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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
BulIdIne Roek flr sale.

Inquire OF E. S. Burney, The
Bank Of Chickssha or Sam Brown
at the Burney Quarry. 76 I'm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
-HEMoRHOlDs on PILES.

red Without the Of the Knife Cautey Lgature No Pain
Inconvenience Detention from Business while
Undefgoin ourTreatment
fua Fshure aud liberation Of the permanently cured by
process the absorption treatment. sufferer from
form OF rectal disease DO rot a let US tell
what do for you.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
LOCAL NEWS.

GIRL WAsTED-White girl At
Park hotel. 28-2i.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

When noted gambler Of Chick
asha gave s2j 10 the evangelishc
cause in Chi ckasha the presiding
preacher called Gods blessing
on bis head, It was good money
at that time, bat just now that
same preacher is coademning the
same gambler. Such virtue Is
only SKIN deep.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

She.-I have never loved
before.
He.-And why my preciousl
Surely there are others as worthy
as /.
She.-That wasn't il. I had
Indigestion so bad never could
endure their prattle, but / took a
bottle of DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup
Pepsin and have never seen any
thing of it since.
Get il OF +. Howard
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Misses Lizzie aud Belle Gillock
brought de ole man the frat nose
gay Of wild flowers for the season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Mrs. Franklin RIdgely is at home
again, and is gladly welcomed By
many friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Ridge
ly are occupying the Fisher resi-
dence on south hill for the summer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Spring fever germs will soon be
out and ready for business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

FOR SALE CHEAP-One two
good. roomed house, lot 6jxl5O
Address N t~is Office. 74-5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Cross are
both On the SICK list this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28
Determination andCOnSuItatiOn
IT'LL BY our TRAVELLING PHYSICIANS,

about your physical condition 5v convlg tho
IIo Medical aud Surgical Specialists.
hef Examining Pyscan experience large hospitals Of the
has thoroughly qualified them dagnocs Of every
8 that they
oey will Locate Your Every Ache and Pain, Mental &
ysical Weakness, Without Asking Single Question.
hey viii tell whether yo1f iselse is durable or not
win cost nothing gain this Information whether vou
ais Treatment o not
friendly call ou he doctors uay be vital Importance 10 vou
be the % putting possession Of facts that viii
. onE you lfe dozen years
aing DE- not hesitate but At Emil
a Specialists while they yonr immediate vicinity
Grand Avenue Hotel, Chiekasha. for
.sse month, March 1 to April 6.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Go 10 Taylor's for your galvan-
lied iron tanks. Guaranteed work
manshlp and material. 52.tf.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

If you want TO sell real estate
list il with John Wells & Son j1tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

No, GWendolynne. the spider does
not belong to the web-footed ami
mails.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

G Z. Frien /. OF Tie firm Of
Logan & Friend, ou- new lumber
company, was q pleasant business
caller today. Mr. Friend is a genial
gentleman, with eleven years expe-
rience in the sale Of lumber. The
Express takes pleasure IN wclcom-
ing these gentlemen 70 The business
field Of our city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Victor Hugo: To reform a man
yoa must begin with his grand
mother.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

The dinner set by the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Christian church, in
the building next door east OF
Morgan & CRIBS was a splendid
feast. Everything OF the best and
served to suit the most fasiidieus.
The tables were beautifully deco
rated with cut flowers and potted
plants.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

w H Gilkey and II J Jarbo,
jr., Of MARROW was in the city
yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Ice cream, cold drinks, etc at
Wood & Marrs confectionery.
Goff & Rickers old stand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Editor Hal. A. Ellsworth Of
English, Ind, is in our city today
the guest OF Jude Askew.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-28

Our Reputation IN the Pastwl Guarantee to Every
Patisns Kind, Hon9 abb and Satisfactory Treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-29
NEWS NUGGETS.
brought ny the Wires From the
North. East, South and West.

