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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01
BELFAST.
A Model Newspaper Office -Demorest Medal
Contest Work at the Foundry.

EALr,~r July 60 Special The Jour
nal Publishing TO. has moved lis machinery
INTO It's newly-built extension, and when
they get things arranged to their liking,
will have model new spaper office.
Schooner Gilt & Baird has been repaired
and sailed for Deer Isle. Schooner VIM.
lat Of isiesboro is NOW on the railway
Srhooner- Fanny ( Edith, Mary farrow
and Ellen Merriam are in port awaiting
repairs.
Two Demoresf medal contests were held
here last evening. one at the Baptist church,
ny Mrs. Alexander' class and at Bradman's
Hall Fast Side, by Il class instructed by
Nli,. tora fames. Ia the former the
medal WAS won BY Mis- Sadie Mason and
m the latter by Miss Cassie Curtis. Six
Young misses competed and the pieces were
nter-persed with music vocal and instru-
mental
urrin Robbins Of Freedom has bought of
e. l.. Wentworth the Belfast and Freedom
stage route and has taken possession.
Mr.. Horace Crosby of rittsburg, Pa, is
'l.itipg relatives here.
The hues are having famous times now
bathing in the bay but those who think to
-care people on shore by playing drown
may find that ike the boy in the fable, the
wolf won't help them if real danger
,houlI some.
Constantine l.. Wright. who was burned
hy a sasolene stove a few weeks ago, is re-
covering rapidly The wounds on his neck
are completely healed and he will recover
the use of his hands.
Hon. Seth l.. Milliken has arrived home
from " ashlngton.
The Machine and Foundry Co., is re-
building rotary saw mill which was built
It the Belfast foundry over ~ years ago
and has been in constant use since. 1t has
been running in Shirley riscataqui- county.
Ncssrs. g. H. kn1witon and II. $. Cum
ningham. president and treasurer of the
company, have invented and are making an
3 Unstable headhiock for these saw mills,
BIS which. by the simple loosening of three
bolts ami turning two set screws the log
beam can be adjusted at any time, suiti-
ciently to take up any wear or put it in line
if thrown ont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01
NEVER WILL DO IT.
A Scheme Of Retaliation on Uncle
Sam BY Canada
That Never Would be Allowed 10 Get 1eyoad
rs infancy.

TosoNro, TINT. July 3c,--Ever sines
President Harrisoa sent his message To Con-
gress asking 10 be endussi with power 10
levy duties on passengers and freight pass
ing through the Saalt Ste Marie canal in
Canadian vessels. Canadian vessel owners
have heen devising schemes to circamnavi-
gate the action taken by the President
against their interest
4 scheme is now proposed 10 cut chan
mel connecting Lake Ontario with Georgian
bay, on Lake Huron.
The great part of this scheme Is that the
water in Georgian hay would he made lower
by from 30 10 ~ feet, so il is claimed, by
draining the water OH il through channel
10 Lake Ontario.
The result would be- that the Detroit river
would be made practically unnasigahle and
part of Lake Erie would he drained AMI
mnch of the water cut OF from Niagara
Falls. the American Fails especially, IL is
eontenjed would be rendered nearly dry.
This would give the entire control of
the inland water way into the hands of the
Canadians, Those who propose this plan
of retaliation, say that nothing else could
possibly be done that would cripple Ameri-
can shipping more, and that Canada could
then dictate her own terms 10 the authori-
ties at Washington.
II is stated that eminent engineers are
nov working on this project, which has
been kept profound secret. Ii Is said
that the work would take six months.
If this plan is carried out il would leave
some of the American lake cities miles
from the water. Duluth wouid be made an
inland city, but Toronto would be- made the
most important city in the Dominion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A postoffice has been established at iIig-
gins. Cumberland county special from
Scarboro Beach railroad station. and
Edward II. Thompson has been appointed
postmaster.
During Friday nights storm, lightning
struck the dwelling house of Freeman SNOW
at Pine Point None of the family were
injured. but the roof of the house was torn
OF anil the hoase bsrlly shattered.
f. f. Burgess met with serious aecident
NJ his mill at Leeds, SATURDAY forenoon.
The belt to the pIaner broke and struck him
on the top of bis head and cut large cash,
and il is feared that the skull is fractured.
Alta Democratic caucus held FRIDAY even
ing At Bath. Ernest +. Kelley and Albert H.
shaw were nominated for representatives
10 the Legislature Mr.. Kelley made a
speech favoring high license an't local
option.
The movement in favor of aiding the
present town of Cape Elizabeth to the num-
ber of Maine cities. seems 10 be gathering
strength. and Just now the proper name for
the proposed city Is the great point Cape
CITY. City of Cap Elizabeth, and Elizabeth
CITY have been suggested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01

