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New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
THE NEW POPE'S POLICY
Pontif Tells His Last Wishes to
Cardinal Ramp0Lld.

Especial 70 The New-york Tribune by French cablel
Copyright: 1908: BY The Tribune Association)
Rome July 16.-The Tribune's correspondent
has learned from a high authority at the Vati-
can that to-day's interview between the Pope
and Cardinal Rampolla was most important
one, which is likely to have a great influence on
the election OF successor to Leo XIII. The
Pontiff. besides giving instructions about carry
ing out his last wishes regarding both his will
and the Conclave. outlined what, according to
him. should be the policy OF the new Pope
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
FOR ROCHESTER ERIE CANAL MEETING

meeting Will be held under the auspices OF the
Rochester Chamber Of Commerce on July p and %
at Rochester 10 take action in opposition 10 the
proposed expenditure OF 500 900 for the enarge-
ment Of the Erie Canal For the benefit OF those
desiring TO go to Rochester for this occasion the
New-fork Central and West shore railroads viii
Sttl on July 70 and q tickets from New-York to
iochester and return at fare for the round trim
tickets to be good returning until July 2s F'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
lOPEN PORTS PROMISED.
Continued from first page.

American manufacturers must be alive to the
situation and adjust their business arrange
rnents 10 meet the new conditions If they wish
to hold their trade The volunteer fleet. heavily
subsidized by the Russian Government, is bring
ing Russian goods to North China at very low
freight rates and these goods are being entered
at Port Arthur and Dalny without paying any
customs duties The port charges for ships are
nominal and there are no pilot charges. Ameri-
can goods go first to Shanghai where customs
duties and port charges, storage and handling
are paid, and are then reshipped TO New
Chwang where freight, pflotage port ana
handling charges are again paid. This fleet con-
sists of fourteen steamers with a total tonnage
nf % 491
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
WALKING DELEGATES IN COURT.
"Sam" Parks and Other Two Indicted Fur.
nish BaiI-Devery on Hand.

Before Judge Mcmahon, in the Court of General
Sessions yesterday. Sam Parks. Timothy Nc
Carthy and Richard Carvill. the walking delegates
indicted by the grand jury for extortion, were ar
raigned to plead. Mccarthy and Parks were repre-
sented by ex-Magstrate Brann and Carvi!l by ex-
Assembynan Fitzgerald
w. S. Devery declared that he was willing to put
up $4,000 for bail. Judge McMahon held the de-
PENDANTS in $1,000 bail each Indictment thus max
ing Parkss bail $4,000 McCarthy's 5000 and Car
Wills $1,000. John J. Byrne a nephew Of Devery,
furnished bail for Parks and Mccarthy. CarviI 8
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
FOREIGN OFFICE NOT WORRIED.
Great Britain, However, Will Make Inquiry
Regarding This Country's Alleged Seizure.

London, July 16.-The Foreign Office here has
no information OF the reported seizure OF some
twenty islands off the coast of Borneo by
American warships. Not much Importance is at
tached to the report, although an inquiry Will
be made. 1t is asserted here that the United
States Navy Department has prepared a chart,
showing the American possessions in the Far
East which submitted to the State De-
partment and approved by Secretary Hay but
Great Britain has received no official notifca-
ton on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
BUSY WITHIN VATICAN.
Seeing Mourning Hangings
Cardinal Oregiid's Order.

Paris. July 17.-According to a dispatch from
Rome, preparations for the PoPes death are
continuing at the Vatican. The Sisters Of the
Order OF St. Vincent de Paul sewing
mourning hangings in the Court of Charlie
magne.
Cardinal Oreglia has decided that unau-
thorized person shall set foot in the Vatican
during the conclave. Accordingly, he has had
a special medal struck, bearing one side
the word "Interregnum" and the other
July g. 1903' Without such a medal one
viii be allowed to enter after the Pope's death.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
NILE EXPEDITION ABANDONED.
Mr.. McMillan's Boats Swamped-Party
Forced to Return to Jibutil.