The officials engaged in combating
the bubonic plague at Calcutta were
assaulted. Sunday. by natives while
disinfectng. Several arrests were
made.
According to the Vienna correspon-
dent of the London Daily Telegraph Il
persons were killed and many others
wounded in a recent encounter between
Albanians and Servians at PridvoritZa.
old Servia.
The Rome Patria states that Cardi-
nal Rampolla has resigned the office of
Papal secretary Of state. and That he
will be succeeded by Cardinal Ferrata.
project of the congregation OF indul-
gences and sacred relics.
A serious riot has occurred near Sial-
kotc. punjab. due to plague inspection
of women. The police were overpower-
ed and force of cavalry was sum-
moned from Sialkote. The troopers re-
stored order with difficulty.
During the last IS hours at Cape
Town. 16 fresh cases of bubonic plague
have been officially reported. Eight OF
these are Europeans. Since the out
break of the disease there have been
3l9 cases. OF which 2l1 have proved ia
tai
Tie will of r. Doyle Carte. the the
atrical manager who died, April ).
WAS sworn at London. Saturday. in
c2aOOl7 He bequeathed $1,000 to Kos
ina Rurnham, who created all the prin-
cical contralto parts in the Gilbert 4
SuIlican operas at the Savoy Theatre.
Harry Kinklestein. well-dressed
man. about "a years old. who says his
home is in Cleveland. Ohio, is locked
I'D at the police station at Washing
ton. on suspicion of being insane.
Eirkelstein went to the vicinity OF the
White House, Sunday morning, and
said he wanted to see the President on
urgent business of private nature. He
became rather excited when refused
admission.
Mrs. JudgsOn Hemenway, so. was in
stantly killed at Strubridge. Mass.
Saturday, by being caught under
falling tree. She had just
carried her husbands dinner to
IN, woods, and was standing talking
IN him while he was putting the finish
inp blows on the trunk of large tree.
sudden gust of wind blew the tree
down and Mrs. Hemenway was I'M
,h,a To get out of the way.
Herr Mereke. German millionaire.
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A LIVING DEATH.
Pit'abIe Condition Of the De-
posed Sultan Mourad.
taken from Throne in 1876 and I'M
prisoned on Pretext Of Insanity.
closely Confined and Has Seen No One bu,
Tailor Tor rs Years.

Paris. April cS.-The French Leopua
oil the Rights of Man has received n
letter from the Ottoman Liberal conn
ini'tee IN Constantinople. appealing tn
the league to take up the propayaoa,
Tor the release of former Sultan Nom
rad, who was deDosed. Aug. 81, 1876. ON
grounds of i'll health and mental inca
paclty. The paper proceeds in part as
follows:
The deposed Satan is undergoing n
martyrdom in prison at Tchiraeon.
more cruel than The sufrerings of the
victim of Devils island. lie was i'm
priSoncd on the prctcxt of madness
He has not seen 2 human face. cxccpt
that of his jailer, for - years. nor a
letter. Il newspaper or book He is not
allowed to leave his rooms and is thus
buried in Il living grave
The committee urges that if he IS
really dcranged. he should be treated
scientifically.
Senator TrarieuX, president Of the
league. VINO was very active in the
agitation that resulted in the release
Of Dreyfus. has replied assuring the
ottoman Liberal committee of the sym
pathy Of the league and suggesting an
appeal to the Turkish government.
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GEN. CABLES ESCAPED.
His Camp Captured but American-hat'ng In
surgent EIudes The Yankees.

Manila. April 29.-Captain Wilson
Chase, with detachment of the list
Infantry, April %. surprised the camp
Of the insur,,ent General Cables AZ
i,,Irnt-Dugot. situated nine miles
northeast of Clivcnti, in the province
of I.acuna. Cables was at his camp al
The time Of the American attack but
managed to escape. Captain Chase $
force captured his adjutant general,
five other of his staff officers, II men,
90 rifles. a large amount OF amihuIiitioi'
and stores and all the papers and per-
sonaI effects Of the Filipino general.
The insurgent Major Veto was killed
during the engagement, as were Cor
moral McGill and Private Tips. both
belonging to Go. A. of the list. several
coIImns of the American troops con-
tinuc 70 vigorously to pursue Gen. call
les.
Cen Cables recently offered re-
,-.rd IF $40 900 for the head of capt.
Edward n Jones, Jr, of the Sth IN
fantry-
For more than n year past CANES
b,c commanded the inSurgent forces
onaratinc to the east of Bay Lake. not
for from Manila. He is said to be
French half caste. He has reputation
for yindictiveness and cruelty and is one
of the two or three Filipino leaders
etill in the field who have clearly iS-
nored the observanceS of honorable
warfare.
The Society of the Mando-Ducats'
whose practice it was to asSasSlnate
and burn alive those of their country
men who accepted American sover-
oigntv whenever the latter fell into their
h,rds operates with the cogniZance. If
NOT the support of Gen. Cables. IL
,aiIles were captured it is doubtful II
be couJd claim immunity for past ac-
t;ons under the terms of the amnesty
in January of tins year Cables oiiereu
n reward of $40 apiece Tor the heads oi
all Americans brought to him.
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. April 2S.-The following
post Office has been established in Maine !:
Webrowe Cumbe rland county, Specia.
from Sebago. miles y.
The following post office has been dis
Continued:
Plantation No IT, Washington Co., 1i59,
mail 10 East Machias.
The following star service has been es-
tabished
rri. Reynolds TO Caribou. : miles and
back three times Il week.
l545, Pines to Wesley. 30 miles and
Is IiS. Savage Ell to North Cornville. q miles
and back three times n week.
l4l Cape Rozier. by Harborside, 20
Castine. miles and back, SIX times
Week
l5is Newagen to West Southport. "a
miles and back. six times week FROM
July 10 September 80. and three timesst
Week the residue of each year. rs
The following star schedule has besn
discontinued
o.. From Apri! 80. 1871.
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MANILA'S SPANISH BANK.
Gen. Otis Tells OF the Mistake in HeIlilq 10
Build Up Its Financial Standing.