WASHINGTON, July 3o.--pensions have
been granted to the following residents Of
Maine:
Original, John Grant, Arthur l.. Small,
John Kelley, Andrew j. Smith, Franklin
Parlin, John q. Bonnar, Silas W. Boyden.
John Mushet, Conrad X. Witmore, Daniel
Palmer. Charles l.. Hathaway, David Il.
Saunders, Fred A. Brown; additional
Elliot o. Robinson, Andreas Geilen, Hosea
Staples; restoration and increase, Miron
WASHER: increase, Daniel l.. Warren. John
f.. Bartlett, Oliver =. Paul, Nathan T.
Libby. Daniel ID. Perkins, Weston l.. Rand
Elijah l.. knowlson; reissue, VIM. Lam
caster: original, widows, Bertha i. Emery,
Hannah Crosby, Mary A. Doe.
Original. Aaron d. Condi, Simeon :.
CLAYTON. Increase, Reuben A. Mitchell
Original widows, etc. Hannah i. Stevens.
Greenleaf Lord, father, William Lord,
father.
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In the House.

WA~nINGro>, July 30.--The House, i'm
mediately upon meeting today entered upon
filbustering on the Worlds FAIR amend
ment To the sundry civil appropriation bill
Holman of Indiana offered resolution
extending the appropriations carried by the
the sunlry civil bill of last year Nntil Aug. I.
Hopkins of Illinois objected to its con.
Sleration.
The speaker said that the resolution was
in the nature of an app opriation bill, but
the pending business was also an appropria-
ton BILL and he lid not think that the
resolution had any priority. But as the
question was a most important one, he
would inquire into it further.
The House then adjourned, out of re-
spect to the memory of Representative
Craig but not before n protest had been
made by Reed who thought that the House
should, in the present state of business,
remain in session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01
Farm Mortgages in Maine.

WAsniS0IoS, July THE census
Office has issued bulletin giving statistics
of farms homes and mortgages Of Maine.
of the $50, ,5ji families in the State, 62 l22
occupy farms, J2.3s per cent. Of the farm
families own, and 7.62 per cent. hire the
farms they occupy; 77.9i per cent. Of the
farm-owuing families own free OF enenm-
brance. AMI % ~, per cent. own subject To
encumbrances: a 81 per cent. Of the total
number Of fafn-o~ning and hiring families
own free Of encumbrance. and 2J.Ii per
cent. own subject to encnmbrance.
The debt that encunber- farms occupied
by owners is sG,7ii ,J22, or 3G.Gs per cent.
of the value Of the iucnmbered farms. This
debts bears an average rate of Unrest OF
8 rs percent, which makes an average an
nual interest charge Of s:'S to each farm
family. The average encountered farm oc-
srpied By an owning family is worth sl,-
40. and is snbiect, on the average, !"
debt Of s5$2
II has been discovered that 70.7I per
cent. Of the farm families incurred -2.is
per cent. of the farm debt to secure put-
chase money 10 pay for improvements 10
lnsest In business. and to buy various afti-
eles Of personal property.
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THE IRON HALL
Reported TO be In Bad Financial
Condition.
vice-President Charged With Steal
ing Funds,
Charging illegal Tfavsiins Fees and chansias
Books d the Order.

ixDfAx4roLIs, Ind. July S1.--A receiver
sas Yesterday applied for in the superior
court for the order uf the Iron Hall. and
papers were served on supreme Cashier
Marx G. Davis at his headquarters here.
The complaint makes serious charges
against Freeman Somerby. the yice-presi-
dent, of Philadelphia.
The order is mutual benefit association,
with maturity fund and disability bene-
tit, the former paving out at the end of
seven wears in sums of $1,000. $500. s69i
and 500. as the members may elect. The
complaint charges that the ordes is totally
insolyent: that il hsSs accrued debts for
Is9a of 81 ,.,95 ,,sn0 for 1888 of "a $50 900
for 1894 of 81, $50 40 and for 1895 of 81.
,..j,0. .O,Hi--al Of which, sums are for maturity
and disability henefia.
Il sets forth the assets to be reserve
fund of 81 200 900. only oneseyenth of
which is available each year. and real estate
10 the value of 81 900, ,Doa, ami that over
half of these assets are under the control of
the bank of which Freeman Somerby is
yice-prrsiient in Phiiadelphia.
The complaint then sets forth that Free
man Somerby has wilfuiiy misappropriated
the funds that have come into has hands
that b., has altered the orders books 10
cover up his shortage; that he has taken Il,
least 80 900 year for his private travel
ling expenses, sum that should have gone
to the reserve fund.
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PRINCESS BEATRICE
Narrowly Escapes Death BY Fire -Msr asd
Accidentiy Set on Fire.

