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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-09

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Court Scehlea.


From Puck.
"well. I CAM see any fun in attendin'
court" said an observant old lady.
Every time n witness goes to tell any
thing that's got anything to do with the
case all the lawyers jump mp and holler,
and the ledge rules the testimony out"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-09
Dear Little sDal.

From Munscy's Weekly.
Mr.. Honeymoon-Did you sew that but
ton on my coat, darling?
Mrs. Honeymoon sweetheart. 1
the buttonholc, and it's all right.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-09
To- Force the Issue.

To FOrCe the Issue.
From Life.
Lalanc ,despcratcly)- going to learn
the typewriter whether ami likes IL or
not.
Viola-why?
Lalage-So that somebody will fall i'm
love with me.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-09

Estes 4 Connell have received their new
fall stock of clothing.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
IN a WHALES JAWS.
Remarkable Experience Of an American
sailor In tho North Pacific

George Leonard, an acting master In the
United States navy during the civil war,
and stationed on the gunboat katahdin,
West Gulf blockading squadron, IN 1853,
told a story Of herolsm and exhibited marks
on his body that cOrrooOrated his words,
says letter in the Philadelphia Press. The
year 1850 found Leouasd as one OF the
crew OF the ship Enterprise, whaler, In
the North Pacific One day he was stationed
in the bow Of a whale-bOst, a long distance
from the ship with a brave crew, who had
sighted whale and made for the monster
with all possible dispatch. When within
proper distance Leonard threw his harpocn,
striking the hsh hard and deep. In some
manner the line, as IL was running out,
caught the body OF one of the men in such
q way as 70 throw him overheard. The man
suddenly sank, whereupon Leonard trans
ferred his line 20 boatmste and sprang in-
10 the ocean in aid Of the drowning sailor.
The whale, now uladdened by his fast
flowing blood, made rush for the boat.
Remarkable and horrible to relate, Leon
ards friend had managed To regain the
boat, waile he himself was caught by the
whale between its jaws, his position being
inside the monsters mouth, with nothing
protrudIng but one OF mis- arms. In this
manner the man was in reality within the
Jaws OF death itself. The whale instantly
plunged down into the deep, and. IN the
words OF Leonard himself, the fish seemed
TO be going down, down into eternity
ITSELF
The imprisoned man, after al OF this, had
not lost his presence of mind. He mustered
his entire bodily strength-and he was a
powerful man-actually bracing himself In
such a position as to compel the fish 10
spread its Jaws; az the same time, with his
arm that was free, he grabbed the sheath
knife out Of its socket, cutting right and
left. No sooner was there sufficient open.
ing made than Leonard forced his body
outside.
Up 70 tho surface he swan, when, most
stran re 10 say. he found himself within ar
arms length 81 his boat. He was saved
The marks OF the whales violence and the
dents OF its teeth were very plainly visible
on Leonard's arms, and he was always
pointed out by his brother naval officers as
teI-ha SsacOnd Jonah -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

