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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

church. ihi, village. On Friday, oc,. .,
iss. snoTnia.g and ailerueon.
N0HEtNa.
1900 Fihan miuaios IN Tssiins ~.
QaRinled
lois Fellowship piih car Lord. Rev.
n. :. Mccruady. Manchester Cenirr-
Ie.s Theme Fellowship.
!. How shAll Fellowship between
Superintendent, And Teachers bc hesi
nAiniain,rli Rev IA Duaee, White
Creet.
? How shall eia.s Fellowship be
hnsi prmnotol' G Lypn Wood, Ben.
ningieu
B. Discussion
n % Address Fellowship aiih the
Stay a. Homes. Mise Edith N Batch.
il.so Fellowship a. Service Annual
Report
Secretary
?. Treasurer
3. Assistant Secretary "a Element
airy. o. Teacher framing. 9. Home
Department.
1855 Appointment o. committees
AND announcements.
AFTERNOON.
zoo The Voice Of Prayer and Praise.
Rev Clarence Miller, Rupert.
2.lO Open Conference,
]. The Superintendent a. Planning
his work and helping his teachers.
Rev. Geo. S. Mills. Bennington. b. A
Shepherd 10 the school aud his relation
10 the community, Mrs. Charles Il.
Carhari, Dorset.
=. The Elementary Department. e.
Possibilities of the Cradle Roll and i'm
portance of Beginners Course. Mrs.
Edward G. Oryis, Manchester
3. Discussion.
2.3o The County Association
/. Necessary link in an important
chain. BY County Director AS. Hath
away.
2. Reaching the People. BY Mrs.
Edith NJ. Balch
3. Conference. General Secretary \.
NJ. Fuller.
300 Address =" Mind Your Bust
ness" Mr.. b. Frank Diefendorf, New
York.
3.i5 Report Of committee on nomina-
tions and election of officers.
400 New officers installed,
i.l5 Address. General Secretary Il.
NJ. Fuller.
Delegates going north and south may
leave Manchester for home at I. 10 pm.
Those who cannot reach home by tax
ing that train should inform Mr. Chas.
h. Buck, Manchester, and entertain
ment for the night will be provided.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

There oae thing about Gayboy,
he knows how 10 order a good dinner.
I'm, huh, There. only one thing about
il b. has 70 learn. What's THAR How
30 pay for IT,
As for me, said the girl with the
high brow, wouldn't marry the best
man living! Don't be alarmed my
dear, replied the youth with the noisy
tie. had no intention Of proposing
10 you.
Your constituents appear TO regard
you with great deal of suspicion.
Yes, answered Senator Sorghum. They
don't give me credit for being any
eighteen carat patriot. But my prede-
cessor was such an out and out gold
brick that they don't feel like taking
any more chances.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

also H. handicap rhaich pay wgih,ls
hoics 10 quslfy Piay sci rosanepce
Tactdsy. Oct p
The play Cor tbs pc Coursey Cup
vlll lse M Is.hole blind handicap. three
day play At y holes each day. Thi,
cup - presented ~ NJ J B ne Tour.
10y u Philadelphia and Manchester,
and himself most enthusiasts golfer,
II u expected that there all - .cv-
eral other contests err tbe season cipsts
far prizes vhirh ujli be presented by
other Interested plsties
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

We acknowledge the receipt of a
neat brochure entitled Beautiful Bar.
ton" from the secretary Of the Barton
Development Association, Mr.. W. II.
Gilpin. This book shows what is be-
ing done in Orleans County toward
booming Bartod in particular and Yer
mont in general. We have good air,
good water and good people in Yer
mont. What we need now il more
hotels, better railway service and bet
ter inducements for automobile travel
ers in way Of wider roads and good
Accommodations for the machines and
drivers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
Accident TO Down Flyer.

