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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-03
HOME RULE ADDRESS
I'M HOUSE OF COMMONS

LONDON, Aug. 9.-In the house ot
commons today Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain agreed to lay before the
house the address presented by tho
Canadian parliament 10 King Edward.
which favored home rule for Ire,anc
Joseph Devlin. nationalist member I5r
North Kilkenny. suggested that e parlis.
1entary commission be appointed to in
quire into the home rule question.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-03
NO COAL STRIKE THIS YEAR.

POTTSVILLE. Pa. Aug 3.-High Of
fcials of the United Mine Workers say
that. though there may be serious trou-
BILE at the meeting of the Cancellation
board here next Thursday. there will be
no general anthracite strike before the
Presidential campaign. If then.
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BOTH OLD AND HASTY.

SALT LAKE. Aug. 3.-Azariah Smith
seventy Ave years old, who came here
from Boylston, N. Y. and Mrs Sevilla
McGowan, seyenty-one. of Brownsville.
Pa. were married in the Mormon tabor
nacle twenty minutes after they met
yesterday.
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HOLIDAY III LONDON.

LONDON, Aug. 3. - Today is bank
holiday here. and the city is practically
deserted. Although showers fell at in
tervals there was a heavy exodus of
people to the country. Many of the
afternoon newspapers did not print TO-
day.
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Leaders Chances Gone.

1t is believed that the chances OF the
leading candidates are now completely
gone, and that the votes are scattered
among outsiders. Keen rivalries and a
high sense OF the responsibility involved
make the choice exceedingly difficult
Meanwhile the heads OF the various
congregations and bureaux OF the
church are locked up in the conclave.
and all business at the Vatican is AT a
standstill. Further prolongation of the
conclave viii have a disastrous effect
upon many departments OF the Catholic
activity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-08-03
Italians Attack Scoopers
With Knives and
ReVOlverS.
TWO MEN BADLY INJURED
FOrty-tWo Rioters Are Plac-
ed Under Arrest by
the Police.

BUFFALO, Aug. 3.-Forty-two men
under arrest. two Of them with terrible
wounds. is the result OF a furious on
slaught by a gang of Italians upon ths
scoopers Of the Niagara Elevator Com
pany this morning The known injured
are Frank Defarki. large cash in fore
head and Joseph Coterni. lip split and
nose smashed.
The ARRAY occurred at 7:30 o'clock, In
Ohio Street. and was between 200 ItaI-
ians and score or more employees OF
the Niagara Elevator Company. Just
how the trouble started is unknown. and
it is asserted by some witnesses that
the Italians commenced the attack With
out provocation.
Scoopers Called "Scab."
On the other hand 1t is claimed that
a number of grain scoopers. who were
lounging near the elevator, called ..scab"
TO the Italians The latter were march
ing in body. 200 strong. along Ohio
Street, and 1t was presumed that they
were headed for the Buffalo Union Fur
mace Works
Whatever the proyocation. instead OF
showing timidity. the Italians. drawing
pistols and knives. rushed at the scoop
ers. The seoopers numbered about
twenty-five, and for a moment. with
sticks and stones. they attempted to
hold their own, but the crowd coming
against them was too strong Backed as
It was by numbers. hrearms, and knives.
IL swept the scoopers before IL.
A Livery Fusillade.
In a whirlwind of frantic rage, the
Italians cut and thrust and kept up {.
fusillade with their revoIvers. the scoop
ers meantime being forced to seek shell
ter>in the elevator. in and under freight
cars and behind buildings. Scores OF win
dcws were broken and how seriously
some o. the men were injured &c not
known TIE Italians scattered at sight
OF detachment of police
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SPALDING MAKES DENIAL.

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich. Aug g.
Bishop Spalding, who Is a guest os John
CuGahy here. says there Is absolutely 10
foundation for the Tumor from Wash.
ington that he had been decided upon as
Archbishop of Milwaukee. to succeed
Monsignor katzer.
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THE WEATHER.

