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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

A Boston Globe reporter who called on
Mrs. Sullivan, the mother Of the great slugger,
the other day. was shown BY her a cane which
had been sent for John by J. H. Abraham Of
this city. 1t was accompanied by the follow
ing letter:
have this day sent you by the American
Express Company, one birch cane. You will
kindly notice the design. II is made of one
piece of wood. The snake coiled up is suppos-
ed to represent the ..cockDey'' trying to steal
the laurels Of Americas champion. and the
left hand, gripping the top, Is to represent the
instrument that repealed the reptile. Please
accept this little token from one who wishes
that the terrible left will continue TO knock
out every adversary of the ''cockney" stripe
that may come before II.
J. H. ABRAHAM.
Ellsworth, Me-, July 30, 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

Mrs Minnie Faxon ann daughter Hattie
arr in town Mr> FaXon. formerly Min
ME ln.all>, daughter " Deacon Samuel
Ingalls, returns u hrr rarly hom, after al
ah>thcr M more than twenty wears and
finds great changes in thr tiur She is
now Matron at la >clle semin rs, Auburn
dale, Mass
Mr. Iiorner Of Lamo.nc preached here
sabbath Of Aug an, iu exchange with
Mr.. Gill. The former gave an Able dis
course on the "O!i and New in Theology, =
and while claiming for the new al! the
higher element, Of christian life. he ex-
hnrted his hearers not to ignore the step
ping stones by which he or She had climb
ed up To such height, and above all, not to
lose hold of faith in God which alone
could keep ones feet in the fight way.
The house of Mrs. +. Moon was very
badly injured by fire on the night of the
3lst ut. The fire is supposed to have
been burning through the entire night, and
was. with much difficulty extingu>hed in
the morning. Mrs. Moon and her sons
desire through the AMERICAS 10 express
to their frieud> and neighbors their graft
tude for the aid rendered them in saving
SO much of the contents of the house
Both ladies and gentlemen worked with a
will till nearly everything from the ground
floor was saved. The family have the re-
grets of the entire community.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
The annual session Of the Maine Chau-
.-.---.-.n i..nLrn u Errnhnrr the Dot b nit

The annual session Of the Maine Chau-
tauqua began at Fryeburg the 18th ult
"A cyclone. followed almost immedi-
ate.y BIZ a terrific rain storm, visited North
WLgraham Mass, the Goth ult., doing
considerable damage 10 property.
The New York Typographical Union
md the newspaper managers have come
rna satisfactory understanding and there
SILL lie no strike.
THE United States cruiser Yorktown.
commander French E. Chadwick, arrived
n New York, the Goth, from A. hours
tfjaI test at sea with her main gun battery
Tbp trial was a complete success. Not a
f.,,l+ started. not even q deck seam opened
a.der the heavy fire, and save for the
r,raskina of some glass in the cabin and
he i,aues in the after fire room hatch, not
- sIfgbfest injury was sustained in any
Tart Of the vessel.
a syndicate has been formed which
~ secured gas rights in Indiana of be-
+-ssap 80 600 and sc, 600 acres and will pipe
,atnral ess to Chicago. This syndicate
,--.-~s,ars n members, they intend to have
- 4sxjug into the Chicago mains by
The line will be l3s miles long
- ftav viii deliver &C, 100000 feet day.
e. Senator f. II. Rollins died at
o--4,ct "wednesday morning at the Apple
core House, Isle OF ohoais-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

Franklin.
The lawmakers have had good returns
for their labor-thc weather being very
favorable
We are glad to report Mrs Caddie
Blaisdell as improving in health also Rev.
5. \, Blasdell is recruiting at his old
home.
Miss Maud Herricks. of Deer Isle has
been the guest Of Mrs. Adra Blai>den.
Theo Bunker, wife and two children
and sister. Miss Emma, are at home from
the west for a few weeks
Miss Mary Macomber and daughter Miss
Lizzie. from Ellsworth, have been visiting
at Mrs. McNel>. Miss Macomber soon
returns west 10 her position as primary
teacher IN an Episcopal school
Watersmeet cottage at Hancock Point il
occupied by J. ii. West and family. Miss
Geneyieve West is at Vnal Haven with a
school friend.
Mrs J. NJ. Macomber has opened her
house here for the entertainment Of
her children who have gathered there 5or
a few weeks.
1t was disappointment POSSIBLY a In
imitation 70 the fishing-r rod fraternity
along he
line that twenty-oue pound laker had
been captured at Tunk Pond, and safely
landed too, by lady With determine.
ton worthy the veterans, a strong team
was made up, consisting of J. H. West.
W B. Bl isdell, J. p. Gordon with II r
Wooster of Hancock, and J. II. and +. II
Macomber Of Ellsworth and Messrs. May.
well and Butzel of Philadelphia-Tunk
Pond being the objective point. When
shortly after their departure we saw Rufus
Young and party of three go bowling past
with gay span, We concluded that even
the sportive sea serpent might be beeuiled
from its saline abode for fresh water
bath. But Mr.. Young and friends sought
other waters and two days trial by the
party of eight, with ''piscatorial diyinino
rods failed to reward them with any re-
turns. and they came back defeated
beaten y Mrs. Henry Dutton of Iowa,
Misses Cassie Springer, Edie Dyer aud
Florence Dunn are at Bar Harbor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
SPRAY.


