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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
WHlPsAWiNG TAE aOoDLERs.
""'Suonai Developments In the Suits
Against Cook County.

"''S'onM Developments In the Suits
Against Cook County.
NHIC>Go, Ill.,, Nov. 2l.-A sensation
'% sprung i'll Judge Terhune's court
aNeo the suits of the Cook County
,oodrrs against the county were
% J There were six suits in all, the
FF%G0'I'iS bring William j. McGariglc,
1 1i9| ward ). Mcdonald, the old engineer
y y loe Cook County Hospital; ID. t.
wye a Co., Z. Bartholomew & Co., }.
~, NarPhy and Charles Sokup.
,,, Tefhuno sprang sur
, oy filing additional pleas and
=, ""ye of set-otf in each case.
i,g' SGaloits in each case are for $l0,-
WV, Inc claim is made that if the
,S, can recover for their services
Gm county Is entitled to recover back
i i,o, mem the money paid for their serv-
~,1, Rot knowing that they were en-
w. S.o' .a III an attempt to defraud it. The
s., seek to recover not only the
a ~%,I'S paid Mcdonald and McGarigle
,r '5j''I y INNo-S6, but also for the board
Eo"S 4I@lng Of themselves and taml-
SG o%S, winch they received at the county
5,P"al and at the county's expense
Nu''nS that period.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29

GERMANY GETTING WET.
Rivers Rising Beyond Their Banks and
the Country Flooded.


Floods have occurred in various parts
of Germany, being particularly severe
in the districts of Eisenach, Schmalkal-
den and Coburg. Dispatches from
Carlsbad report that the Goethe statue
has been swept away, and that the rivers
Eyer and Moldau show an alarming rise.
The Topl river is flooded. Four bridges
and all the shops at Alien and Neuen
Wiese have been carried away and the
gas and water pipes destroyed. The
Anna pit of the Bruex Mining Company
at Tschansch was flooded and collapsed.
Twenty miners lost their lives.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
Fatal Wreck in England.

LONDON, Nov. PA SPECIAL train on
the North British Railway ran off the
track to-day and rolled down
an embankment. The engineer
was instantly killed and the fire.
man lost both of his legs, which were
completely severed from his body. So
far as known none of the passengers
were seriously injured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29

