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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
No NEED FOR RAMAP0 CRY.
StezOarfs Proposed Water Commits
sion of Different Character.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Albany Jan. H-Eforts to read into the measure
introduced into the Senate yesterday by Senator
Stewart, OF Ithaca, providing for commission 10
supervise the water supply and sewage systems in
the State q deep and hidden purpose and to brand
sh the Ramapo banner are considered here to be
at amusing and absurd. They recall the fact
that for the last three years there has been ira
dition at Albany that every bill that had any re-
lation whatever to water supply was susceptible
Of the charge of a nefarious and wicked purpose
associated with the Justly criticised Ramapo legls-
lation OF past years. The fact is that Senator
Stewards measure is not OF this character. 1t is
framed to meet just such conditions as existed at
the time of the frghtful typhoid epidemic in Cor
nell University last year, conditions which were
threatened just across the State line In Massachu-
sets two months
The three commissioners created by the Stewart
bill are not clothed with final powers. They can
order, they pass on and they can make de-
mands but any community that chooses can re-
sist their demand can appeal TO the Attorney GEN.
eraI before whom the OF the local authorities
refusing to comply with the demands OF the new
State commission must come.
IT was declared at the Capitol to-day that the
Stewart bill had tho backing OF such eminent
expert as DR.. George A. Soper. who was called
in MT the time of the Cornell epidemic. and who
lately wrestled with q threatened epidemic at Will
Jams College That typhoid epidemics are on tho
increase and that some commission equipped not
merely with powers but also with a force of
pert psychologists and with the modern appli-
ances to deal with such epidemics is necessity
Is q point that is urged by many.
On tho other hand. the measure Is open to the
attack of those who oppose the increase in the
number and the powers of State commissions. The
Stewart bill provides for three new commissioners
II provides that they shall each have salary OF
IS 900, equal to that OF the Railroad Commission,
and also q total payroll OF not exceeding S5 600.
That the measure may be fought lines OF
economy and opposition to the increase in State
functionaries and the tendency toward centralza-
ton is quito likely That it contains any Joker
OF Ramapo characteristics is extremely doubtful
There Is a rather striking tendency in certain
quarters and among the representatives OF certain
organizations of civic character existing in the
city OF New York to deep laid schemes in
every measure that comes up. Only the other Gay
such representative rushed to New-York with
the news that the Carpenter bill, which will break
up the intoerable grating" hold-up OF the Tam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
ToWNE SITS BESIDE HIGGINS.
Guest of Honor in the Senate-A Quiet
Session

Albany Jan. 2--Charles z. Towne, OF New-York
c,tv formerly United States Senator from Mime
sofa occupied place OF honor beside Lieutenant
Governor Higgins at to-day's session of the Sem
ate and afterward warmly received and enter
tanned by the Tammany Senators.
The Committee on Internal Affairs reported tho
Barnes bill increasing salaries OF attaches OF the
sherins office In Rensselaer,. The bill now takes
its place general order.
Senator Armstrong presented resolutions indors-
ing the Brownlow resolution, pending in Congress.
whereby the State of New-York could receive
eral million dollars for road improvement. The
resolutions referred to the Committee In
ternal Affairs, OF which Senator Armstrong Is
chairman. The Senate adjourned until II o'clock to-
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

he had planned IL, and trust to sufficient
support in the legislature to pass 1t. AL Mr..
Bostwick would say about the matter was that
he expected TO pass his bill without any revenue
attachment, just he had engineered the
passage OF the canal measure last year. But
the fact remains that no mortgage tax ex-
enption measure with the attending record tax
has yet been introduced. although Senator Els
berg is also believed TO have a similar measure
IN view 70 introduce in the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
REVoKEs ALBANY THEATRE IIrTxuv

Albany. Jan. H--Mayor Gaus to-day revokss a.
license OF the Empire Theatre. OF this cty -
ordered radical changes in each OF the other ,,,s.
theatres Of the city. This action was take, !.
accordance with the report OF COMMITTEES 81 rsn-~
sentative citizens which thoroughly fnvestiza..s an
the theatres The committee also directed -
Mayors attention to a number of the smaller hal,
OF the city. and criticised the State arnory s.ra
as being insuficiently provided with exits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