Fred NJ. Rogers, Esq, Of Detroit, Mich,
arrived at his cottage, Wild Rose, last
week.
The ladies of the Congregational Sewing
Circle are again indebted 10 Mrs. Geo. r.
Adams this time it is for three and half
dozen beautiful silver teaspoons.
The entertainment for the benefit Of the
Ladies' Library" Saturday evening was
well patronized. Fifty dollars was taken.
The Circulating Library" prepared and
conducted by Mrs. Eben W Mayo, was ex-
cellent and was highly appreciated by the
audience. We hope that it may appear in
the AMERICAN.
1.-The great American circus" with all its
attractions for the small boy, will be with
us the 18th inst
Manuel Melio's new fish market looks
neat and trim. There you will find good
fish at all times.
Rev. c. J. HARDWOOD will preach in the
Con regational church next Sunday morn
ing.
Among the arrivals Saturday we note
Capt. Fl. z. johnson and family of Boston,
and Alfred Nichols, Esq, of New York
Aug. 3. SUBSTITUTE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

The parties recently engaged in getting
out stone at Pickett. hill for the break
water at Bar Harbor have abandoned the
quarry, IL proving too full of seams TO
work we'll They have gone to West Sui
livan and will operate at the Hopewel
quarry there.
Mr.. Samuel Wood is having 4 good run
Of business this season, having about all
his hotel will accommodate Among the
present guests are Mr.. Sandman and fami-
~ from Boston, the Misses Tyler from Sa-
lem, Mass, and Miss Grace Hrmenway
from Bangor, with two lady friends from
Belmont, Mass. Mr.. Sandman was at Mr..
Woods last season
A large party from East Sullivan. nearly
seventy-tye persons. passed through here
last Wednesday on a picnic excursion to
the Sands at Prospect Harbor. This
beach has become quite a popular resort
for such drives Among the party was
Your friend, the Captain"
Mr. Gilbert Gouldsboro did quite sue
cessful business in shooting seals lately.
He with friend brought in eight as the
result of their hunt last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Wood, who have
been in Boston for the past three years,
are at their old home here for a few weeks
They will return to Boston soon.
Aug. 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
dam at Stony Broo

-COddingtOn' dam at Stony BrOOk
near Plainfeld, N. j., gave way the Both.
The large body of water carried away the
Coddlington ice house and threatened the
Green Valley mills with destruction. The
damage along the course of the stream
was heavy. The Siers dam at Greenbrook
collapsed, precipitating great body Of
water directly through the centre of Plain
field. Great damage was done to property,
but no lives were lost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
A Sail on Frenehmans Bay.