-
RIOS, Of Philadelphia "S"e" 10
vaIl-Wrccked ny S'ooN D'"'ss
The Firm c""S" S IN ' tn tho nnttom|
wall street a,Ii,"rs, but Liabilities Very
Heavy.
Pa Nov. 2O.-The fall
PH''a'" ~. Rros & Co. has Just been
,oJ on the Stock Exchange. The
noo'''' e fbo failure on tho
ooJII'' 1,oro had the effect of
rA hN''' I ,,,rl,ot
arm is composed OF Abraham and
The III" n.ror At / O'Clock thew
'F'o" ;,.;,n donosits If their
7Ic0 ,,.u, and Chestnut streets
NcS ~ ,,I- tbo doors ,voro
at I.I' , '.,I,n.s ~ tho frr, va
''d' Inv ,.; 49,
90 to make any %
nb.cs Wharton b"rNoi 0'''''iis W al
,,iotcd Press reporter that the firm
90 statement to make whatever.
~,o uspension was not much of q
.,se to the well informed, as the
a. hos been moor for the mast
r0 Wv,
m0"'"'' r-,,:.; -, :,
It IS saId '''"' ,''o ''"'''''''1 WA w
ont 100000, but the creditors are
numerous,
r,, firm is said to have an interest in
,orl,ot and failed beca,se IF
ID ''' ,.,., ..I;u o,,+sa o
cir lnaolH'! " '0A'i"o oA "'''o 'o
,rips.
r,oro il no probability that any state
''' 4L;o oco, Tho
rnt VIII DC ''''u' ''''' "''o' i'oon' no
spcnson is said to have been brought
bmt by the shrinkage in value of Sc
.Sos and bv the bank calling in their
''' u,,.,n ho orro,roanoon+ Of
aus. y" "r'' '''' ''lo''"N y, ii'0n. -
he suspension was hlAoe 'ne STOCK
the Finance Company, OF Pennsyl-
,na of which Wharton Barker is
,sjont foil from 96 to 66. but it
''1,. .;,,,;,.,l,, sto+od +bo+ tho COM
a''"o'''"''''. y. ''','oN '-','' VAN ~
ooy Is IN Po7'''oh W pay every uoilar
5w owe. The firm OF Barker Bros.
as been established for fifty three
n,s When the news of the suspen-
L,,o,,o ,,ororoIIv known y, tho
4 VII U. ,,o,,,, hanl,nrs ond othors c,1lod
,'' ''"' ~ .O.-..I,.
BM IehdeFeu '"o'il Ileil ey i'lp"'hies'
The firm has OF late been doing very
Z nN business through the Stock EX-
nnco An ASSIGNMENT has been made
/ Edward AJrIIcr, who is the son-in-law
Wharton Barker.
Abraham Barker. the venerable
|mdcrof the bank, is father of Whar-
m Barker the other member of the
m He seems overwhelmed bv the
|gasropho which has beEallen the firm.
HES one of the best known tinanciers
|nbo country. and was formerly presi-
|ortm tbo Siorl, Evcbonoe
Wharton Barker said this afternoon:
The ASSIGNMENT is unavoidable. We
|nnpd 10 bo able to avert if but il was
|mossibIc ProDlc who owed usmonov
E,imon whom we depeTded did not
nYns. We cxpccted thar they would
b0. but they jailed to meet their en-
s,rmcnts and now we have failed to
rcpt onrs Thot is o1l that can he said
rv. OF course the condition of the
money market has murh to do with the
nrbp qhn sion WINS necessary for
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
STOOD A SIX DAYS RUN.
The Citizens Bank of New York Outrides
the Panic.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.--The run on the
Citizens Savings Bank here, which last
ed six days, is practically over. The
services of the police are no longer nec-
essary, and this morning there were on
Iy about fifty depositors who called for
their money Some of the first depos-
TORS who drew out their money, the
amounts of which were very small,
wanted to re-deposit, but the bank Off
cials declined to have anything more TO
do with them on the ground that they
were among those who inaugurated the
trrrh1a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
He Accepts the Grown.

LuxEMBURG, Nov. 25.-The official ac-
ceptance by the Duke of Nassau of the
crown of Luxembourg has been pub
lished. In his acceptance the Duke
prays that God will bless his reign over
the country
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
Heavy Haul by Burglars.

PocATEILo, Idaho, Nov. 24.-The post
Office here was entered Saturday night
by burglars, the safe blown open aud
$500 in money, $40O in stamps and $40
in registered packages taken
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
TRUE BILLS AGAINST DAGOEs.

dicted by the Grand Jury.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 2l.-The
grand jury late last night reported find
ing true bills against the seventeen men
under arrest charged with the murder
of Chief of Police David c. Hennessy,
October 10, for murder and accessory
thereto. 1t is expected the trial Will be
fixed ut an early date
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29
IN The VICINITY OF ZERO.
""'y of the Hudson Getting u Touch
of Winter.

"A 3 Kingston, N. Y, dispatch of the
Will, says: Winter weather now pre-
Shows r ~S.2Ing the upper Hudson valley.
d3y ,L Lel throughout the night, and to-
byon ,uS Ground is covered. At points
tnv1 sSnout the Catskills the snow. Is
gsrn NJ I'VE to four inches deep. Ice has
hs1 leu on interior ponds, and skating
Fnt osgun' 1t is generally believed that
1,lt NNs set IN in earnest, and nav1ga-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29

If philadelphia, Pushed to
rEe' wrecked by Stock Dealings
the ,,,ru Caught in the whirlpool of
the ot and Sent to tho BOTTOM
NaIl ,titors, but Liabilities Very
Heavy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-29

