. l. A.
Roberts. Jonah Britt. W y. stouimore
and l.. G. YaeKcr
The young wife Of Or g NJ Williams
died a her home Wednesday night. after
an Illness OF several weeks.
a Fisher Roby. "a brother 90 r. w
Rohy. auditor of the seaboard' AR Line
died 81 Thursday. after a lingering Illness
Of many months.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
white said 60 Have Made si.a00,ooo
on a s25o stake.

From the Chicago Record.
4 Spectator named j l.. White IS re-
ported to have made 81 10000 during the
las, six or cigh, monFs in stock spec
uintion He is a comparative stranger
acre. and Is said to De a Canadian who
has spent a good part Of his life in De
troit Mich ana Chicago, and Is WISH
known about the BOARD % Trade. II
3 also reported that he has made aud
ost several fortunes go speculation. ana
those who know his habits aud circum-
stances predlc, that he viii be pennies
again before the winter Is over. one OF
the most reputable lawyers in this city
told me The other day that h. had ap-
praised Mr.. Whites assets ana found
them 90 be worth fullv N.5oao0o with
nn auction value OF perhaps Sl0atoo Jess
than that amount.
White TUNED ny here nboutsa year ago
an entire stranger an9 haunted the
bucket shops. giving orders for small
accounts. as much as he was able To
margin. After q few weeks he went nat
broke and told his acquaintance that
be intended 60 quit spcculauns thar be
mad lost and won several fortunes IS the
rise ana ian Of stocks. grain aad pro-
visions. nut had got enough of g. lie
went to a wcl-knowu broker ~ this city.
% whom he made similar statement
and borrowed $3.50 TO buy a half interest
.u a dairy iunchroom 10 Fifteenth street
The proprietor 81 the place who had Of
fercl 20 sell "a share % his business 40
White changed his mind before che lat
Ter came IN with the money and lnfofm.d
him that he hal decided not 10 take
partner. Whereupon. While having the
margins In his pocket. could not resist
temptation 20 try his luck once more
and bought 80 shares o. brooklyn Rnpid
Transit stock which wac then quoted
somewhere about g. ana /, Immediately
began 10 rise
A. the stock Went up and released his
margin White bought more ana more
and more until Pee found himself holding
several thousand shnres. which he sold
az 1870 ana invested the proceeds ia other
stocks which advanced several points
Every hiag he touched paid him q profit
iie has been on che rghs side 81 tine NOR
ket every time until recently. During the.
iaet few days ! am iold RE has been hit
pretty hard Some 81 his friends have
advised him 20 draw out 81 oo1.0na ana len
vest u IN permanent securities that are
not subject TO speculation. SO that he viii
kave something for rainy doy. but MIR
Mhite SAYS that hc knows how money
ougni 90 De ban8icd end does MOI fear 81
continue his specuiatiOur
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
WV E1EctTnE COMMITTEES.
Factions 60 Hc Equally R~presentet
WIN VIZ. 1nnninnhnm as Chairman

incftons ." We Eq""tiF H~prraented
With Mr. cunningham aS Chairman.
f.s.tf.,,, comm, ,,tl. aborti,. have a new,
- ~" tH'e 'N''N''F'
Ding ~ which % stands in need az pres
ert Representat.ves Of the TWO wings
- ..,...-.... ,,,,,, ,,,.,, ,,....l,s
~" "H" '"tei'd '"'o "H agreement ~
NH.rh "a new committee y 70 p forme q.
consisting ~ twelve members from each
sd.. .s,ttb Air. r. usvb.v, CUNNINGHAM, a..
rt.trraar
f.tti.-e - no anre-r,ar, "a that ,n
.,.s ,r,. rrrr..s..tst,,.. Al .ttber f,rtIon
changes 81 'uoiitIs. 50. ft.o,. -, a.. for,-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
CRY BHEvITIEs.

A meeting Of the Savannah Industrial
Association viii Dc held az METROPOLITAN
Hall Monday night
The dancing academy conducted by
Messrs W y. RodHck aud " s.
Adams had It's opening soiree a. 90 Cath
oic Lihrary Han last night
4 letter received yesterday from Gen.
G. NJ Sofrcl IN New York states that
ne s. slowly improving from his recent
Illness. but that be Is sdll very wcak-
Judge Norwood yesterday sent Frank
Thomas TO the gang for eleven months.
Thomas was found guQty Of steniing
brass. a very common onspse with tho
ulmhle-nngered members 81 his race.
There was a sct-to in the corridor o. the
Chy Exchange yesterday afternoon be-
tween two city employs. due 20 some per-
sonal difference. TAc men were separated
before any serious damage was done.
william Fisher found his way 20 Judge
Norwood criminal sess on yesterday
morning and WIS sentenced 60 three
months on fhe gang. William rs a white
man who burEarzed Labor Han fcw
nights ago
Walter Il Davis. savaunab's hay and
grain inspector. Is SPOKEN of in 81 pleasing
way Ia the last issue Of the American
Elevator and Grain Trade which b. pub.
lishcd ut Chicago Mr Davis picture
appears 90 ,he wFltc up. The references
to him are OF q Very complimentary M.
lure.
Mr George vs.. Ticdeman filed sult in
thc City Court yesterday aealnst a. A.
Fountain for sliaN The plliuun alleges
that the defendant IS indebted 10 him ln
this amount for goods sod and delivered
during tho months % MAY and June -
the present year and that De refuses 90
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

