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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-10
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feet.
Strange but true Sitter John who for
fourteen years wrestled with 81 Clone and
his ,droll writings In the Londonderry Sifte,
met each other for the first time Sunday.
VIM. q Beebe drove up the Jordan Just as
"Si' was getting 10 few oats, and wiry,
middle sged man with blue eyes, swarthy
clean shaver face, dressed In black clothes
got out and "Si and John" looked at each
other. "You don't know me 'Si Clone
do you? ! have known you for years" says
John. | have read your stuff In the SITTER
"No don't' says "Si", "Well am Sitter
John" "Oh, you homely old cuss," guoth
81 and two hours visit started then and
there aud probably few short visits ever
covered more ground. They parted to
meet again In the near fu ure on the soft
water side Of the big divide.
81 Clone.
EAST DORSET
Miss Alice Koran OF New York 10 at
her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. J I. cL,ughlln were 10
Rutland Monday.
Henry Stone Of Manchester visited his
brother Sunday.
Miss S ,die Sherlock spent Sunday with
friends In Dirset.
Mr.. aud Mira. J. N. Grifl b spent Sun
day at Lake Bomoseen.
Mrs. Avery visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. James Koran last weak.
Miss Mary Koran and brother Frank
Of Proctor are viaitiag Ia town.
Miss Matte Griffith has returned from a
two weeks visit a. the seashore. b
Miss Caroline Snuff l'on Of Arlington
Is the guest Of Miss Bessie Brophy.
Miss Susie Jerry OF wsllinSford was
guest Of Miss Wayne Flynn over Sunday.
Mas Mary Lovett VI Wslthafn, Mass,
is visiting her sister Arr, John Lovett.
Mrs. Touby and daughter Mae Of
Brookly were recent gussta Of Mr.. and Mrs.
james Koran.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Stephen Hector and
children Of Hooslck Falls visited at the for
mers home here Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Dalton Of wsllingford 10
In town caring Tor her sister, Mrs. Martin
who 10 dangerously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Smith and
daughter Jennie OF Bristol, Conn, are
guests OF Mr., and Mrf. J. N. @ ifl
The entertainment and dance given 10
school hall last Friday evening was attend
by large crowd. A good time IL reported
Misses Ethel ard FlGssls Bfophy AID
Daisy Cspron Of Rutland, who have been
guests OF Mrs samusl Sheldon, returned TO
THEIR homes Saturday evenings
--3er, Bromley OF BsunIugton spent
Su day 10 town. o bis return 70 Ben.
ri m he .,c;Inparied b. h,s Brom
ley who hs, been sperdpe the psst week
with her parents, NJ. sd Ms b. r.
Bowen.
The Wilson House was well patr Jnized
last week. there were % registered and
among them were M. AID Mrs.. @. II.
Yreediey and family Of Pailsdelphis, Pa
who stopped several days on their way 10
hAlne. rtis hotel Il under the manage
ment Of Mrs. L,kin a ID Misc Bari and IL
erjoving = well deserved patronage.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-08-10

SOUTH DORSET.
GOOD hay weather last week.
showers Sunday so The poor hired men
could rest.
"A Jarty Of fourteen young people bad
. picnic q, Black Rock Sunday. This rock
Ia over 300 feet high overlooking this valley
for miles around. The rain married the et-
joymep' ard the boys and sirls got soaking
wet.
- The Ethan Allen base ball club went
op TO jerusalem Saturday and played the
local Line. nsuld score for the Dorset
uam Of TO !. Ilrwood Sheldon and
Wildwood made some very foe double
plays. Good feeling prevailed And the
game altogether WAS f'e oae.
--silss BArwoaa's modest e,i''ga was
the scene Of q very e ysble hous gsthei-
iug or August s.t, tba, day beng re sirih.
day n ieyersl u the family. There stre
-four generations presep, Grandpa Pepper,
sllss ard Alice Hsrwood PA And Ma and
enough Children A. grandchIldren TO make
= group Of rs. Carry TO news to Teddy"
In one tmA.l.r group were ak ttklwart
boys, all grown nen and one little chap Of
four years, ali brothers A fne dinner vas
served Gu; doors AID mua,c, stories, songs
and ice cream WRIT the rounds. Fifty
photos will commemorate the occasion many
Of hem nkes 10 the rain. A base ball nine
krd umpire, all HArwcods, 10 forming, md
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

