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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-14

DoBERT q. wESTERMAN, HEAVY FoRG-
h ing and general niacksmithinx. machine ship,
steamboat and building work: al kinds of logging
aud mill tools manufactured West street; north
of Yesier avenue p. o. Box ILL., Seattle, Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-14

CtIRCASSIAN HAIR PARLORS - HAIR
~ goods manufactured: wigs. bangs. waves, curis
and switches; dressing, shampoong, bleaching and
dyeing Rengstorf block. 7O9 Second street
AIDES HAIR DHESSING AND MANICURE
IL parlors childrea's hair q speciality. Rooms
Holmes
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A NOTORIOUS DnsPnaADo
Nearly Hscspss Ffom Woodstook, Vt
JAii by Saw ips ths Window Bars.

WOODSTOCK, VT, May 10 Robert
Fitson, who il notorious throughout New
England ard Esstern New York. for daring
exploits in defiance Of the law and courts,
added new sensation to the long list stand
ing to bis credit. On April 8, be was con-
fined in jail here by order OF Judge john
W. Rowell, for content Of court.
About ten days ago, Fi..on arranged an
exchange of cells with another prisoner,
securing the outside cell in which there was
wirdow about 2x3 feet square, secured by
double bars Of great strength. Friday
afternoon Deputy Sheriff W. o. Taylor
ne,iced from The outside that curtain hsd
been put up inside this window. Suspect
ing something wrong he made 3 careful
{, ,x.mioation. in the early evening, and
found that Fitton had sawed of the bars
aud had taken out section Of the inner
grating, making an opening 9xl7 inches.
He had also cut fle cutter gratieg 90 that
Is minutes mere work wonld have given
him liberty.
In Fii,ons cell Deputy Taylor found a
saw for cus.ing iron in prime order. Fi.ton
denied any knsleege Of the cut bars or the
saw or how it came in the cell. Since the
night Of the discovery he has been locked in
q dungeon at light Saturday, Fitton was
arrsisDed on the charge of attempting 10
break jail aud sheld in $500. A wit for
perjury will be served on Futon at the first
opportunity. The Supreme Court Of the
United States recently denied his appeal on
habeas corpus from the decision Ct Judge
Wheeler Of the District Court.
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AFTER THE IfArA.
Cruisers CharIsstowp. Baltimore ana
eaa Francisco All Put to Sea.

WAsHISGroN, May 10.-The navy de.
psrtment has sent the Charlestcn, the Bal
timore and the San francisco In sea Ii
quest Of the Gillian vessel Ita;a.
The Charleston 10 understood to have
left San Francisco yesterday afternoon,
and the other vessels, nov st Chilian ports
have slso started out 70 intercept ihe
Chiiian should she elude the Charleston.
The commanding officers of these ysssels
have been ins -ucsed to biiog in the fiats.
They have tesn directed to use discretion
aid judgment. however, in the seizure, and
to mske no attempt II it shall be evident
that the Unit,d Ststes vessels will be de-
fested.
This warning a'ises from the possibility
Of the I.a.s beirg Joined bv battle ship
Of the Insurgents. ,Shoald ,hs Charleston
find the Itata, no hos.sle ae.on is ABtici-
psted; but il the Chilian vessel reaches the
southern Pacific. where the beliigereuts are
likely TO give her protection, there might
be occasion for forcible action.
To guard against purposecss dsstruc
tion of the American vessels and the death
OF officers and men, the department leaves
the commanding officers Of the various yes
sells At their own discretion.
With three vessels at ees, and fourth
the Mohicsn. under orders st Mare leland
Cal, to proceed to sea, the naval authofi
lies will attempt to take tie runaway
Cbilisn.
There 10 reason to believe that there IL
some hope entertained by government off,
speed for Chilli. In the f,st place, it does
not appear that .he bas received the arms
carried by the schooner Robert and Minnie
and, in the second place. the dispstches
stated that che started northward, which il
certainly not the route from California t.
Chill,
There is strong suspicion that she II
lnrhinR somewhere In the nsighborhood o
San Diego, waiting an opportunity to gs'
the arms from the schooner.
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sa,,,oi .s Don Ca ..r ds s.saa