BhRLIN, July Sl.--triucess Beatrice hal
a narrow escape from fire IN the castle at
lleiligcnborg Yesterday morning, Her
maid carving a candle approached too near
the mosquito net covering of the heistead.
setting fire to the net,
Princess Beatrice. who was in bed. hur-
ried out of the room AMI alarmed the house
holl The hose fixtures near the bedroom
would not work, and the whole wing of the
castle was DESTROYED. Princess Beatrice
lost all her jewels AMI clothes, Two fire.
man wprn iuiur,,l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01
SAGADaHOC POLITICS.


R1,uuo~r. July 60 Special The
caucus To choose delegates to the Repub-
lean county convention to he held in Bath,
1ucsday ing, "a. was calle,! To order at
e. o'clock this afternoon by Thomas &. Her
bert chairman of the Republican town
.nmmittce, who moved that james
L. I unninshan act chairman. bn
taking the chair MIR. Cunningham
stated the purpose Of the caucus and referred
'o The contest between Mr.. Buker and Judge
Hall for the nomination for judge of pro-
TATE
1. VI Odiornc WAS elected secretary and
lhp rall was then read. en- motion the eau-
ems voted that the delegates he chosen on
,ue ballot.
Judge Hall then rose AMI spoke in rela-
ion TO matters pertaining To his official
record. T. j.. Buker followed
Judge Hall IN brief remarks.
ouuiv Attorney Newell, George Newell
snj Edwin fotman were appointed by the
Chair, rs Il committee 70 receive. sort and
count votes. The committee reported as
fellows: Whole number of votes cast, l,'S !;
necessary for choice, 10. Hall delegates
had tf, Buker delegates ~ and were de-
clarcd elected. After choosing town com
mittee for the ensuing year the caucus all
l,4urued
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01
SUNDAY SERVICES
In the Great Carnegie Mill al Home
stead, by Chaplain Adams.


HOMESTEAD, Pa, July Sl.--The strike
of the Homestead steel workers has been
characterized By many interesting features,
mot the least novel Of which were the
religious services held in the mills this
morning. With the great eogging and beam
mill for chapel, with 100 armed and uni
formed wateiiinen on guard and with over
I5soo soldiers within hailing distance, $50
uon-u union men attended divine service
a, IL.
On the platform beneath the projecting
arms Of a pomierous c-ane was an orchestra
of six pieces. \ broad four-ineh steel slab
served as a pulpit, and the choir, composed
of clerks from the eompanys offices, occu-
pied the top of large planning machine.
The congregation was masie up OF men
representing many nationalties. The ma
joriIy were arrayed in blue oyeralls and
flannel shirts. 4 very few wore coats OF
suspenders. Some sat ON rough benches,
on top of the furnaces and leaned against
the posts.
Others balanced themselves on the cranes,
cross beams and some 20 or more roasted
laxily on long steel gir,ier, high above the
head OF the preacher.
Services were conducted by Rev. Clar-
ence Adams of the First Baptist church,
Franklin. Pa. who is chaplain of the Six
teenth Regiment. His wife was the only
woman present. and occupied chair in the
congregation and helped lead the singing
Near her sat Supt. Potter.
The MIN were provided with type written
copies of three hymns. The services
opened with Nearer My God To Thee, "
followed by Stand Up for Jesus, in which
the unique congregation joined 10 man.
With bowed beads the rugged worshippers
listened to short prayer by the minister.
The latter entered upon his discourse,
taking his text from the first chapter Of
Paul's Epistle to the Romans, 18th verse,
Il am ready to preach the gospel to you for
am not afraid of the gospel of Christ"
During his sermon Chaplain Adams made
no direct reference 10 the Homestead
to the trouble. His novel congregation
listened attentively to every word spoken,
not man leaving the place of worship nn-
iii the bencdiction was pronounced.
At the close of the regular service the
men joined in singing America after
which the orchestra gave a sacred concert,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01
THE AMMEN RAM
Will Not be Launched Till October-Nearing
Coal at Small Point

