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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04
EL MARQUEE STERLING
DE PUERTo-RICO.

Hubo en- Ia Habana un gran
escritor. politico muy listo, que.
democratic y todo, era franco para
decir verdades, y conocia perfec.
tamente 4 los suyos, y los dej6
perfectamente bosqueJados en- ell
rperi6dico La Discussion. Llama
base ese escritor :" Marquez Ster.
ling" quien, siendo democratic co.
mo los auton0mistas, y HberGlOts
como los autonomistds, y avanxa-
do como los aut0nonsistas, supo
hacer de ellos retrato tan perfec-
TO, que por mucho tempo guar.
darsn de 81 memoria aquellos
politicos.
Puea biep; ese senior MARQUEE
Sterling parece que ha reen
Carnado ca Puerto. Rico, como
diria alguno de los discfpulos de
Allan Kardec, pues, aunque no
con tanto gracejo y CON tanta
virilidad, vemos reproducida su
imagen en- las columnas de El
Oriterio de Humacao, que es
1 quien acabamos de lamar el
Marquez Sterling de Puerto-Ri'
co.
Este colega go ha propuesto
retratar tambiSn 4 algunos de los
suyos, mejor dicho, piutarlos, y
do pinceladas que merecen Ia
atenci6n, por tratarse de escrito-
res y politicos. que, en- concepto
de tales, se Green el non p!tts altro
de IL sabidurfa, de la elocuencia,
de Ia to!erancia y del saber.
Procuraremos dar una idea del
cuadro, consignando las principa-
les pinceladas CON que aquN re,
. trata 4 una parte de Ia prensa que
militia en- 81 propio campo del
pintor essen6grato.
Hablando de los que &c acogen
& Ia bandera del periodismo, dice
~ Cyiterie:
"Facil, muy facil es hilvanar
frases, Y va es vulgar la audacia
de lanzarlas & la publicidad, para
aquellos que nj siquiera concept6an
condici6n indispensable ell conoci-
miento del idioma. y de la sind6re.
sis mas elemental.
De aquf nacen atentados litera-
rios tan estupendos como 81 de po-
ner en- boca de una persona a quien
ne pretende acaso encomiar para
f0s enteros lanzados ir6nicamente
por otro escritor, precisamente con
IL visible intenci6n de. que consti.
tuyesen una satira mordaz contra
la primera.
De aqui ell afan de insertar noti-
cias sin discernimiento alguno, sin
cuidarse de que sean verdaderas
8 siquiera verosimiles, Y sin que
aqu6lias sean titles 6 agradables,
por algdn ooncaptn, al paciente
lector."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

Ell Sr. Magistrado dc esta Al.
diencia d. Juan F. Ramos ha 81.
do trasladado & Ia Audiencia de
la Habana CON igual cargo, pero
con ascenso.
Reciba nuestra enhorabuena. 10
mismo que el nuevo Magistrate
de la Audiencia criminal de Pom
ce, sttior SaAvedra Parejo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

Ha sido nombrado Msgistfado
de Ia Audiencia de 10 criminsl do
Ponce D. Enrique Saavedra Pa
rejo, Juez de Instruction que era
de aquel distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

