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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
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oxYoRD, .. Ats Court q rroha,. bell 81
Faris, oa the thir,i Tuesday ~ April l.a
,n,no, chilli ansI hsir 20 Abigsl y. Nsh,
l.,s 81 Aa,loter, In salt County. decreased, hs'
l.s pr,.snts-i I'D. .nrount ~ guardianship 81
.aIi wart for allowance
ali ,.sr..,a. tBlsrs.tsi. by causing copy of III.
o,,I.t 10 ~ pubn.hs-i thrvs ~csk. suoessi'siy IN
m. ,,tfori Demorrst pfintei st Paris. that ihsl
may aytssr "a tosr 81 frv'.ss '" ~ hsl
Ma nsxt Al nins O'closk In The fgFrnoon, anh
.ho~ cause, N any they have, Why The .Ams
sbouhi ma ~ ailssest.
GEoRGE 4. WILSON, juise.
I'm. eopy-atts.t 10. q. DAVIS, Hssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

= ci's-in ocvurrsd Tuesday az the
-, 49, late quarry AZ MoB-on by which
-, n'-' ~ tao men were lost. II has
'on'tierrd unsafe some time aud
s'fs 49, don-. sin men were AZ
- -. % q shelf opposite the side con
!. - lnsaie Nhsu a great mass eaved
- ''i'Alng The deep water In the
49, t npt hlyiag been pumped out
, :. .ui The water VAS washed up
80. ~ Shelf shsre the men we're al work
Ts'llls them doNn with the food.
-. mo-, a >wede and q Finn, were
.'- ''a andeT the mass, and have not
- V'en .cen. The other four escap-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
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pIRECrOE

.....,., CAursA Rev. a. Y. we'irs. Pa
- - ever sansisy al ~ a. -. ses.ss
- lttFx Sabl,sth tNeninx >srsies ~
49, s..-,r Nestings rhar-sisy hSeninxs 81
'sT'..,-a cAarSh saa.iay sshssi ever
.snlsy 81 ~ -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

winter Ia. Sc, in early.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

'l4.rusl M,n.ry % the Republican
az u.uuftCe and pDboNan ~ the
u''A.Efa'.,. have is.u~,i joint circular
-I0'i & 'hr aitsa'ion % municipal OH
- 10 .'.rs tni tusus to section II,
,lii'sl l'.. 20 The public hs. % lS9l,
--t'd " lhr australia ballot Law,
-sirl.as Do appointment Of election
az lii."i r.frss fUf the several citie.,
49, hri Plantations They respect
.--l --r.i that Ia making appoint
-.' 1larr this sevtioa municipal
.-.'f' shall appoint such fair and
..-.'hh.e meu a. shall be proposed Ia
.'as 'y the Eepublican aud Demo.
so1nlltses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

o. .r.rs term q Paris nm Acad-
en- .-.- fNI. week. The students
eli st.. pro-. defamation 40 Acsd-
euf U. .. Ir4rsisy evening. NV.
Frlr. nm. f.rsi. thrvc Tor ladies aud
10. o. e.. ...mru. Music ~ill D. FUR
t..I-I .. .i.r saith Paris Male Quar-
On. l.. ll.rs are ftof. NJ. III.
>lt. rH..ru "a Norway High
she. I.. Addison D.. llsrrick OF
Es,ls a.I NJ. Nrislts n. lrincc 81
b..sta In, admission i FREE aud
s1r-ft..E d. cordially Invited 90 70
T-v-flt Ih- program IL a. follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

TiiE .ab-crilsr hsr,by give. pablic b0tics
that he has t-sn duly spp.intssi BY the iionofs'
abb. Ja.ig, ~ rrvtats for The ,ounty Of o,for'i.
ami assumed ths trust ~ Adiaini.trai"r OF The
estate %
GRACE ". NFRRlf.i., late ~ Bsthsi.
In ali County. d.s.s.ssi. ny irving tsoei 90 the
Aw dir-t.. hs thsr~farv r~tne.t- al Isrsons
inislss-i o. The estate 20 .Ali deses-ssi ~ make
Immediate payment, ant tho vho have any
isms s.ts ti-.r.ssn 81 sshlhit The Sane ~
Arr'i h. i-,i. JAsks..riLhR
TlIE .ab.crl-r hewsy give. pablic notics
that Ne IA. l-sn duly aptolnt-i by ths Iion0r
bls Juis. % frolssi. for the Coaniy ~ osfof,i.
sRi assumed The trust % Aifaini.'raior ~ the
estate %
SAMUEL ". FtvID. hs,e ~ sumner.
In all County, ieses.ssi. by Eitins iond ~ The
lac dirvsts hs thswforv f,-tus-t. al Isr-oas
inislss.i ~ tis estate ~ ali aesss.ssi ~ nals
imns.iiais payment. sni thee wbo have any
demands thsreon ~ stkllat the same ~
April ~. I'D fHkp " BAHGftr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