The down flyer Wednesday after
noon met with an accident when near
North Bennington which resulted in
the engineer being seriously injured
and the passengers badly shaken up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred vcrehereau, who
we're on this train on their wedding
trip, escaped injury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
What's the Matter with Thomas1

There's nothing the matier' He's
all right. Bat there seems 10 be a few
agilaiors who woald like 10 see him
displaced As Fish and Game Commits
sloncr ~ the Stale. Possibly be has
enforced The iaw too closely 70 that
some one has been offended. No pub.
be Official can enforce the laws pertain.
ing 10 has Office A. they should be ca.
forced sud mol displease some one.
We feel sure thai Governor Proctor
has the best Interests Of the true lovers
81 fishing and hunting ~ heart, aud
thai whatever appointments be may
make will be for the advancement Of
those sports.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

In our issue Of last week. in the ar.
iielc on an adjourned session. signed
byM.J, Hapgood, we printed 80 that
large per cent Of the 100 laws passed, :"
etc. This should read 400 instead Of
100. The 100 we could possibly stand,
n that would be about the normal
number that would pass inspection I'M
der the plan proposed. Mr.. Hap good
Is on the right path, and should be en-
Outraged in his effort to do away with
such n bulk Of useless laws as are
passed every two years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

Our southern states have, during the
week just past, suffered TO the extent
Of millions Of dollars damage and the
loss Of over 100 lives by the wide
spread devastation OF wind and flood.
Pensacola, Fla. and Mobile, Ala,
being the principal sufferers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

Issoh Al soc address an your snapper
a. the dai0 indicates the time 10 which
ygu ara pad ap. No receipts are sent
bat ihn data on your wrapper viii be
changed iu one week after paymeu, y
made. Subscribers Will please watch
their wrsppers. il l. important.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

GoyeruVrlee. fie.sher D. Proctor
has appointed the following a. his staff
SaFgton general pr A. N Norton oi
Bristol; einef Il siaa, Earle S. hinsley
Of Railand Eraesi " Gibson u Brat
llel,oro. Clayton ! Wright o. Willis.
ton. ". u, Woeisoa 70 Springfield, 4.
NJ. RartIrn Of Island Pond.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

"Aln Adams, the policy king, "
ended his life by his own hand in New
York city Monday His illgotten mil.
lions only brought him trouble. His
conscience. not the newspapers, was
what bounded him 10 death
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

Good for Rutland Her Board Of
Education voted, on Monday night, to
establish manual training in their pub
be schools. For the present, sewing
will be taught the girls, and both sexes
will have an opportunity 10 learn wood
carving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

once again il has been necessary for
the United States 10 take possession OF
Cuba in the interests Of law aud order.
Some time we will be called 10 stay
there for all Time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

Now that the committee that has
been investigating the Industrial School
a, Vergennes, has reported, the croak-
ers will please take notice. The results
are summed mp in few words, but those
few are full OF meaning; 1--WE find
the business OF all departments honest
" conducted, and the officers and. en-;
performance Of their duties. /" One by
one the charges fall fiat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
state Of CnARloTrh coNKnY


The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon Probate Court, iof the Distiiet OF
Manchester, Commissioners TO receive ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against
Charlotte Conkey, late Of SYNDICATE
in said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we viii meet iof the purpose Of examin-
ing and allowing said claims al the resi-
denee OF said deceased in SYNDICATE on the
ISL day April, 1907, from one O'Clock p, m 10
four O'Clock y, m. OF said day, and that six
months from the iSt day OF october a. D.
1000, is the time limited by said Court for
said CREDITORS 20 present their claims TO Us
ior examination and allowance
Dated at Sandgate, this ist day OF October
A. D. 1900.
NJ. 4. HuRD, | ron,,.
EDWARD HAYES, W." y
Fred J. Conkey Admr, Sandgate, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
NOTICE.

Subscribers who arr ordering renew
ala for The Tribune Farmer will bear
IN mind that 81 Is i the price Tor The
JouRsAL and Tribune Farmer, not
sl.2ja prevailed up 30 March lsi
OTr0 X. BENNETT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
Estate Of WILLIAM r. ORvIS.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Manchest.
er, SIS.