Junto & 81 atraian la atenci6n los
cuatro escudos de las provincias
vascas, con el lena simb6liso del
Laurak Bot y la clasica boina.
Este detalle, idea del senor
Mendizabal, producia en- el amino
muy simpatica impression.
Los elegantisimos salones del
Casino, en- las lunas de cuyos
grandiosos espejos rutilaban las
mil luces de las araiias, estaban
decorados con delicadisimo gusto.
RI dorado armonizaba admirable.
mente CON las guirnaldas de Holes
y Ia severidad de las ricas colga.
duras.
La szotea del Casino, como ha.
biamos va anunciado, presenta-
base transformada en- un po6tico
vergel tropical, alumbrado q la
veneciana. En- los ARGOS de folla
je exhibianse los escudos provin-
ciales espa1ioles, y en- ell centro de
la axotea, delante del Kioske de
la misms, alzabase an &rbol que
representaba Ell traditional y santo
de Guernica.
FL primoroso salon de tocador
parecia un eamarin oriental, cons.
truido por huries del Profeta.
En- 6n, todo era fausto y buen
tono, luz y elegancia. Todo con.
vidaba al placer y al olvido de lac
penas, que son el ineludible lega.
do del hombre en- la TERRA.
La sxcelente , nutrida orques-
ia de Duchesne habia va ejecuta.
do la orertura del bale, el walls
| y la primera danza; no Sc cabia
en- los salones, en- Ia azotea, en-
todos los departamentos, y aqGe
llo era un immense concurso de
beldades. De- pronto, y sin pre-
paracion alguna, tuvo lugar en- el
gran salon nm acto imponente y
conmovedor. Una comision de
digni.imos asturianos present6
solemuemente q sus hermanos loe
vascos un belIisimo estandarte,
que ostenta ell cruzado blason
del principado Astur. AL hacer
eutrega del mismo, por encargo
de aquSllos, nuestro querido Di
rector, senior Diaz Caneja, al ST.
MendizAbal, que representaba d
los vascos, dijo, en- inspiradisims
| y patri6tica alocuci6n, y en- me
dio de sepulcral silencio , expec-
taci6n profunda:
"SeGores
Los asturianos, por mi humilde
conducts, tienen ell honor de ofre-
Ger y dedicar & sus hermanos los
vascongados este simbolo que nos
recaerda la immortal epopeya del
gran Pslsyo. 81; hermsnos que
ridisimos, todos descendientes de
comdn origen, de los antiques can
tabros, do la valiente raza ibers;
recibid este presente, en- testimo-
nio de las simpatfas profundas que
hacia vOsotros sienten los astures.
Tenemos todos una misma historic
/ Y podemos envanecernos de iden.
ticos 6 incorporates triunfos.
VosotrOs vencisteis al grau Carlo
Msgno en- los desfiladeros dc Ron
cesvalles nesotros, los asturianOs,
derrotamos las hueetes del Islam On
las abruptas rocas de Oovadonga.
Y de ahi, de shi, naci6 esa pujante
Monarquia, cuyas proezas no cabeu
en- 81 gran libro de la historic, y
cuya bandera gloriosa cubre hoy,
y ampara y defiende & todos los ca
paiioles de ambos mundos".
Atronadores vivas y aplausos
fFen6ticos sucedieron { tan levan-
tadas frases; aplausos y vivas
que sc reprodujeron al aceptar el
seiior Mendixabal ell estandarte,
contestando al sefior Diaz Caneja
las siguientes frases, tan elocuen.
tes como oportunisimas:
GaSornsS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

Mientsas 10 estaba cslahrando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

va hemos indicado que Ia con-
cnrrencia del bale era inmeusa.
tan inmensa como escogidisima; ;
entire ella destscabase Ia ilustre
persona dc nuestra Superior Au.
toridad, el Excmo Sr. D. Pedro
Ruff Dana, quien elogi6 cum,
plidamente tan grandiosa fiesta.
Los vascos y otros sefiores de
eomisi6n ostentaban en- ell oial
una artfstica medalla en- que Sc
habian bordado primorosamente
las cuatro manos unidas del Lau
rak Bat.
El amb;gG fue esplSndido, fas-
tuoso. Ell Champagne. Ia cerve-
"a, los licores finos, los dulces,
los sorbetes, los emparedados, los
viDos generosos, todo era servido
CON incesante prodigalidad. Fl
bello sexo fu6 obsequiado adem&s
con in6nidad de bouquets de flores
y elegantes paquetes de dulces,
que en- dorado inscription CONNIE
moraban el brillantisimo bale.
Los amables vascos, las comi.
clones, todos extremaban para con
Ia inmensa concurrencia esa cor
dial expansion, esa afabilidad y
cor:esis, que son el sello distintivo
J bonroso de IL hidalga y caballe-
resca raEa espanola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04
ContiDd