Alden. July 16.-The expedition headed by w.
N. Mcmillan. of st. Louis, which was fitted out
to explore the course of the Blue Nile, with the
view of ascertaining its navigability as a trade
route from Central Abyssinia to the Mediter-
ranean, has abandoned it's task. The boats were
swamped. but there were no casualties. The
members of the expedition returning to
Jibutil, on the Gulf of Alden.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
CONTESTANTS SAY WILL WAS FORGED
Relatives of Albert Burtis Dispute His
Sweetheart's Right to His Fortune.

Auburn n. Y. July 16.-COntestants of the will
of Albert Burtis filed their answer to-day. They
allege his signature is forgery. Enlarged photo
graphs OF the signature have been made. and hand
writing experts have been retained for the trial
According this will. Burtis left his entire fort
Of $4,000 to his sweetheart Miss Burgess. His
father and brother are the contestants Mrs. Grace
Robertson, of New-York. who claims to be his wife
has also appeared In the and, II is said, is
awaiting this issue before beginning action for
dover rights.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
FOR ARcT1Cs IN THIRTY FOOT sLooP.
Youth and Girl Wife Set Out to Catch
Alaska Foxes.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 1s.-John Drastic. who
Is twenty-one years old. and his wife. who is
a year older. set sail yesterday for the arctic
regions in a thirty foot sloop expecting to
make three years voyage. 1t Is regarded as
the most hazardous trip ever undertaken on the
Pacific Coast They going to Alaska to seek
peculiar breed of fox that is exceedingly valuable
and which Drastic. a seafaring man. thinks he
knows where to find He and his girl wife came
from Germany. They are well supplied with pro-
visions but the craft is frail that their return
is
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
MINERS STICK TO POPULAR VOTE.

Wilkesbarre. Penn, July 16.-The fourth day Of
the miners convention at Plymouth was devoted
to passing resolutions amending the existing by
laws and constitution The question of per capita
tax of the important matters before the con-
vention yet to be considered. Some OF the dele
gates want No Z districts tax increased from to
per cent, while others will strongly oppose this
plan. An amendment ~was offered to adopt the
delegate system for voting for the election instead
OF by popular vote at present. but the amend
ment lost by a vote OF 239 to l.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
ADVANCE GUARD REACHES NEWARK.

The advance guard OF Mother Jones's' army
from Philadelphia reached Newark Iate YESTERDAY
afternoon The delegation. which included Joseph
KeIly Thomas Kennif and Charles Sweeney. the
last named calling himself the grand marshal
called on Mayor Doremus for a permit to parade
through the streets OF Newark to-day and SATURDAY
night when open air meetings will be held.
Sweeney informed the Mayor that the army would
reach Newark at noon to-day and asked that some
nrntectlOn be made for him.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR PARK POLICE.

Boston. July 10 (SpecaD.-Experiments In the use
Of runabout automobiles for police work in the
parks has resulted in the decision to add several
more to the departments equipment for the use OF
mounted police in the Back Bay. They will be
used extensively for thief chasers. as man on the
seat can see over the tops OF fences and the
machines can be run up alleys and passages.
They viii not displace the horseback patrolmen.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
Mr.. PLATT A sTocKHoLDER FOR YEARS.

tne report that he interested In the Safety
Car Heating and Light Company. which controls
the Pintsch gas ard sells 10 the United States
Government all its gas lighted lighthouse buoys,
he said: II am stockholder in that company and
have been for twenty years. 1 have received my
dividends regularly. ] have never had anything
10 do with the business management Of the COM
pauy and have never directly indirectly, sought
a government contract. I believe. under the cir
cumstances. I have a perfect right TO own this
stock"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
MORE WAGES FOR TELEeRAPHEHe

Middletown. n, Y. July S-Ai'er . sa.t s.t Car.
conference between General Super'.l'el anl "a
field OF the Ontario and Western ram - hss
general committee of the tesgrap hefS, ',-,rsss,i
the company has granted senSS~ senS,Te- rules 90 s''
.-srsa tha employment ana promotion OF 'hS ~
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
BOOT AND SHOE TRADE OPENS WELL.