Barn, July 3o.-The Times says The
item going the rounds of the press that the
ram in the course of construction at Bath
Iron Works will he launched during August
Is not correct The launching will not oc-
eur before the last of September and posi-
bly, the first of October. The work is pro-
ressing rapidly and in manner highly
satisfactory to government officials. Mrs,
Hale the wife of Senator Hale. has been
invited to christen the vessel. 1t is expected
the North Atlantic Squadron under Admiral
Gherarci will be in the time of launching.
The coal drillers at Small Point were
down $50 feet last evening. They are 90
ing through lots of graphite which is a most
favorable indication that coal is near. The
stockholders are confident and stock is be
ing held at a premium.
\ heavy stock holder dreamed last night
that vein II inches had been struck He
considers that good sign.
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What folly 10 be vithon. B.rensa's
Pms.
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THEY SURRENDER.
Twenty-Five Of Carnegie's Skilled
Men Want to Return to Work,
And They May Provided They Obey the Rules
Of the Company.

PIrrsHrnG, Pa, July il.--There was,
last night, meeting of % skilled men.
several of whom were members of the Anal
gama,ed Association. The situation was
aud it was decided that there was
no hope of winning the strike.
A committee was appointed to wait on
Mr.. Potter, the superintendent, and asked
on what terms they might come back.
The committee called today, and Mr..
Potter told them of the rules the company
has adopted as to the treatment of the
strikers and he meant to adhere to them.
II they would abide by these rules he
could find places for them. They ex-
pressed themselves favorably, and sail there
would be- another meeting tomorrow, when
they would make report.
The committee thought the terms would
be accepted, and that the q woull 60 to
work
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At OLD ORCHARD.


SAco July 3l.-The Christian Workers
and Holiness convention at Old Orchard
campground under the leadership of Rev.
DR.. l.. B. Bates, close! tonight. The
meetings have been very well attended, es-
peciaily today's session.
The campground will next be occupied
bv the Maine Women's Christian Temper
ance Union for the School of Methods
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l492--l892.
Columbus Celebration Com
menced at Cadiz, Spain.
The Carasel Santa Maria Departs for
Huelya With Great Ceremonies.
Her Quaint Appearance Contrasts Strangely
With her Escort Of Modern Vessels.

C,pis, July n ,--- The Christopher Colan-
bus celebration was formally begun today
by the departure hencc for iiueiva Of the
Columbus carayel, Santa Maria, towed by
the Pie l.sgo AMI escorted by the british
cruiscr iiaronlelle. several Spanish war
ships aud tlotilla of small steamers,
The spectacle presented was tine. The
quaint aspect of the old Columbus vessel
was in strong contrast with the appearance
of the mo,iern vessels,
An enormous crowd hncd the quays and
ramparts To- witness the departure. The
mau,ofwar l.cpsn,o salutei the caravel Ms
she passed on, of the harbor.
4 brilliant company gathered at the fete
given BY the minister of marine in honor Of
the event, 4 bull fight was also held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-01

A large amour. Of repairing is to be done
soon on the pulp and paper mills a; otis
Falls. The roof Of the paper mill will be
raised one story and new machine added
to the equipment. II ia reported that a
large machine and woodworking shop is to
be erected by the otis Falls Paper 60.
The walls Of the plush mill at Cape
Elizabeth are up and the roof is on Mr..
aikroyd of the company, who is nov in
Europe purchasing machinery for the mill
will shortly be joined By ex-Goy. R0bje.
Who il also connected with the enterprise.
Mr.. I. G.. Atkinson says that the mannfae-
tare Of plush viii commence in October.
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THRO' MAINE.
Republican and Democratic
Caucuses are Numerous.
Sagadahoc Judge Of Probate Contest
Accident to a Richmond Man.
Races at Woodfords Small Point Coal
Seekers Confident Of Success

BowpofsHAM, Jaly 81. - Special. -
Republicans in caucus Saturday afternoon
elected delegates To the county convention
next Tuesday as follows :. W. Carr, J.
q Pratt, c. 4. Quint ID. +. Allen AMI i.
II. Small. AI,ernate,', T.. II. Tomlinson,J
If. MiIIay. W II. Cromwell and W IL.
ptummer
Tie following town committee for the
year ensuing we're elected II. d, Cornish,
f.. II. Small, j H. Millay, Elbridge Curtis,
{. 4. Quint, Wm. \. Wood and ), W.
Thompson.
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Democratic Caucus al Winthrop.

WlSTHRor- July So Special. AT a
Democratic class convention Thursday
evening Dr. e.. W. Taggar,r of Winthrop
WIS nominated for representative To the
Legislature for the to~ns of Winthrop, Bel
grade and Rome.
VI. F. Norcross lost horse THURSDAY
1t was taken suddenly sick and died in a
short time
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HORRIBLE lr TRUE.
Terrible Revenge OF Wronsed Husband on
Bctrayer Of His Home.