"Otros con mas atildado estile,
pero no con meior acierto, y par
tiendo de hip6tesis aventuradas lle-
van Ia desuni6n y Ia desdicha alli
mismo dende llevar debieran el en-
tnsiasmo = la concordia y cuando
hay companeros que lealmente les
advierten los inconvenientes de se
mejante Conducta, SO revuelven
airados contra ellos, les niegan las
dotes de patriotismo y buena in
tenci6n que hasta entonces les ha-
blan recsnocido, y por dltimo con-
cluyen por suspender los GAMES,
para mas q 81 sabor dsspacharse en-
reticencias 8 inconveniencias del
peor genero; que, claro estA, apa-
recen sin respuestas, pues los alu-
didos suelsn no tener conocimiento
dc tan embozados ataques.
Hay otros escritores de relum-
bron que tieuen estereotipadas cier-
tas frases, y pegue ..-... 8 no Pc
que. las sueltan, y SO quedan
muy satisfechos, creyendo haber di-
che algo.
Para estos selores tiene cada
quisque OabesG propiG, siempre que
Bus actos Y manifestaciones coinci.
den con la opinion 6 el dssso de los
preoplnantes.
Para ellos no puede ser homb IRE
honrado nj tiene dignidad 81 no ell
que Sc ajusta & su sstrecho critic
Tl0.n
7 por 81 hubiese a'guna duda
sobre el objetivo de esos retratos,
ahi estan los giguientes parrsfos
del mitm artfculo de EI Critic
rie:
"Eatos escritores, anque se init.
tulen liberales hasta ell radica.
lismo mas exagerado, son todos
de Ia escuela s0berbia 6 intransi-
gente, y &un mas ALA. A oirlos no
hay salvaci6n nj NADIA sino On
10 que ellos n,andan y ordsnGn. To-
do 10 demas es illegal y...... en-
fin. ..... no les place. IA qu6 mas
razonamient0s
Ouantos discrepen en- 10 mas mi
nimo de 81 parecer son autorita-
rios, capataces g., y quienes sigan IL
la misma opinion que los adversa-
rios de tales sujetos SON borregos !;
mulos de reata, indoctos, seres que
doblan d6cilmente ell cuello ante ell
latige del mayoral, services, moons
cientes &. &.
Y ii alguien, con la msnte fla
On 81 bien de I'm partido y en- la
felicidad de 10 patria, Sc mega &
servir de piedra dc esc4ndalo, "
busca terminus hlbiles para no ali.
mentar en- ningun concepto la dis
cordia, no falta un alma pequeia
que, incapaz de comprender ideas
dc carload 8 indulgencis, lance al
rostro del que decidida mente &c
mega 6 secundar campafias dc
odio Y de exclusivismos, alguna
Erase de 6sas que obligan & pres
eindir de contemplaciones y & de-
volver agravio por agravio.s
Nosotros, que no scostumbra-
mos A delineAr cuadtos de esta
naturaleza, & no ser con rasgos
fnuy generates, que former cuer-
po do doctrina, mas hlen que
atiete de aiusiones personsles,
debemes, 40 obstante. dsjar tosl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

DespuSs de la entrega del es-
tandarte, Ell senor Diaz Caneja
puso en- manos de los vascos una
sentida y enthusiastic carta de ad.
hesi6n de un distinguido asturia-
no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04
" Senores :

Bandera santa!
jSfmbo!o do nuestra Religi6ni
Este emblema, que nos brinda
El elemento asturiano,
Lo aceptan los vascongados
Como prenda muy querida
De
Union, fraternidad,
Religion Y mOralidadS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04
NUCTRA GRlTITUD

AL OOAGPANERo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04
JURA DE BANDERA

p0r los entxsi0stas Toluntarios dc
LGres que forman la 2. CompaSiA
del Ia: Battalion Ivradores Dc I6
AItura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