The weather Will be partly cloudy to-
night and tomorrow IN the East and
South. with showers tonight in the Caro-
linas and along the lower lakes. and to-
morrow IN the lower lake region and
eastern Florida Temperature changes
will not be marked.
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LEADERS HOPES VANISH
IN WREATHS OF SMOKE
Rome Believes COnclave Bal
lots Are Scattering.
NO RESULT ON FIFTH VOTE
Catholic Affairs at Standstill, While
Heads OF Church Remain Lock
ed Within Vatican.

ROME, Aug 3.-The cardinals in con-
claVe to elect successor 10 Pope Les
took their fifth ballot this morning.
with no result. AT 1880 O'Clock smoke
was seen coming out of the stovepipe
over the Sistine Chapel, which indicat I'd
that no selection had yet been made.
As compared with last night, a small
crowd gathered in front OF ST. Peters
Square this morning to watch the small
black pipe over the Sistine Chapel. upon
which the interest of the world is TO
cussed
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east front, and guarantee your quiet
possession of the property. We decline
TO enter into any new agreement or
lease whereby your continued use and
occupation of the property may be con-
strued as acceptable to US, for less
rental than $4,000 per annum, the sum
originally agreed upon. and which we
feel bound to secure from you by any
honorable means
I'VE have been urged by you to take
this matter to Congress ourselves, but
the law and the lease make il your duty,
and We urge you TO perform your duty.
in no perfunctory manner, but as though
you had more than a passing interest in
the outcome"
Terms of Lease Quoted.
When Commissioner West was shown
this letter he Immediately sent for the
he quoted
And the said party OF The second part
by its Commissioners, hereby agrees
TO recommend TO the Congress OF the
United States an appropriation for the
rent os said building sufficient to bring
the same up 10 10OOO per annum. pro-
vided, nevertheless, that neither said
Commissioners nor said party of the
second part (which is the District gov
ernmenD is TO be liable for said amount,
unless an appropriation for such addi-
tional rent be made by Congress-
"On the face of that paragraph" said
Commissioner West, Il fail TO see how
Mr.. Walker or the National Capital IN
vestment Company can ous the District
out Of its present quarters. However,
the lease Is signed up to June 80, 1904.
so we are safe until then
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TEMPERATURE.
THE SIN
TIDE TABLE.

sun sets today .s...-...''''-''I;l II pm
Sun rises tomorrow ....-..-.5:O 5:O1 a. n.
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High tide today ....-.-.......-. 4 IS p. m.
High tide tomorrow. BIB am, 500 p. n.
Low tide tomorrow SO am
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Shoaled by Freshets.

Colonel Aliens report states that on
account of continued freshets this spring
the water of the Potomac was charged
with much filth and caused much shoaI-
ing the Washington channel He says
that practically all funds available will
be required in dredging the channel TO
make IL passable.
Colonel Allen advises the immediate
completion Of the Potomac fats. The
estimated cost OF filling this park and
dredging the river is S519, ,020. He be-
heves that $40O, 900 OF this amount can
be providently expended in the fiscal
year ending June so. 1905.
Colonel Aliens report shows that the
tonnage of freight received at and
shipped from this port for the calen-
dar year 1902 was 599. .525 tons.
The estimated cost of completing i'm
provements of the Anacostia Flats Is
81 067, ,061 "a IN addition to the appro-
priation for permanent improvements,
Colonel Allen asks that an appropriation
be made for the dredging rendered nee
essary by freshets.
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POTOMAC CHANNEL
SHOALED BY FRESHEIS
Col. Allen Asks for Dredg-
ing Appropriation.
HIS ANNUAL REPORT FILED
Asks 100000 for Purpose-Anacostia
Flats Improve
mentS.
HIS ANNUAL REPORT FILED

Col. Charles J. Allen, the engineer Of
hcer In charge of Potomac River i'm
provements. submitted his annual reporl
TO General Gillespie. Chief of Engineers
today. Colonel Allen asks that an ap-
preparation of s4O0, coo be- made 10 be
spent in the fiscal year ending June go
1905. IN the improvements OF the Wash
ington channel and the Potomac Flats.
He asks an appropriation OF $500 COG
for the same year 10 continue the I'm
proyement of the Anacostia Flats.
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Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; warmer tonight;
light southerly winds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
Tpurser o. rur TsEL