~ Iar.'.,ut Indians have claimed
.ls III, -a d.h aud hunt regardless ~
m N...s game avs. CA the strength Of
'i 'rra.... NL.th have never b"cu an
r...i s. .I.e 49, r'Cruily carried Z"
~ ..--.H. .uurf. shigh has rendered
- Q. ~ is,isions
q. ..-s TO-. Ifrt sfhiu this .tst-, ars
20 efrIH 60 trsatT making
lf'.s .f fs tU.frt. s,sFsrunlsul
NrHH. t..E Ia l.. .tilai 10 80 tsrrttary. N
a.. "f Co. Farisa. " fastcru frits.
. H' uHHu frralIrs wrrN malg ~
M" t..anlrs fu ousaniai uuas-, AL
n .hrr.f rrfs taallf rlsin snF priFileses
fir ... .H .Fr sath tfyatls..
NrUf. have r. Tartial urxanitstion fuf
80 ..F.u aa.l ss-sl uaalt -. thsf have
r|E-ft. I..f.FaI urraalfation AT aft
20 t- ...l.. aa.s O. I'll ~ ass a M stais
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

rIiE .abscritsr bsrby give. Pabhc nssios
that hs he. t~en daily srpsih,~i by ths lion.
Jui<e ~ Probate for The tousty ~ Dtfori sni
assumed The trust ~ Administrator ~ The estate
ORisO> GAMMO>. late 20 Csntsa,
In .sit Coanty. d.usa-ei, by sistns bal o. The
lac dirvst.. he therrfov r,,lac.t. all per-"as
indebted o. Tho estate % All ,lec.a.si b. male
Immediate payment. anil tbo-s vbo have sny ".
maai. thef.ssa o. ehhibv the .sms o.
Apftl %, lsss. skpiu.t %. CANNON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

Atm. c.py-.,,.., I'll. 6. paws, RsT.'sr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

A,reoop,-l,ls.; ii .. DAVIS. Register.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22
AN ODD DREAM
Mrs Strebel Dreamed That Her Daughter
Stole Her Watch.

Mrs. Marv StrebeI. wife Of S. l.. Strebel
a florist of No. 1872 Bedford avenue, Will
liamsburg, N. Y, was robbed some days
ago of a gold watch. She has in similar
cases often consulted fortune teller, and
concluded to do so in this instance She
went to a woman In Humboldt street, who
informed her of her watch as follows:-
''Mrs. Streble, your watch is in pawn
shop. 1t was pawned by woman, but
don't be frightened. 1t will be returned
to you all right.
Mrs. Strebel was awakened next morn
ing with sudden start by strange
dream. 1t was to the effect that h9r
daughter Emma took the watch and pawn
ed it TO buy medicine for her dying baby.
Emma, who is living in Roebling street
was sent for. She did not respond that
day. Mrs. Strebel told her dream to
detective sergeant Corcoran, of the Bed
ford avenue station, and he is now working
on the case.
The daughter is handsome, robust
looking young woman In her twentieth
year. Her baby was born some months
ago. Shortly after she had a misunder-
standing with her mother, and Emma,
who, it is claimed, has always been
wayward girl, was forbidden the house.
Emma, however, came to her mothers
mouse on Monday a week ago, when the
baby died. She wished assistance IN pro-
viding for its funeral Mrs. S:irlel told
her she weald pay for one coach and would
send some flowers. That did mo- snit the
young mother, who wished t. NIB" ay
elaborate a display a possible d n,
hired white hearse and two eo4caes.
Mrs. Strebel would not attend the funeral,
but sent her two boys, Henry and Edward.
The boys told their mother they had been
instructed not to tell her of the hearge
and coaches. 1t was not until the day
following the funeral that Mrs. Strebel
missed her watch.
l asked her whether she thought her
daughter had taken the watch and Mrs.
Strebel replied that she accused no one.
Emma has pawned other things" she
said, land l have asked her to come and
see me. If she pawned the watch to buy
medicine for her child, do not care and
will willingly redeem it. The watch was
present to me and valued 1t very much.
No, never asked Emma direct because /
have not seen her. 1-
Her daughter could not be found yester-
day. Detective Corcoran has not succeed
ed in finding the watch as yet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22
To be Continued.
RETRlBUTION.
The Ass and the Dude.
J. W. V. RAWLINGS.

