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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

The State Fair.

We GOT aboard the cars last Saturday morning for
the Fair After enjoying Rock me to sleep moth
err" ride, in an upright attitude. in overly crowded
car of ladies' and gentlemen, arrived in the Gale
CITY and subsequently at the Gate Of the OsIe
thorpe Park The day was beautiful one and
the multitude breathed in It's lovelness in animated
cheerfuluess At least twenty-five thousand persons
were in attendance on thai day
At this Fair Cobb County has been well repre-
scented by the presence Of her people and by entries
of stock &c.
Mr.. Whitlock' magnificent stallion, Black Hawk,
came in for the premium, while "Siroco" deserved
one Mr.. Whitlock has fine animals as any man III
the country His little son, Master George Whitlock
created quite a sensation in driving the fine stallion
Black Hawk in sulky, around the ring.
Mr.. S. Z. Auderson's fine animal, Horace Gree
ley, proudly and worthiIy took premium.
Hon. II. G. Coles fine black animal, Niger,
was CONSPICUOUS at the fair.
Mr. DuPre, Of this county, received the premium
for the finest three year old fIies.
Wilder & Glover, of this place, took two $25 pre-
NUNS Oh their hogs.
Our esteemed countyman, Mr.. F. N. Graves, was
the successful competitor in the Flowing Match.
We noticed that Miss Emma Eve and Miss Ma
me Lester of our county. had Preserves and Jelies
on exhibition. The former lady also had ornamental
work.
Mrs A. S. Edmonston, had present, fine lot Of
Canned Fruits.
Mrs. j. B. Glover had fancy needle work.
Mr. Thos II. Viewers newly patented metallic
churn occupied prominent place.
Concord Manufacturing Company Of this county,
had twenty different kinds Of casimeres and jeans
Numerous other articles were entered by our citi-
zens. that did no small credit to themselves and to
Cobb county.
The Fair Grounds were creditably arranged and
there was ample room for three times many more
as those in attendance Audience Hall and espee-
iay the Hall OF Art Department both contained
much that was valuable as well interesting to OBJ
serve.
The Tournament was much admired by US as well
as bv the thousands that filled the amphitheaer and
that lined the fence on either side of the track
The twenty knights in their gay representative
paraphernalia, rode, some awkardly, others with a
dashing grace and with spirit equal to the occas-
ion: but, unfortunately, the tournament exercises
were brought to a sad termination, by the Knight Of
the Red Hand, Mr.. NJ. L. Kenny, being violently
thrown from his horse and instantly killed.
AS to its being a success throughout can best be
stated by others
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Telegraphic.
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FLORENCE, October 24.-The Opinion in refer
ring to the proposed armstic says France will doubt
less agree the d-lnautemeut of Metz, Strasbourg
and tie payment Of eighty millions sterling prelim-
nary to peace, but Prussia insists upon the cession
OF ! lsace aud Lorraine.
ToURs, October 24.-Over one hundred national
guards responded to the call OF Irochu for soltl1
volunteers.
The fire from the Paris forts continue to destroy
the PIussian works.
The PruSsiuns have established the first fort with
in six hundred PAGES OF The French works at Sches-
adt
The Prus,ians occupy OhaItrse,
lie Irussaus are concentrating at Gisore.
WASHINGTON, October GA correspondent to
the Tyi5oae says "1'ht highest authority Of tie
British Government have concluded that the time
had arrived for making another effort arnlstice.
Bismarck flyors armietce but insists that the
arnslice must involve impracJcable basis for peace.
NEW YORK. October 25.-'The HeraIds special
from London SAYS the England arnistee movement
arises apprehension that it is the design Of Prussia
an Russia form close alliance. Ii is known
that Russia is quietly but ifectuaIly arming nspite
Of official delias."
IoNDoN. October give have authority for
stating hat the amsticeneeotat progressing
favorably. Bismarck aud tiers met again at Gran
Vile is gratiicd with the spir with which be'ige-
rents and neutrals receive overures, but expresses
no hope Of final success
The bon.barlmeunt Diion has commenced. 1t is
understood that the honbardaeut Of Paris Will com
ntmce November the first. THE Prusslans have l34
Stage guns and twenty more coming
Syt.1TcArT. October 25-The government has
t,le-la,ns the French Lad SORTED across Marine on
Fi3av. against tie WcrgembpTg outposts The
French force consisted OF three battahous Of artlile-
nv MtraiIlue, The sortie was repuiscd Wintem-
6creer's loss. killed, wounded
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"Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
Meeting Of Corporators.