ost ns kssress~a a. .ai Aided 3 sass-
Easd - L&sx-

We hac a 44a EsHleo 5QrrCss - ear
@zl1g c@lp. asd ss was sltaoGE oo90t tas
met 18tosi04s 1sr NsE zsa slA ever snSl-
Ger, writes sss 4 Tork S4a correspondent
Ia lame a. a 1ar al fgr > n2D1Ted
miles srO4Bsl, Glla Blea Bsed - s10P a. oar
camp - gst a look - am he ~Asa
wlezsd Ian, AID he nd 10 gl4tace about
ala, suL DC Mas = G<tGrs8 ooFu lar hS
Led about his f4taSr. hls E-OJler, b1s UifS,
brothers, sisters and every pods eLSSs sbd
fer every n0gr "a the oay 10 lad = nsA
fz-ss1ooe. He h.-1 q clam ~ 1ls own and
- fairly n - lrloas, and - Se nsd 40
e1c-ss 70 drive hlm oaL- -l-lgas a his iiSs
were con tiil4z-ly kicklag up ~ feeling
slaoag tne men Ous dAy lat u earth ~-d
roSz e4sed "a GA biln and iaaicteu fat.A IL
54Fses. aud a Huul Der % - znOc zed q WORK
- be Win hlH la hIs i4st momeuts fo1
Hosad have thought the shallow u death
would have brought a chauge oI se4tlment'
BIT Z dld not Lying there VITA Only al
Loor Of lfe left ~ hin. be told us tA4t De
had been = pirate ou Tie Pacific aud where
he hs.d buried = lzFge amount or plunder.
Ne a. kneH that hs was from Ohio and
had aeYer seen any ocean but nc stuck %
T. Oae Of the Gea rnauy felt Il his duty
"a say
D-Iatt.s FeA NV 80 . 0Aso@~ N---~ ~
i've You had best spend that Ia preparing
for eternlty-"
1--WE allas been good, " he quietly replied
s.Yes, bat yol are al awful liar, you know"
Yes, | suppose 80. I've told million OF
them, haven't t.'
NO doubt Of il
And every one has been laid up agia me."
VERY likely"
"And my chance 10 r-ther slimf'
Rather"
"Well boys, its my way, and L can't
change at this late day just IS that cave
Ia came | struck a nugget IS big as my
head. 10 would value ~ a clean sl3uO. IL
you'll De kind enough 10 pull IL out and sell
il and send the cash 10 nay wife Pll die feel
iny better"
BE went OF soon after that, and we said
10 each other that he had given Us the
greatest warn Of al No one took his claim,
which was accounted poor one, and II lay
for three months before one or the boys du <
into il one day for the pickaxe buried and
forgotten. He hadn got the pick when he
came across = lump Of gold which balanced
sl3,2sO 10 coin, and every shilling OF the
money was sent on 10 the widow. as direct
Ell. IL got there 10 find there was no
widow, but Sax months later went 10 a Sis
tor. In his diving hour Burrows told the
truth about his find, but, alas he repented
OF IL and lied about having wife.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

Captain William jameson. of Friendship.
NJ. = led ths Paul Revere Of the Ne
agncoos. he received the name in the foi-
loving wav Il vas durin- the war Of 1879.
and the Brush. with mufled cars and
anier cover Of darkness. were trying 20
rsss,h snd burn ths little feet of fishing
schoons~s az the head ~ the Neduncoos
river. hoping also to gather IN some chicx-
ms. sg-s. etc. from the settlers alore the
route JsmesoR. chen a boy Of fourteen.
mounted rs horse aud rode through the
sovn. giving the siarm az every house he
then returned bone. jumped from his
horse. ard catching I'D his httle flint Iock
r''e vith twenty four rounds of cartridges.
started ~ on the run acr'ss lots % f-iu his
neizhbors a. Bradf'rG's Point TIE British
soon found .hat thev were discovered and
fastened esrS 20 their ship
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
FORGOT THE SPONGE.
A Numbering Operation Performed by
Chicago Female Physician.


Chicago Female Physician.
II see - remarked a young man about
town 70 a New York Star reporter, "that a
Chicago Vomen's Medical College has
wesued a couple Of dozen young lady NJ D. 3
Iwouldn't GLOW one Of those lance iugg lers
y carve any part OF my anatomy he con
tinued. with a shudder "Not that they are
unskuled in the profession, but they are
liable 20 overlook small bets, as 1t were.
The worst bluudsr IN this line that ever
came under my notice occurred during an
operation performed IN Chicago hospital
By woman. and which 20 ny knowledge
has never been equaled in the history Of
surgery.
The patient was a Eirl under treatment
for tumor Ia the stomach. After several
months OF fruitIess medical treatment the
female physician in charge decided 10 re
sort TO the knife Accordingly the victim
was placed under the influence Of snrsthet-
ics. lsid out on a sla0 N the presence Of
numerous doctors aud nurses Of the female
persuasion. and the carving began The
girl was operated upon In = scientific style
and the tum0r succes ssfulv removed "a
were also several large antisePtic sponEes
which had o9en placed in the cavity b ab-
sorb the bioo1 darinE the operation.
"Then fhe lncision was neatly stitched
with silver wire. the boss surgeon had
rolled down her siee~es and was receiving z
C0ngrstg atoms. when young doctrsss.
who had taken the precautIou 20 count the
sp3nees before snd after usnc. suddenly
exclaimed. 'Oh. doctor. Tou nave left =
spon ze inside Of the pseeutF
At first the doctor secuted the ides that
she cou Z possibly make such a h.under.
but as one or TIE spon Ees was missing. and
wbiCh a careful search of the rocu failed
% discover, she thought perhaps If might
have zo- lost in the shgfria The stitches
were removed. ard sure enough rhere ls7
a sponge az 5l = ss = halfErov7 mud turtle
snGEiy rspCsinE among the Latin srrs1 Ee-
nen-s - tns vcunE woman. The spor e
Tvas rescued. auf. s= rhe surgeon was sew
.nz the z-rl together azai1. sas calmly re-
-arixec 7 m Ead r1T attention. was O. le5
- the matter. "a thas spon g ts warth slxrv-
fve Ger
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