a London dispatch says The steam-
ship Cowr.e. which Is dlscnarging cargo
Of Oh from Borueo at the Thames doeka
steamed from Koctel Borneo. 20 Lon
don g distance Of g 20 miles. using only
liquid fuel This MAS reduced 10 farsy
hy "A Jet At the furnace door The owners
say ghat the substitution OF coal los q
liquid proves most advantageous. Six stok
ers sufiiced instead 81 sixteen The speed
was slightly improved and the bunker
space was also economical. q Ton of oil
occupying bat thirty-four cubic feet. com.
par.d with foTty-fvc cubic feet taken up
by "a ton % coal. Twenty-two tons 81 oil
were consumed daily en- this voyage. aa
against thlrty-ilNe tons ~ coal consumed
~ former Voyage H0rneo Oh b. declared
10 be excellent fuei and is supeFccding
TOE RUssian ana American product IN the
Far East il can be delivered cheaper.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
SAID THEY wERE FOREIGNERS.
Examination Of Patrick and Jonc.
ia New York.

IN NeN oFks
New York. oct ls--The preliminary ex-
animation Of Albert r Patrick and
Charles r. Jones. charged with ATTEMPT
iug TO defraud the estate Of William n
Rice 10y forged check for $500 drawn
In Patrick's favor on swenson 4 sons.
bankers OF this city. was resumed to-day.
Air. Tyrrell Of Milwaukee. an expert On
Handwriting. said 4, was his opinion that
the signatures to the $4,000 ana s65
checks submitted 90 him are forgeries.
Tyrreil said. in answer 10 Magistrate
Brnnn, that the Filth Avenue Trust
checks. which We're declared 10 be- forger-
les were written on the same day. and
that the sracings were done with a wet
pen.
Expert Carvalho said yesterday they
were done with dry pen. At this point
Mr.. Osborne said
THE people rest"
on application OF SIR. House an adjourn
ment was taken TO Wednesday next when
the defense VIII begin. AIR House SAID
he Will finish on that day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

Received too iate Tor tcjcsraphle aver
ages
Special Texas Rainfall Reports calves
ton %. Corpus Christi a. Temple.
trace. BallinRer 70. L8mpasas. o. B,sn-
co. trace Beeviile 2.u. Weotherford t-i
cuero. o. SaH Marcos. -: Columbia
-. Luling. Is. Houston trace. Kerr
Vile. o Huntsville Is
Heavy Rains -I}eevlIe. Tex. gig
Light Frost Bolivar. Tenn. Milan
Tenn
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

ChicaEo. Oct. fa-Another referee was
assaulted at the Illinois Athletic club to-
might aud il took a dozen policemen 10 -.
Store order. The row was ptc.inHated by
Referee Patsy Fallon Of Omaha callire
the fight between Clarence Forbes and
Walter Bloom draw. after Forbes seem
"a 10 have tho best % the contest
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

Examination by male physician hard trial dcaty organized
She breads the humiliation OF il all
She therefore she dare and only driven by
Of cancer polypus dreadful sickness
dergone a critical examination, less discouraged
condition
tier
In consulting Mrs Pnham by letter hesitation need be
felt The told to and is entirely confident
who has listened thousands Of similar and who
experience
8
Read Miss Farrels Of how health
by Pnsham thousands
curedth
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

Of Chicago q nrst-ciass cabin passenger
Of the Ward Line steamer Mexico. which
arrived on Tuesday. Oct l6 from Hava-
ma. developed unmistaknble symptoms OF
yellow fever. Or. Doty says tho case is
mild. and that the patient IS doing fairly
we'll to-day
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

." take pleasure in writing few lines thanking for advice
did told taking medicine
all looked like brought the My face
driven little
would
good troubled with breath could
flight
feeling miserable could be bottles of Vegetable
Compound your medicine
Miss Hall
a. CtyB "a Iyun.s
| NhEEEEgk
VJVUV mission Z riSllias dEbeiSE c5 /
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