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25

Counterfeit two doia- silver certificates,
is.ue of 1888, are numerous in Indarap lis
A d..aohmen, of troops will leave Camp
Mprrit, Kan to remove a colory of some
200 sooner. Who have located ia the Che
rokee cuuotry.
Near Manchester, Ky. Tuesday, q Is
wear old Roy named Wood shot afd hillet
L ,hsr, Gregory Gr,gory three month,
ag killed the boys father.
Three bro'hers named Lille have con-
feesed TO have placed ob-,tuesions on the
rack which wrecked the Uaion Pacific
train at bonneville. Neb., la.t Sunday.
Itisr reported that Iudians in Pratt Coun-
tr on W bite River. s. D. have murdered
thee men Two hundred ard forty -four
of Sitting Bulls l. dsns have surrendered
at Forts Yates and Bennett.
Henry Donnelley. who for some time
has been .epsrated from his wife, called
upon her Wednesday morning at 10 CO.
lumoi Place, Brooklyn. and begged her
to again return aud hive With him. On her
refusing, he stabbed her three times in the
beast with knife, killing her almost in
.tantly. He was arrested.
Change 10 the Characteristic Of the fog
bell at Smiths Point light ssiop, Chess
peske bay. Notice is b reby given that
the char scferi-tic of the fog bell At Smith s
Point light station, mou'h Ct Potomac
r,ver, west eide of Chesapeake bay, Wiz
ginis, has been chsnged from = double
every 10 seconds to . siagle blow every
l5 seconds.
The ship Bepj F. Packard, Capt Zack
Allen o. Ricbmond, Me. has chartered a
San Fr.nciseo for Cork Havre or Antwerp,
at 37., Cd. Ship W. F babcock came
voyage at 36s, Cd. Schr. Conecuh,
of Ricbmoud. Me-. Harris, from
s. dney, C. B.. for New YorF. with
cargo of coal, which put inso Sci.
bourne, n. s. Nov. Is. isakine badly snd
with head gear gone, was recaulssd and
fiji ed With new borsprit at tsat pace. She
proceeded or her voyage Dec 8, sincs
which time she has not been heard from.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25
OLE0MARGARINE
Law IN Pennsylvania Declared
to be Unconstitutional.
Boston hremen Callsd Out rVics-- --AeX
England Organ Co.
Burned Out-Two Firemsn IC jursd
During the Fight.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 24.-Judge Reed
today declared the oleomargarine La in
this SAfe unconstitutional. The opinion
delivered in the case Of the Commonwealth
against George Psul. ia which case, by
-greemen nj of the counsel. a special verdict
was fourd by the jafy. The judge said .
special verdict OF the jury thowed that
Psul had rec,ivsd oleoms-gsr!ue from
Arm in Chicsso Oleomsrsarine vas sold in
arlansl package, 10 rounds snl upwards
A, time Of sale the sinsl package VAS
still the properly Of the Chicsgo men, and
the Judge d, cisrss that they have the tight
to sell il tie original package, goods i'm.
ported from another State If the latter il
merchsn;able aud legitimate aud subject
to trade ard commerce is guaranteed by
the United States; though it Gao be rsgu
lated. but cannot be prohibited by the
Safe. Tie United States has the para
mount right TO declare what goods
are merchsntable, and what rsgula
tion. Of tn, ir sale are reasonable.
By its set the Congress Of the Uni ed
States declared thar oleoms'Ra,ine was
merchan'ahle and hss regulated its ssJs.
The Get o' he assembly in Penbsy ivanaa.
May 2t, 1885. does not requisite, but pro-
bits the sale of oleomargarine. there fore,
such an act csnnol apply to the so ds de-
ser b, d in the sps cisl verdict and The De.
frndaut is not guilty as il now stands.
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More Koch lymph Arrives

