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MooNsHlNERs CAPTURED.
Two Illicit DistiIleries Eight Miles from
Hancock Destroyed.

Thursday evening, United States
Deputy Marshall s. F. Culbertson,
accompanied by Messrs G. M. Fish
err and Leo Feidt. of this city, and
Pittsburg marshall, went to the
scene OF illicit distillery operations.
The stills are situated about eight
miles moth of Hancock, in Fulton
County, in a wild, rugged, noun
famous section. The officers were
well armed, fearing they we're to
meet desperate men. When they
arrived at the first distillery, they
discovered one man and two women
within an adjoining cabin. The man
resisted arrest and fought the off
GERS, but they finally overcame him.
A large quantity of liquor was dis
covered, which was destroyed, along
with the stills, furnaces kettles,
buildings, etc., as provided by law.
A successful invasion was made on
the other distilery. near by.-Globe.
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9IIappico.

sENCiNDIyER-D AVIS On Nov. II,
1891. at the II 4. Parsonage by Rev. a.
NJ. Caekiey. Mr.. John l.. sencindiser to
Miss Matte Lou Davis, both Of this conn.,
ty.
81 MALLEY- FINNUCAN.--At st. JOS
eph's Catholic Church, on Sunday last.
BY Rev. Father McKeefry. Mr.. Edward
0Maliey. Of Wheeling TO Miss Catherine
Finnucan. OF this city.
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Creditors Notice.

To the Creditors of Samuel Gold decd
In pursuance of decree of the Cir.
cult Court Of the County of Berkeley
made in cause therein pending, to
subject the real estate of the said Sam i
Gold to the payment of bis debts, you
are required to present your claims
against the estate of the said Sam'l
Gold for adjudication to L. D. Ger
hardt, Commissioners, at his Office in the
said county on or before the Both day
of Nov. 1891.
Witness w. B. Colston, Clerk of the
said Court this 9Th day Of Oct. 1891.
10 II Ct. w. B. COLsTON, Clerk.
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Creditors Notice.
le Creditors Of Nicholas Scheppert

To the Creditors Of Nicholas Schoppert
decd.
Ip pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court of the county of Berkeley,
made in cause pending therein to
subject, the real estate of the said
Nicholas Schoppert deceased to the
payment of his debts, you are required
to present your claims against the es'
tate of the said Nicholas Schoppert. for
adjudication to l.. d. Gerhardt, Com
missioner at his office in the said coun
ty. on or before the 18th of Nov. 1891.
Witness W. B. Colston, Clerk of the
said Court this 10th day of Oct. 1891.
10 IL Ct. w. B. CoLsToN. Clerk.
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Two million five hundred thousand
people are starving in Russia and
bread riots are frequent. 1t is fear
full condition of affairs for such a
large, wealthy and powerful nation.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as the administra-
tor of B. f. Reynolds, deceased, all
persons having claims against said de-
cedent'sa estate are hereby notified to
present the same to me for settlement.
All persons owing said estate are here
by notified to make settlement of the
same. s. HI. MARTIN,
Admir- of B. F. Reynolds, deceased.
Nov. St.
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Notice TO Creditors.

To the Creditors of John FL. KEGS decd
In pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court of the County of Berkeley,
made 10 cause therein pending to sub.
ject the real estate Of the said John Il.
KEGS, decd, to the payment of his debts,
you are required to present your claims
against the estate of the said John H.
KEGS, for adjudication to l. D. Ger
hardt. Commissioner, at his office in
the said County, on or before the 18th
day of Nov. 1891.
Witness, w B. Colston, Clerk of tn
aid Court this 10thdayof October 1870
10 10 ct. w. B. COLsToN, Clerk.
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Gen. Roger a. Pryor, recently
elected ajudge ID Nov York city,
swears be expended 5000 dollars
for election purposes. Tea thousand
dollars for Tanmany corruption and
d judncl Comment II unnecessary
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PUBLIC SALE
HEAL ESTATE J

The following described property will
be offered at public sale on
Saturday. E. &. I2fh, 1891.
at 2 p. M, al Falling Waters, Berkeley
County. That certain lot which was
conveyed to the Board of Education of
Falling Waters District. by John L
Weaver by deed of June s. 1881 bound
ed as follows, beginning at a stake ] in
line of l.. fCunningham, thence with
his line N. $40 E. 1913 poles to stake
2, thence N. $40 W. 10 P, to stake 8.
on the east side of the road thence
along the same 5 go Il. is P. to the
beginning containing acre of land. and
having frame building erected there
on. Possess ION will be given April LIST,
1892
TERMS:-will be announced on day
of sale
By order of Board of Education of
Falling Waters District
F. M. DAVIS, Pres.
/. MORGAN CLARK. Sec'y.
Nov. 81 ids.
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REPORTER,

Let de band play, dere's musick
ia de hair. Use bound to G. P. HER
RINGS Great Premium Sale, to get
my dollars worth, an present in
de bargain.
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SATURDAY, NOV. 81, 1891.