Chicago, April 2S.-Majo r Gen. F. s.
Otis. commander of the department of
the Lakes, as the guest of honor at a
banquet given by the Chicago Bankers
club. freely disc usscd the financial diff
ficultics encountered by the American
administration in the Philippine, s.
Speaking OF the Spanish bank At Man
liz. he said
Il sometimes think when deliberat-
ing upon the present condition of the
Spanish Bank and its claim upon the
United States government that we
make mistake in our dealings with
it, although other action on our part
must have caused innocent holders of
its paper to suffer. Better to have des-
troyed it by promptly presenting for
payment the paper which we held.
thereby melting run upon it which
it would have been powerleSs to meet,
than to assist in building il up into
good financial standing. Spain had
pla ced it in jeopardy and it was not cur
duty to rescue it,
This Spanish bank he said. for
merly was on a gold basis. but now
it is fairly on n silver footing. The
troops must be paid in gold and ac-
counts current for all disbursements Of
United States money must he rendered
therein. They cannot obtain full
equipment for the gold received as pay.
The soldier in barter never gets more
than two Mexican dollars for gold
dollar.
Within n short period after reaching
Manila the troops We're paid $4,000 600
gold. and this disappeared from View
rs quickly as 4 vision Of the night.
Such experiences in our attempt To IN
crease the Philippine volume Of the
currency induced payments of troops
at first partly in paper money ana
subsequently largely therein. 1t result
Cd in Improvement. and Stiii the paper
collars would not be received anywhere
but in the cities where merchants
knew their value. With silver at 10
cents or a. cents. it would have paid
them 10 collect ana ship the paper 10
the United States and ii may have been
50 d;Sposed Of. as il did not appear 10
remain in the islands,
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:. JAMES DOUGLAS REID DEAD.
Native Of Scotland and Known Far and Near
r as Father OF the Telegraph.

New York, April 2S.-James Douglass
Reid. known to telegraphers through
out the country rs the father Of the
telegraph died. today. at his residence
in this city He had been i'll for many
weeks.
James Douglass Reid was born a
Edinburgh Scotland. March -. 1919.
and came to America in 1884. His en-
trance in the telegraph service was in
lS4l when he assisted in the organiza-
tion of the Atlantic and Ohio Tele-
graph Co, for the construction OF q
series of lines connecting Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Buffalo, Detroit. Cincinnati.
st. Louis and New orleans. the most
extensive series projected at that time.
Becoming acquainted with Prof. ). r..
e. Morse. q mutual attachment sprang
up between them. which led 20 MI.
Reds appointment as superintendent
of the Magnetic Telegraph Co. line
extending from New York to Washing
ton at the same time retaining: his con-
nection with the Atlantic and ONO Co
He entered the service Of the west
"rn Union Telegraph co. in 1886. where
in he remained until 1889 when he was
appointeG United States consul at Dun
fcrrnline. Scotland, through the intlu-
ence OF Andrew Carnegie, who. as Il
boy had served as messenger and telc-
Graph operator under Mr.. Reid at
Pittsburg. He relinquished this Office
in 1897.
The statue of Prof Morse in Central
park this city. was erected by the
telegraph fraternity through the efforts
of Mr. Reid.
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Daily Ksnn<bss Journal
THE PRESIDENT.
Will Start at 10 A. N. Today on
His Western Trip.
Train Of Seven Cars Is Finest that
Ever Trayersed America.
sun,5,as Callers at White House. Sunday. TO
Say Good Bye.