Sunday IN Frenchman's bay was a per-
retual sermon under the snowy dotted,
blue skies of last Sunday and VINO shall
ever declare the laws obsolete which shall
allow party of grateful people from
Hotel Gnult, to express their thorough and
intense Thank fuiucs> that King log had
departed, by a sail, or steam in Freuch-
mans bay, the Naples Of America.
Col Barker president Of one Of the
land companies, Happy Jack Adams, a
nrIEd army man, Scrgeant-at-a in the
House of Representatives, OF Mas>achu-
sets, aud Mr. oscar shepherd. connected
with large firm in Boston, Hospitality
invited All the guests at the above hotel
ami adjoining cottages to join them in a
sail in the steamer Minnehaha and many
a ptan Of praise and JOY was raised on the
trip.
Ahout forty people were in the party,
repr, ,cu'ng the states ~ Maine. Ma>>a-
rhu~ct'> aud The Wild and woni.y Ncs ads.
Ma>>4c HI>ctt> prcdoniinating besides
Whin Nt4,l> notably worth mentioning.
Mr. ls,dt and family, a pleasant family
lf popliar actors. whose Hearts " oak. "
written ~ Mr. Hcrne. and the principal
parts AIKEN hv himself ana his wife, have
-i',u them large Representations They
az, 'cf1 entertaining pleasant people and
tn, '.t 'la> especially 80, sweet little
DorulAA 1,.u. VERY arinng Mr. llerne
a. AZ present az work upon a new play
which N.u probably -" brought out this
winter
The drNt Objective point Of the cNcur-
Stem wr> Hancock Neck. where tarrv Of
an hour was madc and stroll taken by
"a, ambitious ones and ride by some of
The fortunate friends Of Mr. Cu>hn IN,
the genial ~if, ui the landlord az the Tar
ra;iuc House.
Tb, ucNt point was sorrento aud two
hours stop wa made there aud improve ed
in various ways. Some took a blackboard
Tiac Exploring others had th~ rare pleasure
d lj>r,uln. {" "a discourse ~ Rev Der
naai Carpenter IN the parlor Of the cafe,
Whore we're many Bar Harhnr guests Who
had come over ia A steamer h the services.
Lunch was eaten there. ami after the Inner
man wa~ reinforced the Minnie was headed
FOR Sullivan, where the chalet WAS visited
and then away to the Bluffs. where cool
ami refreshing >!c,ta was cnjoycd on the
piazza If the hotel Here Mr. Shepherd
ypgrpifu4iy left the party. who parted with
nun A. rcgrctfully, but vacations will end
even IN the midst OF = jolly time
n the steamer turned towards Lamoine
after leaving the Bluffs the Lew ferry
r,At / W. Chaplin, was seen steaming
toward thr opposite shore all were on
.0. ABR; II Watch hci movements ana
-'r ' ought to hy. hc-I suppose bot
vAu ever oaiiri fcrry-hnat ~ any other
nnat even ~ named for man, ~. Was
ID rf1ff yTss-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
TOOK FIRST PRIZE.

The State board Of pharmacy recently ana
wed twelve Of the most popular medicines in
otder TO see whether they were hat they
WERE recommended 10 be. After two weeks Of
careful work. they awarded the fr.t nrize
gold medal, to Messrs. A. 7. Drdway & DO.
proprietor- of sulphur Bitters, ii being in
their opinion the best and only strictly pure
blood purifying medicine in the market
Heekig Chemist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
DOWN. ARD.
GO THE PRICES!
We are more convinced than
ever that advertising

Articles advertised the past two weeks
have sold beyond our expectations.
This week we will give you some
prices on articles that will pay you 70
consider well. We will sell you a
good colorcd or white damask for -
cts, per yard For the next two weeks
We will sell you ginghams at cts, A
few cor>ets to close at % cts. Just
few more prints at cts. The best
halbriggan ladies' vest only 81 ct>. La
dies fancy striped cotton hosc % cts,
former price 3 cts Best hose ever
sold for 10 cts. in black, tan, gray
and striped. -. - and &c inch
Electric Gossamers, - cts These are
dog DAYS prices and will remain ouly 4
few days
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
Was lie Murdered J.,

j q question often asked when person /,
found dead that had previously enjoyed good
health. The verdict often is "Apaplrxy Or
Heart Disease" samuel Caryiti 81 F,irhank.
Ne. SAYS: Last August was taken with
palpitatlon Of the heart; | could not H. ID bed
had TO sleep in my rocking chair procured
bottle OF -Ap"plectine; it relieve me at
once 50 conld lie down and have a good
nights rest, and have ever since.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
Look Out for that Pain in Your Back.

II threatens your kidneys. Let ii 90 on a lit
tie while aud you will suffer much more Keen
iv. throughout the entire system Take-st
once-Dr. David Kennedy, Fayorite Remedy
of Rondout, \. Y. which is the most effective
medicine known for the treatment of all dj>-
eases OF the Kidneys and Liver, and for Ma
Iarla. Is well az the purification Of the blnoh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

>"1'h"t,' IiArh'r
vs.. taaEa -stp III Btr li,rlnr la>t Thurs
da1 m hrrnr'- "ttl' steamer. ttr
Ea.Ph h'~~ rHN 'Art i"'t l'n- and ~jN
!rr. ".i' aA1 A't wonderful, N~a-hoat
riding u. "A'r~ ''rE IH"'ly and steadily;
although ~" "ihd va blowing quite hhri,
amy jA" "HirF W. rough lM- u tar
h'ith Steamer thtt W X kr"nc aas built.
- 49,, w W. -. ''...S i" 'H'l''"S
."'", ",''"- ." III "'." a. ''.@.A eng 'h'
''''.'.@ d" "''''''''- ne as
80, -" >Al'''''."- ..'"i ~ anu '.',
'''' ~ a. '''- '''''I PI.'' "H'
go" .",'H 81 WY >'''''' '"'''-
''. f'N''- VIA" 10 '.''
Lh'r" i cons l"th'r anxiety icIi for
~" safety ui thr'" N""nS men "h" lett
.I-'' - b., ~ may on ,s'uIl-
t,,., '' ,r'n ">"'''S
,.,,,..I,,. ,r,i - %
III. p.,Ltn'. ILL.,. E'.'. r.....-,. ..-'7.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

