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New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
GENERAL WOOD HERE.
HE SAYS HE HAS NOT EXPRESSED ANY
OPINION ON ANNEXATION.

General Leonard Wood arrived here frC-1 Havana
the steamer Monterey yesterday, and after land
ing started for Washington to President Roose-
velt He expects to return the steamer sailing
from here on Saturday. December :. When asked
regarding opinion Of the annexation of Cuba he
said that he had expressed none. and that II
would be impotic for him to do so. The run"r
that he had expressed himself the subject, he
said was proba bly, circulated affect the elections
IN Cuba Nothing would OF II, he declared.
Matters are quiet in Cuba, and preparations are
being made the coming election in February.
said he The elections there have not our excite
r,ent but go along quietly. If any dispute occurs
we are asked TO decide by both parties, which
cneaks well for their reliance in justice. OF
course there arc Il number of people in CUBA VINO
desire annexation but l doubt the possibility OF
eecnrinfr canvass Of opinion the question. The
people of Cuba wish their flag floating over
Norro Castle even if il were only for week l
am In good health now, and never felt better IN
my life.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
,ppE4L IN SAMPSON PRIZE CASE.

,,,sh;,,+on Nov. 29-The United States to-day
.,oa 70 tho District Court of Appeals from the
dac,sYon of Judge Bradley rendered last July, In
tho case Of Rear Admiral Sampson and the officers
and men of the North Atlantic Squadron In the
battle off Santiago against the inlanta Maria
,raras, ond ofner vessels for prize money. Judge
Bradley held that the Infanta Maria Teresa and
bi'uIeS Pa - and ammunition should be condemned
& me- Ssrfa.ed m the United States lawful prize.
I'D tbat Admiral Sampson and his officers and men
sho,id receive and share in the prize money
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

I2a5 g. m.-No 257 Broome-st. William Fersrnester;
slight
1:l6 A. n-No 323 West Twefth-st.: Mrs. Doyle: $40
s.45 a. m-No Madison Herman Kreaner: slight
go a. m-No. Nneteen,h-ss-: kofeishn q Co.
$1OO.
1:4o D. m.-No. II East Ninety-second-st-: Bernard
Pritcher; $500.
2.,n n m-No Union Court. Peter Loscert 800
4:3o o. m-No. 3ss washington-st; r B. Sinner; 20.
4.a5 n m-No i1s West Eighty-ninth-st: A. j. Lyons
SIS.
40 D. m-No ssa East one-hundred and -sxth-st
G. Junkman; $1.00O-
An m-No o74 One-hundred-a eighth-st
Albert F. Meyer: S1oo
.ao m-No 1873 East one-hundredth-st- Hugo Kiddel.
S25.
q n m-No 1ss -nnth-ss: William Allen;
300
go a m-No 425 Elizabeth Armour: $50
sa5 d m-No % East One-hundrec and ninth-st. Leo
pod Buchold: 81
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
uoEEu41 N CrSTODY N WASHINGTON.

Washington Nov 29-Carl II. Hoffman. the
former stenographer of the Isthmian Canal Com
mission who was arrested in New-York Tuesday
night arrived here to-day, and was given INTO 'he
custody of the United States marshal he VIII pe
committed 10 jail unless he secures bonds. The
af1dayt fled the police court ALLEGES that HON.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
Greed REVISION COMMITTEES WORK.

Washington, Nov. es-The subcommittee en-
oapal in the preliminary work of revising the
proshy,erian creed was In session again to-day.
The proceedings consisted mainly of an interchange
of views by the members. and no important action
was taken
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

washington Nov. 2S.-The greater portion OF the
last Cabinet meeting before Congress assemblies
WAS devoted TO going over some recess appoint
r,en,s which will be sent to Congress next week
f~onsid srable time spent the question of
annointing Governor Jenkins of Oklahoma. Charges
wore made against Governor Jenkins regarding his
Connection with g cattle company organized in
the TERRITORY and the President gave him a hear
snr last Monday. 1t decided to-day not TO re-
m
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

man carried away from public office with intent
TO steal the final report of the Isthmian Canal
Commission to the President
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
AGED WOMAN DIES IN STREET.
SHE AND HER HUSBAND HAD RECENTLY CELE-
RRATED THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.

Cane May. Nov. 2s-Mrs Esther Church wife Of
,ar, church died suddenly from heart disease
-, .traet last night She seventy-four
IN IN Ihe Vr and Mrs. Church recently celebrated
their golden wedding.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

OKLAHOMA TO HAVE A NEW GO|ERNOR-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

THE PRESIDENT DECIDES NOT TO REAPPoiNT
MR. JENKINS.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

Totals -......... so55is14 1c7,2Gosi4 PSI 26I si5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
Tho Presidents Message.