Last night 1 spent some pleasant hours
In lovely dreamland's fragrant bowers;
And saw pass by me in review
Rare "thlngs of beauty" ever new
Among the many strange things there,
Was one unique; beyond compare. .
/ saw jackass and dude
Appear In strange similltude,
But were SO s'mlxed," l hardly knew
The difference betwixt the two;
For dazzling tail flew here and there,
Bewild'ring me with its vivid glare
But which was ass, or which wss dude,
l never fairly understood:
For the dazzling glare Of that fuzzy tail
Enveloped them In lustrous vail,
So that human eye might never see :
Behind that vail of mystery.
That tai belonged to dude or ass
But which one of the two, alas,
] never knew: for each one wore
The gem IN turn, as Ger and DER
In endless coruscations flew
It's flashing rays of ev'ry hue.
This strange affair, thought I, must be
The dudes and ass's destiny;
He'd dock the ass's tail on earth,
And here, IN this his second birth,
He had from Nemesis to learn
To wear the ass's tail in turn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22

81 lowed you wasn't. When I come BY
| the store, stopped in there, an the way
they was all talkin' about you was a eau
| ton"
About me?''
eyes; sayin' somethin' about some mar
| they see in here at midnight last night.
lowed it was all bloomin' lie; and told
EN- SO. And | offered to come up here an
prove it by you
We had one quarrel bout that al
ready, Jonas, an if they want to believe
| that woman's story, let 'em. | can stand
If, and her eyes flashed fire.
Jonas was surprised to see the quiet
| woman display so much spirit, but he
spoke to her in a coaxing tone.
Now, Marady, tbat ain't riobt. n
you hahn t done nothing wrong, it's your
duty to explain things SOS they shall know
1T. An l want to be the one to tell 'em
they was wrong"
Miss Sturgis stood there a minute, her
eyes cast down; then she raised them, to
lock him squarely in the face.
"Do you believed have done ANYTHING
wrong?"
"No, l know you hadn't" and there
was the true ring of honesty in his
voice.
Then I'll tell you the whole story. -
she said, ''but my tattling neighbors shall
never know the truth Come with me, .
Jones followed her into the parlor. with
IFS drawn curtains and closed blinds: and
there on the sofa, he beheld the figure Of a
man. He would have spoken, but she
said:
wait minute and then condemn
me-"
She went to the window, threw open
the blinds and raised the curtains; and
while Jonas gszed in open mouthed won
der, she told him the whole story.
Its a dummy. A stuffed man. I'm
so terrible 'fraid to stay alone nights an
there's been so many roughs round lately,
that rugged up this fgger-put 1t by the
wlnder, and keep lamp burnin' all night
to scare EN- away. An that's what the
neiehbors made the story out Of
What Jonas said am not at liberty to
repeat, but there was a quiet wedding in a
few weeks ard the scandal died natural
death, for all the neighbors became con-
WINGED that it must have been Jonas who
was seen there 50 late at night, and as long
as they were excepting" company of course
it was all right
AS for Jonas and his wife they kept the
secret of the old maids man until | let it
out Agnes L. Pratt, in Helena Indepen-
dent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22
ALLIN ONE SECTION GANG,
"A Doctor, a Preacher and Coroner
Among party of Railroad Labarers