Ifs tss'frf 81 ns8icsl ,ristos IL tr
sui rfFre4siys ne.sars Tss be,i
isessst q tts ~a,is - b.ias si,sa ,s tie
ss' "a II l. ssstt saa bstisf % ~,
''si ties eet1 1 a., ben iailr asnos
'ifsit5 ,tti pttn@ at. eas q 10. nosi
5.eseross ti,sts., ,bai u taie.l rss hs,s
20 90 tsaa .i,a 60 to rr.rsai-s by ID.
80 q Cstmheti.iss C5ass Bsussy.
fossGasis sissts fttpl, iror . cold or
ifpD 30 s'Isei Il iaGssE (eii sud /,
ss' tees otssr' Z q i lts iensay Gu
ter.eis sty ised e. OF tie cheese. 10
stri pssua9-tA II, bss bssa tally
Ficrtn - Gt4y tLo5tsld cAss, 10 uhieh
tss rnaedJ ts be- psed daring iht
Great frfvsittcs 81 code sd arp 10 rel
estiIesrs, snd csn b relied upon With
in ~ u sot ieuc. Pesupoai, ofiea re
'atsir s.lish' cold when 20 danger /.
spptebeudrd aLttl II I,taa ea.y di.cossr
% ihsi there - isver sud dinenl,y 10 |
breath md psins 10 THE ehe.'. then II 10
snnouaeed tbs, the ps,isni hs. pteamon
-. b. 90 the sale tiietu take Cbsm Der
sia' Cash Rensiy 81 tooa as The cold
. contracted. II slasys cutes. Sold byAH
pst,lbone, M.uahs,ter Opt. J n
Nhipple, Manchester Centre; james Cody,
'oulh Dorse', J NJ Armstrong, Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
EScAPED AN AwFuL FATE.

MIR Il. Higgins Of Melbourne, Fla,
write, Ny doctor told me had consum p
ton snd nothing could be done for me.
wss given mp to die. TIE CIR OF . free
Trial bottle OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption, induced me to try il.
X suits we're startling. AN nov on the
road to recovery. II surely saved my
life.' TITS great cure is guaranteed for
oil throat end lung diseases by j N Hard,
Manchester, and J Il Whipple Msnches
Ter Centre. druggists. Price SOC & $l.O0
Trial Bottles free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

Little has been accomplished by con
eress this week, mslniy becsu.s the senate
the action OF which /, sssited on much
important Legislation, is still blocked b,
The statehood bill. Mr. Qisv, the sell
sppoistsd cbsmssion OF tbs bill. has nov
succeeded In having 1t attached sand
CT TO tbs agricultural appropriation bill,
and be ihrsstsns to secuts its incorpors
lion siih other appropriation bills 10 the
hope Of ,itiog out ,b, opposition, which
tqoslly With Mr., Ql.y. is spItous to
svold 80 extra session, Thai. howevtr
would be q minor evil conpsred with
the victory OF The strlehooi bill. and the
opposition is said to bold this vie~, beng
lntt IS determined IS ever not to be
tsss by Mr. Q Jay 10 What /. nov merely
tesi G. endurance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