Junto & 81 atraian la atenci6n los
cuatro escudos de las provincias
vascas, con el lena simb6liso del
Laurak Bot y Ia cl&sica boina.
Este detalle, idea del sefior
Mendizabal, producia en- Ell amino
muy simpatica impression.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

"
NADIA IN violeut0 huracan que hs
causado grandes destrozos en- edi.
ficios y arbolados. La Alhambrs
ha snfrido mucho, vel telegrafo
anuncia desgracias persOnales.
De real orden Sc han fijado & Ia
Oompafiia Trasatl&ntica los itine.
rsrios para 1889 y 80; entire sus
disposiciones interesan & ese puerto
las siguientos:
"Qus Sc mantenga Ia detenci6n de
los vapores correos en- Puerto. Rico dn.
rante las veinticuatro horas, segiu
vlens fgurando en- los anteriores itlns
rarios.
"Que Sc acspte en- deAnitivs el Cam.
bio de fechas sefi alAdo para 10 salida
del puerto de 10 Hsbana 4 Ia Peninsu
10, { pArtir del pr6ximo mes de Agos.
to. que 10 verifcarin los dias 10, 90
y 80 de cada mes, en- vex del 5, Is y
IS, con srreglo { 10 dispuesto por tele-
grama do % del actual.
"Qus 30 suprima ell reeorrido de
Puerto-Rieo ! la Oorufa, al regreso
de 10 Habans, fjado On 81 nusvo itine.
rArio; y cuyo rscorrido ascendsnts 3
s.283 millas, nj fignra on el anterior,
nj tsmpoeo % sxplies por Ia Oompa.
hia 10 Psz6n do incluirlo, tanto mas
cuanto que 81 viejs de 10 Habsns 4 Ia
Ooruna 10 rinde sl buque en- Santan
der durante Ia 6poea euarentenariss, y
esa escsla no devenga mayor snbv en-.
ei6n, con arreglo q 10 que ss determine
por real orden de IA de Mayo tltimo
con motive del establecimiento de d.
cha sscala en- sl puerto de 10 Ooruiis,
cuya real orden, 81 bisn % modific6
por 10 de 30 de JUNO, solo fu6 On 10 re
fsrente oil nuevo sehalamlento de las es-
ealas que han de hacsr los buquss en-
Eantapdss , COsuAa dulants ID sitada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-04

Ante tan sublime episode, dig
no solo de corazones eminente-
mente patriotas, solo SO nos ocu.
rre exclamar:
Viva Ia union indestructib'e
de todos los espaholes de ambos
hemisferios!
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

BY reference to the "ad" OH our sec.
ond page it will be seen that free
lecture will be given at the Opera
House, Monday night, by Prof. Burt,
otherwise known as "The Man with
the Healing Hand" The announce
ment is not only of interest to the suf-
fering and afflicted, but to the student
and thinker as we'll, for though there
is a noticeable absence of marvellous,
mysterious, and adjectives of like i'm
port, yet he makes some strong claims
and seems to make them with conf
dence, In conversation with the Pro-
fessor last evening, we took advant-
age of our journalistic privilege to
satisfy very natural curiosity, say
ing among other things professor,
we notice that while speaking courte-
ously of other modes of treatment you
claim to be using different methods ;
will it not be difficult to convince the
people of that difference? ?" 81 hope to
do so both by explanation and demon
stration." "Will it not be most diff
cult to demonstrate that you have not
concealed about your person some cleo
trical or other appliance 81 shall in
vite a committee from the audience to
retire to an ante room with me and
make the most rigid investigation. -
But space forbids further detail of the
interview, and it must suffice to say
that if the audience is as cordially and
frankly met and favorably impressed
as ourselves, they will leave the Opera
House convinced or with ample food
for earnest thought. A streak of dry
humor in the professors composition
also gives token that the lecture will
not be totally devoid of that feature,
serving as spice for the solid meats
of the evening.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16
Twelfth Annual Fair.

