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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
GAS EXPLOSION
Kills 0aa Hundred avd Ten
Men At Scaltsdlle, p.
Many lins,s' Families kit n Destitute
Circumstances.
4 Call for AID Issued to Hainsrs and
coksrs cftnss Rssien.


frrsnuRa. IA, Jan. IA special
from scettdaie, Pa. says; ny the explo.
sion OF dre damp in the Mammoth shan OF
the II. G. frtck Coke Co. today, eighty
miners were killed and rumher eerioasly
injured. The explosion occurred THE
morning shortly Asser and 10 supposed 70
be the result OF ignition oy . mtnsrs OIL
lamp. After. the damp, which folloWea
the explosion, sumocated nearly every WORK
man. A few realising the situation fell
to the ground, preventing The sas nom
striking them The persons not killed are
In ench critical condition that their deaths
are momentarily expected Up to sAis
writing hfty bodies have been recovered.
ell without signs OF hfs. The nre, whscn
broke out after the explosion, wAs soon ex'
stnguished by immsnse fans put In opera
tion. The gas has shaut all been driven
from the pit, and the work OF rescuine the
ensombed miners 10 commenced. The
Mammoth plant embraces SOB ovens. IL
10 one OF tue largest piAuts IN the coke NJ
gon and Ia hard of access. II 10 sisuated
near the United Works, where an expio-
sion recently destroyed the entire shaSs.
Tonight hundreds OF the miners are
h5cking to the scene OF the disaster, ouer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

DAsA's rs "GuA.AsrrnD~ TO cuxs |,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
SPARKS FROM MAINE wIaHs.

The Somerset Reporter announces that
Russell Post, G. A. R.. will present the
name of Gen. Isasc Dyer at the depart
msnt encampfnent as Portland next month
for department commxnder. This has been
determined upon but recently, and has but
recently been given publicity. Gen. Dyer
has been senior vice commander Of the
orter, slso 3 member Of the council Of ad-
minis.rx;ion, is we'll vefsed ia the work of
the order, ard, If elected. will make An &C.
ceptable and efficient commander" Gen.
Dyefs friends urge his c,cdiascy both on
bis Ane military record, and on the ground
that no Somerset soldier has ever beea de-
partment commander.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
WINraRoP NEWS.
A Pleasant Surprise Party-othsr
Matters OF Iaterest.
Special to the KxSxEBxc JOURNAL

Especial to the kESEEBEc JouRSAL.1
WINTHROP, Jan. 27.-The friends Of
Harry Z. Gale met and gave him . sur
prise party Monday evening. the occasion
being the anniversary of bis birthday. The
evening Was much enjoyed by all till late
hour.
Everett s. Shaw, pupil of the high
school is very low with congestion OF the
lungs. He has been sick only three days,
being at school on Friday.
Mr.. A. H. Bailey is on two weeks
business trip to the West, Duluth being his
chief stopping place.
Miss Puisifer of Auburn has organized
quite class in elocution. and hiss q good
number of private pupils. She is much
liked.
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Disasters at Sea.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 27.-The steamship
Dorchester arrived last night, and reports
Spoke at 10 A. NJ. Sunday the twomAsted
schooner Jennie e. Simmon of Philsdelphis
off Fenwick island liehtship. The captsir
reported that his vessel carried away heI
foreboom in gale Of that date. The boom
struck and instantly killed the mate, Jane,
Kelly of Boston. Captain Howes saw two
other schooners which had lost main BOOM
and sails, but required no assistance. He
reports that the gale was very severe, with
terrible sea. At 4 P. M. the 25th, he
ssw signal Of distress flying from the partly
dismantled schooner James 4. Clifford Of
and for New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

