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Evening journal., 1901-04-05

There will be but one Republican
ticket in the city election, and that
ticket will be elected by the Republican
voters.
Evening journal., 1901-04-05

Democratic members Of City Council
face deficit OF something more than
100000. How do the taxpayers like
such showing as that?
Evening journal., 1901-04-05

Work Of laying street railway
tracks on Washington streat bridge is
nearly completed. AItIR
Evening journal., 1901-04-05

Nothing OF this sort was heard Of
when a Democratic president admin
istered the affairs OF the country:
Nearly 1900 OF the Reading Iron Com
pany's 5000 employees received a volun-
tary increase in wages. Plenty OF
work and high wages are incidents Of
Republican supremacy.
Evening journal., 1901-04-05
FUEsTONs COMMISSION SIG NED

The secretary OF the navy has ap-
pointed a board, consisting Of Captain
Chadwick, Lieutenant Powellson and
Lieutenant Commander Hodsgon, to
make a thorough study Of wireless
teiegraphy, with a view OF ascertaining
how far It can be practically applied
to the naval service.
II is announced from Washington
that no change will be made in the
office OF assistant secretary OF the navy
before next Autumn. Mr.. Hackett, al
though entering the office with the
stipulation that he should remain only
until March 4 last, has consented TO
remain until November next.
The Navy Department. has been Of
hclally advised that the Union Iron
Works will launch the battleship Ohio
on May Is. The company has been in
formed that President Mckinley and
his Cabinet will be present.
Bids were opened at the Navy De-
partments in Washington yesterday for
the building Of the protected cruiser
Milwaukee. The William Cramp &
Sons Company and the Union Iron
Works were the only bidders.
A Washington dispatch says that it
is understood that Admiral Endicott,
chief Of the Naval Bureau OF Yards
and Docks, has concluded satisfactory
for the acquisition OF all
the land necessary for the naval sta
ton at Charleston, South Carolina.
The president yesterday signed the
commission OF Lloyd Wheaton as ma
and of Jacob II. Smith and
Frederick Funston as brlgadier- gen
erals OF the United States Army, the
Of Generals Wheaton and
Smith bearing date Of March 30, and
that of General Funston of April /.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Charles Il. Darling has received oficia
Information that be will enter upon biz
duties % assistant secretary Of the navy
December l6. the resignation OF the PREF
snt incumbent taking tfsct the day be
fore. The 10 ise will not entirely sbandon
bis Law practice here. bat the preseD,
arm OF Barber 4 Darling viii be oontinu
cd Tor the present .. least. There are
several candidates for the position be now
occupies that ci municipal judge. the up
pointment Of which lies With Governor
Stickney. Among the candidates sre Brig
adler General Eivsrd l.. Bates. County
CLERK Harry 7. Cusbmsp, John v. D. s.
Merrill. recently admitted to the bsr, and
former Judge Cherries II. Msson.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Commander Wells Lflu Fisld, u =.
NJ, reccnily detached IRON the command
Of the cruiser Ranger, has sirivsd st his
home 10 Bennington. He has been 10
continuous service sioce The breaking ont
Of the spsnish.American war, serving 10
both Cob.D snd Philippine waters. He
commanded the Ranger on its recen, trip
TO Psnsms, where !, was sent soon alter
the revolutionary ifoubles commenced.
Erppiiops. cuts, barns, scslds and sores
Of oil kinds quickly healed by DeWilts
Witch HsIsl Sslve Certain cure for
piles. Beware Of coapterieits. Be sure
yon get the orisinsl-DeWitts. o L Ad
ans, Arlington; A II Pet,ibone, Msnches
ter Depot A II sApith, West Arlington,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Cart 4. 3 oCossc'. isEsr e,risin
10 lbs gss rsslnssi 81 ibs bsiionsl sssfa.
vho ta lssi raafssi Iron The fhilip
pis@, .hsfs b. aid service a eaftsis
10 The sose rolssistr ssisniry, ssii 10 %
islsf,lsw 81 The nsssefs q TIE eth Uai
ies States isist,rJ 10 the i.lsns Of s.r1
The Antfiesr ptgrl car iurD 90 idss
81 The trssehsry Of tee fsliFes They have
bser liienes 10 The Amtfiese Istlss',
bal ibe eonpsrsos soss not DO iasiice 10
ihsif espsei,i Tor bsi,sysl, sses body
81 6shiss |. The Oh isssa,ry never
voula hsrs been csHshl 10 inca trap by
Tho lBdisna The Isiisus have never
lssrsed 70 play lie TREND liks tie FLIP
loo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Mrs Annie Edison Taylor. 60 years old.
vent over Nisssrs Falls on the Canadian
eide Tbursdsy afternoon and survived .
feat never before accomplished, and 10
deed never attempted except 10 the deliber
ste commission Of snicide Not only did
she survive, bat che escaped without Q
broken bone, her only apparent Injuries
being . scalp wound IL inches long. .
slight conclusion oi the brain, some
shock to her nervous sys,em, and bruises
about the body. She Vas oontcous when
taken ont OF the barrel. The doctors 10
attendance upon her tonight said thu.
though she was somewhst hystericsl, her
condition 10 not at ell serions and that che
will probably be cut OF bed 10 few days.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