MANHATTAN.
se5 Broadway, CA. SHAFER, Supt.
IS Astor Place, HENRY HART, Supt.
10 East asd Street, D. G. c. SINCLAIR, Supt.
a4I West asd Street, G. H. MATTHEW'S, Supt.
ze West 4ad Street, P. w. N0RTHCoTT, Supt.
GOO Third Avenue, FL. WORT, Supt.
22e3 Third Avenue, ia. MEGARGEE, Supt.
BRONX.
= Westchester Avenue, JAS. S. HOLMES, Supt
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j. vOSHELL, Supt.
S. S. vOSHELL, Supt.
J.R. ELLEY, Asst.Supt.
E. NEWMAN, Asst. Supt.
JAMES ANSBRO, Supt.
JAMES A. JARVIS, Supt.
]. HUELsENBECK, supt.
H. c. STIEGLITZ, supt.
P. ]. GILLIGAN, Asst.
Supt.
A. GoLDTHORPE, supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

QUEENS.
81 Jackson Ave, Long Island City, J. FLYNN, supt
|374 Fulton St, Jamaica, L. I, VIII. ALSoP,Su
III Ieth St, College Point L. T. PAUL WITTKE, Asst supt.
os No. Prince St. Flushing L. l. PAE PETERSON Asst suP
RICHMOND.
4o7 Richmond Terrace, JIM HAUGH, Supe
New Brighton, S. l.,
e4 Bentley St. rottenviue S. T. Jw. SPEcHT, Asst supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
CADET BURIED AT SEA.

Charleston. S. C. Jan. 1.-THE German cruiser
Stein with a large class Of cadets aboard
into port to-day. and will remain a week. One
cadet recently died OF scarlet fever and buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

bROOk
IaIe Fulton Street,
Is9 Montague Street,
56oa Third Avenue,
1891 Bath Avenue,
1909 Broadway,
Clinton and Fulton Streets,
Manhattan and Greenpoint
Aves.,
Ia6a Broadway,
755 Flatbush Avenue,
Broadway and Bedford Ave.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
JARED BURRETT'S Fsr.7r

STATE or VERMONT. District OF Msncht ster.
Be IL Remembered, That at a session OF III
Probate Court holden at Manchester within an,
for said District. on the &c h day OF Ma 81
la, D. 1904. '
Whereas, william II. Roberts. Admipistrato
OF the estate Of Jared Burrett late OF Mspcbes
ter 10. said District. deceased, has this day pre
sented to said Court his petition, In Writing
setting forth that 1t will be necessary 10 ,ell
part OF the real estate Of said deceased. for tbt
payment Ct he d. BITS and charges II admins.
trsiiop; and also that il will be benef ci.l fjr All
parties intere'td therein TO sell the whole ri
the real estate OF taid deceased. viz; The home
place 10 Manchester, ard all the woodland Of
said deceased; aud therein making applica-
ticn 10 said Court for license to make such sale.
And - d Administrator havirg proiuced 10 said
Court the assent. 10 writing. OF oil tbs heirs
residing in this State, in.ere.ttd in tsid reaI
estate.
lie Ordered, That all persons Interested in
the estate OF said dtcea sed be notified 10 appeaI
before said Court at the Probate Office in Mar.
chester IN raid District, on the 20ih dsy OF
April y. 1904 ., 10 O'Clock A N. by pub,
LEGATION Of this order three week, successiysl,
previous thereto. In the Mancbe ester JoUaNAL I
newspaper printed Ut Manchester Aforesaid m
how cause. II any they may have. vhv saiS
lcense should not be granted,
'siv w.B. EDGERToN. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
MAkTHA NJ FhAsEh,s bsT.yg