the La Plata district, known as the
Bonnie Girl group. were quartered at
the Inter Ocean hotel last night and
went to Silverton this morning to go
over the Uncompahgre stage line and
complete the Rio Grande scenic oir-
Gle on their return home. They had
been several days In the La Plata
district, visiting not alone the mine
holdings. but various points Of scenic
interest. They we're as follows: n. +.
Ford and wife, W. L. Smith and wife,
w. N. Morrison and wife. =. M. Girard
and wife, Vim. Canavan and wife, W.
s. Manno and wife, DR.. A. II. Martin,
G. NJ. Towne and Emma Orcutt. The
party mad enjoyed their stay In the
La Plata country; and, having heard
of the grandeur of the balance of the
San Juan, wanted to zee It all
j. T.. and r. c. Prewitt came up
from the Pennington country yester-
day evening.
Superintendent W. ID. Lee went out
with his special to Alamosa this morn.
ing. and Will be absent several days.
State Labor Commissioner Brake
pulled out for Telluride this morning.
where we trust he will be as success
ful as at Silverton. But there is one
thing TO be recognized-both sides
must be reasonable. The mine man.
ayers must recognize that laboring
men have some rights as well az
themselves-not like the man in Den
yer few weeks ago who called on
| Commissioner Brake previous to !
| threatened boycott and asked that be
enforce the law against boycotting.
The commissioner agreed to do 80,
and then asked the aforesaid party To
follow suit. But the shoe In this case
was on the other foot and the party
replied that he did not think the law
touching his case was constitutional
and at best the legislature had no
| right to enact such law. Now, II
employers want workmen to obey the
law they should be willing to do like
| wise.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
Knox hats at Nathan's.
AROUND AZTEC.

Aztec Index.
At the meeting of the Albuquerque
Fair association last Thursday the re-
port of the special auditing commit.
tee was severe arraignment OF tho
fair management and plans are being
discussed for paying the outstanding
Indebtedness.
The costs OF the San Juan county
court for this session amounted to
t2,284. District Clerk Bergere esti.
mated at the beginning OF court that
the cost would be $2.266, he being
only two dollars over the real cost.
The cost OF jurors was 1916: the bal.
ance being divided between witness
fees. sheriff, court officers, stenog-
rrapner. etc.
The Northwestern New Mexico OIL
Il Gas company has received its in
corporation papers from Santa Fe and
as soon az other necessary formalities
are gone through will have everything
ready to start selling stock. This
project is already attracting attention
to San Juan county on the outside
and Is controlled by men who are
well known in this place and who will
undoubtedly carry their plans 20 a
successful termination
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
Eastern train two hours late.

Sunshine" weekly publication at
Albuquerque, says In It's last Issue
regarding the Sunday closing of IA
looms in the Duke City: "The handle
of the front door has gone to the rear.
Try that The business of the saloons
did not suffer in the least" Judge
John X. McF!e In San Juan county
last week showed now OF fix that and
Judge Ira A. Abbott will not be slow
to take the hint. Four saloonkeepers
were indicted by the San Juan county
grand Jury for just such violations OF
the Sunday law and Judge McFie i'm.
posed 800 fine and costs In each
case. Those saloons will have no
back door open after this on Sunday.
Santa Fe New Mexican.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
9. P. ENGINEERS
LEAVE DURANGO

Roy F. Goodman, assistant engl
neer Of the Southern Pacific at Tue
son, is In the city today with party
Of engineers who have been working
on an s. p. survey in the Durango
Colo, district
In the party are T. ID. Jones, Jay
Mccoy. A. G. Patton, George Brown,
L. ID. Robbins. D. Norris, C. w. Love.
lace. C. A. Barnett. Orson Van else
and X. s. Courtney.
They say that they do not know
where they will go from EI Paso. They
will remain In the city for few days
awaiting instructions as to their fur.
ther movements.
The above is a clipping from an FL
PaBo, Texas, paper received last even
Ing. indicating the Durango boys ar
rived there safely. The latest advices
state they are now at Guadalajara
Mexico.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Estimates furnished free on all
kinds Of construction or repair work,
stone or frame. Plastering or fue
building also done. Postofhce box 1880.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
FLOUR s2.ss At wgTTGR
HENDE RsoN's CASH hAARET.

Do you want something nobby in
the clothing line' II SO. call on Her.
man Meis, the tailor. He will At you
out.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

evening to visit her sister. Mrs. s. s.
Jay. Both are wives OF railroad boys
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
WHEN At sAvpiGLo

Put up at Hotel Bayfield,. New 10
room. Accommodation the best
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
WARNING 70 MERCHANTS.