New York, Dec 2& There have ar
rived on the amer spree. from B'em n
DIR Earue.t Jopiy. DR.. ard Mrs Join
Abel, D.. and Mrs II w. Lorgyear. DIR
snd Mrs A P.nnsfsi, Dir. j. e. Reeve.
Dr.. Ruch. DR.. X Wye. DIR. 4. L Sherer
of Baltimore DE-. and Mrs. e J wisherd.
DR. + Warner, Prof. and Mrs X. d.
Sra.icki and Dr. Max Hinborn.
A number o: the dcciors were from
Berlin, ~hi,her they wen. to stuty DR..
Rocks lymph and its practical resnlrs.
Drs Sherer. Reeve and Einhorn brought
some of the lymph with them. DR.. Sbsrer,
Who is connected with the Baltimore Gy
Ho-ritsl, ,aid he believed the lymph 70 be
a cure for lupns, but as to its eGectiveness
IN phthisis he could no, cay, as sufiicien,
time has OF elapsed to fully test /; in any
case.
DR. Eiphorn brought several vial. Of
lymph, enough for about seven thousand
irocuis,ions. II 10 intended for the Ger
man Ho.piiai. the Mont lire Hnme, 81.
Marks Hes,it.l, ard for DR.. G F Shrsdy,
who will u.e it a, ST Ffsreis' Hosptal.
The doctors experienced g-e., d ficulty in
Obtaining the lymph. DR. Eiahorn 10 con-
ueltsd with the Monte aore Home. where
the supply ct lymph 10 about exhausted
Dr. kim ieutt CT 81. Luke's Hospital will
slso reeei7e new su,p.y through Dr.. Fin.
horn.
DR. Jthn Linsley, who vent to Berlin
some few weeks ago ard returned wiz q
small quantity OF the lymph on the Maj
tic IN Thursdsy last. addressed = fair sized
audience on the sutjsot Of tn rev discav-
cry last nisbt. The occasion vas the reg.
ar monthly meeting Of The MEDICAL Soci
ely of the County OF New York 8; tns
Society, heaaqusrters, No. II West Forty
third street.
Durioa his two weeks stay ahrosd DR.
Lin.!ey aresd. Professor Koeh's clinic
AZ d hi, address last night wss a review oil
the treatment Of ,us useroulosis as observec
by Rim. DR. Linsley expressed great con
6dsnce in Ibe nes remedy ard told ht
b. a.ers that ie thoroughly teiieved Ia il
efficacy as cure for lupus asd bone dis
eases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25
NATIONS CAPITAL.
Pres. Harrison Ystoes The Bar
Harbor Building Bill.
No Business BY The House ard Little By
the Senate.
Maine Pen psious-Worid's Fair VIII
Open May Let, 1893

WASHINGTON, Dec. % A message from
the Presi&est VAS received by ihe Srn-te
and rad returning With ut his sppTovsl
the bill appropriatirg SIS 900 for patlc
building at Bar Hsrbor, Me on the ground
that the public need. at this place oid Dot
jus ifs such an expenditure. In vetolng
the bill for the erection of the pubic
building a. Bar Hsrbor the President ssss
"Onis one public ofice, the p>st .tiice i,
10 be sceon modsted, II sppet rs from the
report Of the postmaster general thst rent
pad By the Uni'ed States for room con-
tanning s75 square feet of floor space in
1885 wss $500 aad ne fxp ,irure for tus !
a d liz ht, $50 One clerk was employ ed
in the post tffiee ard no carriers. The
aross postal rsceips for that year were
$1,000. Bar Harbor is almost wholly a
summer resort. The population of ihe
town Of Eden, Of which Bar Hsrbor form.
a part as IT, ken by the census enume,aiors
was less than 200O During one quarter OF
the year ttis popnia'ion is larsel, increased
b. summer residents AVID visitors,
but for the ether three quarters it l.
not much above the census enumeration
The p stai receipts for 1890 by qnsrters,
show that for more than half the year the
~, ss receipts of the possoffice are stoni
SO per day. The sslsrs OF the jsnitor fol
TIE new bu lding would he more than twice
the cost to the Government Tor rent fuel
and irh's. cannot believe that upon re
ccn-idsrafion Congress would approve the
contrmpls'ed exp-nd ture. Referred TO
the committee on public bui dinss ard
grounds / he Senate a. ~ i5 adj lurned
til saturday at noon. with The underssnd-
ing that the Wee President thsll declare
the Senate adjourned til Monday at noon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25