The opportunity Of hearing the yousesR
8slvini was saosded Aususta people ea1ss.
day evening. Isis rarely that the psspIs
Of this city enjoy Ike opportunity ffsn
their local stsgs AMI II 10 . matter of suf-
prise that more did not svail themselves eS
the privilege. Whstsssr iniiuencs the naas
Of bis father may have In attracting peoples'
sttsntion to the son. once seen be csstainiy
10 remembered for what be 10, for hIs own
nsrls. Truly The mantle Of tie srss1sss
actors 10 romantic drama hes fallen %
worthy shoulders In the psfsea es ~
younger Ssivisi Thoss Who remember
him from his suppeft Of Msssasst Mashss.
notice . marked iupsovsmsnt In his actiss.
and Il would Indeed be difsculs u atall pes-
sibls to imssioe better conception Of ths
character Of Den Caesar De Bssan than y
psssessed BY shis young bus bsillias1
star Of the psofession. Il Il inpsssI-
bic to give any accurate dssssipasn Il
his s6ing ia The character u Don
Cssas bat fson Asss 10 lass u vas netics-
sbie that not In the sIishtsss ds1ail did b IN
70 hold the clsssss stssntion ef bic snaI-
sscs aad ssouss thsir enshusissn. Ihsse
times hs vas recalled and the dslleht 6
his listeners vss svinced y fssqssue -
ssssiassd spplasss. Miss DslIs AssAss =
"a Heal Mariana and he ssppsss shssaGn-
eus y excellent.
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AFTER The ITATA.
Il b Rspartsd that Tho South
Pacific Sqlldrel
Armed ana Provialonsd fos q LoUg
Cruise \ Necessary.

WASHINGTON, Msy lO--WhiIs there il
no new developments regarding the reported
issuance Of orders 70 Cruiser Charleston
and the Nen-of-vAr composing the South
Pacific squadron 70 70 after aud seize the
insufsant vessel Itats row On her way TO
Chill with arms taken from the schooner
Robert and Minnie, il 10 belived orders have
been sent TO Admiral Brown, comman1iag
commanding ships of the South Pacific
citation, to capture the ItAta by forcs il
necssssry. and lake her to the fret Afheri.
can port.
The greatest air Of secrecy surrounds the
a6Aif, and tonight it 10 utterly impossible
10 learn that any orders Of any nature re-
gardipg the Itata we're issued by the navy
department or would be issued. Secretary
Tracy left the city yesterday ON the Des-
potch In company with Commodore Folger
to inspect the new naval proving ground
down the Potomac and has mot yet re-
turned. There are the strongest reaeons
for believing that orders were issued yes
terday before 6eesstsfy Tracy left the
department and that the Charleston 10 now
on her way south after the Itafl.
Naval officers ct Washington, conversant
with the cosst Of Lower California. say il
il likely that the steamer Robert and Min
ME may have deposited rifles intended for
the ChiliAns on some OF the small. outlying
islands near the COST atd the Itats pro-
cured them there, instead Of taking chances
Of sighting the schooner at sea. ~ this WAS
tie most practicable scheme, and moreover
vonid not tend to excite suspicion by the
United States authorities, ss would be the
case should the schooner be seen lurking
on and OF the coast.
The Itsts is an iron screw propeller ship
OF 1900 tons and was built in England ia
1873. She has compound engines Of anti
qusted maks and is not probably capable
Of steaming more than nine or ten. knots
an hour. She was formerly owned and
operated by the Chilian Steam Nsviga alton
Co., and how she came into the hands of
the insurgents 10 not known here, unless
she was seized by them st the beginning Of
the insurrection.
The United States vessels in Gillian
waters, are the Baltimore and fisgship Pen
sacol& with Rear Admiral McCann in COM
msnd. The San Francisco when last heard
from had left Peru. and will likely join the
Baltimore snd Pensacola early this week.
With the Chafleston, the admiral would
have under his command three Of the finest
ships of the new navy, besides the Penss-
cola which 10 the best Of the wooden clsss
in the service. With these four shibs it ia
not anticipated BY naval officers that much
opposition can be met with should she be
reinforced BY the best ships Of the ,insur-
gents.
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1HcIeRocrfx wr1a apAIu.
Gen. Pestsg Havios u1soh DltI1oalty -
Arrange fssus a Treaty.