voehjorton. April 2S.-Standing in
,.,ds of the Pennsylvania Rail
L., ga here is the train which will
-, the President ana his party for
-, ,.vt seven weeks throughout the
18th and most Of the breadth of 1.-THE
I.,.tad states. II reached here. this
s,,rning. and is one of the finest trains
- nm over any American railway
-, The start will be made at 1880
,,c,o,k tomorrow morning. Not de
IN has recn overlooked for the com
S-,,and convenience of the guests. The
c.,,,bern Railway Go. viii have charge
. tho train from Washington TO New
ORLEANS. At this point the party and
,rain viii he under the supervision OF
,he southern Pacific Railway.
The train. which is practically new.
e made up of seven cars. The Presi-
ants own car is the olympia in the
...ar of Tie train. Next to the engine
is tho e., lti0n baggage and smok-
;,g car Atlantic. followed by the din
;,g car ~- James. with Il capacity for
"a neople. The next two are .compart-
mont cars with seven stateroomS and
,r.o drawing rooms each. the Omena
and Guiana. The fifth and sixth ears.
;hs Pel!on ana Charmion. are hand
SINE l2-section drawing room cars.
The President will retain the Olym-
MIA &c far as san Francisco and there
n lie transferred To the Lucania. one
If the finest private cars in existence,
in which he will make the return trip
N the East. The Olympia is 20 feet
long and has five private rooms and
orc sofa section. and will accommodate
rire persons. The Lucania has accom-
modations for - people. The President
and Mrs Mckinley will have their
meals served in their own car.
At the White House, tonight. it was
announc ed that all was in readiness
far the trip. There We're a number of
callers during the afternoon and even
ing 10 say goodbye 70 the Chief Exec
utive and his wife before their depart
urp
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CALCiMINEO HER HUSBAND.
Mrs. Gra,ers Device 10 Keep Her Husband
from the Saloons.

Cincinnati. Ohio. April 2S.-Mrs. Rich
ard Crater. the wife of house paint
cr. on being unable to keep her nus
band from a saloon, on Ludlow avenue,
went To the place. today. with one OF
his calcimine buckets and whitewaSh
brush She calcimimed him from head TO
foot in the saloon. He returned to the
saloon after he had accompanied her
home and changed clothing. She fol-
lowed him again and the next time cal
cimed the saloon keeper and his bar
and its hxt1res and gave notice that
she would repeat the performance To
any one selling liquor to her husband.
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BY FORCE OF ARMS.
CONTINUED from page l.,

after q STUBBORN resistance were forced
back over the wall. being pursued u
iar as Nu Nuah. Our casualties ,vere
four officers wounded and thrae n,ar
killed and u wounded. The rran.t
troops were not engaged
Subsequently the following addition
al dispatches regarding the four an
saSements was received from cow,
Won Waldersee:
''Pekin. April 2S.-The fo,,or.;,
ports only arrived, last nipbt n,,;n.
TO the dilhcuity or communication:
Gen. kettlcr's brigade, reinforced
marched in four columns against tho
great wall, Col. Ledebur's being tho
right wing. then those Commanded hy
Col. Hoffmeister. Col. Wallmericb and
Maj. Huehlenfels. Ledebur reached
the wall. April "a. after a slight on
gagement near Hal Shan Kvan
"HOffmeister drove back the enemy
April 23 on the same day Hueb,en-
fels' encountered n strong party Of tho
enemy occupying bastion on the
heights commanding the pass. The
enemy fought stubbornly, in particu-
larly strong position. which was only
taken after II hours fighting.
'HuehlenfelS and I.ieut Pitcher,
We're severely wounded. a standard
bearer and another were killed. and
six men severely and 10 slightly
wounded.
''Wallmerich attacked and dispersed
April %. Il far superior force of the
enemy in z strong position east of the
breach Of IIae Ho and effected a juno
ton on the battlefield with the battal-
ion under Maj. Muelmann, from Using
Ching. which. taking up the pursuit
overlook the enemy in n fresh position
to the south. This was captured and
the enemy We're pursued as far as Ku
Kuan. Wallmerch followed then
thither.
The enemy suffered severely. Elvcr
old. ana two new quick firers were cap
tured. on our side one man was kill
ed and three were severely wounded
and nine slightly. Lieut. Duesterbere
was shot through the right arm
The enemy are everywhere in re-
treat. Cen Won Lessel has arranged
with Gen. Bailour that the French
troops shall occupy ku kuan for tn,
present and secure his left flank. Ket-
tiers brigade is marching by short
stages to Pao Ting Flu and Huehlen-
fcls' battalion along the mountains t.
Pekin."
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THE STORY D!SCREDIIED.
mol Believed that Boer Agents Have Injected
Horses for South Africa.