tTaTy on YsnnosT ,Iiet let Of nspche st.r y.
ne y Remembered, That A. n sessiog OF the
Probate Court, holden al Manchester within and
ior SAID District on The 18Th day Of MafeD A, Is.
1904 " 80
whereas, Charles Prsser, Yrecutor a. ,ba
caste Of hs,ths N Fraser late a fal.m. X.
deceased, has this dsy presented 10 ,sid Couri
bis petition 10 sfiiing, setting forth tLst il Viii
bs n.cssssrs 70 eel part Of Tho real estate al
ssla n.css.d, ior ihs payment Of the debts and
snn charges Of Standardization; and kifo that Il
siii be btneheiA Tor sh parties in,srssted
heftin 10 ifil the following desefibsd ~. 49,,
ase VI said feeessed IN tsndsts In .alg iJis,,tet
vz;--A arm OF rs acres, more Of loss, b urded
pr beginning a, 40 nas tree and at ths sugsr
2 zee, nov on formerly osBsd By O ", fmiit,
hence sonih, -four and ano.hsf degress east. hi
ioSs and 10 links 10 stake and stoDss; theme
'outb, seysIteen degrees easl, ~ r0ds 10 hear
u Obes, thence souih, eeysaiy Que degrees
sasl, bihttesn RODS 70 stale and siones, tLs1es.
touih AIT, nss dsgftsssasi 40 rods 10 walnut
slump. and about slr feet below 4 spf,yg ~
water mar the bns q land row or ffnsflx
osnsd ~ Smith Peek. aud bounded 90 the ss,t
40 BORN ~ land Dow o. fsTnsrlD o~nsd Ly SAID
feek and ssst BY land fTpefiy ned bg Ar
mon Boisford and hsipn Esntley, ana d "
NTH. which said lard tho dscsssed vas 10 her
NE tinns under eonirse', III ding ia law AID la
Equity. 70 Do. d 70 one johs TareBes; spd fhers
% natiDg appliesisn 10 ssli Court IN Hespss
70 nshs snch sale according 10 zach cout,se,
viih sasL mod sesilous as are sgfsed ung,L.
he parties sfofsssid
II 10 Ordered, That al persons Infested h. The
'siAie ~ ssld deceased be notified 20 appear DO.
ore ssia Court q The Probate Once H. hsn.
htsief, 10 said Lisifiei. on the 1871 dsyof AgrlI
". 1904. BY publication Of This ofdsr.
Lies weeks faeeessissly previous iLeress. Ia
~ manchester yopssAL, newspaper printed
i. HAbesss'tf Aforesaid, 70 slow eaass, n ssy
fantsd.
Tss' w.B gDoEE7QE indie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07


The administration has won another vic.
tory which has bearing on the trust ques.
tion. W. X. Hearst, who isa Democratic
Candidate for President, entered a com.
plant against the coal carrying roads. A
suit was promptly brought and the CON-
panies refused TO show their contracts and
books snd on this question the case was
carried 70 the U 5. Supreme Court, which
has just decii,d that they must comply
with The order Of the court making the re-
qiest aod that any person has the right to
enter complain even though he has no
direct financial interest 10 the proceedings.
T1ls Is an important decision since Il com.
pels All such corpo atoms to make a show.
lax OF their transactions. The law upon
which this decision Ia based was passed by
Republican Congress and enforced by Re.
publican ofiea's. The Democrats. when
~ power, never made the slightest move
against the trusts though the Sherman anti
trust law was then IN force.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
Republican state Convcr,,o,.

The Republican STATE committee has 10.
'ued = call for the Republican state con.
vsnlion 70 be held 10 Burlington April 20,
when four delegates at large and four al.
teraaies will be chosen to attend the Re.
publican national convention to be held In
Chicago jane q Delegates will be chosen
from the towns Of the stite on the basis
OF one delegate for each city or town and
oae additional delegate for each 100 votes
and each fBcslon Of 100 votes exceeding so
east for the Republican candidate for gov.
er3or AZ the state election Of 1900. The
membssship OF the convention will be
7as
bennin2toh county towns are entitled 10
elect delegates Sc follows.
Arlington 3, Bennington IL, Dorset 3. 1
GlAsienhary !, LsDcgroye ,, Manohes ter 4,
Peru 2, Pownal 3, Rcad.boro 8, Rupert Z.
sasegAIe ?, searsburg /, Subsidiary 2. |
SANFORD ]. Sunderland 2, winhall 2.
We tiord g. Total Is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
pfoutY on Iruafa