MADRID Nay i0.--0sn. John ". Hos-
Ter. Amsfioas reciprocity envoy, having
failed IL his neso,ia. sons for . eeaeral
treaty between Spain and the Uaissd 0eaoos,
suggested secret treaty, which alse is,lsd
y meet the approval Of the Spanish ninis-
~. He therefore agreed to concluds .
siaple Convention oa the basis which
O'Donnell proposed for the iseaty.
This convention nsosseafily conprises
double tasi6. frat commencing July Ia,
and endafing till the Spanish tfeakiss Win
other powers are announced July 1861,
when the second smes into operation. Tho
convention provides for free sn..y into the
United States Of sugar. honsy, COCOA. cof-
fec. and skips from Spanish West Iadteo,
tobacco and iron ore BY paying dasj enacted
BY the United States tari6. Ia exchanee,
the Spanish colonies In the West Indiss b
receive American coal, ice. wood. boots,
shoes, ffesh and salt meats and nsh. either
free or under small duly; while bot
Ter and drippings are entirely exsups.
The duty on flour 10 reduced from o3. 80 10
ei.5O per barrel. ~i.h the same feduc ion
on corn. The tariff on dfv goods and hus-
bsndfy machinery will afford shs Unitsd
Staess no material advantage sill is91; b.
cause any privileges accorded will be seaped
By 0fe6t Britain, France, Germany and
Belgium under the Favored nation" treaty,
thus injufing Amefica's future intesssts.
Compsssnt authorities calculate that Cuba
will suffer reduction in her custom re-
ceipts Of $500. 900 monthly under the con-
vention.
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We'll Kaown Manufacturer Dead.

ROCKVILLE. Conn, May I0.-Cfru,
White, sgsd 76 died this forenoon from
congestion Of the brain. He was q wei
known manufacturer, one of the oldesi
residents, sod most prominent business mar
in the ci,y. He was born in Richfosd, Yer
mont, November. 1914, came to Rockville
1888, and opened . blscksrish shop. Ir
1856 be founded the present fem Of Whit
Cofbin 1 Co., and began the manufacture
Of envelopes.
lat prs sent it 10 the largest envelope manu-.
featuring company in the world, having =
capacity Of over 1000 900 dsy. 10 1870
he organized the White Manufacturing
Co.. with capital Of ei7o 900 and began
the manufacture Of Einghsms. He was
president, treasurer and principal stock,
holder Of the company.
The company operates tvo Of the largest
mills in the city with capacity Of 10. .0o0
yards day. Mr White vas large owner
OF rsal estAse and tenement house property
He leaves lsge fortune.
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Gale Of au IslsaboYo Lims Quarry.
Especial to the KEsNEBEo JouRsAL1

RocxLAxD, May S.-Fred Emery Beane.
Esq, Of HsIlowell. was in to.r yesterday
ard perfected the purchase Of the old War
rem lime quarry in Islesbcro The lot Of
land en- which tie quarry is located com.
pfises about 63 acres and IL one Of The
finest in the locality, the quality of the lime
produced being first clsss. Il was originally
the properly Of the Warren.heiis and was
purchased Iwo years sgo for $1,000 by Edgar
0. Ulmer and Frank G. Case Of this place,
and during that lime has been operated by
Mr.. Hosg. The party who came into
possession Of the property yesterday is
James Rogers, cor tractor and builder OF
New York city, who proposes to work the
quarry 10 connection with his own business.
The price paid was Sic. .0c0, spot cash.
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Maine Historical soc,e'y.