While no d.nni,e official statement bal
been made, President Roosevelt has per.
niitsd IT TO be made kntsn that . DRAFT
for new Hsy-Psunoeio,s treaty 10 com
ple.ed and will be handed to the Senate
~ coon - Congress convsnes. The prom
ioent iestores Of the new treaty are The
supercedence OF the Clay tor Bniusr tres.
~ by the new convection. the susrsntee
OF the United States that the csnsl shall
be peutfsi and the exclusive ri.ht OF the
Uuited States 10 icriiiy 1t. These arr
prscticslly the only POINTS ,tss excl. "a
opposition shea the former treaty vac
before The Senate, end nov that they con.
iorm 10 tie Ssn,te's eeommendstions.
there 10 every rssson TO believe that the
treaty will be promptly ratified.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

TIE commercial apple crop Of 1901. &C.
e0rdine TO the fnAl report OF the New
Euelsnd Homestead Of OCT. 18Th, 10 placed
VI %. 000. 900 barrels, sgsinst $1,000 600
barrel. one year ego. and nearly 70.0OO.'
600 IN the bumper crop year, 1895. 10
Wis, hss long been considered the COM
Ierei.l apple belt, phenomenally light
yields ere The rule. The surprising thing
10 the development OF the crop 10 the
Southwest, many counties there reporting
the largest yield 10 years snd Of Zoe quail
Ivy. Az . result. Eastern buyers are
making heavy drafts upon South western
apple orchards. paying farmers big prices.
The crop 10 phenomeually small 10 the
s.ases usually expected TO furnish the
surplus for winter msrke,s on both home
and export sceouut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Reynolds Weekly newspaper 10 The
FEET British newspaper TO assert that King
+ ward 10 suffering from cancer oil The
. sos.. II declares that since bis msjss-
, a accession three operations have been
performed for the removal Of pspilloma on
ahe left vocal chord, End that one vas re.
moved from the right vocal chord lest
week, Assistance was hastily summon.
d." ssys this journal, las his msjesty
Use breathing with difficulty, and 81 i'm.
liste operation was performed, Bot II
IL regarded ss only temporary relief the
& Jared epi.he,ium nov having become .
caosrous growth and serious develop.
4 ca are expected"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

DR.. N. j. Wiltse, director OF the state
laboratory OF hygiene 1t Burlington, wei
badly injured Wednesday morning by tbs
explosion Of an alcohol barrel. Doctor
Wiltse was trying to rescue from The
barrel Bit which fell through the bunp
bole when the barrel was opened = yesl
ego. AZ be drew up . wire with the Bit
90 the end some drops Of slcohol on the
wire caught FIRE from . esss burner ard
en- eIplosion followed. the force OF which
struck the doctor under the chin. throw.
,ng him 10 feet. bfuisios bis chin badly.
tearing the flesh on each hand TO the
bone. and irinring ous knee severely. He
viii be laid up several weeks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