Washington, April 2S.-The depart
iheht OF agriculture has received no in
nimatlon bearing on the reports that
nave been circulated in England Charg-
is Boef emissaries with innCculating
horses shipped to South Africa with
slahders and other animal diseases.
secretary Wilson places no credence in
me Stcry- He says, however, that it Is
possible it might have been done. prob
"piy by hostlers or other Attendants
ABOARD ship il AZ all. There has been
10 expectation OF horse shipments by
I'll" departments representatives as the
iri'lsh agents never have required such
Inspection
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-29

Fire started, Saturday. in the pat
tarp shop of Silver Gays factory on
prince ton street at Lowell, Mass. The
,hree-story brick building and the
,hree-story wooden structure were
combined. and both were destroyed. A
number Of small shanties in the vicin-
NV also succumbed to the flames. The
buildings We're owned by George Z.
Moore. 1t is estimated that the total
loss is 100000.
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sEALER KITE SAFE.
arrives at St. Johns With Almost a Full Cargo
Of Seals.

st. Johns, n. F.. April e8-The sealing
b11ilef Site. for whose safety some fear
H. 900 been felt. reached port. today, with
lid " seals, almost fun load. She lost
n~r,t wien frozen between foes, which
lumber would have meant a comple.c
son During the carry part of the sea
Of ss sls steamed through immense herds
Seais, but the ice was too broken to
nin, him." me crew 10 hunt them She was
a atia, her coal being exhaus,nd she VA
bort '' 10 depend upon her sails to reach
Iatn Ee belt surrounding the Virginia
thick my ''''lileE fow out, Is - fee'
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A HORRIBLE REVENGE.
Negro Tires Building Five Burned and Several
Receive Serious Injuries.

Houston. Texas, April 2S.-In 4 fire
Which destroyed stable and three
Residences, this morning, Job Coping.
his wife and three children We're burn
90 to death. Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Hopper
Jumped from the burning building. MI
Hopper's leg was fractured and Mrs.
Hopper received internal injuries. Inc
body Of al infant of Mrs. Coping,
which had been born during the pro-
gress Of the fire, was found with its
mother \ negro has been arrested on
Inc charge of having fired the building
10 aVense his discharge by his former
employer.
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Crowds Visit Buffalo Exposition.

RuffaIo. n. Y. April 2S.-Today at-
tendance at the ran American fNp"-
eition was q record breaker for ~
Exposition crowd. Fully "O.ooo Pcop'e
passed through the gates. ABOUT % Pc
cent. OF them paying for admission
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Train DcraiIed..l1 Killed. AZ injured.

Pekin. April 2s.-While the first train
from Pekin TO Tien Tsin was travers-
ing the bridge between 10 Fa and
Yang Tsun. this morning. it was de-
rallied through the collapse of Gull
vert Eleven Chinese We're killed and
30 Chinese and two Americans injured.
one of the Americans cannot recover.
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Assamblyman Seymour's bili VIM" ~.
permits New York City to acceP,
81. 200. 600 gift of Andrew Carnese ~ "
free library system was SiSne"' 81
day. by GOV. Odell. The Dill a"''o
yes the city 70 purchase, eie' 49,,
maintain libraries. also to ei'ei ..
contract with Mr. Carnegie ~ -,
his gift under the conditions haii'e" -"
him.
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Memphremagog Free from Ice.

Newport. Vt. April 2S--Lake Mem
phremagog is free from ice, rev ods
by the calendar earlier than last ye"'.
The weather has come in so warm ii'i'
farmers are preparing for Plai'ih5
with the expectations of an early sea