Notice IL hereby given that ! will
not bs responsible for any debts con
traetsA By my wife.
- es-5 ". o. LIkEs.
Durango, Oct II. 1905.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Try . 1900 baiLbsarins WsshiAs
MACHINE. Easiest oesysteA; isoss
thorough made. W. c. CHAPMAN.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
All the latest overcoats at Nathan's

The new street hats received by the
Graden people Saturday are the sweet
est things out.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

New capital will be represented in
of La Plata mining prop
critics in few days. Since one big
deal is assured two or three more
which have been pending now prom
Use TO go through.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Passengers coming up from Farm
ington and Aztec say the new broad
gauge road is getting settled down to
a very smooth bed and that riding
in the big cars is pleasure undis
turbed by the swinging and rocking
50 characteristic of narrow gauge cars
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Mrs. Frank Lake returned yester
day evening from her visit to New
York. several days sooner than she
had planned for, but was anxious to
get back to the family and the better
climate at home.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

NJ. c. Hinderlider, in charge of the
watershed for the establishment of
government reservoirs and waterways
arrived from Denver last night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

AS predicted in these columns the
Rio Grande's burned bridge on the
Silverton branch was repaired in time
for the trains to pass over 1t this
morning, and ii is hoped there will
be no more serious disturbance to
traffic over this busiest Of all branch
es.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

C. C. Sroufe leaves in the morning
for Tucson, Ariz.. on business con
nected with the Arizona a. Colorado
rarilroad.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

c. l.. Young was among the return
Ing passengers last evening after al
absence of nearly a year. Mr. Young
was with the lockwood power plant
people and will be with them again
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Mrs. George Allen came up from
Pennington yesterday evening with
the children to join her husband on a
trip to Silverton
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Superintendent w. NJ. Peterson ar
rived from Fort Garland yesterday
evening with thirteen pupils having
Indian blood in their veins. They will
go to school at the Fort Lewis institu
ton.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Mrs. Bailey. who has been visiting
her sisters. Mrs. Begue and Mrs
Broughton, returned this morning 70
her home in Jackson, Mich.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Colonel H. C. Demming came in yes
terday evening from Harrisburg. Pa
and will go into the La Platas to loo
after his mining interests.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

Commissioner Brake informed p
representative OF The Herald that the
Guggenheim interests in Colorado are
generally obeying the 8-hour law and
that the head men have stated they
would live up to the same to the let
ter and have called upon the labor
commissioner for a classified list.
Prof George W Watson. who has
the Baptist church, departed this
morning for Pagosa, where he will de.
liver the full course before returning
TO Durango, which will be about the
first of the new year. when he will be
engaged by the ladies of the Reading
club.
In going to Pennington tomorrow
remember the new Anona hotel con
Quoted by Elliott Bros. Everything
new about the place, with first class
service, home cooking being one OF
the specialties. Rates by the day are
81, single meals rs cents And tomor
row an extra eI1DTI WIFI De Dldus W
please patrons. Remember the name.
Anona hotel
Wesley Baker reports the completion
of the new office building OF the
American Smelling a. Refining com
pany at Durango, one of the most
modern office buildings In Colorado.
1t ia a one-story i3x83 feet, built to
suit the interior detail. In this will
be situated the assay offices and lab
ara,ory. as well as all the various of.
nces, from that OF the manager
through. The building has been un-
der construction seven months and
the work has been done with view
OF permanence as well as for conven-
fence. 1t is elevated on a stone foun-
dation above the high water mark OF
the Animas river. The interior walls
are plastered and oil finished Alto
gether 1t is a magnificent building.
A party Of Boston capitalists, with
their wives. who have been visiting
mines in which they are interested In
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30
From Saturdays Daily.

Mike Wiedell, whose wife lost her
life In the Rio Grande Southern wreck
some time ago. is in from his Dolores
home
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

A party Of Boston capitalists. with
their wives. who have been visiting
mines IN which they are interested In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
CALENDAR or LOCAL EvEHTs