DALLAS, GA, Oct, 26th 1870
Corporators meeting of Marietta and Western
Rail Road, according to adjournment, met at Cedar
town. but quorum not being present to transact
business adjourned to meet in Van Vert, Thursday,
November 10TH aud request that all ofthe Corpora
tors ofthe old Charter meet the Corporators Of the
new Bill and co operate in harmony but one in
terest is common TO build the Road The new Cor
poratois Oft Cobb are A. S. Edmonson, j. II. Winters,
+. j. Atkinson N n Gober, w. d. Anderson, E.
Demmead, c. d. Phillips, Thos. Kirkpatrick, X. i.
McAfee w. p Anderson. w. ). McErlresh, ): ..
Gartrell, VIM Phillips, j. A. Bisaner, IL. NJ. Ham
nett
1t is hoped that all will attend either in person or
proxy as business of importance viii be transacted
and an organization will take place.
j. A. BIsANER,
Secretary.
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"Barrett's" is celebrated.
Prophe swim q.

The old women who think everything hey see must
according to their conceived notions, have Sign,
begin TO predict, that the Aurora phenonen"n that
light the horizon almost nightly, are significant,
of war and bloodshei' No doubt there is as much
truth in their 'predctions" in regard to these lights,
as those they make about every young lady and
gentlemen they see together, that they are going TO
get married" 'TLere is many slip between the
cup and die lip"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

Gc99~ We are authorized to announce
Rev. A. G. DEMPSEY as an indepeu-
dent conservative Democratic candidate
for the lower House of The Georgia Leg
islaturc at tn" approaching election for
the county of Cobb.
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Barrett's" strengthens the hair,
Cherokee Georgia.

The North Georgia Railroad when built, will pen
citrate one of the richest mineral and agricultural
ious in the State, and those counties through which
it will traverse should do largely to its encourage
msnt: They. should aid in every practical way to
insure its success The Governor has approved the
bill granting State aid-now let the people DO Their
part Railroad meetings will be held at ouce IN
every county Interested Go operation is essential
10 its success.
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We arc authorized to announce
ISAAC G. OGLEsBY as q candidate
for Tax Receiver Of Cobb county at tie
ensuing election. Disabled physically IN
the service Of the South from ordinary
labor, he asks to be placed in q position
where he can serve the people aud make
himself useful.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

We are autharizeJ TO announce
the name of r. S, EDISON as candi-
date for Tax Receiver Of Cobb County
at the approaching election. Disabled
physically in the service Of the South
from ordinary labor, he asks to be
placed in position where lie can serve
the people and make himself useful.
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Georgia Cobb County :

Whereas. E. Denmead, administrator of G. ,. Ell
mer deceased late of said County represents TO the
Court in his petition duly filed that he has fully adj
miristered said estate This is therefore cite all
person concerned kindred and creditors to show
cause if any they have why said Administrator
should notbe discharged frcm his Administration
and receive letters Of dismission the first Monday
in February 1871. October 10Th 1870.
c. J. SHEPARD, Ordinary.
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Blackwood's Magazine.

There is no series of Publications which afford
satisfaction TO the cultivated mind than the Re
views repubiished by Leonard Scott q Co, New
York We acknowledge the reception of the Ocio-
Der number Of time honoled Blackwood.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

Lands of the Georgia Military Institute.
The Bill donating these lands to the Marietta
Male Academy, passed both Houses and has receiy-
ed the sanction Of the Governor.
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Love and Trouble.

Unrequed love- it is said. often drives men to
desperation A veifcation of this fact was, fully if
not seriously demonstrated in our city recently
"Pistos and coffee for two, may yet be ordered by
the unsuccessful rival.
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Communications.

Communications intended for the JOURNAL t.
insure insertion, must be brief and written ON but
enc side of the paper, with the name Of the author
accompanying.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

For fifteen years | suffered from disordered Liver
but since / used one package of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, 10 this day which is several years have
been comparatively sound man.
Maj, A. +. WOOLEY,
Kingston, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

ELECTIONS NEXT MoNTII.-In Novem-
Der there will be elections in 10 States,
namely: November Z, (being the first
Monday of the month"; Arkansas and
Louisiana. November s, (being the
first Tuesday after the first Monday,)
Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Kansas,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New York,
New jersey, Wisconsin.
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Railroad Meeting.