BE IT REMEMBERED, that al a sessio, .,
me PROBATE Court holden al MancheSter
within and Tor said District, on the ttth dav
u September A. ID. fgI.
Present. Hon. w. y. EDGERTON, judge
WblkEhs, certain instrument In writing
under seal pufp0riing 10 be the last viii and
testament u William = OrYis. late ii
Manchester, 10 said District deceased having
been ms day presented 10 said Court of Pro-
bate and duly filed IN the Registers ONE
ihefeiofe y IS ordered that all persons lntef-
ssted % the estate " said deceased be mott
he'd Y appear before said Court, al the Pro-
bate once IN Manchester, W said District On
me ie,h DAY ~ OCT. A. b Igo1 By publication
y ms order, three weeks successlyeiy prey
ious thereto, 10 the Manchester Journal
newspaper printed Al Manchester aforesaid
. show cause. i any they may have. why
SAID instrument IN writing should no, ~
proved and allowed as fhe fast viii sas
testament Of said deceased.
E.EDGERTos. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
Bennington County Sunday School
Association.

The annual convention O. The Ben
niagton County Sunday School Associ-
alton Will be held in the Congregational
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
County Fish and Game Warden.

Al a meeting q ,he Bennington Fish
and Game Ciab held last Saturday
evening, ,ae qaes,.ca D! reducing the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
Estate of CORA GRIFFITH.

STATE or VERMONT, District OF Manehest-
er, SIS.
The Probate Court for he District u Nan
chester.
To all persons interested in the estate OF
Cora Griffith late OF Dorset IN said District,
deceased
GREETING
By the authority Of the State Of Vermont,
you are hereby notified TO appear before the
said Probate Court at the Probate Once IN
Manchester, In said District, on the 18th day
Of oct A. d, 1906, to show cause, u any you
have, why the account Of Louise A. Buifum
Exeentfix OF the estate OF said deceased
should not be allowed, and also why the
residue should not be distributed TO the
parties entitled thereto
Dated at Manchester, IN said district, this
asth day Of Sept A. D. 1000
W. B. EDGERTON, Judge.
22-3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

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sFssssss ifnsr shy seBffs. hea tuatf iH sFsfs
ease s1tw mahM fhF ms8fsf 10 ~ o. MNi tsM -
ssss =. gsuB Nssns ne tttsnsamr pAts tesmnSE
ssnut Gee lisa fsspstlr1E.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
Changing Address.

Mhsn sosBssfHf . ShanRs a ss&ftss aah.
atfsstss t9spuas npi taste rstt rpHSss s2eftss
% 81 - preset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
commissioners Notice.
Estate q WILLIS $. BlNuuY.

Estate OF WILLIS ). BENTLEY,
The undersigned. having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court, TOT the District oi
Manchester, Commissioners 10 receive, ek
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
Willis $ Bentley, late Of Sandgate,
In said District deceased hereby give notice
that we will meet ior the purpose Of eSamin-
ing and allowing said claims al the late
residence Of deceased on the iith day Of
March 1907 ir0m one O'Clock y. N until four
O'Clock = NJ, of said day and that six
months from the ilth day Of September A.
D. TOO, is the time limited by said Court
iot said creditors toptesent their claims 10
US ior examination ana allowance
Dated At SYNDICATE, this I4th day Of Sep
tcmbef A. d. 1900,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

Al changes of sdsertisems uts
must be- IN hand not later than
Tuesday morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04
T. r ifOYr,
AZ 4 IlIIlA
Commissioners Notice.

Susan A,Bentley Sandgate. VI Esetutris
z3-sw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-10-04

". q fDGERTos. Judge.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
DAWSON WEARS Ills SHOES
Dominican Minister Not in Habit of
Using FOOtgear.
Has Been Suffering from Some TrOp-
zeal Disease that Made Only
Stockings Comfortable.