ssrs'fist O. he rtn = H,sr sEiis
nen 20 dt'iss iss aists 80. 90 issss u
lssIfE ~ ies Maze sshsai. ehlf he
sEsssi q ,ssoal t.ia .e,a.g, PAID ~
~. srsfss. itsatsl's Assin.i rrppea
iisr' q ~, .ise. lks bai sss,slsres Of
its .aiis Dszss'.f, q -. ,csih /. are,
its tistii. sst Il siil sls ibs tshi ~ tree
shs ssi'ft,. sese,,iaa 81 81 tbs eailatsr
81 tie fsofl'. tistt sss shiia Tts
as"itet ,taGs 10 81 sth ss.nS tinsr of.
'ilsl l1F9tt'ts' 10 %. sss,o. 81 %.
sastb ties % pss.siet.l i.ett.I tfas
fsss~G9A sili 81 coarse. ,ons c.y o.,
asi,ti' - ter uaa ptopcTlisu. .bs .iI
ih,s &c li..ls' 70 Pts,i lsui II osftell. 81
htsts. shiet ts tsss 90 tree ffon mere
gelliicsi e,isultiisn o. bic oss b.h.li /.
70 be usly asitotie lie sssId snh ra
ssi ssss hsrs male tie f,zoesinsiiou s.ie |
snt ssts by tbs siapls sIpsoisai Of tlsc
zee We prOis,.i0ssI s.sis politioi.ss o.
tng 10 ths fact thst mere then . ttlfd Of
Zee 'SiiSs sirsasib Of Rtpsblisss ss,ionsl
ess'seiisns cone iron ibs Dsnoerstie
"a 10 ronih. The rfssidsni ioot biz polii
zeal LIE 10 tie hsSds, % 10 sp.st. vhsu b.
entered upoo The policy Of sppoiriles
suite Dsnseps TO . sresi m.p, Of The
.eadips soaiesra tnss
A. for Pos,nsler.G neral P.yue. vho
u s,ii BY the essspspsn 10 be ,sstios TO
Noa'tol The 'o1ih,rb Negro delegates TO
be ntIt 70 iossl eou,tniiun 10 Pf.iien,
R3o'evslIs iritre,i. Via strange that ID.
'ss iJss VIII shieb be b.. ione been
ae,t coaspissonsly ii.n, 6ed should 10 ,
'ilss Be overlooked. For many yesrs pss
IL Psyn'. ~ . Pfoninert member OF the !
s'psbllcsa na,tonsl Committee, h.s tried
secure tue vital siolutioa Of the
oaih iron lsiiousl Il pnblicsn conven
Ions BY total change 10 the m,ttod Of
ppertiosios delssat,s 10 the ststss. A,
resent the rspnssBt,tiou OF sseh state 1.
scoofdsoos siih lie nsnbsrship 10 coo
RES. Mr. P'yns you'd b,ss repre- .nis b
on upon .hs sexual Il ublIosp vo,.. II II
call 30. ouy be 40 ,xeelittt thing for n
10 BspnOlieso party, but slso very good /,
ing Indeed iJr both RACES 10 ,h. sontb.
. sweeping rsioru could be brousbt
'out 10 ihe mbtt-ap OF The RspuSIicss
'tlonsl conventions The Hon. Henry @ oil
'yne. postmsstef.2eaersI, deuryet tb. o.
shssi credit Tor hii persistent work to 81
ing abeu,suo . reform. IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

The gsins 10 wages are more permanent
thsn Rsins 10 prices, They come rather
moro slowly. but they last much longer
They do cot faciuaie like the prices OF
oonmo ii,ies. When working men sui
!, it not so much from reduction Of
wage IS from the liability OF EN- ployer,
TO provide work. Toe prosperity OF ID.
vorkiusmsn lie, therefore, bound up With
the prosperity oil the employer. Wber
employers make money on their outpu,
they employ ell the labor which they csn
get When prices are lov they discharge
oil Why csa possibly DO spared, Bocle.v
sbonld therefore rejoice 10 that general
prosperity which induces strong densnd,
which causes prices to rise, which en-
ooorsaes oil employers TO employ oil tbe
help shey can get and pay high wages Tor
The service.
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] on I Y ohRY

I4i- Is easier s'ii than done yet 1t may
be oisoDe belp TO consider no ma ter Ii
the cAn-e u i7g ever ahicb Won
have o cot troll il is ubvi. ns ID. worn, inc
Gil nc, help tue m.tur 10 The least. On
'he etati hsnf. u uiiLil you' control 700
nsve otly TO sct When you have a cold
sud lear 40 attack Cf pueuuouis, bnys
- lr OF Chsm ber'Gir's CJu.h Rsuedy
'od u.e u 'c'rnsly old N Cause to wor
~ e. t. tbs ou,.o., VI quickly dissp
peat There IL no dsu,er OF pueumoDis
when IT /. ns'd For sale by All Petit
bone. Manchester Depot. JH Whipple.
Manchester CeDtre. james Cody. South
Dorset nj Armstrong, Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
PETER 1IAs CON.