According to the notice of the Corporators grand
Railroad Meeting will be held in this city next Mon
day, 3lst instant. Let everybody turn out and show
an interest in this enterprise Railroads are not
given every town and county, and, therefore, this
meeting should be attended largely and enthusiast
cally.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

Try Eualish Female BitteIs,
e z B. CUES all females.
Z f. B, the Great Female Regulator.
What means L. +. b.
The Bou-tons all wan, l.. F Il.
Great sir in town about L + Is.
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OR REPRESENTATIVE OF THE 7th CON
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

- WE are authorized 10 announce
HENRY G. COLE as a candidate to
represent the 9TH (Geo.) Congressional
District in the 4lst and 42d Congress of
the United States.
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G;9 WE are authorized to announce
A. NJ. NEESE as candidate. at the
approaching election, for Tax Collector
of Cobb county.
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Cllc 2t}miett'1 Sol1rnal.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Friday Horn. Oct. ss, 1879.
Circulate the Journal.

Hon. w. D. ANDERSON will attend 10 any bust
ness connected with the MARIETTA JOURNAL in
any of the adjacent Counties.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

r~gW WE are authorized to announce
GEORGE NJ. MANNING as a candi-
date for re election to the office of Tax
Collector of Cobb coul ty at The election
in November next.
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Praiseworthy.

The manner in which our city papas are fixing
up the railroad bridge is not only substantial but OF
good appearance.
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An Accident.

Mrs. A. NJ. Meeker had her right leg accidentally
broken in Atlanta on last Monday She is now at
the Kennesaw House.
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Aurora Borealis.

The Aurora lights of frequent occurrence late
ly. The sky is illumined nearly every night. =
These lights said to be of electric origin.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

F-g@ We are authorized to announce
G.. r. GILBERT, as a candidate for
County Treasurer at the approaching
cleo ton, for Cobb County.
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New Goods.

Messrs. KIsER have just received large stock Of
New Goods Call and see them
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

The secret Of all success in life, of all
greatness, nay, all happiness, is to veil
for q purpose.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28

This valuable Family Medicine has been
widely and favorably known in our
own and foreign countries, upwards of
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-10-28
DR. SaMMONS
L1vo1. LIZ esvllator'

Dyspepsia, headache, .iaundice
eostiyelle,s. sick headache,
chronic diairlu,a, affections OF
the bladder, camp dysentery,
affections Of tile kindncys,
fever nervousness, chjlls, die
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See advertisement in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-21
AFTER SEVEN YEARS."
The Newark Kcprier's Hotel Mysterious
Double AIurder-A Few Additional Facts
Mayor Records Views the BIattcr-A

The Newark Kcppicr's Hotel Mysterious
Double NIurder-A Few Additional Facts
Mayor Records Views the BIattcr-A
Isiaid Investigation Demanded.
The article in yesterdays HERALD relative TO the
sngularly mysterious double murder which took
place nearly seven years ago in Kepper's Hotel,
Newark, N j., together with the particulars OF the
new and extraordinary features Of the strange
affair, has occasioned the most intense excitement
IN newark, particularly among Lhe German portion
oil the community, and formed the theme OF
general discussion throughout the day. On all
sides the opinion was expressed that the au-
thorltles should proceed in a thorough aud rigid
examination lato the case, so That the vel which
has SO long rested II may lifted and justice adj
minlstered to tue innocent dead equally with
the guilty living IL is believed mat had
the case been sGlfully and inIellgeutly IN
CURED Into as the time Of the per-
petrat!op Of tie crine--as 1t Is Claimed
NOT To nave peen---tne galows. in all probability.
" ould nave avenged the poor girls Rose Wlttel and
Fteoerka coegeb whose most singular and extra
ordinary taxing oH III the iusness ot youth and
heatn and happiness, has ALREADY, SO iar 10 known,
been deecfiDeo IN tilese columns
Relative 10 the remarkable aiillayit made by Mrs.
Ffeyiag while conced,ng That IA making 1t she
was actuatel by malice and revenge towards
her broiner john Lngenorn II Is argued
that sne would not dared nave fabricated suCh
statement unless she mao some facts Tor a lounta-
ttJn. mat ner brother naa mad close iutlsnacy
~ lJn the girl Rose even the borrowing oil her
m )ney-one nunured dcliars-Drior 10 tie mur,ler
and mat ne subsequently mann es.eJ q dspOsiuon
80 deny tbe deOt are matters Il lncontToyer.ible
fact. III has also come 70 light during the recent
Investigation tnat a young man VINO is now sup.
posed ~ DE IN the United states army IA possessed
ol some very Important knowiei re IN the case. lie
was IL The employ Oh Engelnorn aG the time OF the
perpeua ion OF the crime Mr.. Freytag is de-
sCrued as being woman Of considerable intelll-
geace and fully cogmlant OF the very serious ma.
tire II t1e document she sHofe 10.
Last evening tie HERALD represent alive had
conversation with Mayor RECORD on the matter He
expressed himself quite convinced that the girls
had been fouy dealt w,ti, ana thought that
Mrs. treytag'S statement, while IL might be
aud beyond dOuot was exCravagaut, was
nevertheless Of sufficient importance 10 demand
careful CONSIDERATION at the hands VI the proper
law officers. lie mad given MS marshal, he said, all
tie assistance possible n working up che matter.
IN tine meaniilAe Efforts VIII be made 10 discover
the Whereabouts OF the young man above alluded
10 rs being probably IN The service OF Uncle Sam.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
is Destination.
Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 20, 1870.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALp STEAM YAcurs