Contrary to expectation the message oil
the President was very lengthy. bat vel
worth . careful pefussl. II is we'll spok
en- Of by the papers OF this country. and
also OF England and other foreign coun
iriea l. Is thoroughly patriotic and pro
sressivs but not 10 any sense bombsstic OF
ofisssive.
OF the new subjects treated be recon
mends the passage Of stringent laws in re
gard to snsrohists, aud the punishment OF
oil attempts upon the lives Of public ofic
ials.
In regard to the syndicstes sud trusts
be recon mends . law that will compel
them TO make public enough Of their busi
ness 90 that ell may know whether they
ere oppressive or not. He thinks such Q
law would not only be . restraint upon
them bnt would relieve the public mind
and allow the people to discriminate be
tween such - are beneficial and those
that ste hsrminl 10 their operstions, By
the cost Of production with
reduction 10 price they srs
often OF great benefit to the country at
large. II on the other hand they gsin .
monopoly sud raise prices 20 thst they
asiu 90 exborbi.ant profit to themselves
here should be Law for their restraint |
The President thinks that publicity would |
20 far towards rem owing the evil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

Senator Hosr hiss . very sensible plan
for the disposition OF anarchists. He
would have ell civiliz,d nstions join 10
choosing some suitable plsoe to which
they esn be bsnished and allowed TO carry
ont ,hsir ideas to their hearts content. On
Monday h. offered . resolution TO suthot
iss the president TO enter into nesotis
lions With other civilized countries for The
purpose OF selecting come suitable terri
tory TO which might be transported and
confined persons ins,isslins or counseIinR
tss destruction Of American government
Or those attempting the lives Of chief
4 sistrsles. The resolution Vas referred
u The committee on foreign relations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

The experience with reciprocity under
tbs proyisiols OF the Mckinley and Ding
ley LAVE, the former an experiment aud
Aha latter the result OF seven years Of study
Of The subject by Republican leaders. has
been Of character to recommend the CT
tension OF the practice In some degree.
Bat DO conservative will counsel the Sub
stitution 81 reciprocity for protection. Ev
en- Mr Bsbcoek. who is looked 10 BY many
10 lead the tsrif tinkefers. has not shown
. disposition TO do this, end he will pfobs
bly, dssppoint those who have been mis-
led By the statement, 10 general terms, Of
bis proposed tsrid revision scheme:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
ApyIog TO MorHKgs,

Are Jon disturbed ct night and broken
Of your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting tee.hi II 80
send st onoc snd get bottle OF Mrs. Win,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. II cures dysentery. disrhoes, regui
lsses the stomscb and bowels, cures wind
collie. soitens the gums, reduces inHsms
ton. and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslov's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
o the taste an is ths prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physician
aud nurses In the United States and is for
sale by ell druggists throug hout the world
price % cts q bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
RAsT ARLINGTON

H. A. Ward hss purchased . new
team.
-Hsle's chsir factory shut down Sstul
Day on sccount OF lack OF orders.
Rev. and Mrs A. O. Field Of Rutland
recently visited at o. A. Fields.
3. l.. Griffith hiss twelve teams draw
ing lum Der from bis mill 10 Sunderland.
Frank Secoy and E. Gsinls are ont
ting The timber on the Vaughn property.
MIR and Mrs Hssley OF Dandy were
recent visitors At l. A. and Z l.. Bucks.
Hon. j. X. Judson aud Mrs Abbie
Mildner passed Thanksgiving With Miss
Mabel Woodwork 10 Boston. Miss Wood
worth 10 stten diug school 10 Norton, Msss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

Mr. Byap's Commoper II its last issue
ssve prominence TO 90 edilorisl. evidently
addressed TO Democratic Congressman.
urging ihsi The Philippians question be
msde the most importsn. Issue 10 con
sress and 10 the. congressional csmpsien
Of 1902 Ia regard TO this Issue Mr. Bry
90 declares declares ths, the party not
only hiss 10 opportunity bnt . duty %
vell. Prominence is given 10 The Kansas
Oity plank on imperialism. There ia, u
Gill be seen, vide difference OF opinion
smora the Democrats ss to The position
they should assume Mr. Richardson was
sgsin made The party leader on The hocr
Of the bonse. bat Mr. Mcclellan. Who ia
supposed to represen. the HiIl-Gorman
will be secondary leader and
only the developments OF the session can
determine which element will preponder
Aha
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

Lymsn e Kospp, who Vas for 3 mum
Der OF years Judge Of the Probsts Court OF
Addison county and later governor Of
Alssks, bat nov OF Seattle. Washington,
10 company with Z. II. Wells. editor OF
the Evening Star. we're trapped in the
big 100 loot stsndpipe 10 Qaeen Ann Hill
Monday by three small boys and held
prisoners for tbr,e bours. The boys
locked the doors after Wells snd Knspp
vent into the stsndpire to inspect the in
terror. Threats and iotresties bad no
effect on the youthful brigsnds, They
demsndsd $40 ransom. which vas iadis
osntly refused. Finally Wells found .
picksIe 10 the bottom Of the pipe. BY
working In shifis the ex-governor spd sdi
Ter broke the door and escaped. The al
minntIve bfissnds took to tho woods.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