some day or other every reporter VIII
carry around phonograrh. and when be
interviews y man the lstters words VIII be
taken down WITH an accuracy admitting Of
10 dispute. Theu when the interviewed
gentleman comes around in the morning
IKE volcanic eruption 70 explain that his
language was distorted and al that sort q
thing. the reporter can quietly pull the
ph0nograph with one hand and a gun with
.he other and ask him what he IS going % do
,boUt 10. When this scheme can b. sue
sessfully operated a loug-fsit want viii be
tled "A 10 Is ~ present. when a man gets
nt0 trouble because OF bis remarks beng
faithfully printed ne az ouce svears that
ne reporter mXsd up his words with 81
sgg bester aud then run them ln. In such
smsnser the Euielsss news spaper man fire.
pentiv Saus a reputation for lying which
~ does not dczsrve
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
Mothers, Read.

The proprietors of SANTA ABTE have
authorized Peck Bros. to refund your
money if, after giving this California
King of Cough Cures a fair trial as dl-
rected, it fails to give satisfaction for
the cure of Coughs. Group, Whooping
Cough and ali Throat and Lung
Troubles When the disease affects the
head. and assumes the form of Catarrh,
nothing IS SO effective rs CALIFoRNIA
CAT-E-CURE. These preparations are
without equal as household remedies.
Sold at 81 a package. Three for s2.5).
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease, catarrh,
and vainly trying ever known remedy,
at last found recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer sending self-addressed stam-
ped envelope to Prof. j. A. Lawrence,
IS Warren-st., New York City, Will re-
celve the recipe free of charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

The average n1rlral aEe 0f he cak e
fr'm 100 - a.eo years, u the err. 9.sa 20
soyszrs. the maple. e0 - SD years. the
Tev Tree, lsrgsst % a.. 3Soo to 1900 Years /.
the ce'iar. 80 linden. l.2oa and the cypress
~ There are trees now crand.ng be.
eeved 20 ee more than s no Years old.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fitallN. All othvFe dairy except sunday
Taking cffcCi sunday july a.. lSse,
Sleeping ears ran on i'ari &c and Atlantic Ek-
presses 81 aud from Drfrolt-PaTiof ears run
on DAY hNprsss and erau6 Rapids tNpress -
aud from fleiroif- nirecf connections made at
Detroit With All through trains kasl- Tickets
on sale al tnion Ticket once, O. Monroe at.
and al nion depot
Ham N. REleGs. Genf Ak. sh Monroe. ST
o. ". kVG0lKs g. I. and I. Agt Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

The shortest line 10 Detroit and last Ele.
CANT parlor ears between Detroit and Grand
Rapids. Trains leaving Detroit - , M and
Grand Rapids 6;l0 p M run daily. other trains
daily except sunday.
A. ALsQvIsT. Ticket Agent. Depot. GEO. W.
MUNs0S, Union Ticket Agent, - Monroe ~.
GEo. T. SslTH Gen. Agt-. Grand Rapids. v. A.
CsRPENTTK. Trafilc Manager. }. Is. MuiAlKEN.
General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

pETOsKEY. EsCANABA AND GLADSTONE
i STEAMER LINE.
The shortest and cheapest route % Escana-
ha Glad stone Negaunee and fshpeuing
Boat leaves Petoskcy every Mouday Nedaes-
DAY and Friday.
For freight or passenger rates apply 10
{. ". 1ASktA. Manager
Iet0skey. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
I AXE SHORE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

a tfaIn ItaNts bfanu Rapids Tor hIegan at
] 10 p m, arriving there AT 9 .25
Through tickets sold 10 principal points IN
the United States. Mexico aud Canada AT Union
Ticket Vmce. A. !. NNiTR,
C. j. A.. Cleveland. ohio.
UHE POPULAR STEAMER. THos TEIANT.
is MA ing daily fups from PCtoskey 90
East Jordan and return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25