Queenstown 9Th Halifax 10Th with AM passengers
s New 1ols Ion 50 ~ spoke ship
ses H. s y Of {, rH al .s
nGreer Nv sass rs s sa Sp s
Southwest Pass isth Win passengers to Lv"ss.
Keg eHs
Seors with flagship Of South Atlantic saairoa s
.n gn Meade New Orleans with
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston Nov II,
steamsh Saratoga, coSch Richmond CITY pon. and
Norfolk with mise and passengers. to the old Dominion
Steamship + . Knight Johnson Georgetown, DC, with
Steamship ranta Freeman. Philadelphia, with mase to
me sas sao Aug Vi.
Roads Nov Is with snano to ortervesse to c Green
had weather until canning on The coast since on
dss 1ss G sa o Il.
an sSg cb 81 ,,s olr m, uor..n Gaia,
sss, sa..s,, %siss Horn
Sss %sn e.s s r.;: ssss'
equator h s fap Aps s
& %s @ ~ 8 '
gsS1 cSam Ssy E Island light bearing ES e miles,
s from the g. yard and drowned
Inc put INTO 81 Thomas short Of provisions Has been 10
ship exander Marshall Gardner Liverpool "A days with
northern passage had heavy and sW gales: LOST ana
sptt sal sprung miz2en topsai yard date La. 40
- passed large number OF petroleum barrels Has been
Bark Jane Alkaline tof Portland, Hutchinson Malaga as
days, with irilt 70 John e De.in Co-vessel James
Banks with ssis: dsmsss
s.1a Sss 's S xs &c
sss hss Inc FL j. fsa s. ~
Sehr Arcturus New Haven Goodse, Nassau. MP, II
days with cotton and cocoanus to MASTER Is bound to
New HAY n. Had strong nOrtheriy Winds
Sehr Harry Landed. TAYLOR Virginia.
schr T,bbells, Robbins, Virginia.
s si&r s sf0Gy RHse b 1rs1nay Virginia
schr 9 II Booth Lonsstreet virginia
schr Il tioyt, Cranmer. Aexanirii for New Haven.
ser DANIEL Holiness Renlon, Ge3rgetown DO.
schr : fharo soper, Georgetown, DC.
Passed rhraugh Hell Gate.
BOUND soUTH.
Schr o Hnds Glen ienan, Calais for New York with
lumber. to Boardnan.
schr vapor, ,irin, Hartford for Trenton.
Scnf Russell, Billiard, Portland CT. for New YORK
Schr hddie Avery, Ry IN, New Haven for Baltimore
Schr Cordeia Newkrk Huntey, New Haven for Phiaiel
BOUND EAST.
Scr Maggie Smith Peterson Alex ,ndria for New Haven
schr Eliza U Emory, Hull Georgetown for Bridgeport
schr Dean, Cook, Philadelphia for Taunton;
schr Harriet sarah BAH Port for New Ia en-.
Schr Benz English. Kelley South Amboy for Stoninston.
s shT z LI1 noS a Se Boston
scnr 5 Cook, Alien, Rondou, for Boston.
schr w Ponder, Hin, Roniout for Provi iencc.
schrJ Colin, stroii Rondout tor Boston.
Schr Florence Mayo, -, New York OF Salem
sr dSase New yo Ssr FOR msrwc
schr Mara Fleming Willamsbursh Tor PROVIDENCE
Wind at sunset w, light
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RELIGIONS SERVES ~ WAS MGToy.
An 1rtercxi ing Discourse by DIR. Newman ON
fhe Mature, and Benefits OF Faith to Man
Kind.