Tie cfeisry Of The .re1afy has tfsps
mittsd 10 ulngrcts the es,imsies Of sppfo
prIsiioas required for The government Ger
rice for The nsesl year ending jane 80,
1908. - furnished by the bssas OF the sev
er.i executive departments. The total Up
propristioos asked Tor ere s6l0. s27, Gss,
which 10 $40 200, 600 less than The esti
mates Tor 1902 .sui "a 900 600 more than
The sppropri,lions for that year. TIE es
iiuas,es by depsf menis; legislative, $40,
lss. 900; creative. 1924 100: state depart
msnt. 50 Ai6 S2s: treasury department
$3.50 ,isa 025: war department.. sl6l $40.
l0i. navy department. si00. 70i, 1872, ioier
ior department, si6l7l0. 535; postoflce
depsrlneot. 81. i64 966; department Of "a
riculture. So 500. $40, depcrimen. Of labor.
slg0.tso; department Of iastice, SO. 9l7,
$50; total. colo. 627. 6ss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

into At oHce. Ana deeply. Msybe De blcoi
ia elnesed wi,A germs tlas are csT.ahla az
freasess,g any o. a daasa otaprlAi1.ia wsth
the chastce 81 great enaaFias, rl4anina lnta
Tie terminal statioa knnNn ~ Death. To
prepare rensiy having tlse power % rns-
aasf theAe ia, more surely than no oflin.
AIRY ueatmeut had ever done. Vas Dr.
hsnneay's ambition. Through WEAKNESS
and disoouraeesnsni b. tclled 90. He had
his reward Al last. A IA naturalist cosno4
upon strange plant In the wooas, ~
nF. DAVID Kennedy one day laid hands on
the iherciient required 10 mako his hs,s
medicino CHE Hncovss al the era 1-~GAlcrra
solveui. lie rs5oieed, YET Was hamhly
thankfuh ~ q man u who kn0ws that while
Paul may plant and Apollos water u IL God
who Fiye,h The inoruAsc, who lcadcsh 10 The
knowledge 81 the tru,h. s.nee then
thouse.4l- have teen relieved and eurei
who were spending their days In pain, with
The Grim Spectre waiting 10 deal tho
hn'shing blow. Sufferers from rheumA.
usn, govt, dyspepsia, nervous pro~iraiion
or woncn's complaints viii ind help ia
CAlcara Solvent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
william Pattip. OF West Rutland, was

William Pattip. OF West Rutland. was
seriously injured in q strange m amer
ct the queries Of the Vermont Marble
Company at West Rutland recently. The
man wss 10 . quarry. $50 feet below the
surface. at work. He looked up when 8
heavy iciole dropped from the surface and
struck him full Ia the face. His face was
horribly torn and be suffered conc ussion
Of the brain, but will probably recover,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12


ffesissti Roosevelt hes received . LEI
lsr iroD Assrss Carnegie 10 sbieh The
isiisr e.su 10 Esss. dossiios Of si0. 90.
600 10 the Usilea Sta 20. The letter viii
Be fsisrrss 10 CcEsrs By the prssisett
10 message MI Csraesis's att Ia Tor
The rsrpcss 81 esiablssbieg 10 Gsshiss
lon nsivsr.liy ior biessf sdpost.op. Mr.
Carnegie pro.S<es ths. the opiv f.ily
stich ~ 10 10 tBdos sbsll be The greet
eel iEsli usion 10 Tee werId Tor the dsvsi
opnsb, Of higher sduesiiOn. He b1 con
suited President Gilnsn OF John Hopkins
university, pnsldsai Hsdlsy Of Yale.
Prssissu, Eliot Of Harvard. iorntr PrssI
dehi Waite Of Corrsil and ell tbs lesdine
sdus.icrs q tbs eoSniy. They hosrtily
endorse bis pl.ls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

The elsbofste report made by Secretary
loot Of the War Department, upon our 70
l1ns 10 ihs Philippines gives evidence
!. lsgislSliop 90 this subject will sooD
eros ding apon The time spd attention
Cossress While The sporadic csses Of
erection ia outlying provinces OF The
de induces the Secretary TO ssssr. that
. not Jet iims to sbspdon ell semblsnce
- militsfy rule 10 the islands, IL 10 certsio
the Standardization leaders will tske
position very soon that Congress
. uId establish civil soverSmen, 10 the
! nAs along lioes similar 10 those sdop,
Z lsl Porto Rico.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