. bill Of . psivase natafe 20 far - Ne county
OF Washingtoa was concerned.
Tho bill provided for the salary Of the
sheri6 Of The county Of Warrington. That
salary vas 70 be paid BY the county and In
no way a4ecsed the State. II wAs . matter
which had been petisioaed for BY al the
large tax paysfs in the county. and vas
also recommended BY al the memhers
Of the bar and BY the county ccmmission-
ers Of Washineton, aud it had received the
unanimous endossemsnt Of the delegation.
For this reason he would like to have Il
passed as once, because the gentleman
interested vas here and wished the bill 10
become Law before he left for homo.
The motion Of Mr.. HaSris prevailed and
the bill VA given its three several readines
and passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Payson Of Portland. for the COM
mittee on the judiciary. to which was
referred bill. an act relating to the powers
Of the American Water Woshs and GuAran-
tee Company. reported that the same sash,
not to pass. Report accepted.
PASSED. TO BE EAanossKp.
The following bills were reported bv the
committee on bills 10 the third reading,
read the third time and passed to be
engrossed:
Bill, an act to amend section s. OF
chapter IS Of the Revised Statutes relating
to printed blanks for probate courts,
Bill, an act to provide in part for expcn-
ditures Of government.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris Of Eas.
Machias, Bill, An act extending the time
for the location aud construction Of the
Maine Shore Line Railroad Company.
tabled pending third reading. was taken
from the table. On motion Of Mr.. Harris,
House amendment "A" was then adopted.
As follows;
..Section 2. The location Of tho draw
bridge scross Taunton bay shall be deter
mined by the railroad commissioners Of the
State Of Maine. who shall nrst give y
public hearing upon the question Of said
location. to all persons interested, notice
Of which hearing shalt be published In
some PAPER printed in Hancock county, al
least ten days prior thereto"
The bill - amended WAS then given Its
third reading and passed to be epgrossed.
Mr.. Chsdbourne Of Btddeford moved 10
take from the table. Bill. an act to amend
the charter Of the Biddeford aud SAGE
Railroad Company, stating 10 explanation,
that few dsys ago this bill was tabled by
Mr.. Aver OF Oakland, pending Its second
residing. The gentleman was absent, but
hal said that upon investigation he found
no objection whatever to the passage o.
the bill.
The bill was then taken from the table,
given its second reading, and On motion OF
Mr.. Chadbourne the rules were suspended
the bill given its third reading and passed
to be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hill of Augusta.
Adjourned.
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VOICES OF TIE PRESS.
Mean Watfaro.
Fairfield Journal.

Certain individuals are endeavoring 10
kick up prejudice against Governor
Burleigh on the ground that he should not
have accepted remuneration for his work
on the State House Commission. 1t 10
needless to say perhaps that these
parties are the same ones who inaugnr-
ated and carried on . nasty news
paper warfare upon the Governor dur
ing the fall, and that their present attemp,
to continue it is simply in line With past ef-
forts to score points upon him for future
political purposes. That sort Of thing will
not 90 down, however. The people Of the
state know both the reason and the inspira-
ton of it. There is no reason in the world
why Governor Burleigh should not have
been paid for his services upon
the State House Commission 1t Was a
duty entirely outside of those prescribed
for his Office. He was under no obligation
whatever to perform that work. His
salary was in payment of entirely different
wcrk-work to which he has given as
conspicuous ard faithful attention as any
man who ever occupied the executive
chair. He wss not asked to go upon the
State House Commission with the idea that
the exscting and entirely extra duies thus
imposed upon him were to be performed
gra'uitously; that is an idea which has
recently had its birth in the brains of eer-
tain politicians of the Third Congressional
District. Governor Burieish gave to the
work of that Commission the same faithful
attention he has given 20 every trust which
the people have ever reposed in him. There
is nothing in his connection with the work
thst does uot redec. credit upon him.
Many governors Of Msire have made q
practice OF being at the capital chiefly upon
| the occasion of council meetings, devoting
! the remainder Of their time TO their regular
business pursuits. Governor Burleigh
| is One of the few executives which the
State has ever had who has devoted prsc-
ticsily sill his time to the duties Of his
ofhcs, ard who has always been acces-
sible to the people who have desired TO see
| him. He has made model chief exeeu-
tive, and this fact will not be lost eight of
| by the people. whatever may be the meth
DDS adopted by certain parties to msnafsct.
ure political capital at his expense.
4 n n.-us,>->,S - cr-.k>~. ~~A
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Both tns method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken. it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, snd acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleznses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the
only remedy of ,ts kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for ssie Ia 5Oc
and 81 bottles by ali leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not nave it or hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any srs who
wishes to ssy it. Dc act Eccsct any
substitute
CALIFORNIA rs sy4Ss co.
sIs ss.scsco. cat.
ss0'syiGts. ~. ss~ -ss. rr
aprid&wiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
Paper Mil Blown Up.