NEW YORK. Dee. a4.-There are sstis-
factory reports from Rio de Janeiro about
the condi ion of the 100,0fo Italian. Po-
lish. German AMI Hebre< Immigrants WHO
have settled in Brazil within the pas. tso
or three years. Tsey are exesediDely we'll
treated By the sufhcri les and the new re-
public and bv the nsiise ei,izsn Of ioeali-
ties in which they may be PLEASED TO take
up their abode. Those Of them Who de-
sire land have TO fical,y in procuring
il, AID tho.e who seek emtloy-
ment in the mines or in uadss
or at urskiiled labor do rot need to remsin
idle. Such of the immigrants as have take a
up the rork OF euitivsti1g tie coil q ID that
they can raise mary kinds of fraits and
other natural products which they never
saw in Europe; that the fertility of the
soil supA.ses the reports they had heard Of
If, aud that the climate in many regions Of
ths republic is entirely sa,i.fsc ory 10 them.
They fBd also that free public schools have
be- established by the central ani pro-
vincial governments, and tha. g sy stem OF
III iverssi education will noon be adopted
So favorable are the accoun's that the
immigrants have sen. back TO the coua
tries from which they came that the Brazil
ian suthortits look for vsss increase Of
immigration diving the C ming yesr es-
peeia ly from Italy ard Pru.sisn Pcl.sd
he great iendbold-rs in the last-raned
country are alarmed BY ,bp fiaht of thou
sands Of Their lshofeIs 10 Brazil, but there
is no ike lih1cd 0f the success of their et-
forts to prevent it. Ialy can rpare several
millions of her people. v no are sure 10 iai-
proTe their copdition bq settlemen: in
Brazil. Furthermore, it is known that the
rich jew, Baron Hrsch. has offered 10
Transport half a mil ion Russian Jews TO
any par, Of the South American con,in nt,
and the probability is that Brazil will be
the country ehos. for them.
The Brszlli.n Government is doing sill
that it can DO und-r the circumstances to
encourage inm gra,ion tur it will DO much
more as soon us is affairs are in perfect
order, so that the funds needed for the work
can be Appropriated.
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Testing Ths New Thirty Feot Gups

AsBuRY PARK, Tee. 2I.-The Govern
ment 81 giueers stationed at the gun tes'in (
grnu d, st Sandy Hook. tested the new
thirty foot cast steel riff d qua Monday.
The gun has a tseive-inrh bore. The tests
were made under the direction of Li-u,.
Tsy ior, the engineer in charge Of the work s
at Sandy Hook. The gun vas first loads
with ore hundred rounds OF powder ard a
hollow she'll. The charge of powder was
grsdualiy increased un'i two hundred and
fifty pounds we're used at losd. The gun
stood the heavy ehsrges The reports were
heard nearly forty miles dosn the coast.
Private Adiey was terribly il jdr.d in the
head. He wss struck by heavy steel bar.
which WAS hurled from the gun carriage by
the recoil.
The gun was pointed Gu. to sea, and Cor
pornl McDonad was sent off shore in a
small boat 10 see how far il threw the big
shells The men in charge of the gun
were warned by signals TO stop
throwing shells into the sea, as several
vessels were approaching the mouth Of the
harbor. Corporal McDonsld SAYS the big
gun hurled the shells nearly fifteen milea,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-25

GPAaKs FROM MAINE WIRES.

Cal Yates bad hand badly crushed in
machinery at the Mechanic Fail. paper
mill Tuesdsy. He may lose bis hand.
An unknown burslsr fired two shot, st
officer Ksvauaush at Auburn. Friday night,
when discovered trying TO enter billiard
hall. He escaped.
The Bath Times says thss the snit of s.
B. Glszier VS. ]. d. Robinson flr ice fur
ui.hed on the lstter's order, has been set
tied by tho.e partie. for s4Il 90 without
trial. La.rabee Il Hogan, attorneys.
While crossing the railroad track at Rich
ro,d day or two ago Mr.. VIM Walker
of wool~ich m.t with we'll Biah fatal
mi.hsp. as his horse took fright and threw
him ort of his sleigh in The path Of an in
coming train from which be but narrosly
escaped.
Levi Matthews nf Lincolnvills was in
jared seriously Wednesday morning by
having load Of line casks upset ri'h MIN.
The roads are solid sheet of ice and his
sled sluei out of the road, throwipg b m OF
end up.etlns upon him. 1t is feared he IL
faially injured.
The town hall in Dexter was packed
Thur.dsy evenipg the oc easion being the
press utstion of gold lsntern to Conductor
Josiah L O<en Of the Maine Central. A.
the same tine s mammoth silver tankafd
was presented to Mrs. Oven. Both arti-
c!ss were presented BY subscription Of pat
rons of the lire Not for years has Dexter
eesn such sarong or such enthusiasm in
her tosn bail. A special irsin from Fox
eroft brought hundreds of prominsnt citi-
zen. Of tha; town and Dover The pres
entstion speech was made by T. II B.
Pierce, Esq of Dexter. snd was responded
10 in b4hslt o; Mr. Oxen By Col. ]. 3,
Peaks OF D,ver Conductor o ren Is ons
of the olde., enrl5ye. OF the Maine Cen.
irsI Company ard bss served in various
capacities sleng ;heir line for thirty-eigh;
ysxrs.
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BOSTON FIREMEN
Fight Severe zss-Nsw Epgiapc
Organ Co Burnsd Out.