RuHaoSn. July SO Special A story
has reached here from the neighboring
town of i.itchfield which. if true, tells Il
sad and terrible story
1t is alleged that Young man. more or
less interested in medicine. has hal fears
that all was not a. it should be in his
household.
As test he announced that he should be
away from home over night. His scheme
was successful, for, in the night, his sus-
picions were confirmed, and neighbor
was found To be occupying his place at his
wife's side.
As they slept the enraged husband, it is
said, crept softly to the bedside, chloro-
formed both and horribly mutilated the per-
son of the destroyer of his home and happi-
ness. Every effort has been made to keep
the matter secret but without avail.
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Races al Nashua.

NAsH.A,N II. July 30.--The summary of
the racing at Nashua Driving Park this
afternoon il as follows:
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New England League Games Today.
Other Games Saturday.

Brock,on at Lewiston. Portland at Woon.Dekci
awrence nj Salem,
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SIX BOYS DROWNED
Near Winchester. n.y.. by 0serturnins Of .
Boat. While Bathing.

LorisvuLf, July 81 - Near Winchester.
today six boys we're drowned in the Ken
iucky river by the oyerturning of y skin.
They were aged 9 to 10. -Four were sous
of James u Farncy and iwo the sons of
Rev. Henry Brock.
The boys were bathing in the river, apd
climbing in AMI out of the boat, and were
thrown into panic by the boat overtarning
with some of the smaller boys.
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IDAHO MlNERS
Must furnish Bonds In $500 Each More
Men Arrested and Jailed.

BOISE Cry. Idaho, July ~. -- United
States District Judge beatty, yesterday,
fixed bail for the ~ miners from Wallace
and iG from War,lncr, who are now in jail
charged with contempt of the federal court.
ut SiJOO each, but so far none have fur
nishel bonds
The hearing of contempt proceedings will
be heard Tuesday. The twenty-egit men
from Gem and Burke parolled few days
ago. were re arrested yesterday and taken
to Wallace military prison.
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Political Day at Chautauqua.

FRfrnrRo, July ao.-Politieal day at
Chautauqua, Tuesday. Aug. ,, promises
very attractive proceedings and great au-
d;enee. The three parties will be- repre-
rented by their ablest speakers. Nolney
B. Gushing will speak for the l'robi'hf'on-
lists. Senator Frye for the Repablirans. and
an effort is being made to secure Gov. VIII
liam Russell for the Democrats The ex-
ercises will begin at | O'Clock.
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NIAGssA FaIIs. y. Y, July 3i.-The
annual meeting. of the American Assoeia-
ton. the National Association Of Dental
Faculties. the National Association OF Den
tai Examiners. the Dental Protective As
sociation of the United States. and the
committees Of the Worlds Dental Congress
will open here Monday. There will be 80
delegates.
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CYCLONE IN FRANCE
Does immense Damage to the Grape Vines and
and houses In vaIence

rAnIs, July n A dispatch from Val
encc. department of nrome, says cycione
ton IN that town and vicinity.
The vineyards are completely stripped Of
trui, and many houses are badly damaged.
The loss in the vines alone is enormous.
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Other Games Sunday.
she IS A MURDERESS.

At Rochester - Rochester, G.; rro,i
denep L.
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Roekiand- Camden Electric Road Opened.

RpCKIANn .Iuly go.-The new electric
street railway. between this city and Cam
den. was started in operation tonight. the
first ear coming through Main street at BIS
clock Fully one-half of the city's popu-
lttion- together with people who hal driven
IN from 30 miles around. were on hand to
witness the sight. The trial gave the best
Of satisfaction ati our people are very ea-
thasiastic over this new acquisition.
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Branch Of the Iron HALL Instituted in Auburn.

ArRrRS, July % Special State
Deputy II. e. Reed instituted branch of
the order here last eycning with 30 charter
sirners. The follow ing officers were cleo
ted and installed Junior Past Chief Jus
tice. Geo. b. Dorman; chief Justic, Geo.
b. Smith; vice justice, \. b. Crafts; acct
c. +. Garcelon; cash, b. F. Beals !:
herald, f. l.. Faunce; adjuster. Clifford
Hutchinson: prelate Leon I. stone :;
wa.cbman, C. b. Albee; Nedette, Fred \.
Swan: medical examiner c. +. Williams !:
trustees. W. G. Lowell, \. NJ. Peneley and
$. B. Smith
This brancl, starts under very favorable
prospects. its members and officers beng
well known business men in the city. b..