The President has been ducking
and killed duck. What Chill(y)
TEN.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

By virtue of the authority vested in
them by a decree of the Circuit Court
of Berkeley Co., w. Va, entered 10 the
cause of Eva KEGS, vs. Sam1 b. KEGS,
ct al, the undersigned Special Commits.
sioDers will sell at public auction at the
front door of the Court House, Martins
burg, W. Va, on
Saturday. Nov. 14th, 1891,
at o. NJ. the two tracts of land of
which Jno. 81. KEGS died seized as fol-
lows
1st Beginning at stone corner to
Henry Coucbman, thence 26 w IS;
poles to stake corner to Pitzer, thence
N 6lt, W poles to a stake corner to
Couchman, thence N rs E 55 4-10 poles
to a stake corner to same. thence with
Couchman's line S 634 E So poles to the
beginning, containing 20t acres.
End Beginning at pile of stone in
NJ. PitKer's line 5Tz W 123 poles TO
hickory corner to PitZer, thence s 26 W
10 poles 10 pile of s. one in Miilpr's line
thence with said line N 40 Ell g. 0
poles TO the beginning containing 10
acres and 80 pnlSs Dwelling house and
eutbuiliings ID fair condition
Said two tracts adjolu zach other ard
lie at ha rel base OF North Mountain.
10 Gefardsfo~B District contain
31A. 2zs. ard 30P
and are The same tracts conveyed to
JEo KEGS by Sam'l RsBry and wifi. by
deed Feb IL 1855 and a more complete.
description of Which may be s~tn il,
Deed Book 81. y 1923 IN he Clerks affic.
of the Cnun y Court of Berkeley County
TERMS OF SALE One bird OF thu
purchas' money cash. the balance In 2
equal payments due in or years with
interest from date of sails The title to the
iproperty being retained until all the
purchase money shall have been paid.
j. NELSON WISNER Special
STUART ". WALKER (Comrs'
/ hereby certify that J. Nelson Wis
ner. one Of the Special Comm iss Oner 10
the above Cause has given bond condi-
tiOurd according 10 law.
W. B COLsToE, CLERK.
J. ". QUINN. AuctiOneer
Oct "a ids.
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Tuesday, Dec. 22nd, 1901,

p
House, in Martinsburg. Berkeley County,
w Va, the valuable and desir able prop
erty, viz:
THE ST. CLAIR HOTEL PROPERTY
on w. King Street. in the town OF Mar
tInsburg. w. va, fronting about 95 feet
on the said King Street and adjacent to the
Court House, togt ther with the Two Lots
connected with and adjoining the Hotel
Property fronting on College Street The
SAID Lots are about % feet front so feet
deep.
THE HOTEL is THREE STORIES above
ground and built of brick, and contains
sixty bedrooms, large dining-room, large
gentlemen's sittinG-room and office, par
lor and sample-rooms, three st re-rooms,
popular for business purposes, two base
ment-rooms, one of which is especially ar
ranged for bar; the house is lignte by
gas and electricity; water pipes to the Ho-
tel from the Water Works, stables, and
all appliances needed for q first-class Ho-
tel. 1t is one OF the largest and probably
the best arranged hotel property in the
state, the largest in the town, W .th nod
ern accommodations telegraph in office
and IS to-day doing q paying business. and
j. SOLD close up the interest or fhs
D0wney estate therein.
The under si-ned commissioners VIII of
fer first the undiv ded half interest owned
DN w. VI :. ifeWHesfs hrffss AID tthh tue
Whole together of said property. Asr IN
formation desired in regai TO sad prop
trfs. can be obtained BY communicating
with either Of the Undersigned special
comm 5ssioners ut 3Iartinsharg. W. Va.
TERMS OF SAIE:-One-tfiifd cash aud
the residue in two equal annual pay
rferts Il it'll interest from the day Of sale.
taking the bonds or notes Of the purchaser
for the deferred pay ments, and withhold
the propert, until the purchase money
shall all bs paid
NJ T. INGLEs, sa;a,
j. NELSON WIsNER. $3.50
e BoYD FAULKNER '' =
/ hereby certify tlsat f. Bod Faulkner,
enc OF thf specisi commissioners TOR th~
sHle If he ai.nv, described roperiy. ha
vs.n bond WITH approved -ecarity- con
ditioned according to law
w b. CoLsToN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Berkeley Co
Nov. q If.
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SPECIAL CoMMIssIoNERs'sALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN MARTINsBURG, W. VA.


Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Berkeley County. W. Va, en-
tered at its Sep ember term, 1891, in the
chancery cause of W. W. DOwuey's
admir- VS.. Frank l.. Downey ct al, the
undersigned, special commissioners, will
sell at public auction, at the front door
OF the court house of said county, at
O'Clock, p. M, on
Tuesday. December 10, 1891,
the property in the bill and proceedings
in said cause mentioned, and known
as the
planning MILL PROPERTY
upon the terms of one third cash. and
the residue in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest from day of sale.
taking the bonds or notes of the pur-
chaser for the deferred payments, and
withholding the title to the property
sold until all the purchase money shall
be paid.
The property consists of more than
an ACRE OF GROUND, a small and
very Large Building with Boiler.
Engine, Machinery, ETC.. a siding from
the b. & o. r. r which extends en-
tirely across the property and through
the large building; large platform
scales, ETC., ETC.; is situated on Tusca
ToIa Creek, at EXCHANGE Place." near
the b. q o. Freight Depot and between
it and the G. V. r. r. Freight Depot,
and is the best site fol manufacturing
in The city of Martinsburg..
Further information will be given on
application to either of the undersigned.
or to the tenants Swope & Frazer, at
the elevator, ON the premises.
W. FL. III FLICK,
e. B. FAULKNER,
J. NELSON WISNER,
Special Commissioners.
l hereby certify that w. Fl. II Flick,
one of the Special Commissioners in the
above entitled cause, has executed bond,
as required by law.
W. B CoLsToN, Clerk.
Eov 2lqI-4t.
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SIX HEAD OF CATTLE,
8 COWS, one of which is fresh, steers;
25 HEAD OF EWES. ONE SOUTH
DOWN BUCK;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS;

FAAeM1NU 1M II LEM EN- IS
l good mower, l Greencas'le drill, ]
horse-rake. harrows, one a spring
tooth, one an A and one squa e; l wheat
fan, 2 wagons, one four-horse and the
other two-horse; buggy, set grain
ladders. Oliver chilled plows 6 double
shovel Malta plows, 2 single shovel, !
cutting box, 2 sets front gears, sets
breechings, 8 sets plow gears, collars.
brides, halters, ETC.. log breast and but
chains, double and single trees, wagon
saddle. wagon line, and many other
articles not here mentioned.
TERMS:-A credit of ten months
will be given on all sums of $40 and
over; under that amount the cash will
be required. Persons buying the
amount of $40 or over, will be required
to give their bond with approved securi-
ty, negotiable and payable at either of
the banks of Martinsburg. with interest
from date, but if paid when due, the in
terest will be RENTED. No property to
be removed until terms are complied
with. ROBERT LAMON.
j V. QUINN, Auctioneer.
Nov. q ids.
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The following Fiduciary account is
before me the undersigned Commission
er of accounts for settlement.
Mrs. M. e. Grim, Admin istratrix OF
Aaron Grim deceased.
II 81 2t. L.. Dew GERHARDT.
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LAND FOR SALE /!

have for sale about
90 Acres
of splendid farming land about one mile
west of city.
Also about
80 Acres
north of, and adjoining city
TERMs,-One-third cash, balance in one
and two years with interest. secured by
him on property.
Both are splendid for trucking and
money making. Call on or address
j. NELSON WlSNER,
Attorney for Owners,
1O-24-tf. Martinsburg, West Va.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned having rented his
farm and intending to discontinue farm.
ing, will sell on his farm, one half mile
south of Bunker Hill, on the w inches
ter Pike, on
Thursday. Dee. 3rd. 1891.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. M, all his
stock and farming utensils, to wit:
IA HEAD HORSES AND COLTS,
7of them good work horses; 2 mares
with foal, good driving mares, several
are good plow and wagon leaders. 7
colts; one year old next spring. 2 two
years old, and three years old, all good
stock;
SIX HEAD OF CATTLE.
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HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Very Valuable and the best of Locations
and erected especially for Hotel purposes.
special commissioners Sale OF Valuable
HOWN PROP ERTV
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Sale Of ReoI Estate for Taxes.

following
land County Of Berkeley, which delinquent for the
the 1889 $780, will offered for SALE by
Sheriff. public front of the Courthouse
Of the a
ternoon
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 489f.
will be sold
satisfy thereon,
forth in the following table
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MONDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1891.