STERLING, Ills, Jan. 1.-THE Rock
Falls paper mill was blown up by an ex
plosion of .blesch'' at $50 this evening
The mill was demolished. Two men werS
taken from the ruins dead. Three or fovl
other workmen are supposed 10 be in The
ruins. The accident happened when tn,
day and night forces were changing places
1t 10 impossible to know who is missing
until daylight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28
Senator stanford on Federal Election
Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Senator Stewar,
this morning received = telegram from
Senator Stafford, filed in New York at 10
o'clock Yesterday morning. "On general
principles, am in favor of close rule, bu,
not in favor Of anything that would shut
out your proposed amendment to election
bills, providing it will apply only to elec
tions for congress. Without such an
amendment with my present views, should
be obliged to vote against the elections
bill. l am in favor of doing important
business-psssing apportionment bill, and
appropriation bills whenever we can. Show
this to Senator Aldrich. If necessary, pair
me accordingly"
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Another Strike unded.

ROCHESTER,, N. A.. Jan. 27.--Tbe lopr
and hotly contested strike of the employsr
Of the =. Cox Shoe Company, which ha,
been on since May 20, 1880. has come to ~
end. By the terms OF The settlement th'
company 10 to retain all the Don-uninn EN-
ployes in It's service, but agrees TO Civ,
ex strikers in filling all vacancies that ma,
nccuf.
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villas Elected United States Senator.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 27.--Both Houses
Of the Legislature today elected VIM. +
yilss TO .ucceed John y. Spooner ~ United
States senator by strict party vote. Tho
Republican members voted for Senator
Spooner. Iu the Sapaie the vote resulted
in is for Villas, ~ for Spooner. In the
Assembly, GO for Villas, 81 for Spooner.
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Dana sarsaparilla Co., Belfast, Ne.
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Bars Closed In portland-ArGestedf for
Forgery.

PORTLAND, Jan. 27.-At meeting Of the
hotel proprietors this afternoon, it was
voted to close the bars and raise the price
of board on regular and transient guests.
This action was taken on account OF the
vigorous enforcement of the liquor law Of
late.
Oscar F. Skillings Of Cape Elizabeth was
arrested this afternoon for forging the
name of Capt. William Sinnett to notes
amounting to several Thousand dollars.
Skil)ings is Sinnett's sonin-lsw. This case
is tie same one that was brough. to light
several months ago and the matter was sup
posed to be dropped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

The House went into committee of the
whole on the military academy bill. During
the general debate on the bill, Rogers OF
Arkansas referred to the recent Indian wal
as unprovoked and and indefensible
Flower of New York followed in the same
strain. Wheeler Of Alabama, in speaking
of the elections bill, said that its passage
would result in the p,ostration Of the pres
perity Just downing 10 the South.
Spinola was criticisiDg the force bill
when Bland interrupted with request "a
"yield," while he made motion to lay the
force bill on the table. SpisolA expressed
doubts about the force bill being quite
dead.
After further debate, the House ad.
iourned.
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Senator Moody Releases Republican
Caucus from its Allegiance.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-A special to the
Herald from Pierre. S. D., ssys: Senator
Moody last night released the Republican
caucus from further allegiance 10 him 10
view of the utter hopelessness of his case.
Today on the last joint ballot, Moody re-
cNived SO votes, Harden getting "a, Croz
II. Tripp "a. and the remainder were scat
tered among the ten candidates.
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Robert Ray Hamilton Reported &c
co Living.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The Times
tomorrow will, say: "Robert Ray Hamil.
ton is alive and living at Sydney, N. S. W.,
where he begun life over again under an
assumed name" This statement was made
yesterday to tho Times reporter by an in
innate friend Of Hamilton, and the truth Of
it is vouched for by several letters he had
received from the latter since his alleged
death.
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Read This, Ye SceptiCS!