According TO The advance sheete Of the
introduction Of Poor's Msnusl, showing
railroad conditions 10 the United States
for The calendar year endias Dec. 81.
1900. gross revenue increased over s65,
000. 600 and gain 10 surplus 81 S2i, 900,
600 compared With 1899 vss piled up BY
lines spres ling over lss. 900 miles Of road,
The highest average dividend vas psid--
"a pef cent that hss been authorized by
the railroads in over ten years. The PER
cenisse Of operating expenses TO earnings
from operation sss c. e5. not quite 20 low
- LIST rear. bat . very satisfactory com
rsutsfy on economy Of Management ~
compared vilh the iouf yesfs from 1892 10
I'D. when The earnings we're los and the
esnses vent on, 0rcss earnings for
1900 we're 81. sol. SOS. sss o compared With
g.. 336. oo6. $40 The year before. net earn
1 4. sas3.247 526 10 s423. 9il $50, sur
1 .. se2 $50 $50 10 Sos, Cos. 755.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31
HENRY n. MATTIsONs Esr.rr

sfsTE On VfEH0sf District u Manchester, Va
BE II remembered, that ~ session ~ tbs
Probate Court holden al MsDchesisrs within
and Tor said District Oh the sslh day Of October
A. %, 1901.
Where's. a osftE'n Instrument H. writing,
under seal, purpOriDg t. be the lsst Will and
testament oi Henry Maths o late u Arlington
Ia said District, deceased, hsying been this
DAY presented 10 SAID Court 81 Probate and duiy
flsd ia the Registers Office Therefore IL 10 Or
6sred that al persOns Interested 10 the ssists
ofsaid ceceassd be notified 10 apgssf before
said Court NJ the Probate bhacs 10 Manchester,
IN ssid District, on the 1aL dag 81 Boz. A u.
1901, at ten o'clces Ia The forenoon, ~ pubiics.
ton u tails order lhfes weeks sAee.sslysiy
prsvious thereto, ln the NJ Manchester gouasAL,
d. wsps per printed ~ Manchester Aforesaid, 70
show cause, II any tLsr may have, shy said
instrumsnt ID writing shoald oct be proved snd
allowed a. tho lasl VIII aud testanlent u .hs
1sss W. b. EDGEET0s. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Don'i be Satisfied sith temporary relief
from ipdistsil2n Koisi Dgspspia Cure
psrnspentiy aud completely rncFes ;tis
con plsint 1t relieves permsnsutly b.
csuss II slioss TIE tired stomach perfect
rstt. Dieting won'i rest the stomach. Ma
tore receives supplies from The food se
cat. The sensible vsy 10 help The SON
seb 10 10 nee K3sa Dyspspsis Care.
which disest, shs, yea eat aud cant help
bot do yoa good. o Z Adams. Arlins
too; 4 II Petitions. Manchester Dsrot; A
u 6uish. West Arlineton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

There are nov 900 lepers and l64 els 80
persons ., THE Molohu iersr settlements
in Hawaii. according 70 rpo,, iuss 70.
oeived from CLief q asrshiine Once Golfer
10 charge Of ID. n,rius hospital service
In Hsvsii. All these are honset. cloiLe5,
fed aud soveterse 10, $50 600 year. Ths
report prsi'ss the hcpetul and cheerful
usy 10 ubieh thee POOR people resign
themselves 10 iselr fs,r. and pois.s ont
that snch eoateninsti can thrive Only on
. comfortable mods Of lie and good treat
msnl Ssrsecn Coi,r reports lhs, be
nsds esreiui ibqairies ~ to the ehsncts
Of the isise,iou OF The clean people work.
log snoss the ltper,, sld ,ts, The ger.
srL opinion sa that 10 time they be-
cone ispen 10 the last ten years, boz.
ever, only tsa clssn rssidss.s hsvs become
lspen,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Kindly take notice that Eiy's LIQUID
Cream Balm 10 OF great ben fit to thos,
sufferers from nasal cstsrrh who cannot II
bale freely through the nose. bnt mus
treat themselves BY spraying. Liquid
Cresm Balm differs 10 Tor IN. but not medic
inslly from the Cream Balm that hist
stood for yesrs at the head OF remedies fol
cs,srrh. II msy be used 10 any nsss
stom'z,r The price. including ssprsy log
tube. is rs cts. Sold by druggists and
mailed BY Ely Brothers Sc Warren Street.
New York
Barclay Brothers have begun work 90
40 addition TO their ersnite plant 10 Bar.
re- When the wpfk is complete their
main building will be AT feet 10 lene tb
and GA feet 10 width and will be the lsr.
sest granite rlsbt uncer one roof 10 the
world. They COW employ l02 cutters
and about 80 black mi.hs, jumpers, car.
pepters. etc. They have joe. CON pleted
40 addition to their blsck,ni,h shop.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