ca. Preuiy Of Vermont has been tall
IN some tclIi sense about the Merger d.
ciiion. u AZ interview he said
10 ny opinion the government shout,
not atitupi any further to destroy thes
combinations but should regulate thel
rA'es, Tue public docs rot care how IN,
roads are CON ICED 40 long AZ the rates OF
fered them aFe Iasi and fair. | doub,
whether Il would be last TO destroy such
corporations IS the PennsylvAnIa road for
example, because the stock was bought by
The public who imagined that the comblua.
lions we're legal. The rights have become
vested and hardship might result IL the
court lnterfertd
IL sas absurd 10 announce the decision
OF the Merger case az grea, blow at the
uus,., itsnecss no other concern and the
reason why tho government cannot q,
ahead aud dissolve other combinations 1,
thisi 10 The Nsrshern Securities COMPANY.
HI and Others 20. together and by
scheme ard device merged the ores, North.
efn and Northern faSiGs. which Wa .
ccnFplrEcy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

The water and Ice In White river reach
ed the highest point Saturday Afternoon
ever known In Bethel, grazing the new iror
bridge, which 10 l6 feet above the strea m
@. W. Berry's summer house was carried
away, and a veranda was torn from one Of
the houses 10 Ssfjrdville. j. y S,ford's
large saw mill at Gsysyille was under.
mined, and battered to pieces by the ice,
causing loss Of $4,000. The Gay sville
Bobbin compapys plant was also badly
d amsgtd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

Tbs llsta9sfsts n Congress are trying to
N 80 oas lhas ihs Commission Of Pensions
weat bef9ad the lsw 10 naing 40 age llml.
As p'ooi u disability, II turns oat .hs,
Isega Lathrr, shp was ccmmi,fIoner un.
der Ftessdeai Glegslaed sli the same thing
Va Pfipciple. bls rullng was that 10 case
Beasloaeg has reached the age Of rs years
be rate hall not b. disturbed II he Ia re-
eelY,ag the maximum and II he Ia not
paaaioner b. shall receive the maximum
lsi2 To- ssrililY alone II there are no
sreclal Pe'ioaabie disabilities shown. In
ether words that Was conclusive proof
81 disability.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
GREAT SENSATION

There was biz sensation In Leesv II
ind,when W. II, Brown Of that place, VII,
was expected to die, had his life saved b,
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consunp
ton. He writes ~ endured insult nable
Agonies from Asthms, bu! your New Dis.
covery gave me immediate relief and soon
thereafter Effected complete cure" 81 NJ.
lar cures OF Consumption, Paeum onis,
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous. It's the
peerless remedy for all throat and lung
Price 800, and $i 90. Guaran.
tcsd BY J. n. Hard, Msncsester; J. n.
whlppie, Manchester Centre; druggists
Trial bottles free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

NSssl C'hr'h qni"hiy Yields to trest
meot b, e - Or ON b I'm, when Is seree
sbiy s-rm ITO +. IL Received th,onp b the
soa'rils. cissns,s md h.rls The Whole 90,
face Owe, sb,ch " difiases itself A rem
edy Tor NsssI Csisrrb which 10 drying q,
exciting TO the dise.ssd 70 N brsoe shoold
cot he used Crs'w Balm IL vecos d ID %
. specify Pice 80 cents st drueaists or
by msil. A cold 10 tbs hesd iu mediateIy
disappears sben Cresm B.lm Is used, Ely
SO Wssren Street. Nss York,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

All ~ the easy~s,ers 10 the onpioy Of
the Rutland master tsllaefs wsfs aiscbars.
I'd Friday a. tho r.saii Of demand made
~ i,ss esfptnisfs d "a sho1i i~o months
sso fof N eighi.houf day to 20 lnto eject
April !. one tf The builders states that
the employers could rot graz, the demand
and the men were cHchnsed TO pfsysr, =
arise. II ID no, Known ho~ nsny csrrep-
tsr are Affected BY the scsion Of the mas
ter builders,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
An INCH OF TRUTH