Lynn. Mass, July 16 CspeciaD.-New- -England's
fall trade in boots and shoes is opening we'll and
many buyers in town. 4 good business has
been booked and orders placed every day Stocks
are small with jobbers and there is a considerable
advance on many lines OF goods, partly due to the
continued strength in leather.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
CARDINAL GIBBONS At HAvRE.

Havre. July 16-The French Line steamer La
Touraine from New-York on July 9. arrived
here to-day. Cardinal Gibbons was among the
passenger The Cardinal Will spend the night
here and go tomorrow to Paris, where he VIII
remain pending the announcement Of the Pope's
death, whereuPon he will go to Rome
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
CUBAN HONEY FOR FAIR.
Bill Appropriating $4,000 To Be
Signed at Once by Palma.
tBY CABLE TO THE TRIDUNE.I

Copyright: 1903: BY The Tribune Association)
Havana, July 1G.-The House this afternoon
passed the bill conceding a credit of $4,000 for
representation at the Louisiana Purchase EX-
position The bill now goes to President Palma
who will sign it Immediately The Senate passed
a bill admitting free of duty paper for news
papers when it is imported direct by the con-
sumner.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
STEEL TRUST GETS NEW MINES.

Duluth Mimi. July 1.-THE United States Steel
corporation has taken over the iron mining prop
erty on the Mesaba Range near HibbinR which
contains about six million tons or ore The lease
VAS owned by A. NJ Chisholm and j. O. Flvpn ~
&uiutn. and several men OF Hihhl-.z. '-' -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
DRIVEN FROM VATICAN.
DR.. LapponIs Son Expelled for
FaUOring RampOIIa.

Paris July 17.-The Dix -Neuvieme Siecles'
correspondent at Rome says that DR.. Lapponis
son, who spread reports favorable TO Cardinal
Rampolla, has been expelled from the Vatican
by orders of Cardinal Oreglia.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
TIN PLATE PLANT STRIKE BROKEN.

Pittsburg July 1s-The mills of the McKeesport
Tin Plate Company. at Port Vue near McKeesport,
where strike ordered by the officials of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron. Steel and Tin
Plate Workers. operating to-day with reduced
forces. Fearing disorder. detail Of police officers
hand. but not needed
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
INDEMNITY PAYMENTS MADE.

Caracas. July 1.-THE Venezuelan Government
yesterday paid TO the representatives Of the allied
powers the last instalments Of the indemnity as
stipulated by the protocol. -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
w, E. ASHTON COMMITTED FOR TRIAL

London, July lG.-W. Z. Ashton. describing him
self as an American journalist and author who
was arrested here on the charge OF forging checks
for S2.eoo in the name of Laird. SchoIes & Co of
Phadephia, has been committed for trial AZ the
Old RaiieV - - az Wv
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
RIsHoP RooKER sEEs sEcRETARY Roor

Washington July l6.-Bishop Rocker. who has
been assigned TO the diocese OF Jarow, Philippine
Islands. had an interview with Secretary Root to-
day on affairs in the islands. He gave the Secre-
tary his views OF the questions in which
the Philippine government and the Catholic Church
Interested
New-York tribune., 1903-07-17
CONGRESS OF CHIMNEY SWEEPS

Berlin. July 16--rhe first congress Of German
chimney sweeps VIII meet here in the autumn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
His Vime was Not up.

men Of merosnsry spirit had several
sons, cps Il whom sss 90 The ,ve Of his
twenty. .8rss bn,Ldsy. The father hsd
slssys been . ttrics diseiplinsrisD. keep
Ing bic boys we'll under parental charge.
SLOWING them few liberties and making
them work hard,
/, vas with . feeling Of considerable
satisfaction that The youne man rose on the
uorting Of bis birthday. and began to
collect his personal belongings prepare
tory 10 starting ont 10 the vsIld.
The farmer seeing bis son packing bis
tRunk. which he rightly Judged TO be
evidence Of the early loss Of good farm
hand, stopped st the door OF the yonne
msns room aud ssked wbk. be YES going
70 do, The boy very promptly remind
ed bis father OF the day OF the month and
declared bis intention Of striking ont for
himself.
Not much you WON'T. shouted the old
nsn. It least not for . while yeti You
want born until siter IL O'Clock, go you
osu iast take Of them good clothes and
6x to give me smother half days work in
the potato patch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02