need. The acv moiiclns, cAicnra Salvont.
prepared ~ the pcil-knoun IsiysiciNn and
snrrecu, nf David keubeiy. will give
them THIS sirvnrth. Caleura salycni Is the
nnly n@iif8ne isr the liver THAI bath clean.
sas and strengthens and Al Tho SAme taaae
cyefts q airri beneficial raoca on the
stomach. biaod. urinary ersans, and how.
sls besides the general hcncai that cofsaa
% thess organs ny having tho hfcr IN work.
ina order. Cslcara SolwHi will make
normal. natural liver 0ai ~ a cloggcd and
diseased one. That means an end 10 brad.
ache, constipation, and The other Troubles.
Il slso means new energy, new hope, new
life for the afflicted and heretofore hops-
loss victin oi constantly recurring hifous
attacks. fcv dosos in time viii cure.
N YOU wait IL viii take mOrc. You may
wait 50 long that nothing viii curc You,
Calrura solvent is ior sal. hy all druggisss
sl.00 bottle In onier that you may
prlye the wonderful power 81 this new
medicine, CalcurA Solvent, FREQ TRIAL bet
tie viii be mailed 90 any ono sending their
nAmo aud address 10 DR.. David Kennedy,
Kennedy Row, Kingston, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31


TIE Ctiias States ossllssss u TIE hsss
a iss lisl q The vs'les siportiss rstiors.
lie eeHFs.tiss fssf@ prepared ssch
nssit ~ ibs tfssssry tarsss al statistics.
utlbiilss The irp orts ED stpern q each
d lte pristirsl eosirra 81 the world ssd
The srgsss PEI norih tsrtps sisss
pssios. stas lts, ibs domestic sHpofls
,fen he usiis5 sis,o are greater ,bsp
itoss ifon sty Ottf oossur.
Tof tbs sies meblbs snaias siis stp
ltnbsr. cor sigof,s q domestic prodseis
.as sl.o2i coo. $50. sssls.i 81 OILS sis.
'6s irsn he Usue5 kipsaom. tie cert
lsfsss, exporter q domatis ptotaeis. 10
,bs ssns period While eoupnri.ob dor
ltg Ito sus period vith 0umsuy,
Fr.ses. Ramis. Sstherlseas. ard Ia5is
sties foiiov 10 the order nsnss 10 The
nsstita5s Of their exports. is imprsciioa
bic. bsceute tttir bieAl ytsrs are not eon
ie,mseocs witt that ot the DATED stsies.
The total, Of their exports daring tie ls,
eel available rssr. ssos 20, oply that The
uni "a : ste. 10 elealy 10 The Iced - 80
sIppr,sf. bot that the srosth 10 Der ~
port. hs, bsen more rspld tia, Of spy 9th
e. great upotlias rs,ion.
10 The e.leadsr yesr Of 1900, for which
the statistic. Of mos, exporting countries
are GOV svsilab'e. tie dsures Tor the Uoi
ted State. are 81 a53. 0l3. $50 Of exports Of
domes,ie PROTECTS against si9T 263. 637 10
1875, o. iocresse Of beaill 400 pr cent.
duiins that period. ahile these 81 Ger
m.nr ~ufs IN 400. % c0u, oiI 900. aud 10
1875, s607. 0s6 900. en- decrease OF 70 per
cspi; aud those OF the United Kingdom 10
1900. 81 AIS 3is. 900. aud 10 1875. 81 0s7.
tgT. 900. "a increase Of .bou, 40 per cent
The very latest sysiisbis data Ter com
merce OF The Uni,ed sls,es With thst OF
other countries, however, are furnished In
. statement jas, prepared by the treasury
bnresu OF sstisties. which shows The
monthly exports OF domestic IN rehspdise
from each 81 the principal countri g Of the
world during that period OF iis fiscal year
Tor which statistics are svsil.ble. This
shows that the monthly average for the
United States is greater than thsu Of any
other couniry. and thst the figures OF
1901 SHOW 10 the case Of the United States
. msterisl Increase over those Of 1900.
while those OF the Unied Kingdom snd
Germany show . decrease.
The sverige monthly expectation Of do
nestle merchandise from the United
States In the nine months ending With
6ep,em Der, 1901. YES Sll3,95 900 sg.insi
sll2.529. ii0 10 tue corresponding moGths
OF last year. al increase Of about one and
q bail millions per month: while those OF
the Uaited Kingdom we're 10 the same
mouths OF 1901, Sll3 205 0S5 sgsinst
Sis. 49,. 53S 10 the same months OF 1900,
sho siog . decrease OF about FIVE millions
per month snd those Of Germsny we're
ss7 1881 .S33 per month for the six months
ending With June 1901. sssinst SIS. 500.
s32 Tor the corresponding months Of the
preceding year, showing Q decrease OF .
little less than one million dollars per
month.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Free trade With Cubs and annexation
viii be the CRY Of the Democrats 10 the
! n, Congress. This Was the word which
/ "a been brought TO Washington 10 The
rsi two days by prominent Democratic
nstor The decision 10 urge such 30 10
az policy .. the nett session has been
isaohed by 90 understanding between .
n1mbsr Of Democratic sens,ors within the
lsst two weeks. They have taken upon
themselves the tssk OF mskine The policy
ioovn 10 members Of their party 10 the
house, and urging ssiIstion and . 6shi
s'ong that line.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31
Tor CAu.Ri NIanr ALAnn