Real Estate the County Berkeley, returned by Sheriff of
said delinquent for of State School County and
District Taxes due each for the 1889 and $780,
added the Auditor interest each and to such
Shers entiedd add commission of five cent
SALE equal each
lot viii be sufficient the Advertising and fee all
lowed BY law for each receipt.
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BY virtue of adecree Of the Circuit Court
of Berkeley County. W Va, entered on
the 1st day of October, 1891, in the chan
Gerry cause there in pending in which W.
W. Downey's administrator is plaintiff,
and Frank l.. Downey aud others are de-
PENDANTS. The undersigned Special Com
missioners will offer at Public Sale, to the
hiuhnst hiddar ON
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S.: e II "A W

We wish to buy
LOCO Tons.
of
GOOD, BRIGHT: DRY,
Wheat Straw.
Address, WOODBINE PAPER Co.,
10 81 3m. Baltimore, Md.
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IVORY
S()AP
oo;asss Pure.
THE BEST FOR EVERY PURPOSE.
May IS 1891, year.
FIDUCIARY NOTICE.
THE BEST FOR EVERY PURPOSE.

May IS 1891. / year.
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TIlt 8naepenaent,

.. n. WIsNER. Editor and Proprietor.
North Queen ST., martinsburg, W. Va
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the aforesaid tracts redeemed by the to
Sheriff before sale of the due theron
Given my hand this Sd day of November, 1884,
Nov74t G. H. MILLER, Sheriff of Berkeley County.
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FLAMING MILL PROPERTY

uCsWshys DCCCMWCE AOs AOOAs
the property in the bill and proceedings
in said cause mentioned, and known
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'DEATHOFDR CROSBY.
fhe Cleo Il lLa16 ild Hem.
lbA Carer.
ntta'y laly llrl BnDlsyss ella elar
but oat1tl.
0alsna b Rioatsd end 1ss 10 ao,eu
in Dotsea.

Nsw Yolk, March s9.-Ds, Hovasd
Ctosby died a. his home. lie Eass llsA
street. at T. ~ =. H.. today. He vas oosn
In New York city February ~, 1886. His
grandfather vas Ebsnsss Crosby, he s1P.
gson Of General washiogtcn's guards, ga
hie father was William Bsdlow Crosby, .
philanthrophist
DR. Crosby graduated as The Univ,rslly,
Nsw York. Ia 1874. He va called % ~
pfofessorship 10 Greek at Rutgsr's College
10 1859. which position he gave up Ia 1863
70 tfhs the passofship OF Fourth avsuus
pfsthyts'ian church, With which be wes
associated ~ the time Of hia dsata.
In 1872 he became chancellor Of ~
Univeisity Of the City Of New York and 4
the tine OF HE death vas member OF H.
council Of bic alma mater. He was choeen
moderator OF the general assembly ~ ths
Pfess, tefisn church In 1873. In 1877 hs
was delegate 10 the Arss Psesby sesian
general council In Eiinbureh. In 1877 b.
took leading part In establishins the 60
city for the Prevention Of Vice. He has
written number of scholarly thsolosicsl
works. His interest In public sRsiss vss
shown year since by the acuve part b.
took in the Peoples Aiunic,pal League, 5
movement shich aimed d the pufidcatien
Of l,cal politics
A short time before DR.. Cfoshy vss
ordained lac vas proposed % Q capdidase
tor C0ogress. but he refused 10 let his
name be used. Presidens Lincoln In 1861
offered him the ministPy Of Greece, and
this once he declined.
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CENeUan DUE LIFE CREW
For not kaunchipg the Life Boat ana
0oiog to the Diosatog.