PORTLAND, May 8 The Maine Histori-
cal Society met THE afternoon, Preside at
Baxter in the chair. Dr.. James A. Srald-
ing gave an account of United States ex-
pediiion to Africa in 1913, to punish the
murderer Of Captain FArweli Of Maine.
Hon. J. Fl. Drummond presented biblio-
graphy Of the laws Of the State OF Maine
A communication was read from Hon. Ho-
ration King, Of Washington, concerning
the Ox1ofd County Lyceum Of Paris, Me.
A communication vss read from Mrs. Rad
ford Of England. relating to Rev.. .rhomss
Larkham Of Agemen,icus. 1910 The
Rev. Henry o. Tbsyer Of Liminh on, pre-
sented fui her notes on ,hs Popbam colo
ny with his conclusions as to the continued
existence Of The colony or its successor on
the coast Of Maine. In the evening IL. W.
Bryant Tesd some extracts from the jour
nal of The Rev. Joseph Moody Of York,
1920. With Introductory prefseas. Hon.
Pereival Bonney read biographical sketches
Of John Trip ard William Barross Of
Hebron, Me.
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FIVE ALARMS GIVEN
For = &4OO.0UO Fire at New York
A Fireman Badly Huit

NEW York, Msy 10.-Fire in the whole
sale grocery house Of Francis II, Leege,l
& Co., juaciion Of West Broadway, Frank
lin and Vsrick streets, late this afternoon.
did about $400. 900 damage; we'll insured.
The FIRE originated on the top floor Of tbs
nine-story building, 10 the spice room.
Five alarms. were sent out snd soon 80
engines ard two water towers were pouring
s.eams into the burning building. When
the flames reached the ammonia room there
was loud explosion, which blew out the
window frames ard scattered bricks ia ali
directions. Half An hour later another ex
plosion occurred in the chemical room
Fireman Frank Magan was the only person
il jared, steam tube in An engine blew out
aud he was severely hurt about the heal
and face
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Tours respectfully,
GEO. T. MARSHALL.
LEWISTON, NE.
Formerly Custom house onicer, Postiand, No.
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R-vaax Ma IN A-Th~ A ~.sa 49,. ~
-
.as supreme saaiean Coass sd1oefnsd I'm
day ann session Of l6 Gays, ls verdictl
having been rendered ana one disssres.
nsns a. ths iuy. PclIouius s,s The eseaIe-
menHs q IL Uauoe cases: Ssata ~ Ner.
rill A. Teuney. rim. nnd Pred q. Benne,
and Moses n. Hod edon. sufesies def a;fsd,
6sase ". Itnnk K. Nash. uain. Ard - -. y
dsfsulted. 6ssse VI John Dorr. .inr' :
sale. second cffsnse: 6nsA $50 and cos.s.
Common seller. Aned ai00 sad costs.
Stase W. John r. DYER. single ssle 6red
$50 and costs. Sssts -. Chandler ".
Abbosf. keeping dYinkiue houae. esc-
common seller, common nuisance. mol eros.
6ingls SALE, faed $50 Ana costs.
Ssats W. Sanford Clesvss, common seller.
mol pros; State ". Danisi CounaI. com.
mon seller, common nuissnce. mol ms:
State ". Frank II. Coasens. commof, spui.
ssnce, mol pres; S,lte ". Wiltssn Rsrry.
common seller. capiss issued: recorcixed
in tina sum of $500 70 appear from day 10
day with Orin W. Bary snd DnieI A.
Greer n tuseties: State VI. Msisiand r.
Smith. keepipg 4 dr;nkica house Ard tin.
plipg shop. common seller. This e. q vss
riven 10 the iury. On tina ar,t iadictment
the Jury returned Z verdict of not sriIsv:
second case, the iury di1se,eed. Brosn
for ths State. Mcclellan fer defendant. Di-
vo.ces Nellie s. Rowe Va. HerbsrtJ ]. Rove:
csuse, utter dessY.ion; divorce decreed.
Carrie 8. HOOPER W. cnarlks II, Hooper.
Cause. cruel Ard abusiys treatment. Di-
vorce decreed. care and custody If minor
children given to mother. Minnie MAC
Fsylsnd ". Walter J, MscFsflsnd. C,use.
three yesrs utter deser.iop. Divorce de-
creed, care and custody OF three minor
children given the mother. OrirzaP. York
W. Ber amin B. York. Cause. tbree year,
utter desertion. Divorce decreed.
State 70, ", C. Cunnipebam. Common
seller. On resdiue Of ,he Indictment.
CUNNINGHAM pleaded mot suil,g. Ths
principal witness for the State va George
w, Sesyey of No..h Searspors. Ss vey
te sti fad 70 having worked three d.ys Tor
the defendant who kseps an eating saloon
on Main s.feet and having saen him ceiling
l:ouo, to custou,srs from bottles Defendans
denies having sold anythin9 but oranos
cider. tonics. etc. also that he bosyht a II
g. license for six months. which entitled
him TO sell liouor. INT that he so,d none
after the expiration of the license. Verdict
by iury. not guilty.. Brown for State
Mcclellan for defendant.
The Gun Club voted at their last meet.
ing 10 have weekly shoots At their erourds.
The material for makiuo some needed
repairs on the lower prid,s came on the
cars "wednesday. Work will be com.
menced sbou. the middle Of next week.
The annr ii session Of he Good Tenn
: M -,
dsy. NAV 23J. at Buruham Village.
with Sebss' cock Lodge. Among the
interes.ng features OF the entertsin.
ment will be an aadres. Of wei.
come by Mas Hattie Mu,rv Of Rurn-
ham. resoonse by Dl.. .iet Temnlsr !. r.
Mears Of Morrill,. The rfenlar business Of
he meeting will be interspersed with liter
ary exercises. singing. etc. All Iists Of
delegates viii be sent to Mis-, LILLIAN p
Robbins, Belfast. district secretary.
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Pilot Dill and gopsrcargo BuEoh
Arrested.