III. Nature, and Benefits OF Faith to Man
kind
WASHINGTON, Nov. 90 $780,
The usual br ilians gathering Of wealth and fame
was 10 he sc en- ut Or. Newman's church Today.
Every Sunday .,ads TO the galaxy some returning
political star. SENATORS Cattej ana Harlan were
present today. ,,s,d Mrs. Grant and family. Or.
Newman chose Tor Ais text lie words s'IIaye lath IN
Godn suna in the twcnty second verse OF the eley-
enth chapter OF ST. Marx, sud IN opening his DIS
course traced the cn cQmstances under which Lley
were delivered a Ct Interesting juneture oil our
LORDS life. lie then iNoceeded 10 consider
Tue NATURE AND TIE tESEFlTs o. FAITH TO MAN.
lNSD
TIE theoloaians have classified fai under three
different neads-the nsI oacal, the speculative ana
the e nHdeatial. lhese t.Itbl are essentially dr.
ferent Tney may he tne saiDe IN raItca principle
but IN .iAel relative nature and bearing upon man
l,ad they are distinct The drs has eeleuce to the
exercise ~ me reason by the reception Of what has
been stated, whether IL s. received nom the lips or
froai Inc record Tnis historical aIth IN tue scrip
tures il analogous 70 ordinary historical iatn is
an expression OF confidence IN the veracity
of the pasf. IL comes 10 ne by examination
ana Ia iucsion. 10 may have reerence 10 the
hoy Sefpssra; AMI the events thef describe, or to
XenopEca describing the woadNus retreat or
ThueS d.dca deaelhiag tn GreeaA Wal, 81 ~ any
stiici "a 6 % IlsiOi5 seAt c9lASS spCNui1.iAS
l~llA has teelcaGs 10 ~ understand y % Wlat
Is iAG9At os Sha' IS imposed, or What Is delHaausu
Of u. ra!s l. pure.y mel ecIual. u0CSslal l&ct
l. 2naoDnged ana lie reason asce taias no If u IS
Consistent wan dictates ol reason and tDe dis
Co'etiGs VI tue human understanding. AL DOC
frineS .. lhe biDle c0ae wnhin the range
~ speculative tAit.i. AS ulln may possess
this 80 hc n.ay posses the olner without beng
SAINT Confidence vi ttus Is tie crowniug glory or
Ta,in. 1pe sci p'l.feS presens II Ia Two aspects,
1r3t as Where tac A IN Is we4A THAT il must eX-
l,ess ftse1 through some agency. A man boln
Ll4d Is hrt night ~ ca ist and AXIS TO receive his
s.>ut. His iatil vas hot eqGal 10 the miracle that
n f-sfrcs, but The saviour discovers me &c IN OF
fam ma sends upon tnaf germ tAe sunshine of Ills
JVy.E he snles upon the ground, clay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-21
FIRE IN fR01SlYN.

About halfpast ten O'Clock yesterday morning
fire broke out in the one story frame structure No
30 Park avenue near Clinton, occupied by the lii.
dreth Brothers as a liquor store. The danes ex.
tended either side OF the building communicating
with Nos. 2lS and go Park avenue. No. 2ls, two
story building, occupied by j. Colder as . dwelling
and variety store, was destroyed; loss on stock ana
furniture $l000 insured for $500 IN the Atlantic In.
surancc Company. The building No. 3D. was also
destroyed. 1t was unoccuped. MIR. Richard Sner-
at 81 600. The origin or the ire could not be ascer-
tai pd.
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tween % and 80 men, 70 in cutting live oak this
winter. with stores &C. she Is to san next Wednesday,
New tedford standard, Nov II.
LAUEcHEp-.At Essex recently, new schr named the
James Phelps, 70 ne employer Ia the coastiny trade
From the shi lysri OF Messrs C,lc Ir Brry Co M
Sandy Point Me recently the three ed centre board
schr Belle Crowel go tons. She FRS cass vessel and
hss an a. double STAR rated FOR years An,ecl IN
LLOYD. she " ownsu Dy Capt Crowel, OF Dennis
Mass VINO Is 10 command her. AMI Mr. Dow of Provi.
dcnce RI and Others and for the fregh
Ing business. - s' seNs
Marine Disasters.
soHR MARIE LuNT, Boyntop. while sailing IN the Ea..
probably get OH at high water. o'' s''0' o'' VIZ"
DISASTERS TO 6LoUofsrEv FsnIvs VESSELS The
disasters have been quite 10
this year, although the loss OF pcry has
smaller than last year, while the life az nean I" .x
OF last years loss Eleven vrsssis h,vs ~
total tonnagc OF zoo " tons whose sre.ae value was
ing Lat of the ' Aue loilV".
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A CHILD KIDNAPPED.

There is much sorrow In Glen Cove L. l., over the
mysterious disappearance Of beautiful little girl,
daughter OF owen Hammiil. she disappeared Just
two weeks ago. since which time nothing has been
learned Of her. although the most dlllgent search
has made. and II " The general belief that sue
has been kidnapped.