Dr. David X sunedys new medicine, o.
curs Solvent, hes been successfol 10 case
shich have b, I'll d good doctors; snd vhs
It hss done u may be trusted to do ssaio
Whether yonr trouble be soute or chronic
the result will be the sane; only 10 old
cases you must be faithful and pstien,
For foil iuiormstion and free ssupls Dol
tie write to the C,lcura Cowpsny, Ron
dout. N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

u isnoE alnos' certain tina. Judge Par.
Raf will b the Democratic nominee for
President IA the hope tina, he can carry
Afw York ard eaougb other doubtful
states 20 secure the election. lie Is q neg
siisA candidate or what Bryan has styled
A. interrogation point. He has never made
any public expression of his opinions on the
great questions Of the day and the Demo-
cta.t hope that notbipg can be found
againss him. Running against a candidate
who has positive opinions and who Is not
AFRAID 70 express them and act upon them
L sill be a queer contest. We think q
great majority OF people ike q positive
rather than negative character.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

Frank Silver, aged 30 yesrs, Of Can
bridgeport, was struck by an electric cal
on the Bellows Falls & Saxtons River elec.
trio road Wednesday night and fatally in.
jured. He was lying beside the track IT,
toxicsted. One leg was broken and an arm
crushed SO that amputstion was necessary.
He was taken to Bellows Falls ard died
Thursday morning, not rallyirg from the
shock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

Amfrsosaf tshssa ihs guns eonsiSse &c
best NJ wofis's tsprd The men ca .bs
ba'tasteip kearfafss sesE to be equally
hknsy sIh ksY sslisre. They recepsiy
pyacsteeA a reaisesIA. with THE resal, -
oss thafiefs luch gss made .ir shots out
a ssFtS saptF Ia aTc INMATES AZ twenty
secassf A. slgh,.iucb gus made ten hiis
va = ~ sheas 10 aFe minsles and twenty
sscasas' apa hfe-ifeh gsn nade slshieen
hln egt q eFh.esn shois 10 two mlnates.
galf "a ala % be the bes, work ever done
by 80 AnsriraB ~arslip, and 50 far - IL
fsosp tss asvcr besn qssllsa lie any for.
tsgp nsYy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
A CARD

We. the undersigned. do hereby ssres
90 refund the money on 9 50.cens bottle oil
Gfeene's WsrIsbted Syrop OF Ter IL II
fails TO cure your cough or cold We slso
eosrsntee rs cen, bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded. A q PeM
bone. Manchester Depot; q A Brophy
E.st Dorset.J NJ Armstrong, Dorset. E o
Adams d %. Est Arlington: E o Adams,
Arlington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

A trust IN dissolution Ia the unusual sptc
iaele to which the country has been treat.
81 BY the prompt action OF the directors Of
q Northern securities company 10 obey.
ing The supreme court decision. PlsinIy,
il was Impossible to restore the Great
Northern aud Northern Pacific stock to
II orIgInsl holders, aud so the directors
announce that each holder OF Securities
stock IA entitled to Northern Pacific and
Great Northern stock In the ratio Of the
eompaay's total holdings Of the stock In
tn merged companies, and the merger 1t.
self Il thus brought TO an end, Both stocks
have advanced, and the whole proceeding
shows how easily and with what slight
disturbsnc the dissolution OF crust.
may be accomplished. The awful conse-
quences thai, we were told, would follow
an adverse decision by the supreme court,
have failed to make III, appearance in any
quarter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
A. J. DAVIS,
Manchester Depot, VT.
TAX SALE