Feb. 1a-Illustrated Locture, Bragg
hall, Auspices Salvation
Army.
Feb. 14--Bail, independent Fife and
Drum Crops, Wilder Hall
Feb. 16-Ball, Daughters OF Pocahon.
tas, Braga Hall.
Feb. 16-Mssquerahe Ball, Central
Plessare Club, Wilder Hall
Feb. 16-Reception, Seaside Social
Club, Columbia Ball.
Fob. l6--Lecture. "In the Footsteps
Of Washington" illustrated
High School Auditorium
q. W. Bfoomall; Teachers
Course,
Feb. 7-.Mnsquerade ball, Dana Re.
lief Association, Wilder
Mnsic Hall
Feb. 1S--Masquerade ball, Dan Lodge
No 90, ID. 3. s. in d. =. S
hall, Port Reading.
Feb. i9-Jewish theatre, Braga Hall
Feb. 20--Sodality Society Reception,
Wilder Hall.
Feb. 2l-Baii Washington Hose Com
pany, Wilder Hall.
Feb. 21-Brage's Masquerade, Bragg
Hall.
Feb. 22-Musical entertain M o n t g.,
Westminster Cadets, BraRa
Hall.
Feb. 25-Monthly Cake Sale, Grace
English Lutheran church.
Feb. 27--Mar. 4-Frinck Comedy
Company, Wilder Hall.
Feb 2S-Smcker, Raritau Yacht Club,
Hartmann Hotel.
Mar. -G-Ball and entertainment
Holy Trinity Congregation,
Eraga Hall.
Mar. ball and Drawing, First
Heb'ew Ladies Aid Society
Wilder Hall.
Mar. 7-First Hebrew Ladies' Society,
Wilder Hall
Mar. 12-Private ente rtainment, Bragg
Hall.
Mar. 17-Bail. Happy Ten Social Club,
Braga Hall.
Mar, 30-Concert and ball, ArbeiteI
Maennerchor, BraRa Hall.
Apr. 17--Celehraticn, Woodmen OF
the World, Wilder Hall.
April 24-Annual Ball, Mcclellan
Hose Company, Wilder Hall
Apr. 25-Firet Grand Concert apf
Ball by pupils of Prof. S,
Andraysy Braga Hall.
Apr. 27-Recep'ion, knights of Pyth.
las, Wilder Hall.
april sS-BaIl-C P.rdee Works EN-
ployeeR, Wilder Hall.
Aug. IS -Annuai eXcurison, Cour
Ambnv No IS, L Of A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
TO REVIVE WRESTLING
AT THE DANISH A. C.
Committee Appointed to Secure
Prizes-WrestIers Divided in
10 Three Glasses.

Nearly all of the members Of the
Danish Sociabl. A G.. attended the
meeting held last night. The members
decidad to revive wrestling at The club
and last night o committee Of four
was appointed to make arrangements
for commencing the bouts Friday
night. The committee is as 70 low {:
JorRen H,nson, chairman John Lar.
son, Morris Hanson and Pc or Han.
snn
The bouts will be for prizes which
the comm ttee will choose some ii
before FRIDAY Tho wrest Jog is to
commence at 1880 O'Clock sharp. 1t
will b. divided int, three classes, the
fea'herweight, who will weigh in
any where up to 100 poun Is: the light
weights anywhere up to 100 pounds,
and heatyweiphts, anywhere above
1850 pounds. The style is to be catch.
a~s.catch.can, it is understood, with
pin fills only to count and the
stranele hold barred.
A short time g ~rest' ing at the
club was very popular. hut at ~ i
has kiud Of died out, and now the
memb rs are going to try Lard to get
ints,est 10 it started again. l. is un.
d ,rstood that at the next meeting Of
the club a committee viii ba appointed
to got BROOKLYN and try IN make
arrangements with the Danish Sports
Club of that city for an athletic end
military tournament.
The local club members, as tod in
tie News, lave Ieen receiving In
0 .uctions for some time from two
drill masters and they. al are salts.
fed that they eould hold their own in
q tournament
At last nights meeting of the club
the committee who ha | charge of the
+ pairing of the mat rerorted that they
b ii completad the task. Iha mat,
which is made Of hair, is said to be
one Of tie / est in he state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
r ON Atlantic to Pacific for oaiy $4,000

via New Jersey Central and connection
and choice of three routes. Tickets o1
sale daily. February 2S till May II
1905. The New Jersey Central wi
sell from your home station to any com.
mon point in California a ticket. giving
good accommodations, for $500 0 an
make all arrangements for trip, chccA
ing baggage and reserving berths. Per
sonal attention at transfer junction
points by representatives. Will rout,
via Scranton, Buffalo and Chicago OF
St. Louis; or Washington, Chicago OF
ST. Louis: or Washington and New Or
leans. Time, FIVE days. Stop-ofs al
Niagara Falls or Washington. For in
formation aud folders write to Ira Z.
Whyte, District Passenger Agent, As
bury Park, n. ]. 10056 2-14 Ct cod
Cures Group, sore throat, pulmonary
troubles-Monarch over pain of every
sort. DR.. Thomas Eclectr c Oh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
kin The Field of sports%
SPORTING NOTES.