81 was troubled for several years viii
shrot 10 indigestion and nervous debility, ,
writes +, J Green, OF Lancaster, N. H.
mo remedy helped me until l bsgsn q,
ing Electric Bitters, which did ne more
good than oil he medicines l ever used.
They have also kept my wife 10 excellent
beslib for years. Ste says Electric Bitters
are just splendid for female troubles; that
they are grand tonic and inviaorstor for
~esh, run down women. No other medi
cine can take its place 10 our family" Try
them. Olly 500. Satisfaction Rusrsp
ised by j N Hard. Manchester. and J II
Wbipple. Manchester Centre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
ADVICE no horarns

Are yon disturbed Of night And broken
OF youfresi by sick child suffering and
crying With pain OF cutting ieethf II 30
send at once and set bottle OF Mrs. WIN,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth.
ing. II cures dysentery, diarhoes, regni
lstes the stomach aud bowels. cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces ipHsms
ton, and givcs tone and energy 10 the
whole system. Mrs. Winslos's Soothing
syrup for Children Teeihing is pleasant
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
Of the oldest aud best female physicisn
snd nurses In the United States aud il for
sale by al druggists throus hout the world
price % ots bottle
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Avn ~ Nonrsr..

Sone OF ihe most srIious koafs OF .
mothers life sre those when The little ones
Of ihs honseheli have th. Group. There
10 DO otter medicine 20 effective 10 hi.
terrible nslsdy /" Foley's honey snd Tar
iins household hvoriie for throat snd
lons ironblss, and ~ 1, eort.irs DO opi.tss
81 either pcisors !, cen be safely given.
Sold BY Il WhippIs, Manchester Ceulrs;
u Pst.ibore. Manchester Depot
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Mt Bosent propsssl on behalf Of yepe
faeis IL regarded as being eminently isi,
to ell concerned. U,der the plan rro
posed Thirty per cent OF the ca.tomt
dates Of the three ptinripsI vsn,zielsp
ports .. TO be applied TO tbs lquids
ton OF foreign cisioas rs 20 the vsiidi,,
OF Which there ss no di.puta, and 10
ihe payment Of sSarI, hsfe.is m.de
10 disputed cI.lms. To the demand
thai the aides be regarded 90 preferred
creditors. Nj. Blsen pcitinently t
piled th.t Vetezlela bad entered into
agreements siih ether creditors which
could mol 10 good iith be ignored st The
inslsnce OF later sl.imsnts. This position
is 90 sound aud that Of the allies 4,
showa to be 60 unresousble ib., bops /.
sill hsld out Thai they will yet .ceepi
NsntEaelss rfsr std end sitn.tior
witch - .orely snsioins in,ern.tion.I
patience sod the eood.uIll of the peeple
OF The Uoited Slstes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

Altar trperimsutias tor o,t ten yssr,.
Dt NJ. ] 6nk Of 0nsh. hu iuvsntsd
30 uIihoisl spibrseits coal made from
cbsnie,l, .hicb il d sosh &C is,Ypsu.ivs
character iba Ibs issl can be pat upon
lie msitsi 10 k.bfnks much cheaper
than sty cost DR., unhsn b . iast msnu
iseiufed 500 pounds OF tie nes proauc,
for Ifi.l sad exposition purposes. all made
by hshd. lInois gray hoe, 90, unliLs
noldJ btesd Ia sppesr.roe. Oaly ons Of
the ehenle.ls used 10 The u,nnisoturs OF
ihis piotaci !, so important article, eli
The ether elements beios products Of NJ
hr'ts The sriihsi.I coal burns With
blasish fame. The heating capacity OF
100 ponds IL Sid to be opal to The. OF
200 OF sulhtseits snd the l.ting cspscit,
10 sqaal 10 ib,, l2) pounds.
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OBITUARY.