IAA SALE
Inc non. resident propre.ors Of Tho town nj
Dor, et IN the County Of bennington and kl.,a
vermont. sfe hereby nytined ttat the Ia res,
for ,he nye Yeas ptecedifg This data ara In
"h9le or In part unpaid on the Il lowing de,cflb
ed lands. u''e'io
one piere descr bed as folows Beginning A.
| h,hs ara stones standing 10 The west line = 4
| ne Josepn chdorst fam 20 called ut the NJ N
cornr Of j nd sold by J. u Holb,tsr ia W,lli.u
pch Vitt thence running westerly 80 rods 10 /.
| axe ana stcDet-ihis line being tbont ian,
rods below the Barnard spring, 10 called. tbenes
| rntning nor herly ~ rode TO a stale and stope,,
her CO running westerly 10 Tho esRt lima N IN,
A!oi n Wtmsn pasiu @; ihtnoe running on saiSf
W,msn,s cart line 10 white Lifcb tree matEad
sald bfch tree bsi0g Tho south west eoyn,, ~
me luna ~ 70 called, new own,d by ibs
pofe, marble 20, thence runpi on he south
hhe " sara LuDd lol toaEh bite oak stufnp ssid
imp biiog the nortli. w.st corner Of Tx Ia
otdoref hfmi ihefce raining soulherl, on ia
ss.t iine o. tho raid Cadoint farm TO Tho Mac,
q reg inning. ctDanDg 20 rec more or les
e. In The srand iisi TO James shannon.
Amount Of Tar 1920.
:. Alec one oiber piece described ~ folovs. Tba
mary boetor loi. coinlnsnfi OK at tho lorth.esst
c,fner OF laBds owaed By y ". jacobs and inn.
hing ~ asoutieily direction on tho east lina an
.a,a Jacobs IAnd ~ rods thence esstery on Tho
zone WAL inr nh up ibe hill 10 rods tbeuoo
n1oftheIy 10 rods on a line parallel vi h said
jacobs cast linz; hence WESTERLY 10 rod on
me parallel with he wall on The south sde on
w subip described premises 10 the place Of
beginning Containing iGD rods be he same
y ore or less. For description tse book 10 p,ys.
y .. Dor.et lsnd records, ret 10 The grand III
10 Mary Hoctor. Amount n ~, M %
:, and 70 mich o. raid 'ance will be fo'd Al pub.
lie auction Al the HiisoD Honfe IN sad Io,..,
~ Monday. Apii 70 b 1904 at 10 O'Clock iD lLs
forenoon, Ne viii DO Tequtile 10 pay ssld t.I,s
and oosts. uDiess previously laid
Dtrsei. VI March ~ b. ia
3Ix Nj ErBFE coit,.,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

The opera house In st. Johnsbury. built
u years ago at cost Of 81, COO, will soon
be dismantled by Its present owner, NJ. J.
Caldbeck. He will cut down the building
to the first floor, which Is now occupied
by fruit store, and will thus reduce ex.
penses In taxes and insurance. As bust
ness proposition the house has been los
ing venture.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

The horris Slate Co. Of Rutland, who's,
property 10 At s,uth Poultney, has boushI
Of the Erie Sea Green Slate Co. of Erie, Pa.
~ equipment OF tool, deni X, hoistins
engines, and other carrying apparatus. II
10 nov being Installed At South Poultney.
The company Vas organized last fall with
1 capital stock Of el00, 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07
Tnnr,nnrllIM.N

N. M. Austin OF Winchester, Ind knew
what to do 10 the hour OF need. His wife
had such AZ unusual case Of stomach and
liver trouble, physicians could not help
her. He thought Of and tried DIR Kings
New Life Pills ard she got relief at once
and was finally cured. Only 25ct, at J. N.
Hands, hanchester;J. II. whipple's, Man.
chester Centre drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

Robert Murray, "a, sentenced to III,
house Of correction from Montp er escsp
"a Saturday. He climbed derrick, knock.
cd some bricks out Of tie wall. and drop
ped into the prison yard, but how be seal.
ed The cutter wall has not been determined
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1904-04-07

kiddlebury sustained another severe los
BY II e, when the three.story brick schoo
house was burned. The building was erect
ed In ls7oat a cost Ct $50, 900, and the IL
surance only $4,000. The building had ,
cspscity for 500. and the school was to op.
en- Aondiy morning. Falling sparks set
IRE to q barn quarter Of mile away, and
that was completely destroyed. Robert
Rogers owned the barn and M. T. Butter
field occupied 1t.