Virginia and Georgetown will re.
sumo athletic relations.
Teddy Murphy will manaRe Tony
Osponi. a Chicago welterwieght.
Martin Duffy and Milt Kenney ave
TO box twenty rounds at Hot Springs,
Friday.
Holy Gross defeated Brown in a fast
and exciting game Of basketball, Sat-
uIday. IL to l6
Jimmy Welsh and Monte Attell are
to box at the West End Club, St.
Louis, tonight.
Harry Forbes and Chester Goodwin
are to box fifteen rounds at Chelsea,
Mass. tonight.
The British American Cricket Club,
of G RIM intown, has arranged for q
theatrica benefit during the first week
of Mach.
Foot racing still retains its hold on
the public in Great Britain. The RS
cent handicap foot races at Eiinhu.sh
were attended by 8, 100 spectators.
Harry Forbes. OF Chicago, former
eant.m-weiRht champion, d P Idly
Nee, of Pittshurg. will box ten rounds
att indianapolis, Monday, February 20.
Joe Kennedy, JIM Jeffeies' sp,rring
partner, is back in San francisco. He
is ina, ing n damaged ear attended 10
by the docto $ and visiting his rcls.
tives
Sam Berger, tho San Francisco
atpat-ur. has -ountarily reslRnesi
from the Olympic Club, and has signed
TO meet Jim Ca ey bef' re the San
Fran cisco Club, February II.
Tom Slarksy is matched to wrestie
Leo Pardello, the Italian Champion.
The contest will be hell 10 Brooklyn,
Friday, March 10 Par;eilo has agreat
to throw Shsrkey twice in an hour.
Bictcle racing retains much of it,
oid-time popularity in Australia.
The Austral Wheel Meeting. at Mel
hrorne. ian over five days, and on the
night Of the finnl the attendance was
upward of &C, 900 spectators. The
winner was A. J. CLARK, who started
from the. 150 yard mark.
The recent great break OF S2l points
ny John Roberts, the English billiard
champion, made at Glasgow, is moi
10 he recognized as q record. because
the table was not passed and tested
before tina game in which the per
formance occurred The Same ruling
was mrds whom Digele put tcg 'ther
721 three years ago. The recognized
official record this still stands at 1888
by Stevenson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
n MAeDl G9AS.
LoW.rate Tour TO New Orleans via PENN.
sylvania Railroad.

For the especial benefit of those desir'
ing t. witness the unique Mardi Gras
celebration at New Orleans, the Penn.
sylvania Railroad has arranged for a
persoually-conducted tour, to leave New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud
Washington, Friday, March, 5. A special
train of high.olass Pullman equipment
will be run, in charge Of a tourist agent.
Three days will be- devoted to Now Or
leans, the party returning direcf to New
York.
Tourists will occupy this train coutin-
uousIy. so that hotel accommodations
and meals ia Now Orleans will not have
10 be considered. a specia, grand stard
will be pro iied on the main line of the
great parades. Round.trip rate. inc!ud
ing round-trip transportation. FHlIman
berth IN both directions and during stiy
in New Orleans. all meals in dining car
during entire trip. aud seat in special
grand stand at New Orleans S75 from
New York, $40 from Philadelphia. SD
from Baltimore. aud sos from Washing.
.oa. Pfoportionato rates from other
points. Detailed Itineraries and full in
formation may be obtained of Ticket
Agents c. St,rids. Eastern Passenger
Agent. e63 Filth Avenue. New York
City or Geo. W. boyd, General Passcn-
ger Agent. Broad Street Station. Pbila-
de.phia. Pa ionai 2 II 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
DWYER WILL TRAIN WITH
MURPHY IN new YORK.
Local Fighter Left for That City
Tofay-T0 Fight in Phila-
deIphia Soon.

This morning johnnie Dryer went
to New York, where he will train
under Tommy" Murphy, the Harlem
prize fighter.
Dur 4 the past few days Dryer
has been Kept busy at the club rooms
of the Z ntral Pleasure Club gerting
in trim for his bout with Young Hen
messy, of New Rrurswick.
This hout wilt take place before the
Philadelphia National A. O. within a
very few de VS.. Both FIGHTERS will
weigh in at llS pounds each.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-14
LIVELY BOWLING IN
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Local Team Won One and Los
One Last Night-Three
Games Rolled.

The Interstate Lo~l ling Teams
r ,lled "a match game on the r ood-
COOL alleys last niui t. The first game
was between the tn SONS, of this CITY,
and the Amici las, Of Pleasant Plains.
The local team lost by Is pins. The
second game was between The Tue
sens and the Aquaho 'g's, of Totton.
VILE. Tue Tocsous won his game by
II pins. The las game was bet tween
the Am'citias and the Aqu shonsas
Tie AquatouRas won Ivy DO pins.
The following arc the scores CT the