"Oss uisht my brothers baby was lsk
go WITH Group" writes MrsJ 9. Snider
Of Crit,eDden, KY, 81. seemed it would
siraDele before we could get a doctor, 90
se gave il DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which gave quick relief and permanently
cured IT, We always keep ii in our house
to prottc. our children from Group and
Wnooping Cough. II cured me Of 9
chronic bronchial trouble that DO other
remedy would relieve" Inisllible for
Coughs. Colds. Throat and Lung troubles,
800 and 81 90. Trial bottles free at J. N,
Hard and j. II. Whipple's drug store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

TIE dscisicc OF The directors 10 close
iLe exposition 90 The uistt OF Novem Der 2
snses the secountsrn 10 make . fairly
.assls estimate OF the loss which The Pen
hs4sricsn will suffer I, will exceed "a,
ce1. 900. The stockholders will receive
/ * rolhing for the 81 700. 600. which
thsy pat 10. Contrsctors Who built The
e. sosisiop vill be "staek" for 81. 600. 600,
The issus OF $500. 600 second mortgage
- vill be dsisnitea. ~ veil a. 20 per
= Of TIE Hn, mortgage bends. The
tsks acting - Trustees iot the ntst mort
Q ss bonds have paid 30 per ees, TO The
! sers Of the ssis receipts ADD have on
iesd eacash 10 pay 30 per Geo, more.
= sopipstcn mean 10 Eight The division
moneys 10 eouft srd viii eaassvor
{ aelsh liability iof The debts on The
rsst II lAs directors AID s,ockhoidsrs
. es Incorporating the Psa-Anssiosn
poeiilca company spseinssliy states
q = direstofs srd stockholders shall
q liable, and this. Il 10 claimed, n no
ee-sassaIiorsL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

The following from the Burlington
News denotes that trsnsoon tinentsl service
is far superior TO local and interstate 10
cilities; Two letters have been received
at the post office which denote remark
ably swift journey across the continent
The letters we're postmarked at San Fran
cisco on October 20!h ct s p. NJ, and
we're stamped ct Burlington. their desti'
notion, at 8 80 p. m October Oath, max.
ing the long journey across the United
States from post office TO post office in
four days, II 2 hours.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31
STATE NEWS.