Los ANGELES. Cal. May 10 Before the
schooner Robert and Minnie vas captured
BY United States marshal. Pilot Dill, who
took the Itata out Of San Diego hsrbor,
went ashsfe- Dill was arrested at San
Pedro. Supercargo Busch came t, Los
Angeles ard was arrested By Detective
Morse. He Is now ia tie custody Of a
United States marshal. Burch says he
landed the sra,s, and declines to say a.
Whist point, but il 10 supposed to have been
ct Catalina or San Clement Islasd.
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sr9sre6 ssvsral Ieasss 4. reci ss1.As isvess
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Rlnll AIsn eilel
1ll Plsllbly b alslnll.


Moscow, Nay 10 - rhs dscrss suspena.
iAs ~ expulsion Of Jews allsvs . ysorb
gsa0s y Jews Who Do nos own ssal pfepssoR
and two yeasS grace 70 tAose vhe u eva
seel propsrty. A. the saspsnslua Il ~ e.
polsioa. dscsss 70 NOT ltksly . have ~
psrceptele s6sct upcn business inoeavs1r
lencse Which atasnd NJ sxpalsleas. II b
ee)lsvsd hat ths s1spsasiea b 0ssely .
fessssanef Of ~ rsscindias q The q pal.
siea dsosses.
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The Charleston II Cert ainly After
tbs Itata.

San FRASc1sco, May l0-The morning
paper states thas when the Charleston sailed
Saturday morning it was under sealed
orders. A cipher Dispatch was received
by Capt. Ramv at midnight Eiidsy. l.
took over three hours to trsnslate the die
patch and at 1 in the morning ali visitors
were ordered ashore aLd tie Charleston
hastily put to Sea. The Charleston is pro-
visioned and coaled fer = long cruise, xad
instead Of going outside to try the guns, as
was the general supposition, it 10 sisted
that che has gone in pursuit Of the ChiIisn
stesmer Itata. with orders to capture b, r.
II the Charleston does not catch her, tie
orders are to keep on antil Admiral Bro. n
is encountered In Chiiisn waters.
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Maine Psraions.