London. oct. is.-The Imperial Liberal
Council az it's meeting to-day adopted =
resolution in favor Of reorEanikng the
Liberal party upon the basis OF social re-
form at home. and OF the consolidatl ton
and ultimate federation OF the United
kingdom with tho colnnla.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

Madison Wis. oct ls.-Chaf!es Francis
ADAM. president o. the Massachusetts
Historical Society. delivered the formal
dedicutory address OF the Wisconsin State
Historical society's new library and mu-
scum building tonight before a large au-
dlnmce
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

Remarks-Warmer over North Carolina
no marked temperature changes elise
where Light frost az points In extreme
western portion Of Tennessec Rains in
Texas
Observations taken az the same mo-
menf % time az an stations Oct ~. iseo
5 b m. 18th meridian time
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

Denver. Co. Oct ls-Joe Cans OF Barl-
more won from Spider" Kelly ef Fan
Francisco IN The eighth round ~ what was
90 have been a ten-round 20 before the
Colorado Athletic Association here %.
ntwNf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

Richmond Va. Oct. i9.-Gr5ve Avenue
Baptles Church. very handsome and
comparatively new structure. which cost
about $1,000 Is in flames. and IA almost
certain 10 be wholly destroyed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
MISS CASTS RInE srorrED.
Authorities Made Her Abandon Her
Long nIcycIr RIde.

New York. oct ia deputy sheriff
stopped Miss Marguerite CASTS record
breaking bicycle ride At Valley Stream. l..
J.. to-day by forcing her 20 leave the track
when she had finished 2e25 mlles
Mss Cast gave up her design of COM
pleting 5000 miles The law Of this state
makes IL unlawful for any person TO con-
tinue IN a race or contest Of endurance
more than twelve hours In each twenty
four.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20

Berlin. Oct l9--Tnc Municipal rou
al iir meeting to-day. adopted reso.u .iau
to bvild municipal street railways after
the expiration Of che present charters.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Saturday and SUNDAY;
Georgia AMI South Carolina Fair satur-
day sunday fair except occasional ralns
along the coast. fresh to brisk northeast
crly winds
Eastern ana Western Florida Occasion
81 rains saturday and probably sunday
fresh northeastery Wiids
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-20
INCUBATOR.

IT y boyer
Local Forecast Omcla!
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02
IN the ;ndebtadneass J, and the 1Nppr n;

on the Indebtedness and the INDEBTED
NESS ITSELF REDUCED FROM $20,000
TO $4,000, ALL OUT OF THE ROADS
EARNINGS. This year the stock
holders will receive their divi-
dends in cash. Last year the bust
ness of the Short Line amounted to
$65, 900, which is remarkable consider
ing that we have two other good roads
in competition with it.
AS to the present value of ShOrt-Line
Stock may say that there is none for
sale. The b. G. r. & n. folks last year
bought up considerable of it for 100
cents on the dollar, but none can be
had at that price now. The president
of the Short.Line today told me that
$3.50 would not touch his stock, which
was earning quite as much as stock
that is quoted on the market at S1.75.
Furthermore he predicts that in five
years it will be worth $3.50.
We think the road is big benefit to
our town. 1t has opened up q new
market for our shippers, giving them
direct communication with st. Louis
and Cedar Rapids, which they did not
have before. Besides the great benefit
1t has been in the way of transportation
facilities, it has directly added more
than a dozen good families to our popu
lation, the heads of which receive good
and steady wages.
Well, guess 1 have drawn this out
long enough. OF course l know not
whether there is any similarity between
our line Of road and the one you have
in contemplation, but if the informa
ton herewith furnished is of any bene
|htit0vou, L shall be fully repaid for pro
viding it. Assuring you Of my kind
wishes, I remain most respectfully,
G, W MILLER.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02
sAsA'hsF.I!.vi,g ?ahi! M,aalsh.AiapI.l?

Shalla five ~ per cent. tax be levied upon the
assessed value Of the property in the City of Man
chester. Iowa. to aid the MANCHESTER &
ONEIDA RAILWAY COMPANY in the con-
structon of projected, ordinary or standard guage
railroad, through and from the said City of Man
chester, Iowa. to the village of Oneida, in Della
ware County, Iowa. the whole of said tax to be col
lected in one year, but no part thereof to become
due until said proposed line of railroad is fully
completed from the southwesterly angle of the
intersection of the right of-way of the CHICAGO
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Co, and the
right-of-way of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& SAINT PAUL RAILWAY CO., at or near
the village Of Oneida, Delaware County, Iowa, to
point Or place in said City of Manchester, Iowa.
at least sixty (60) rods inside of its corporation
limits, and the said part of said railroad
which is to be fully completed before any part
of said tax shall become due, to be SO COM
pleted on or before December 1, 1901, and such
completion to be all the work required to be
done?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02
THoBURN SUED FOR $l5o,ooo.
Young Woman Charges Bishop with
Defamation of Character.