Thomas c Dawson, United States Min
lister Of the Dominican Republic, called
on Secretary Root at the state DEPART
ment yesterday morning with his shoes
on
II is not usual for the Secretary Of
State TO require his visitors to remove
their sandals before coming into his
presence, but il is unusual for Minister
Dawson 10 wear foot gear-at least. it has
been for several months. The Minister
has been suffering for some time from
foot disease. not uncommon in the tropics,
and in consequence has been obliged to
conduct his international negotiations in
his stocking feet. and there are always
many thorns and sharp-edged stones be-
setting the pathway Of the average dip
lomat in the Latin-Amerlcan countries.
Despite these difficulties, however. Min
lister Dawson has been successful in his
m.nisterings. and reports that the once
troubled little republic is now quiet and
peaceful; that revolution has subs.d
and that conditions are favorable for a
period OF peace and prosperity. The rev.
enues are Increasing, and the people are
more contented than they have been in
years, so much so. in fact, that Min
ister Dawson believed that he could leave
hs post ana take q vacation,
He is going out TO Iowa, his home
State, where there are no "ehiggers," and
he hopes thai by tread.ng the rich soil
Of that Commonwealth the condition Of
MS feet will be improved He limped
nouceably when he walked into the Sec
retaTys s Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piainz-Cl.arles N
hlns IT, q Tx % Mary c. Eu-r7 Ist cs SO
Mount Pleasant aud Pleasant Plaius-Michasf 3
heane e. al TO Maud a. Darrash lot O.. block
I6 SO
NbitoGoft-Ida n White % Cora 5. Bassetf. ats
and g. block 9. So
street northeast, between Sixth and Seventh
s,Tects-JUlil a. Khsam ct vir Henry [ 70 Clara
l. BoSd lot 3, square sA. SO.
Lcki7s ston-Charles 5. Carter ct ux e. Jane 4
and Rosa Y. Ains lots 30 ana 81, block 5. SO.
ln5lesiie-Jobn r. LyreI ct US- 70 William d.
Campbell. oi G., blcck G. SO
NJ street southwest between Fcur-snd-a-hslf s-4
Sixth streets-Adrian l. Coz to Gustav gnb.
ler. lots g and 81. square SOL So
I street s5rthsast. between Fourth and f-ttb
streets-Saln ". Piliirg Ct a. 70 Oscar n. Bry.
AM, part original lot /. sQuare g. Of SIS. ST.
Squares 3is. I3i. l52 40. 9S5 sac 97s-lacob l.
Hutchlngscn co al. % John Servener part lots
AID ?, square So. part original lot Il. sauare
ISi. let 81 square ~ lots and 5 sq,sare ,ga
lot 1. SQUARE 9-5. Part lot l. square GO Iots L
and Is. sluaTe SIS. SO. John scTigener confevs
same pIepeTty 10 jacob L. Hutcaiagson ana
Marion A Moaatt. SO
No. Zl9 Seventeenlh street nosehuest-Hslsu "
PaiIo et viz. Richard Z. 70 Sanford T. Farmer
and Henrietta Carter. lot lS; square 80. SO
Reservoir View-John a. Massie, trustee. to Harry
I. Sheehy. lots ard G. Dlcck l. S-50 Harry 4
Sheehy ct pz- to Samuel Solomon, same prop
erty, SO
Raadle Bishlands-Umted States Realty Coapaay
20 George Z Crane. lots I and 5 block az
SIC
Alley, between and D. Sixth and ssgsrth streets
nOrthedst-Juiia A. kheam et vir Henry L. 10
Charles Z. MyeTs. part lot S.. squaTe s6i So.
Olive street northwest. between Twenty seventh and
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
WHY DISTURB MRS. EDDY?
Is Ii Not Wen 90 Let Her Live az
She Chooses:


She Chooses:
Ll.tor Washington Herald:
L Is nothing less than marvellous. the
extraordinary interest manifested in the
health and movements OF the leader Of
the Christian Science Church, Mrs Eddy
by the newspapers Of the country. Here
We have an elderly Christian woman, who
has. after much toll and self-secrifce
established religious movement, NUM-
beriug several hundred thousand intelli-
gent people, who. one and all declare
they have been blessed by its benedoent
lnduenca-by being healed Of physical and
mental ills
Every waking hour of her life is de-
voted 70 Gods service In helping 70 bless
mankind She Is woman of wonderful
spirituality. deep thinker. and con-
secrated Christian I have the honor Of
being one OF her students and know
whereof ! speak, when / say I do believe
her &c be one OF the sai1tiest women
on earth to-day, continually about her
Fathers business A Leading paper re-
tnUly published a most untrue and un-
just attack upon her. which has attracted
much attention, and forced her to once
more declare she is alive and well Now.
1 ash. Is it any ones business. eycepr
MIS- Eddy's. whether she is well or nota
She, who devotcs her whole tine TO her
Masters work, only asks that the world
will Sive her time to perfect her Hfe-work
and not interfere by imperunent NEEDING.
Is IL not reasonable request I think
50 EDWARD {. NORWOOD.
Washington. Oct 81.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
DAILY COURT RECORD.
supreme court of Tho United state-.