Addison Whitebed. Who hes been 10 The
posiofics Of Vernon So years. has resign
bis office. with the intention Of perms
nently retiring from business. Mr., White
he'd wss appointed postmaster February
20, 1860. after fifteen ysars service O.
clerk TO bis father. who held the Office
for twenty.three years In i,s present locs
ton previous to the sons appointment,
The Vernon offlce was established 10 1920
when the old-time landlord and merchant
to which csllings the son succeeded, wss
commissioned. The whole amount OF
postage received for the first quarter OF
1920 was O. Is Ia. For many years the
ONCE Was supplied oncs week by stage
from BrsttIsboro to Worcester, the service
finally being change from weekly to daily
trips until the coming OF the railroad In
[S48.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
HOW 70 MAKE IT an.

fnagas wh~ Let rsssiF W et~as. Ean fsewn
aad thcs nenSss Whist Az them.
Year watch scps. Yea shake Il. Still
L retaaes b 60 Yes tAls - 70 lhc jsweleg.
liz hfvi ipoAs 70 sae u the hslsis ARE e4ughI
II bod, be iatas cat he balance Wheel and
examines The pan and Iivots. he may not
find the rsAl troHblo faf sayA 0fion thb
watch y simpiy ran down and tie owner
doesn't n0tico u, which seems frnny. The
human body gets out az order We call
taaf aaiaease,a giving II some description
OF ether, according 70 location and symp.
TOMS. We take the body 10 sAe body.
repairvr namely, The dertoT1 Who docs
what be thinks besi Sometimes he sets Il
right and then AGAIN be fails. The most
II the causes ~ bodily gHf.af.arvigrs tor
dss-onleFe) are 70 BE- sought In The digestive
machinery, The stomach. bowels, liver.
kiinoys. bladder. etc., which are ali " h..vi,.
Ia the same watch. wha- Vie Mlneut 4
slight .saca may be all tina, IN wanted
4 ANAL dose Of q medicine adapted 10 he
lame organ. But in case the malay Is
sharp and severe II Is a matter 10 be looked
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
In Rutlaud the man ui.c,urips concerns

In Rutland the snuiscturing concerns
ere unusually busy. orders freely received
and prospects point to another good ses
SOD, The marble business continue
active. retail trade is satisfactory and bust
Cess men 10 oil lines ere encouraged ~
to the future. 10 Winooski q large fec
tory has been completed for the mann
fscture OF screens. and is giving employ
ment to lsrse force. the cottoa mills 81
so have quite large force and the pros
poets OF the retail trade which is depen
dent 10 considerable extent upon the
mills here. are improving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
saw DEATH Mean.

III. often made my heart ache" writes
l. @. Overstree., OF Elsiu, Tenn, ito bear
my wife cough until i. seemed her weak
and sore lungs would collapse, Good doc
tors said she was so far gone with con
sumption thst DO medicine or earthly help
could save her, but friend recommended
Dr. Kings New Discovery and persistent
use Of this excellent medicine saved her
life" tie absolutely guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis. As,bms and
oil Thros. and Lang disease. 800 and
VI. CO., t J. N Hard and ], n. Whipple's
drug store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
JRLLO. TnE INV DEssKKr.
plesses ell tbs hmiiy. Four favors: - Lem
on. Orange. raspberry aud S,rswbery.

A report from the United States ash
oom missioner jus, issued shows that dur
log the past year there we're sent into
this state 10, 600. 900 pike, perch. fry and
6ngerlinss. Five different lakes were
supplied With 200 bass each, OF land lock
ed salmon there 10000 fry. $4,000 year
lings and adults. steel bead front l6 900,
brook front 800. 900 fry. and 80, 200 finger
liuss and lake front 100000 eggs, iO7 200
Try,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12
"JT TURNED Orr To RE-

the right thing for me-" writes Mr. ]. B.
Macpherson, OF Baltimore. az refer to the
new medicine named Calcnrs Solvent.
was torn oil to pieces with dyspepsia and
torpid liver. end in less thsn three months
was sound as ship just launched. II
is . preparation worthy Of the man who
discovered it, DR.. David Kennedy, Kenne
dy Row, Kingston. N Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-12

from Bfsdsireeis hnsncisl summary II
ears thai lssi vsek's decline 10 eI
age rs.cs sppsrcutly relieved the New
sofS loan market from iesrs OF farther
8 % exports. and the rally In exchange
GA 90, seen TO Great any renewal Of sppre
ie1sion. The fact Inst receipts OF money
% the interior aud OF new gold from
osiiiornis rauitsd 10 ofisetting the lsrse
soii eIpern aud causing lsst Saturdays
bt X sIstement 10 show ~ increase 10
cssh and surplus also hsd = favorable
elect, There have been further transfers
OF money 10 southern cities, bat large con
sisumen9 Of gold from the Pacific coast
arc sbont due.