NosFoLx, Va, March ga telegram
from the Rat,eras life saving station says
. Spanish s,esmsf from Galveston. Texas,
10 ashore I've miles south Of the station.
The vessel 10 lying easy close to the beach.
with the captain and crew on board and NO
present necessity for their leaving the chip.
The ensineer SAYS the chip 10 light and In
No immediate danger. There 10 strong
probability that both vessel and cargo VIII
be saved
Lieut.. Walker Of the United States Life
Saving Service arrived at the besch this
morning and 10 msAios rigid investigation
into the loss Of life In connection with the
wreck Of the bark Dictator Friday. Tho
disposition nov 10 to censuse the 0eatick
life saving crew for not attempting TO
launch life boss. IL IL shovn thss even .
smaller boat could mske the trip In safety,
The bsfk's diogy c,ming sshefs without cap.
sizing, bringing foar men. Two 81 hsse
men after ihey got s'hore wanted - lHks =
small bost and 90 bsck for their coussdes,
but we're not SLOWED to do %.
Ooly two bodies Of those lost on the
Dictator have 90 far been recovered. The
body Of the fret ma'e IL thought 70 BE-
Iashed 10 the wreck, snd the body Of the
es2iain.s wife 10 sup % sedDso be under the
wreck, - phs vas 90 is when the fnal cSssh
came. Lieut.. Fsiiing siii bvestigsts the
wreck Of the s Ps,hirly. The wTeckipg
barge reported Ia distrefs Of Kitty Ha II,
her crew being transferred to the pas,i,g
schooner Bundown.
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rhs oaisna Floats In Fairly Good Con
dition.

VInnYARD HAVEN, Mae March 20
The United States steamer GAlena vas
hoated Oh Gay Head al 10 A. M. today BY
steam tugs William 3. Slater. Confldsncs
and Elsi. The Galena arrived here In tow
at . p. NJ. and nov lies alongsids the
wharf at the head Of the hafbof. Tso
steam pumps we're put aboard the 0alens
Friday night, with the intention OF making
an effort to pump the water from the lower
hold, 10 enable the ammunition, etc to be
taken from the ship. when the pumps
were at work, II vas found that the ship
could be readily pumped cut, and Il vas
then decided 20 endeavor to fret her.
Everything movable was taken from the
ship by lighters, at high water Friday and
Saturday tugs hauled on her, moving her 3
little every attempt. This morning 8 fresh
wind occasioned considerable swell, csus-
Ing the ship TO rise ard fall 10 her bed and
enabling the tugs to hall her sflaat. The
0aleDs leaks only about one and half
inches an hour, which indicates there
10 no h0les In her bottom,
When ashore her hull was badly hosged
giving her the appearance Of being broksn
in two. bat since being Aosted che c'ms
back to nearly her proper pfopoPti me.
Lieut.. Commander Gee. NJ. Book, Who
has charge Of the ship, 10 awaiting osdsrs
from the navy department at Washington
and until they are received 1t cannot BE-
ssid what disposition will be made of the
ship. The work Of A ,ating the United
States tug Nina will commence at once.
She lies Ia the same position % when first
stranded but II Il thought che can he hoatcd
without much difficulty.
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Farm Busldinss Burned at Nosthp ,rt

Especial to the kENSEBEc JouRMAL.l
BELrAsr, March 29.-Fridsy nigh. thu
farm buildings Of Adoairam Grant Of North
port were burned, together with two valus.
BILE horses, two cows. seven sheep. some
soung cattle that were in the barn, and q
large amount Of hay. Most Of the house.
hold goods were saved. The cause Of the
fire vas defective chimney in the ell.
Loss $1,000; insurance $500.
Mr.. 4. II. Kelley Of the Bangor Indus
trial journal" is 10 town for few days.
Mr.. Sherman Sxifs. in behalf Of the
League Of American WheeImen 10 sparins
no pains to arrange for the Spring me esing
May 30th. to be held in Belfast. Come on
boys, Belfast will give you good time.
The Revenue Cutters. Dallas, Captain
Parker, and the Woodbury. were In the
haibor Saturday.
At the school meeting called Saturday
afternoon Elbridge d. Pitcher was elected
sgent. $1,000 was appropriated fer school
purposes.
II. NJ Bean of Camden. the we'll known
ship builder. is in Belfast.
Saturday night Mr.. Frank Emmons who
lives at the head Of the tide, was given q
surprise party by large plumber Of friends
A very pleasant eveLidg was passed.
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A Fire eoars at watsrvils.

LIZ |
WArERvILLE, March 29.--This forenoon
at about IL O'Clock, and just after the ser.
vices had commenced in the churches, the
steam whistles sounded in the Maine Ger.
trsl yard and the fire bells ruDg.
Some boys bad set fire t, the
dry stubble in the field between
The round house and the Colby Uni-
versity buildings. aud in an incredibly
short time it had made its way to and COM
muniesied with the Maine Central oil.
house, the interior Of which was quick
ly on fire. Streams of water from
the bydrants were poured in upon the
flames, which we're got under control after
quite fight. There were in the building
about Is barrels Of oil and 30 or 40 bales OF
waste. The latter was somewhat damaged,
but none Of the oil was lost.