The most remarkable thing about
the last county fair was the part tax
en- by the weather. That part of the
fair was a grand success. For sever
al weeks previous there had been cold
rains and chilly clustering winds, as
is usual at the time of the equinoctal
storms, but when the fair arrived, the
weather cleared and the sun shone
brightly. The citizens also turned
out periodically, Notwithstanding they
knew that the farmers had made a
poor display.
AS regards agricultural exhibits, the
fair was the worst that has been held
here. The exhibits were few, and it
was plainly evident from the bare ap.
pearance of the stands that the agri,
culturalists of this county, with some
praiseworthy exceptions, had not ex-
hibited much enterprise. What agri-
cultural exhibits were shown were
good, but the extent of the exhibit did
not speak very highly for the capabil-
tiles of Alpena as an agricultural
county. The few persons who did ex-
hibit products, deserve thanks for
their enterprise; but one thing is ev-
ident, and that is, if the farmers of
this county will not take more interest
in the county fair, then it is better for
the county that there be no fair
Such fair as the last is more of a
damage to Alpena than benefit.
As regards the lack of fruit exhib-
its there is good excuse, as the late
frosts destroyed the fruit blossoms and
therefore it was impossible to make
an exhibit.
The art building, by reason of the
few exhibits, also had lonesome APP
pearance. A few business men had
exhibits. Furniture was shown by
G. A. Shannon, dairy products by w.
Gavagan, musical instruments by A.
Babcock, and specimens of dye work
done by the Alpena dye works. On
the grounds few agricultural imple-
ments were shown.
AS regards cattle and horses the ex-
hibit was good. There were many
fine blooded cattle shown, such as
Holsteins, Jerseys, etc.
During the afternoon of the second
day there was considerable amusement
on the track. The bicycle races were
interesting. The first was between
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

q. f. McRae and Colin Conncll, the
conditions of the contest being best
two of three half mile heats. The
former won the first two heats and
was awarded the prize. Time 1:47!
and 1;52. The track was heavy and
the racers had to encounter strong
head wind when coming down the
home stretch. Considering the condi-
ton of the track and the wind, the
time made was good.
The boys bicycle race was interest
ing and well contested. There were
four entries, Andrew Brebner, Ralph
Gilchrist, Willie Comstock and Bed
ford. The first started at the wire,
the second was allowed fifty yards
start, and the other two were station
ed one hundred yards from the judges
stand. The racers maintained their
positions until the head wind was
reached, and then Brebner got the
lead and won the heat. He also won
the second heat in a somewhat similar
manner. The time of the first heat
was not taken, but the second half
mile was run in 2:023. The boys ar
rived at the finish as follows: Breb-
ner, LIST; Gilchrist I'd Bedford, Sd,
Comstock, 4th. Each of them receiv-
ed small prize. The bicycle races
were followed by hose contest. The
companies from the shore towns failed
to arrive but two companies were or
ganized here. The men ran with the
hose cart distance of 200 yards, then
the hose was connected to hydrant
and $50 feet Of hose laid, the fourth
length taken off, the fifth attached to
the third, and nozzle put on. Hose
company No. made the run in 51l
seconds. The opposition had been
hastily organized and unused to hand
ling hose. They made a good run,
but considerable time was lost in coup
ling and making connections, their
time being 1:09}. A shake purse was
got up and some local trotters Undue
ed to race. The premiums amount to
little over 5000, which added to the
prizes and necessary expense makes
the receipts some $75 less than the ex-
penses. The society has between one
and two hundred dollars interest to
pay on the bonded debt. The amount
allowed by law to be raised by tax
will probably pay the outstanding
floating debt.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