Supreme Court of the United Sfate~.
rTossn'- The Chief IusiIce ~, Inst,cc Harlan
Air Justice GFeaeE. 2r Justice Whae. MF Justice
Pcckhaa. SIR. justice slekcuna slr JEsIlcr Holmes,
and ~ Iusficc Day
Charles " Bliss. g, Muskogss Ind Ter Atran.
sapieA- q Raannke IA Waller r staples Of
hoanoke. Va aae EIuln y. AshcrAft. q Chi
cage. iu. srrc admitted 20 pTaCtic
The thiei jusiice announced thr following oFdcT q
tho fvurt
No. lE Tbs Cleveland Electric Railway Com
p2Ey. appellant rs Tie Cuy q Clryc,and et al
use 10 show ca1sr awarded. rsluuahr IN ten
Gays ard restraining order granted ycpdiHg ire hcaT
tls % return 10 niic
Ne 455. G T. Scott e al, petitioasrs. vs
Charles = GUIcF. an irfsrt &e peifsn frT a
writ of ccrtiouu to ,he United STATES tirc7i Cour'
q Appeals fur the Fuurth circuit submitted hy Nr
Holmes Conrad and aT. {. u. ScUu ioE tbs peti
tiapfrs
No q Leondas " Lawson et a.. petifloners
IS United states Mining COMPANY lraTe granted "a
respondent 70 hlc rrply brisf within ten DAYS on
m0iioH of Dir 4. s. Noglhingtun u behalf g.
COUNSEL Tor respeEc :.
No g The United States- appellant v Theodor.
DacouT q al Argument c1Etiuurd by Mr. William
BlogH; and NF Hugh Z. Haiaela for tie sp
pear and concluded by MIR Robert A. Hoard fol
the appellant Leave granted 60 counsel for apg.seel
20 fie supplemental brid
No 7e. GeTrBe ". Grove. appellant, IS Herr,
Harmon, administrator. and
80 u ficoisv ~. Cyowe. spTr.lant vs. 81. 81
Tucsey. admnistratns. sa5uitfed by Mr. " C.
Heesin and Sr s~th Haz1arG for TIE ap
Teant with leave 10 sppellers 10 Gle brief hereafter
10 = Tomas GuHuLi Il al. appellants, s. Judn1
Daslss. argument Commenced by Mr. { N. Boer
maD Tor The appellants and continued b Mr.. Frtd
eric u MeksHBey for the appellee.
Adjourned uuin io-laS al ,. clock. The da5
call ioE Thursday. November l. vii b. as follows
Nos. - Is. It. y iaud I9i s.. s.. g 8. s. and s.
and g. g. ard S..
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