Boilsni Mssoos are asking elaborate
preparations tor tie eedlcs,ion OF their
nes Mssouio Temple during th, last Of
November.
PAar youR Rudor ron Toe.
vita Dsvos's Gloss Osirisge Pain'. II
seishs 8 to s fzL more 10 The pint than
others, wears longer, sud gives . gloss
elo,I to new work. Sid BY A. l. Graves
waiter DAVIS OF Chester shot bear
snd cob on Ssltssh mountain this week.
he VAS alone when be saw the old bear
and two cabs. oae cub escaped. The
old bear weighed 100 pounds and the
cob Go pou de.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

The prediction OF anthracite coal thi'
year Gill be the largest 10 the bistofy o.
The trade. approximately, the onipu, will
be sbou, 10 900 600 tons more than 1900
The production lac, year vas 45.lO7 4si
tons: 10 1890. Il. o66 600 tons. aud 10 1898,
Al $50, 800 tors For nine months Of thi,
year The shipment Of coal has amounted Ia
Il, 300. 1856 tons. ~ sssinst 81, 200. 10 ton,
for The ssne period Les. year. 80 increase
Of 6, l01, 0T6 tons. These figures only re
late 10 The actual shipmen. OF coal. and do
rol inclpds that used 81 the mines and by
coal companies,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Are you disturbed 81 night and broken
OF your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teethf II &C
send 1t once sod get bottle Of Mrs, Win
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
ing. II cures dysentery. disrhoes. regui
lstes the stomach and bowelF. cures wind
collie. soitens the gnms. reduces inasma
ton. and gives tone and energy 10 the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Chiidren Teetbing lie pleasant
the taste aud ia the prescription Of one
OF the Oldest and bes. female physician
nnd nurses In the United Slater and 10 for
sale By all druggists throughout the world
price " ct bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

Uaael states 5susior Jobu p Jones ol
Asr.8, nsde the sbpoupeenert 10 b.,
iissais tsa the evoiaiioa oil political
issusa placed him sssl1 10 slisnmeni With
a.. "a, -.sii..- s--'y h--- ~-1-ssS -
cLsnss sUgvfcd 90 change 10 spy Of The
eonvistions hsv. eriertsined 10 The psst,
sid The Scnslor. en- 90 sincere . b.
lever 10 bimasllism ~ Wien left The Re
pablican party. Toe enormous output Of
gold b, soeon pllsbed What bime,sllism
voala have accomplished. The silver
issse s dead. have always acted With
the Bspsbliesn party upon every question
but silver.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

A cerlidcste OF consolidation OF the 0g.
densburg snd Lske Chsmplsin railroad
company. forming the Rutland railroad
company, was dled Monday with the
secretary Of state st Albany. The capital
stock is IS. 766 900. The directors sre D.
r. Galloway, George Bird and E. V, W.
Bossiter Of New York city, Percival W.
Clement and Wallace Clement OF Rutland.
q. Il. Ball and F. @. Harding OF Boston.
J. ", Stewart oil Middlebufy and W. Sc
ward Webb OF Shelburne.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31
Stanley Hall OF DANNY shot himself /

Stanley Hall Of Dandy sho, himself 10
the right foot Thursday afternoon when
returning from 9 hunting trip. He was
going home from the Tsrbell farm when
be Was asked to show bis gun which be
did, He was explaining how the guu
worked and had the muzzle resting on bic
foot when il was discharged. taking CA
three tees. Drs. Grinnell and Whipple
examined the foot and decided to send
him to the Rutland hospital for treatment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31

One white man and nine blacks we're
killed and many more wounded at . race
riot st g camp meeting 10 small pltce in
Louisisus. Sunday. Al the ssme place .
negro was burned for assault upon Q white
woman few days before. which led 10
the bad feeling which prevailed. AT last
accounts there vas no fear o: further
trouble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-10-31
A EIpSnIsu ArrAcu

An attack was lately made on @. +. Col
lier OF Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly proved
fatal II came through his kidneys. His
back got so lame be could not stoop with
out srett pain, nor cit in . chair except
propped by cushions. No remedy helped
him until he tried Electric Bitters which
effected such = wonderful change that be
writes be feels like new man. This
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