BosroN, Dec. "a Two fires were dis
covered at sbou, the same time tonight in
,he Albany sreet ois,rict, consider, d by
firemen the most dangerous in the city,
.ni occasioned six slsrms III quick suc-
cesession about 8 O'Clock. The frst
was In large five story brick
block on the corner of Albany and
Bristol streets. owned by the Joseph +
Paul estate, known as the Bristol block"
and occupied by JOSEPH + Paufs Sons and
many other concerI s, s!l engaged in ysri-
Gus kinds Of wook manufacturing. The
bull ling has a frontsg. Of about 800 fee,
and is soms rs feet in depth. The fire was
principally i'll the northern end OF the
building and Wa. subdued only BY heroic
work One section Of the five into which
the bulldog is divifed. was visited b, the
flames, ard the losses are roughly ssi.
mated: Paul heirs. on building, $4,000,
insurance $50 600; Joseph Psul's Sons,
lumber and p'.ning mills. $4,000; Guild
Piano Co $1,000: Cole and Woodbury.,
orgsn., Sll 900; W. 7. Rose, wood worker.
81 600; J +. Mahnnv, wood worker, $500.
All were partially injured. The fire caught
from dry ing kiins in he basement, owned
BY the Pauls
The second fir. wa, in building at ca
to so Wsrehsm street, occupied by the
New Eagland organ Company, This s!uct-
u-e WIS Of brick, five stories in h ight and
l5o1G0 feet. 1t was en- irelv burned. only
,msli portion Of the walls remsiring.
The firm bad sbout 5000, coo wori h OF stock
in various s'ae,s of msnufac'nre, which
was all ruined. Building occupied by the
Nr~ England O'ssn Co, owned by hn J.
McNnt, loss. S25, ,O00; Insured. 1928, COO
TIE organ comps y employs abou. 100
hands. II is thnugtt th' ir loss viii not
resch higher thau Sl25 600; insursn &C
about S4s 900. Two third. of the
alarms rung in for these fires called
III apparatus from all ou'leying
sections of the ci y, aad at II two alarms
anne from Chsrlsstown aud he department
found its,lf badly crippled In this e,uer-
gency call was made upon neighboring
cities for assistance. which WAS prompt,
furnished by Cambridge, SomerY;lie anh
Wal ham. The Chsrlestown fire was in
the mes. and sausage mandatory of Fur
bush & Co on Rutherford sverue. Loss
on the building ard stock, about $50 o (;
insured for $4,000
During this FIRE Lieut. Henry Hart. of
Chemical Engine No 8 wss badly bruised
about the body by falling debris and
Hossman Cobb. of erRire NJ. 8, suffered
fracture Of the leg by being knocked
from ls6dr
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CHARGES DISPROYEN.
HunntYelIs Point Life SaIiDS
CrsV Free Of Blame.
4 AaIroE Escape Prom Instant Death
From 4 Locomotive.
Winthrop Items-Wsddtog Bells at
Woclwich-Othsr Maize News.

BATH. Dec. 24.-The Bath Times has
the .cl.o~ing tonight regarding the charges
syains' the HaunewelIs Beach Life Saving
Crew:
am authorized by the Supt- Of the Life
Saving Service Of ibis District tie say that
the charges of neglect Of duty on the part
of The crew at Hunneveirs Beach Ststion At
the time OF the loss of the schooner GoHdo-
Ia on Segun Lodges have h en- mos, thor
oushiy invesrga'ed by an officer from the
Department at Washington, selected be-
cause be would chow no favoIirism or par
tiaiity and be reports that "ths evidence
j. mos, strongly conclusive fr IN p lots ard
others who are acquainted with the locality
that the Life Saving Crew did all that NOR
tai man could do, and that owing TO the
awful sea on the ebb tide, no man or men
living could have rescued the man on The
vessel, ard his report TO the Deps,tme Mt
will completely exnnerate the Life Saving
Crew. J. W WAKEFIELD,
Collector OF Customs