GEo. W. BoULTER, of Belfast, Me,
for three years q member Of the city
government, and also member of Thos.
ii. Marshall Post, No. ~, &. a. r., is
well and favorably known as a thor
oughly reliable man He says under
date Of March 2i. 1890 -
- For some years have been afflicted
with DYsPepsla, Bi,oVsness VgscBiay
Rheamat's8t and LameHesS across Rid-
aegs. Added to all this, was, for two
years, daily attacked with a
deatlily sickness at pit Of stOm-
ach, followed by copions flow Of water
from my mouth; then I would vomt,
which would relieve me for the time, only
to be repeated the next day. commenced
taking DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, and
before | had taken one bottle the deathly
sickness tieparted and for over four
months have not had the slightest symp-
tom of q return Ny STOMACH FEELS As
WELL AS EVER IN NY LIFE. My BILIOUS
NESS Is ALL GosE, and my bowels are rcgu-
lar. My DYSPEPSIA IA THING OF THE
PAST, AND | CAN EAT ANY KIND OF FooD
AND DIGEST ir.
My wife has also taken DANA'S SAR-
SAPARiLLA for Biliousness and Neural
gia, and has been helped by it more than
by any other medicine she ever took
consider it a wondeytRi remedy"
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A Requirement OF Courtesy and
Fairfield Journal. !

The criticism which has been passed
upon the members of the State House
Commis.ion for attending ss . body
upon Mr.. Barker's funcral, seems to
US to be born OF very email mirds. So
far q, it has been applied to Governor
Bu,l.ish il Is more than ridiculous.
inasm9ch as sickness prevented him
from beirg present at the fureral. Il vss
perfectly right tha. the commission should
represent Maine a. he last sad rites Of one
of its most distinguished citizens who died
ia iss service. IL is perfectly proper that
the S:aie should p,y their expenses, car
fares, dinaers and carriage bire. Consider
ing the fact tha. s24 covered the
whole Of these expenses, it 10 . pretty
small mst.er 70 grosl about. The presence
of the Commission a. that funeral was
demanded by every requirement Of coufsess
and decency. and As they went there as -
official body to represent Maine. il is just
and night that the State should cheerfully
bear the small expense of the trip.
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Strike sstt.ed at New Bedioro, Mass

New BEFoRp. Mass, Jan. 27.-The
strike at the Wamsutta mills came to ar
end late this afternoon. Agent Kent had a
conference with the mill authorities, and
stated to the committee that he would take
the men back on the old schedule of work
ing hours. The spinners of No. l, 2 and
mill will remain out this week to allow
repairs to be made. No. 4, and 6 will be
started up tomorrow morning.
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Marine IntOllie0nce.

HALIFAX. N, S., Jan. 27.-Bark Crown
Jewel, which left Sydney. G. B., Nov. "a,
with coal for New York, has not beer
heard from since, and it is supposed she IL
manded by Capt. Ed Graffan and owned al
st. johns, N. II.
The Norwegian bark Iris, which left
Bathurst, N. b., for Bowling Sept. 20. hsI
been given up for lost. Underwriters paid
for her cargo.
Bark King Oscar IL, which left here fol
Liverpool, Dec. 1, lumber laden. has no,
yet reported. Grave fears are entertsined
Of her safety.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

TcnsDAr, January n.
Me. according 70 adj rurrmens.
Prayer By the chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Papers from the Senate dispo,ed Of il
The following petitions, bills and resolves
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A Bill to Incorporate . Pacific Cable
Company.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. Senator Mitchell
today introduced bill to Incorporate =
Pacific Cable Co., with capital OF % OO0.-
600. 10 operate n cable between San Fran
cisco, Hawaii, Samoa and japan. The
secretary Of the treasury 10 authorized IN
paw 10 the company an annual subsidy Of
s20o, 900 for IL years.
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wsIAs.

MORRILL,
The series Of entertainments In Rescu
Lodge Of Good Templafs have closed, tSe
boys count being 202 and the gifis' 1871.
The boys are feeliag hungry for the sup
per--We are sorry TO learn that one Of
cur townsmen, Elisha Bfosn, had the
misfortune TO saw The fingers Of his len
hand very badly while - work in . shop IN
Lawrence, Mass.-E. Ho6ses lost Q heese
last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

LONDON. Jan, 25,-Tbe Chester Courant
says that Gladstone will retire from the
Liberal leadership unless public events
take turn not at present anticipated.
Communications the past fortnight between
Gladstone ard his colleagues have revealed
dissensions which nothing but his With
drawal can possibly heal.
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suit for slaudsr ssttlsd.