william c. Collier. - Lena J. wanaoe. z Rev.
@. Grouse
Ola c Bio5rur. 15i Mary L. Masss. 2 Nan
chester. Va- Re7- r 81 Lovria
Lawrence P5tter y, Stau-ton. Va Nellie Pottes
e. Highland. Va. ,l-s. cSus-nsl- Res. J. B. BIC
HSratio D. Dawson. 3. sabal 3. Poole. q. Dunn
Lcriug Va. Rev. lliam L. De7ries-
Lester BrunEsr. p. Fans ChGoh; Ma6ei T.
Cox y Rev. I. ". Jc1Ii7s.
Harry Il. Langley. =; Tnsne,da hosp1er. z. Bsi.
timer. Md Rev. ]. q. Baker
Charles Il. Hcmberge-, q, Richmond. Ohto: Ma
lisza K. Jchns, q, Alexsudria. Va Rev J. 5.
Charles Il. Bradley. =; Anns P. Brovu. =
Rev Wul. Herrv Casey.
Richard Z. Pritelet 9. DsnriIs Va: Ln,au
g. Parks 2 Kcr Herbsrt Scoj; smith
James F. I1lar "a. Ciange'u.s 6. s. e.; Marian z
Alst-n. Ecr. J. B. NlH5ms.
James A. Wood. %; EsitIs /. LUptou, 3. Rsr
Weston BrJnner-
ANTONIO solatJo s.: ImmaculAt5 stasulH. s.
Rev Nicholas Yassh
F.anE h. Dudley, q; A. Rita clsss. q Be'
s. H. Greene
Geolss S. DAVIS. IS. Bsrus Z. Blekne-. Is.
speny7iHe. Va Rev. james e. " Blake
Arthur c. shaw. 3; Ida 81 Yozt. 2. Rev. j. 81
William ". Thompson. .; Mary V. T4Ieezt. .
Rev. B. 4. Trait
reginald Z uenaorsst. .. sp1nzse'd Mass.
Frances y Brown 20. Rev. F. 81 Bristol.
Charles B. Faust. q. Belryton. kans.; kati1
Teis. o. Ncvrsalks-. "a. B-v. ID. c Macleod
PhHip- Addison. 2 Boston 1Iass.- ATaJela J.
Whit L. tirciuuau. Ohio. Rev Joha e. Bal
J. E-stsce GuaId q. Buli1ckyile. ga; Mary n
Han. g. instou. We Rev. ". 81 Ferguson.
COLORED
william Bzn .. Jennie Thompson. x ReE-
+. J. Richie
W. walter Jackson. c. Alexandria "a; saIhe
b. Bayliz u. Dsaplaine. "a Rev " IL s Nor
mar
Igiius J.. Es1sersoz. ~ Elel +. Gilbert =
Rev J. A Tavio-.
WulHm T Erazsr. 8. walter5oro. & C., Msry
HuI 8. Rey. e. J. GTimke.
Irving L. sempls, . catherine g. FoEelis .,
Rev b. T. PEEK ns.
Edrar5 =. sseltou. 25; Ateheslse z. Bovsn. e.
Charles :. Bundy. justice a. tie peace
Milton LIttleioan. A; Claudia Battle 3 Be-
e. Dent
Louis a. Jsek~on. .. Landoa4 c Paris. .
Rev F. n Bic-ot.
Gsorse l. agtis. =; Celeste Tfo5s. = Re-
Alexander WilIb1nks.
Al. lIaAousy. :: Lena aIuss. Is Rsr. P J.
O'Counail
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
10 Be coNTIyUCD To.NoRnow.
EXPOSITION AT SEATTLE.
80 Money Asked Of Congress, but
National Exhibit Il Desired.

NSAlonAA EAhtblt "a DESIRED.
Two years after the jamestown E1posi-
ton wiH come the next great dispIqy OF
American progress tn the Alaska Yukon
Pacific Exposition. at Seattle. Wash
As its name implies il viii be for the ex-
pioitatiou or the Coast and the new posses
sions on the Pacific
MAJ T : Clarksou- past commauder-in-
chief of The Grand Army Of the Republic.
is in Washington as the special repre-
sentative OF the exposition. He arrived
yesterday, and vill spend several days
here. His mission IS 10 visit the governor
of every state In THE Union 10 invite every
Commonwealth OF the nation 10 Seattle in
1919, and % lay before the citizens. espe-
ciaIly the manufacturers. the benefits TO
be derived from being represented at the
exposition.
MAJ. Clarksop has had a personal inter
view with twenty-seven governors. and
his reception has been hattering. He is
not seeking aid, and tie national govern
ment Is net asked for dollar What is
desired is that the government have an
exhibit Of its own. and also have its new
island possessions suitably represented.
The city In a single day raised s535.000 tor
the project, although but S500.eo0 was
called Tor.
One Of the chief functions Of the expo
sition viii be the gathering together Of
the various Pacific peoples, and their
ningling with the representatives Of the
Atlantic and central States. The popuIa-
ton of the nations bordering on the Pa
ciic totals more than nine hundred mil
lions Many OF these are Just now awak-
ening, and the great work OF modernizing
them, for which they are all ready. will
make rapid strides within the next few
years.
All the Pacific Coast States. and many
Of those in the East and central portions
Of the country, viii have State buildings
for the exhibit Of their industries and for
a social gathering place The Canadian
provinces will also be well represented. es-
pecially those bordering on the Pacific.