OF the composer 10 enjey the Ora, svc,,
ness. i, chsnee5 70 he usydns tp,n.
snd Mozart came Toll ~ erpeetstios. Con
tfa'y TO eas,om, Hsaya invited bis guest
10 eive bis ip.erpreislioa oi The theme in
stead OF plsyins u over himseii, Mucn
pleased ~ The compliment, Morsr, play
cd brilliantly. Tor tho vork yes be.nu
FOL snd bic nnslcisss soal sss stirred.
saddenly be halted snd Looked scross
the piano st bis friend.
There's . nistske here, be ssi5, A
passage written Tor three hands would
be impossible Tor ,oloisL OF eour,e
those notes mos. CON. ouL
Oh. ssii Hsydn quietly. I can play a.
Mts.rt lsushed.
My friend. you have not ihtee h.nds,
Perhaps not, snssereJ Hsyde. Never
theless ! contend thai l esn play the
passage. would no, have snlisn /, 9th
crvise.
A challenged cried NJ Emt. Prove yonr
word. Add be yielded his place :, tho
piano.
His sxcitsnsnt ross q Haydn reached
lhe disputed pssssec. When TO biz smsE,
mens The composer brought bis poee
10 she key board. aud the notes rang ou,
clear and true.
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stimulated His imagination.

TIE mother OF The three boys bad pot'c
Cd thsi vbsn they slept together In the
same room they sev long ,ius going
TO sleep. A little invcstiestisn bron Ih,
out the resson.
John. she ssid, sbs, kept you boys
svsks 90 long Last nishti
Bob vss telling us s.ories. be replied.
Bot I heard him ssyips: Boys, !
Wish you vouldnt bother me. ] vsrt 10
60 to slsep.
Yes, admitted John. When bed told
% one story we'd sa oot oi bed and
ron round the room . chile. Then ve
would crawl 10 sssin and pu, our cold
ises sssiuss bis back. and keep them
there till be told ~ smother.
Ysns pierwsrd Bob became ismous
lecturer srd story teller. and thst, posi-
bly,, 10 the ssy be got bic start
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
Handling Animals.

There is hardly . living creature. ssid
. ustnrsIisL ihss will no, perm IL . hu
man being to touch u u 1t is done In
the right way, II II necessary 10 DO
gentle and patient and ., tho same time
without fear l have seen natives scrstcb
the heads Of tigers and lions within .
lev days after they we're trapped. Hunt
ere Of wild elephants often crawl among
. herd end rub their legs, The great
brutes, although they we're on the alert.
will permit the csress and stand stiIi
until the plucky hunter 10 able to alp .
rope around the leg Of Tbs snimsl he
wishes 10 capture.
In our own country ! have seen msny
men who can creep 10 trout stream aud
gently place their hands under . front.
Very softly they rub its belly, snd the
trout will lie quite slill until with . sud
deo jerk II 10 landed on the bank,
have also seen professional rat catch
ers put their hands, palm upwsrd, be
fore = ret hole when the icrrets we're
driving them. Az h rat ran out II would
tit still on the ret catchers hand. Then
with his Other hand he would stroke IL
dslicstely, and 10 three times ont Of iour
be would msnsge 10 liit the rat without
II and drop |. into bis beg.
! have even known man who could
handle the salt water blue crab, the most
belligerent and vindictive crestnre in the
zee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
WHY Dancing Dragged.

An athletic young man, with hse
strong physiquc, danced with . youns
woman Of some 200 pounds 10 villsge
not far vest Of Railway. N, ]. He motto
ed shat the dsu oing vas uphill work and
when Il vss over sank into Q ohsir in
the incipient st,ees OF exhaustion. The
young women locked thoushtiolly across
The Ginning surisce Of the Hoor snd threw
glsnoe Of IL estisstion at the corner
where the punch bosl stood.
Doesn't II strike you thst the floor is
very sticky tonight she inquired.
The young man CALAMITY denied think
ing 90.
II seems 90 10 me. the young woman
observed, Then she looked down st her
foot, psotrudios from . silker nounce,
and exclaimed:
Why. I've got my rubbers onl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
Advice.