STATE or MAINE

HANCOCK - C curt Of county commissioner,
APT Term, a. a.. Irs1.
pom the fore going petition II IL f"n-i3rr-t hN
Inc commissioners that tile prtTt Itn-
~Ibe amt that they ought % x. heard touching thr
matter @et forth IN their petition amt therrf 1r
order that the county Commissioner nrt I
at W. II, Cards IN Frank In on I le-fa}, the ~
'iay Of Sept A. ID. lssg at ~ 1eiI,s a fn., AMI
thence proceed 10 view the route mentioned ln
sald petition, Immediately after hlch 'lce
nearing Of the parties ana Witnesses VIII De nan
at some convenient place in the vicinity and -uch
other measures taken in the premises a. the '1h'
mis s'oflers shall judge proper. And il l. tuFthtt
of'iered that notice Of the time place and purpose
o. the Commissioners meeting aforesaid hr given
'" all persons AMI corporation Interested pF So
ing attested copies Of the petition and th- - lfI
thereon, upon tue eierA u the Town Of fTais4u
aii'3 .! pp-tins ap Atte-tej copies a. aioresafl -
three public places ia said town thTty aas a.
ieaSi before the time appointed f0T SAID "" 4,i
b9 publishing the petition and order thereon u
weeks suctessively IN the Ellsworth American =
o. y spapeT published at Ellsworth, Ia me ''i-
o. Hancock, the frzt publication 70 x lhirtE la5
al feast before the time Of said geW. tilat an ~
sons and corporations Interested may altebd a"'
De heard II they think tit
Attest H. Il. SAUSDERa. CieIA'
true copy OF the petition and order thsrfoSs
Attest HI. b. SAISDERs, tSe4A
3N3o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

Postmaster Manley took possession Of
the Augusta postoffice Wednesday night.
Mr.. Walter ID. Stinson has been appointed
assistant postmaster; L. B. Hill, chief
clerk and cashier; Charles 4. Sturtevant.
money order clerk and Captain E. F.
Wyman. registry clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

.Hi i4- occasion of the Presidents
,A Maine he viii be met al the bound
aue in kjttery by Gov. Burleigh- The
fuur has detailed the following MEM
cf bis staff to accompany him: Adju-
Ell General Henry NJ Sprague, General
tn Harper Colonel F. E. Boothby,
Colonel @. A. Philorook, and Colonel
E.ank D. Pullen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

Pe--anl lirsni>sr says Sul.i-
FL. ul 9oalds5oro are the twin towns Of
--a They were born on February Is,
! heir centennial il already several
.aa.~ past hut the citizens are just he
-Hs 30 wake up to the idea of a cele-
-t4 I. Is not too late yet The year
s- ass without some kind of a
the event
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

The Philadelphia cricketers began a
game at Southampton with the Gentlemen
of Hampshire.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