Mn J. Hspgood. Who died 10 Gam
bridge, Macs, Feb, 4.b, 1898, uss born 10
eern, Dec Il. 1911 10 . log house on The
old turnpike above Josi,h Wbi,pey's, her
sioer bsiss Ben mia Barnard. She hsd
sarss brc theirs End three sisters only one
GOV living. Cbsrles Barnard OF Granville,
III, Oas sister, Nancy. married Ira X.
bis'helder; snothsr. Emily, married Rusll
uio,on, 10 memory q The .ieter Emily,
MA. d. 7. Whitney wrote her poem,
Tho Home Maker" which has been 40
often read 81 fan r.ls. Toe family were
al r;msfk.bls Tor enterprise and cbsrset
or Mn II. vn . teacher 10 the frat Sun
day school ever established 10 Pero, sbou,I
seventy I've yssrs ago, end kept her cl.ss
for dfiy years, uuiil her removal 10 Gam
bridge. Mass in 1876. sitter the death OF
Der husband. bhe slvsys kept up bsr 10
'trest 10 Pero, and lev years seo prssen,
ed the church With new psWs. She vas .
lie member OF The American Board. Ste
sss Intensely interested 10 the var of the
Rsbsilion srd her homs sss headqu.rters
Tor supplies Tor the soldiers and the Lo,pi
''l'. Her hsnd vas crippled for lie b,
Iorsping lint for the soldiers. When
be Vermont brigade vent up TO NV
FORK Of The time OF the riots Oh, ven,
Iowa 70 he camp alone and unattended to
'i'is II. When 81 yesrs Of sse she nsr
led J. J. Hspgood. Before that she had
sush two terms 10 each OF The school dis
'isss OF the ,ovo. At The burial OF MI,
isp8ood. the closios words Of Mr. Brown
I ibs grave we're:
The star ia no. exiting uish.d when il L
sets,
Bat passes on TO shine 10 other .kiee,
Hsre, not far swsy from The once
oms 10 which her lie began; youder the
vol beneath which she spent nesrly bslfs
'1'a'y OF happy married life; bard by.
L aol'aoi worship. with. for her. and
"rf, 81 us ssrnerei IN M ories; within
aad OF oar Sabbath ball, all .rouud 20
. pttas Dor living fstt so OF b we ,rod. .
= aite BY ale suh kindred oui,, ~,
.'o tai' houss Ct hsre.r,hl, tsbe,. scle. u
hing forwsid With jlyou, hope TO Ia, :"
ornins Of the Resurrection ;"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12
President Roosevelts Southern


We eoudepse the f1llouins from q sri
ele By Postmaster q neral Payne Ia tho
Bsviev Of Rs,iss.:
Nj Roosevelt 10 the one PRECEDENT ,Ip,,
the civil vf vho hss been silltps 10 il
nore ths mere political aspects Of tie
soatherh rsee question, cod 10 cou.ids,
The situation broadly and siih deep avn
pslhr Tor both racer. He bss .sea the
diheuliy OF the pro lens shich must fioe
'olaiioa on The s'oaud BY 10. p.opl. sso
hs'e 70 1--we add vort. sud n.a,.in civil
iF,iios 10 those southern states. Il 10 .,
eHfioat fatality Therefore, thst tue vhi,.
Democrats OF ihs sou,h should be % man
pffealive Of Mr. R1ossvsll', po,i,iop
w5'le, a The ether hsbI. q, /. . ste,t
raih Of ,ss prs'iien,'s m.epsniuny ths,
L. !. eoi mach sssfvsi from shst BE- bad
ofisioslly conceived 10 be The broad. hi,
i2iic rs'h Of duty by ths casual circon /
aisacs Tbs. b, policy does bot Tor the mo |
neat rlssss either race 10 The soa,h.
We ca rei ssy toe snpbstieslly tbsi.
Ia 90 pihion. - m s,,srs st.na 81 prs,.ut.
is5sfs eMsss are 81 90 use 81 oil TO ID.
Nssro Of Tie soaia. Proiasr, has in n.
q ala sslsi ppos iAs viss. As .resptiop
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

The scratch Of pin may csuse the loss
Of limb or even death when blood poison
log results from the injury. All danger
OF this may be avoided. however, bv
promptly applying Chsmberlsio's Pain
BALM. 1t issn sntiseptio and quick heal
ing liniment for outs. bruises and burns
For sale by A II Pettibone, Mn
chester DepotJ II Whipple, Msncbe s.er
Centre. James Cody. South Dorset, j M
Armstrong, Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-12

4 Q. Tasils snd Dr. John Mead, OF
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be party Of Nice. and gill whit Settler
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ron Ctsboars, Ptsnee. April S. Thsy
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