BIDDgrosp, Jan. 27--In the Supreme
Court, Ssco. today, the suit Of Emma Pet
rim " Bhdeford Standard for slander wa.
settled. Plaintiff receiving s25, suit wa
for $1,000. Only one more civil suit OF
this terms docket.
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New YoRK. Jan. 27.--Fire In the hole
Of the steamer Rsvcnshaw at the Mediter
ranean stores. Brooklyn, this evening, dc
$50, ,0C0 dsmage. John Corey Of Caydi6
| Wales, owns the vessel, which was slight,
dams ped
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The United States Espate Approved
by the Nebraska Legislatuse.

LINCOLN, Eeb., Jan. 27.-Resolution,
were adopted in both branches of the Lesis.
lature, this morning, approving Of the
action of the United States Senate in re-
fusing to consider the force bill. Ali the
Independents With three exceptions voted
with the Democrats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-28

It's not The Tontine plan, or Erdowmsn.
plan, or Ten years' renewable plan. Ii's
not sdding your few dollsrs 70 the hundreds
Of nsilIions that the insurance companies
boast Of. It's better investment than aoy
of those. II il inve ting . few dolla,s in
that Standard Remedy, the .Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" cure for Consumption, in
lis early stages, ard all throst srd luna
troubles. j4n265&vfolrm.
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Dsath OF Prcmiaent Ellsworth Man.
Especial to the KENNEBEo JouRNAL.l

ELLLwoRTH, Jan. 27.-Roland Peck, q
prominent citizen of Ellsworth, 10 dead.
He died from "la grippe" in Wibraham,
Mass, where for the past few months he
has been professor in the school at that
place. He was q graduate of Bowdoin
College and for number of years one Of
the school committee Of this city. His
remains will be brought back to his native
place
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A Crack Bicycle Rider Distances His
Creditors.

EEwroRT, X. l.. Jan. &c WIN. Van
WAGNER. q crack bicycle rider, has left
the city owing bills for lumber and ylste
glass and = mortgage on bulldog recently
erected BY him for bicycle warehouse.
His creditors are auxiously looking for the
money with little prospect Of obtaining it.
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staiio IN Agsnss' Strike Ended.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-The Milwaukee 4
St. Paul station agent; strike has ended.
At meeting OF the strikers executive
committee to,sy the situation was thor
ouahly discussed and conclusion reached
to declare the strike of.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Weather Indications tor the Next a
Hours.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OIce of the Chief Signal Officer,
WARRINGTON, Jan. 2s, A. NJ.
For Maine, New Hampshire AID Yer
mont: Threatening; snow; noriher.y
winds; stationary temperature, except in
southern portion of Maine slightly warmer.
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Premium on New Stock to be Carried
Toto Treasury.

CoNcoRD, N. H., Jan. 27.-Representa.
tive Heath. (Msnchester) will offer en-
amendment t, the bill for increasing the
capital stock of the Boston and Maine and
Concord and Montreal railroads. requiring
by sale at auction the newly issued stock,
the premium received to be conveyed into
the treasury of each corporation.
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A Valuable Colt Lost
tn the Kxxxxsxo Iouxxa,

NoRRrpeEwocK. Jan. ga valuable
colt belonging to Clarence Mansor ran swsY
this forenoon and after running some dis
tancs fell in such manner as to break ia
neck. The colt vas vaiaed ct $3.50.
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Fire at woodsviIls. N. n.

WooDsvmLE, N. H., Jan. 27.--A Arr
this afternoon at Hsverhiil totally destroyel
the residence Of Hon. George w. Chap
man. Cause = defective chimney. Los
$1,000; fully covered by insurance.
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Da Grippe Prevailing In wsym ou,n,
Mass.

WEYMOUTH. Jan. 27.--Ls grippe IL pre-
vailing to = great extent in this town, q
number Of severe cates being reported.
Many persons who had the Ia grippe last
winter are sick again with the disease.