The best advice that can be given pro
baby 10: Take oil the sdvice You csn get
sod then do % you please. The success
fol person. OF the one whom the crowd
counts successful, Is being constantly be
siegsd With spplicstiops for sdvice how
to succeed. BE 10 generally incspsble
Of giving u. The same sdvice, outside
Of few msxims generally applicable. 10
seldom good for two persons Advice. Is
q rule. 10 cheap snd sbout - yslusbIe ss
most cheap thinks. To be constantly
following advice With out stoppius to con
slider i.s source 10 the plain mark Of weak
cess. II is this trait Of wesk human 10
.urs which mskes the business Of The
patent medicine maker 90 profitable. The
person Of power 10 the one who neither
gives or sstss sdvioe 10 generous qusnti
ties. The world would be better oG II
sdvice we're much less plentiful. Then.
i.s quality might rise 10 proper
.ion to iss scsrci,y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02

The squire lived 90 farm toer miles
from tovr, spd one day When be hsd
made . good trade 10 The tovn be decid
Cd 70 snrptise Elizs, hh vile. ny par
ehssios . compleis nev suit Of clothss
snd be did 90. When Ae va within .
couple OF mile. OF home Il o,cpsed 10 bin
that be would sise Eliza . double sns
prise. The happy thought came 70 hin
Iust ~ be drove 90 10 . long bridge over
ibe rivn. Nigh, hsd oveItshsn The
squire spd there vn 20 one In sishi, 20
he stood % in bis wagon, clipped en- oil
OF biz faded aud patched old garments
aud gave them . hrns into ,be river over
the railing Of the bridge.
Then the squire reached back 10 bis
wagon for ,he nev ssruenis and . chill
greater ,hsn that csnsed BY The early
November night cir took possession Of
his. for the rcv suit steadily eioded
bic Grssp-it vas sonel The eud sste
hsd not been 10 the wagon, aud the NOR
fsct thst the pew clothes he'd slid
on, Of the vsson somewhere between the
bridge end the tovr soon dsvned npon
him.
reckon EliE, will be 'prised isss
snoushl said the squire m bs picked mp
The reins snd drevs on bis homewsrd
vsy clad only iu his "onderthiDgs". he
Was quite right 10 this conjecture. for
shen be nnally reached home. after max
ing several detours into The woods 10 60
,spe spproschins teams, Elizs's surprise
reached bis hishes. expectstions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
Crushing an Actor.

A brother sctor famous for bis pomposi
" and bis inordinste ambition vss regal
ing Biz Henry Irving With . forecast Of
bic plans Tor the future.
l shall begin the season, be announced
With suoh and such . psr., and sfter
shst I shall sppsar % Hamlet.
Uni dravled Irving. As-eh : Hamlet.
did you ssyi
The other. inespssd BY the tone Of
The query, bridled up II once.
Do you think. SH Henry. be demsnded
Indignantly, thst you sse the only man
Who cse plsy HsmIets
Oh, 20. reloined Irving blsndly. but !
an quits sure thss you are The only man
Who can't.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
Kind But Firm.

An Eos ish bishop owned . portable
bath Tub which he Jailed CO one occs,ion
to take With him on pastorsl visitation.
when be returned he iound that the
bousemsid had used the beloved tub. Gall
ing her into his study. be said kindly. l
do not 60 much mind your usiug my ,ub,
bu. what object TO 10 thst you should do
behind my back what you woold rot do
before my isoo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
Pointed Paragraphs.