II - eal 81 PROF j. e. CHAMBERS' rLtC-
lktC rANlIAklt II and Artlit ~, NJ. ct
n Mashingtan- Detroit Mich. where zee
caa XII cured speedily. germSEenfiy Anc
chvapas by electricity properly Applied, m esh-
uettiol Nth Electric tcHrdles. We ltSa3 sue
erssfulis al eases II kheuOatlses. NciStleA.
Laub8go. Neuralgia. Paralysis. loeomotsr
Ataxia. EpIlvpss. ApopieNy. DHsfliterSs
DropSy Dyspepsia. Piles. Rapture. StFietEfV,
Liver Kidney bladder and PROSTATE Diseases,
Stomach ard Heart troubles, CatsrTh, LOST
Manhood. Nervous Debility and al cTssule
eth lF>>eS-
A sps,la laiist constantly on hand Tor treating
Throat aud Lua- troubles
Also a specialist in Skin Diseases syphilis.
ScrofQla. IcLema. Ulcers, rtc-.l aud al Pfih atr
Delicate Diseases Of both sexes rpcrtla
torTh0ra. lmpotency. ksric0eeie. hSdToceles
bafIcUntss vtCl
THIS treatment l. also beneficial IA eases ~
spinal Affections. Ium0Ts. eoltre. Morbid ana
fungus NFoWths. Insomnia, Vertigo; btalh
Troubles. Nriauchella. (onNulSiNe fits, II
kitus Dance Nervous. Debility and Exhaustion
The best ana most complete Elsctficai. sor
gietl and Medical Apparatus and lnsifuhehis
Tor treating all classes OF diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07
Railroad Interests.

One hundred French laborers left BiI1e-
ford Wednesday to work on the extension
Of the Portland & Ogdensburg division of
the Maine Central Railroad at Faha ans.
special topn meeting in Warren is call
ell for Saturday. June :, to see if the town
will vote to raise any sum Of money. and If
so how much, to aid in the construction Of a
railroad through Warren by the line of quar-
ries of the Rockland & Warren Lime Go. to
some point at or near Union Common
A petition has been circulated and exten-
sively signed in Dexter asking the .eiectmen
TO call the railroad commissioners and have
change made in the crossings at the owls
boro road, 80 called, north of the village.
As at present located it crosses the highway
twice in the space Of only few rods, and
this is designed TO be avoided.
Pullman psrlor cars Daphne aul Dromeds
which were upon the line between Bangor
and st John last summer. have been put
upon the route between Bangor and Boston
this season The interiors Of these cars
have been entirely changed at the shops in
Wilmington, Del, during the winter and
they are now in superb condition.
The railroad commi.sio "a made their an
Busl inspection of the Bangor ( Pi.catsqui.
httiroai lluH piisoNb " Use hadNith toh
Works and from there TO GreenTiile Wed
nesday. They we're accompanied in the in
spection by President Neatly, Superiniend-
ent Arthur Brown. Directors T. Strickland
L. J. Morse ard other gentlemen. The road
i. laid with steel rails to Milo junction and
three hundred tons of steel rails are being
laid between Abbott and Blanchard. The
road bed is IN good condition The track !.
in fine shape to Milo Junction and it is being
| improved above that point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07
Gilmore AT Portland

II certainly vas vim pleasure that the
public read the announcement that Mr.. Gil
more would celebrate by s,ric. If jubilees
the 2Gth anmyersary Of th, Grra, Boston
Jubilee. Many Of the Maine people would
doul lees be better pleased we're he to come
f1r' .er east than Portland The fact how
eser ''-' thi. il the only place IN Maine in
whc his festival company appear, will in
dncv m, y 10 take advantage Of the half
fare orr llr,sds next Monday, June l0th.
Avn 70 IN artists Who will appear iu Gil
more, s.a ] c0nsert vii be the new and
prori-t Fedi'h tenor Eugene de Dunck-
var h'n there viii be CampaoiDi, Del
Puert, Signofiua DE- We're, and host Of
oth", Ia mt. Ticket. should nos be pro-
cured 81 3tockbridze's
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The State