wAsHrseros. d. C. May 9-Pensiors )
have been granted to the folsTirs Maine
peaple:
O.isiEsl, viii c. Sargent, Andrew Pink
ham, David W. Marsdesd, Augustus Penn,
Dtx.er Dyer, Chester d BenIets, Patrick
Lsprey; increase. J. z. Haycook. J. l..
Usher, Fisher A. Ames, John r. Stowe.
Original, Daniel C. Aver, Enoch Emery,
jeremiah Robinson, Joseph A. Turner,
John c. Cummings, James adams, Henry
Wellington. Additional, Dspiel Brown.
Iacrt sses Pfrsco. Newman, Charles r.
Mans6sl1, Jehn RedmsA .Rs-s,ue, John
O. Soule, Ezekiel Rsf,rd. Original,
vidos :. etc, widow OF Nathaniel Cock.
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Twents-six members Of the upeilsh
Hoase Of Commons have been alssoksd VIA
irhoepsa. Lord Knutsfofd hes been eedsssd
70 tske = complete rest, being thssatsned
With in1uepss. Busioess in the vas elnoe
10 hampefed by the absence Of officials.
The Lsndon Chamber Of Comnseos Of
London 10 cifcuisting statement againse
the American copyright act, chasing II =
being fuinous {, the printing tsadss, and
invoking suppo't for bill by which Bsitlsh
copyright will be refused 70 books nee ~
up and printed in the Briiisb dominious, q
In country included In The BsFns ess-
yentiou.
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BRussELs, May 10 MANY arrests have
been made for intimidation In Lsss and
Charlefoi, and domiciliary searches have
resulted ia the discovery of . quantity Of
explosives. 0sndsimss arrested three men
In Ousres forest, nsar L.ege, today, vhile
they were busy charging bombs with dyna-
mite. Another man belonging to the party
vss chased BY sendsRmes until he jumped
into the river Meuse. He was drowned.
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Man OF war omaha Also Afler the
Huuaway.

SAs DrkGo, Cal. May 10 The United
States man-of-vaf Omshx steamed cut of
the Hafber yesterday. snd stood ont to sea
in . seushvesstriy course. Csmmsnder
Cromwell received mass Of correspond
enee in cipher from ths navy department,
ard il 10 understood that he has instruction 3
/, cruise around Coronado island ard esn
Clemente 70 fad ont il possible where the
Robert ard Minnie met the Itasa, and to
pick up the schooner II sighted.
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Nsw HAvES, Gem Hsy 10.--The
peach crop In Csnnecsicut viii be . failure.
Two weeks aso the5e was . good prospect
# crop Of 80 900 baskets in Beslia. Deep
River and The peiohsosing orchards Nov
al Of these yosne peachss sre ssfefinf
fRam moRfiAcation- ahs kandtwusk Of he
frost Tbs sn1fss esep q Dc sfats Win not
rsaeA 1000 had1sB6, ~ ~ Iess y = Isasl
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Pova1rY WILL Wis
And the Bsleiau n1iosss will b.
FososdDso Rstusu tcsWosk.

BRussELs. May l0.-Thefe 10 evidences
that poverty will dive the Belgian miners,
on . strike, 10 resume work. The
govsRnment helps to bring about
IN end to the st1ike by ekscluA
measures 10 prevent intimidatien.
Il 10 reported that half the strikers in Lisee
district will 70 to work. The Ghent dock-
efe have consented to boycott the English
and Gsman colliess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-11
DaIs.l Dsxon's Body Pound.

PoRrsxourH. n. H., May I0.-Ths
slternoon - scme men we're out rowing in
Little bay they discovered the body of
man floating 10 the water. Il was taken
ashore and idendned a. Daniel Bixoa of
Seulh Eliot, Who with his grandson wxs
drowned ct Dover Point bridge on the
afternoon Of April 6. The body Of the boy
vas never recovered.