There ere some qaeer people 10 this
world. OssssionslIy . truthful msp goes
6shiop.
T.lt 10 cheap snd The man vho .slks
too muoh oisen gels hbersl snd gives bin
seli swsy.
Every time . usrriel man gets bis hair
cus be deprives bic vile Of ber strongest
bold 90 him.
This oountry osn slraasis slons without
kioes end qssens y long - II has few
political bosses,
Some Of The charity tAst begins 81 home
ssst gel pas. the front door vi.bou, be
coming honssick.
Give the sm ms,eur ,ioliaist . word Of co
enlargement and plenty Of eIbos room
end BE- will DO sbs rest
When the e@,e 10 compelled 70 seek the
man its doushnuts 4, iadse tht there 10
90 ,sisry sssschei.
A man begins 10 ssnt 10 get msrfied 70
. woasn When sbe besirs TO vsnt him 10
ssnt 10.
Give . msn no.biss and be viii be
Il 10 not less: give him some
,bips sad be viii rage becsa.e II 10 net
more.
Women could never nske good bar
glars beesass They vosld sssts sll their
time looking under oil shs beds Of every
rouss they broke into from iores Of hsbit.
Gsnsrslly When yoa ssy sonsthips 10
woman tbst doesnt mssn ssythins you
cen make her believe Il v.ss ssfuiiy viek
"a IL ron 90 - u you we're afraid come
BODY slse nlsht hsvs beard IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02

Olos when ! yes Mississippi pilot.
sid Msrk Twsin, l got out Of work and
hsd to hustle Tor . nss Job. talked to
. number of ospt.ius, bat none Of them
~stted . pilot, Finslly ! met men vbo
ssid there vss . vsosBcy on bic bo., ibst
I might al II l could q,sliiy. he ssked
me shout ny hsbib. nv religion, ny
birth. ny schooling. and 90 op. Then
bs sid: Nov. for the main thing: Do
yoo know where the snsss 10 the river
srsi No. captain. | said. ! donI Hs
ssofe. Wsn.s TO be . pilot. hs muttsrsd
and dcn't know where the snses are. !
tnov where they're not. ssid l. Bot my
smsrlness eost me the i,b.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02

Squire Israel Tiee vss . msn sho bsd
iondBsss Tor wearing old clothing. he
bed that peculiar ~ .c.ion come men have
for old eos.s. old boo.s and old ts,s. End
be vors bic ssrnsnis until shsy we're 90
shabby thst be often looked like . trsnp.
Tsis vss sosrcs Of no lille snooyssoe
70 bic good vile. snd shs vss sIssys
urging him 70 'spfues up.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
A Job With Monev.

I've worked vt slmsst oil those old
gags, complained the man With the night
marish eye. and you osn take my name
for u there's nothing TO 'em.
I've tried blowing holes 10 Swiss cheese
lowering hishbslls. knitting pink tights
for sausage meat. tanning wild Aovsrs,
mending bad breaks. Masking oyster beds,
and hundred others.
What I'm looking for is something
that has . little money connected with
1t.
Then Why don't you put 10 On sppli
oasion for the position Of United Ststes
Treasury Sesms.ress' Suggested bis fool
ish friend.
United States Government BssmstressS
Yes. Sewing silk threads 10 dollar
bills, you know.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02
STATE NEW o.

Fred Young IT,, Of Winooski, recently
cAugbt . starseon 8 l2 feet long which
weighed liz ponds. Toe catch vss
made 10 ths river st the rear oi tbs
voolen mills.
The ffst sqosdfon Of The Second esvsI
~, Port E.bsn Alifn. troops A b q sod
ID sod pert Of the Tseo.y.tbird battery,
Geld artillery, vill lesve to.morros morn
ing over The CentssI Vermont rsilrosd for
Boston. 70 participate 10 the dedios,ion
Of the equsstrisn stsioe Of Gsrsrsl Hook
o. Two hundred spd seventy four men
sad 277 horses viil usks the "Trip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-07-02

She-We sre getting up some lsbIesnf
for the benefit Of the church. end our
PASTOR 10 10 be the Christian martyr, End
ve wsnt Jon 10 be the hssthsn execution
er-Will ysuf Plssse, dol
He Why not get one Of The trus steesi
Bbe-Ob, II would never do TO have IL
too Teslistici