The President has decided to make no
speeches on his way to Bar HarbOr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the count,
OF Hancock
rpHE undersigned administrations Of the estate Of
valid" +. Low ci late of Buck sport la -ari
county, deceased respectfully represent that the
goods and chaltci- rights and credits Of said IL
ceased are not sufficient t. pay his lu-t debts and
charges 81 administration, by the sum OF tW hun
dred dollars. Wherefore your petitioners pray
your Honor TO grant them license sci AT rub
he OF private sale all the right e4ults "a hlCh the
said deceased hal IN aui H. the follow ug d,-rrib
Ell real estate situated In said Burk-pnrt and
bounded ~ follows Beginning on William Lane
n"rtheriy line on thu east side pf the county road
Thence east twenty four degrees -outh Of -ald
Lane : ilhe a. the land which was formerly OF
Nathaniel Ryder, thence nnrtherly hv said Ev
dera land to land Of sail Waldo T. Lowell theme
west twenty four degrees north by tn, rntintt
roaH thence southcry hy the county road to the
place of beginning, con aiming seven u res more
or les Also another parcel of hand IN sail
Buck~port on the westerly side Of saiti county road
ami On or near Hunts Brook, calle,i and % The
northeriy side Of said brook, being the premise.
winch were occupied by the late stephen Atwood
Al the time Of his deccase : a homestead ami be-
ing part Of lot No. forty two li2l in the first
range 81 luts in said Bucksport containing fifteen
acres more or Ie.. said described lots Ar MI
Ject 10 a mortgage TO waldo r. Lowell Jr, dated
June lst, 1857, for eleven hundred and eight 81.
100 dollars (iiGs 57l06j That said administrators
have received an offer Of one dollar for the same
which they consider adyant" geous, II being sub
ject to the widows dover Wherefore they pray
your Honor to grant them license as aforesaid and
convey OF the real estate 81 the deceased Eincl,
ing the rcverson OF the widows dover thprei,, ,
IL
TO satisfy said debts and charges OF aiiministra
ton.
WALDO +. LuwELL.JR
ALBEIT A. NICkERsOS AAhi r ).
BY .. r Felowst w.
July 10. 1853.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of Probate Jrl, To-.
A. D., lisa. '"i' i'rm'
opnh the foregoing petition, Ordered That said
AL
e esa's py causing a copy OF the vetitjon
20 ge published three weeks sucressiv.lr
IN Inc Ellsworth American, a nevrs,,a
r pn printed a or published In Ellsworth in aid
I Soahty, mat they may appear At eouTt OF pro
bate for said county TO be held Al Essor,b i ~,
III ~ aah aay Of Ang. next, at ten Of
10, 49,. IN tas forenoon, TO show cause, IL any
s~se, why the prayer of said petifioner
ssoasa not be granted
o. p CUNNINGHAM Judge
Attest .-CHAs. Z. DOER Regfsfer
a uue copy. attest ;-CHAs. r. DoRR' Reg3ster
3w3o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08

f1iiE subscriber hereby give puhll. notice tn an
L concerned that hc ha- been ,Ilv appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust u admin.
-tritpr OF the estate - iilar w BI3tsin late
~ sullivan In the county Of Hanrpck, decreased,
ny giving bond a. the Las directs br therefor.
request, All persons vi o ar- indebted to- It, said
deceased : estate u make !mmc. ilttt pa Irut and
those who have any ielua ud- thereon a. exhibit
the sane for settlement
ELISHA r. WHITAKER
sullivan, May sth l@es. 3W5l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
Black Dress Goods.

One case of Ladies ribbed Jersey Vests at l. cts halt
price - doz. Kid Gloves 80 regular Sloo goods
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-08-08
STATE OF MAINE

u r tINNINUHA Vt, .TUIlve
/. - Attest ;-CHAs. z. DORR, Register
a uue copy, attest -CHAs. r. DORR. Restster
3W30
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-01-08

Neatl, furnished rooms for 100 per,,
sons. Convenient 10 the Tailraad aou
business portion Of Carson CltS-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-02
A AIadman,s Awful worls.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April flames
g. Calhoun, a timer, prominent in
business, religious and social circles at
barton, Tenn, attempted to kill his
family and himself. He procured q
Ratchet and a bottle of muriatic acid
and zinc. He awakened his wife by
grabbing her by the throat and striking
her three blows about the head and
shoulders with the Ratchet. He then
struck his invalid daughter, cutting off
her ear. He started for his little boy,
who escaped. Taking a knife he cut
his throat and swallowed an ounce and
a half of the muriatic acid and zinc.
Calhoun and his wife will probably die.
The daughter will ove 1t is sup
posed that he had suddenly gone insane
over financial matters.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-02
A IamentabIe Accident.,

SCHUYLER, Neb., April Mrs. Fran
CHS Severyn was accidentally shot by
her husband here. Mr.. Severyn pro.
cured a shotgun from his n~eighbor with
the intention of going hunting. He
was informed upon inquiry of his
neighbor that the gun, which Is a muz-
~zle-loader, was empty. To be certain
he exploded a car upon each barrel. He
then returned home. and after entering
the house he exploded another, when to
his horror the gun vas discharged, the
contents entering his wife's lower
limb just above the knee, nearly sever
ing the limb. Amputation of the limb
was found necessary about midway be-
tween the knee and hip. She lies in a
critical condition, and her recovery is
very doubtful.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-02
A Dastardly Acr.

STILLw AFTER, Mimi, April IA mis-.
creant deliberately set fire to a load of
hay on Pine street, on which the owner,
Nicholas Lies. was riding into town.
The fellow ran away at the top of his
speed. Several boys who saw the act
the load, detached the horses from the
wagon and securing the assistance OF
men who CHANGED to be near tipped the
wagon over and pulled it away from the
burning mass. The horses, wagon and
harness We're saved, but the unlucky
owner was severely burned. The police
think they have a clue to the perpe-
TRAITOR.