The four ma,ted schooner Henry $. Little,
built for Captain F o. Bailey ami others Of
Manasgean, y. J., was laun ,hed at BAH
wednesday
A telephone line, connecting Norway.
Mechanic Fails and South Paris with Port
land is nearly completed. and will he r ady
for business in about week.
Work on the construction of the Marginal
Wav in Portland will begin again in few
DAYS The s2j COO extra government sppro-
priatiou will be used in widening the ship
channel.
The new shoe factory in Ellsworth having
been completed was formally accepted by
the committee having the matter in charge
on MONDAY last WOrsmeu are pushing the
labor of putting the machinery in place, AMI
the factory viii soon be in running orier.
At the Alumni meeting of Btugor Theo-
logical Ssminery the following officers were
elected Rev. Z 4 Harlow. Ban
gor, President; Rev D. Towne,
Hampdea. Vice President; Rev. B
b. Merrill, Brewer, Secretary and
Treasurer; Rev. J. :. SeEaii, Necr7logist
Rev c Harbutt, BrilgtOn, and Rev F. ;.
Hunnewen. Warren, Executive Committee
The following members of the alnmai have
died 1ur nz the past year: Glass; OF y. Henry
A Merrill, Greenyile, Ohio. aged 81
class of %, Elliot Palmer, Portland Conn.
aged 81; class of %, w. T. Savage. - d
Quincy, III aged rs; class of SO. Henry G.
Storrer, Scsrboro. aged IS. class of 40,
Charles Tenney. Chester, y. aged -
class of '42. Joseph Smith. Bangor, aged ~
class of 43. Alden Southw 5rth. South Wood
stock. Conn, aged -. class Of IS, James B
| Thurston, Scarooro. aged So; cisss of '6S
Jos P Green, Honolulu. 5. |, aged 50
/ Gurus stone D. ID. Hsllo~eil. aged 81
| class of 65, John F. Morgan, Springfield
| Mass. sgsd 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07
SEATTLE IN FLAMES.
Property Worth Millions Already
Consumed.
Fire Still Raging and Local Rlremsu
Helpless.
Asking for Aid TelegIaphic Communi.
cation Being Cut OF

CucAGo, June 8.
despatch received here This evening
says that Seattle, W r.. is burning. Los.
s. 100000. 1t is reported that the remain
der Of the city is in danger.
The fire broke at > T. NJ in the Portius
building on Front street at 4Sd, raging over
district of tVe or six blocks with the wind
from the north. The indications were thar
the whole business portion OF the city would
be swept away involving loss of millions
The magnificent San Francisco store and
stores in the Row were on fire aud the whole
big block seemed doomed. The local fire
men were helpless in the face of the ealam-
iiy and telegraphed in all directions for aid
smart breeze began blowing of the bay
flaming the flames about for some time 4
thousand feet of hose was caught in the al-
rancing blaze and destroyed. Opera House
block the block opposite, all the warehouses
at the foot of Columbia street and great
groups of buildings in the rear of the Post
Intelligence news spaper office are burning.
Many people in the Yiester block, occupied
by the Western Union Telegraph Co. aud
Post Intelligence, lare hurrltdly moving out
At this writing the Western Union had but
one wire undisturbed over which this des.
patch is being sent At . Z, NJ. 81 blocks
had burned in the very heart OF the city and
imminent danger of the loss of about 20
blocks more. The fire is not all under con
Irol and has reached great coal bunkers
Should these be destroyed the flames are Ger
tain TO be communicated To a large number
of wooden buildings and the loss increased
MANIFOLD,
A late despatch from Seattle says tina, the
main business portion of the town seems
to be utterly wiped out. The fire is raging
and the wind more fierce than ever.
At present il is impossible TO estimate the
loss on property OF state when or where the
flames will stop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-07
BOW DOM COLLEGE.

III A. ;b.r
Exercises in connection with the eign'!'
forth commencement OF Bowdoin College,
-, al, h..., h,e,, arranged in accord
June 80 ~ a..,.sr,n,..
aASe "'.,' n Rsrcslaureate Sermon
SUNDAY /. NJ 'A''s'''' 'N''
oy .it spu rrnior prize deelama.
Mondsy--S l. !" ''"''' ''@' " '''
ton. -..--. -, ,,,.,,
in Memorial Han at a VI rNq.e,, p.nnsnsIe u,
der lHor"" ~ ,n,,,,,I Meeting of