A dispatch from Montreal to the
Free Press, of the 10th, says:
Robert Scott, from Michigan, who
was about to embark on the Polyne-
sian for Europe, was met on the wharf
by fashionably dressed man who en-.
gagged in conversation and finally ask
ed Mr.. Scott if he had changed his
money for English currency. Mr..
Scott replied in the negative, where
upon his companion asked him to
walk up the street and they would
make the exchange. Mr.. Scott agreed
and arriving at st. John street he pro-
duced $3.50, which the young man
snatched from him and escaped, leav.
ing the man penniless with wife and
five children.
The above is the Richard Scott who
left here, as reported in the ARGUS,
last week for England.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

Some man got into the Guards
dance at the rink Wednesday night
last by means of Mason Lumber Co.
ticket, which contained the words :
Keep team over night" The check
was of the same color as the dance
tickets, and about the same size, and
the door keeper did not notice the
reading upon it.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The big circular saw in the Folkert
mill flew to pieces the early part OF
last week, and many fragments were
scattered about the mill. Fortunate.
ly no one was injured, although there
were several narrow escapes. One
piece of the saw just touched the leg
of one of the mill men.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The case of Hiram Morse VS. Sher-
iff Denton has been submitted to the
Supreme Court. This was a case in
which the sheriff took possession of
certain goods as the legal representa-
tive of person who had claim
thereon,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

Z. o. Avery has three log camps OF
of his own, and one run by jobber
in operation at present. All of them
are in Montmorency county. The
foremen are Montroy, Kelley and G
Knight.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The new Churchill lumber mill has
been enclosed, and most o. the iron
plates put ON the roof. The massive
stone foundation for the circular en-
CINE has been completed, and the work
of making the pulleys has commenced.
One of the pulleys will be over ten
feet in diameter, and with a two feet
face
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

Some $4,000 shoal trout eggs have
been gathered at the U. S. fish hatch
cry in this city. Some of the employ
es will soon be sent to Lake Michigan
to gather trout eggs there.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The steamer Mackinac, which was
due Sunday night, did not arrive un-
til four o'clock Monday afternoon.
Heavy weather was the cause of the
DELAY.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

F. M. Wheeler has gone into the
hardware business at Owosso with his
brother. The firm name is Wheeler
Brothers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16
Shorthand Taught.

will give a systematic course of in
struction in short hand writing during
the current school year, three evenings OF
each week. from to 0 o'clock. For terms
and full particulars call at my Office, with
Depew s. Rutherford, In Bank block.
CHAS. B. BROWNING,
GAG. Stenographer
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The Guards gave very successful
ball at the rink last Wednesday night
The number of tickets sold was 1870
In the evening the company paraded
on the principal streets in full dress
uniform.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The Chinese troupe gave very in
teresting entertainment at the Congre'
gational church Monday night. The
customs and habits of the Chinese were
illustrated and explained.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The sailboat Theresa made the run
from Middle Island to this port last
Saturday in two hours and twenty
minutes.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

Manager Tice, who has been in
charge of the Churchill the past year,
has concluded his labors here, and re-
moved to Detroit with his family last
Monday. Mr.. Tice has made many
friends here.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

Sunday afternoon last the corner
stone of the Norwegian church, on
Dunbar street, was laid with the usu-
al ceremonies. Copies of the local pa
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The steamer City of Mackinac made
the run from Mackinac to Detroit last
week in 24i hours, besides stopping at
her regular landings.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The sailboats have been getting
from one to six hundred pounds per
lift lately. The fish caught we're
mostly trout.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

Sixteen cars of pulp wood were
brought to town last Sunday. The
spruce wood was obtained few miles
down the railroad, where it was got
out last winter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

The shoal trout season is now over
Stormy winds and rough seas have pre-
vented fishermen from doing as good
work fishing as they desired.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

A young boy named John Burns,
fell from tramway at the Ossineke
mill last Saturday, and had his arm
broken in two places, as well as the
shoulder dislocated. The arm was
dressed by DR.. Eakins.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-16

Fifteen tons of paper pulp were
shipped on the steamer City of Mack
mac last Friday. 1t goes to South
Bend, Indiana.