Young Woman Charges Bishop will,
Defamation of Character.
Springfield, o., April 30.-It seems
that the departure of Bishop ]. NJ.
Thoburn for New York few days
ago was caused not only by his desire
to attend the ecumenical council but
also because 1t was necessary for him
to be present at the hearing of u suit
for damages In the sum Of $150,0O0 In
which he Is the defendant.
Several years ago, while Bishop
Thoburn was In India, Miss Armstrong,
very handsome and stylish Amerl-
can woman, arrived for the ostensible
purpose Of converting the heather, but
as she had no connection with the
Methodist Episcopal church there was
soon clash between her and the bish.
op. Miss Armstrong became the OBJ
ject of admiration from one of the
wealthiest residents of India and
marriage was announced to take place
between them. Bishop Thoburn went
to the man and said something about
the woman, but the marriage took
place as was intended. In a few years
Miss Armstrong left her husband and
went to England. In New York some
years later a subpoena was served on
Bishop Thoburn stating that he had
been made the defendant in damage
suit for $3.50, 600 brought by Miss Arm
strong for defamation of character.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02
TO HARASS THB BODRS
That Will Now 30 the Object Of
General French.
DEwET COULD NOT FLANK HIM.

Foiled by the Cavalry Aftor Vigorous
, sIancnvcring-Boers Evacuate Thnban-
Gu to Occupy Better Positions-D During
the Fighting There the British Casual
ties We're Slight-Endenvorers to Rem
edy tho Remount Question. g. D
! London, April 3O.-The latest news
received from the Orange Free State
indicates that though the Beers have
evacuated Thabanchu they have only
done so in order to occupy stronger po-
sitious. On Sunday, April 20, Gen
eral Dewet made an effort to turn
French's eastern flank, witch was
only foiled by the-eavhlry after vigor-
GUS maneuvering. The Beers hold the
ridges to the eastward, whence they
will probably fall back when the pres
sure of superior numbers increases.
Slight Casualties at Thabanchu.
The British casualties sustained dur
Ing the Thabanchu fighting We're slight.
General French's object, now. that all
chance of catching the main bodies Of
the -burghers has disappeared, is to
harass, the Beers and prevent any
well organized retreat. -
From Beihn, Portuguese East Afri-
Gu, under date of Monday, April %,
comes the news OF the arrival there Of
a Canadian twelve-pounder battery. 1t
is added that General Sir Frederick
Darlington, who is to command the
British troops going to Rhodesla, has
been cordially welcomed by the Portu-
guese officials and that he has re-
viewed the Portuguese troops.
DIR. Jameson Well Again.
Cape Town reports say that DIR.
Jameson has recovered from the Sc
we're attack or fever from which lie
has been suffering, and he Is men,
toned as Il candidate for one Of the
seats in the Cape parliament repre-
senting Kimberley, in succession to DIR.
Frederic Rutherford Harris.
The agent of Julius We'll at Mafe-
king wrote. under date of April 12,
most cheerfully, saying everything
was satisfactory. He added that the
Boer guns were firing heavily into the
town, and that n determined attack
had been repulsed without casualties
on the British side.
Rnvages of the War.
A conception of the continuous raw.
ages of the war can be gathered from
Cape Town dispatch, briefly announc-
ing the arrival from Natal of twenty
five officers and 252 men invaded
home and the sailing of the Aurania
for England with 400 sick and wound.
ed soldiers.
Endeavors are being made to rem.
edy the remount question. Simla dis
patch announcing that 500 experienced
native horsekeepers, $50 shoesmiths,
and fifty veterinary officers have been
drawn from India for service In South
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-05-02

Manchester should have the sympa-
thy Of Dubuque in her effort to secure
additional shipping facilities. At q
time when our big neighbor had two
lines of railway, its people voted five
per cent. tax to aid in the construction
of what is now known as the Chicago
Great Western. And the people of Du.
buque builded better, thanlthey calcula-
ted. To their enterprise and credit
stands one of the great railway systems
of the north west, q system that has
done much toward the upbuilding of
Iowa's Key City. Dubuque's expert
ence with railroad tax should at least
encourage Manchester people to do like
wise, or rather do better. Dubuque paid
q five per cent. tax for one new road,
while Manchester's expenditure will in
sure connection with two new roads.