"A Doctor, a Preacher and a Coroner
Among party of Railroad Labarers.
superintendent Elliot Holbrook, of the
Baltimore and Ohio road, In the course of
an interesting Chat with Pittsburg Post
man said he did not believe any rad la
the country could turn, up like the Balti-
more and OHIO, a section gang with a
country coroner, doctor of divinity and
an ex-member of the legislature, an emer-
gency physician. He has been out along
the line for week, and tells story about
an experience h9 had while his car was
lying as Sand Patch night or two ago.
The foreman OF d gang came up 10 him and
said:
There is more talent to the square inch
IN the gang on the fur side of the noun
tain than | have met with since | was at
the last democratic state convention"
NJ. holbreok asked the man what lie
meant, and he continued:
Il WAS coming up the hill from work with
my gang bit ago, and when few rods
below Phison's we found the body of a
man lying beside the track. His body
was yet warm, and | said, 4 wish ha d
doctor here, half to myself.
4 guess | can answer in pinch, said
VI
''W bat do you know about such things
l asked, with some show OF contempt
"Oh, | took a term In the old jefferson
Medical college years ago, but didn't take
to practice and quit" All this time he
had been rummaging the body, and in a
minute said Hes dead
well, I'll leave two or three of you
here to watch the body while get cor
oner or squire to hold the inquest said
|. The rest of you may come with me-
Il guess, as | am coroner of the country,
I'll do, said another mud covered
citizen.
''You?' said to him.
ooh, yes; [ was elected last fall"
'Well, go ahead" He took six of the
gang and held an inquest, and returned a
verdict of accidental death.
"Weil, that't done; put him in the hand
car and We'll take hun up and get coffin
and preacher bury and him, said to the
men.
"What's the use?'' said man Of the
gang who had't said word till now. 4
am minister and always have a Bible
with me. Let's hold the services right
here. Let the others dig a grave -.
"Acting on his suggestion, the grave
""o oo"A uuS, oAO UoUJ CdIIltu W llS sue
and then the minister took hold. He
read chapter, gave out hymn, as he
called it, which the men sun g, and then
he delivered one Of the most feelin' and
appropriatent funeral sermons ever heard.
was out Of sight, and nearly every one
OF us was putty moist before he quit.
There wasn't nothin' in it at all re-
Fsemblin' my church, but 1t caught me,
cause it was simple and as powerful as the
dynamite we has been using all day.
'Like the doctor, the gospel fellow had
had his innings in a school and seminary,
but woman scrape or Parkhurst expedi.
ton had downed him, and he was unbe.
broken to himself, doing really big now
WHAT struck me all of heap was the fact
that l, who was bossin' the gang, could
only touch the pen to make my ST gnature
on the pay rolls, and all the fellows unde,
me We're either M. DIS, D. DIS or D. b.
Great country, this!''
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22
To Attend the National Committee Meet
ing-A Western Branch.
MILWAUKEE, July 18.-E. G.. "

MILWAUKEE, July 18.-E. c. Wall,
chairman of the democratic state COM
mittee, left Tor New York at 10 O'Clock
yesterday, to attend the meeting of the
national committee. He said he could
give emo information as to what would
come before the committee, except as to
chairman. He had some correspondence
in regard to establishing western branch,
but as to how many states would be rep
resented or the details of the plan he
could not speak at this time.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22

Nay, my dear Cora, the cares Of
business no doubt have prevented his
writing; or perhaps he is coming over
to England, and wishes to give you 8
delightful surprise. Did you not tell
me that Mr.. Leslie meant to sell his
plantation, and take up his abode in
England? But here comes Mortimer,
and you can yourself make all the in
uuirieS YOU Wish.n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22
CLEVELAND MEETS STEVENSON
The Vice Presidential Candidate Receive
Hearty Welcome to Buzzard's Bay.

Hearty WeIceme to BuZzard's Bay.
BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, July 1o.-
Messrs. Stevenson, Ewing and LANCE
were met at the depot by ex-President
Cleveland who greeted Mr.. Stevenson in a
hearty manner. The party was driven to
Gray Gables, and after brief rest took a
sail in Benedict's yacht, Oneida.
Later.
Mrs. Cleveland, Baby Ruth and Mrs.
Joseph Jefferson left for New York tonight
on the yacht Oneida Mr.. Cleveland and
Mr.. Stevenson will leave here tomorrow
afternoon by train.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22
Killed In a Street Eight.

DARLINGTON, Wis, July 18.-It is re-
ported by telephone from New Diggings,
small town in the westeren part of this
ounty, that Andy McGiving was killed by
ames MCGEE early this morning in a
treet fight. MCGEE has been arrested.
Great excitement prevails in the village.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-22
sheboypan Bov nrowned.

SHEBoYGAN, Wis, July 15.-Joseph
Hayns, boy aged fifteen years, drowned
last evening while in the river bathing.
He could not swim and got into deep
water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
CHESS NEWS.

We are glad 10 announce that the match for The
championship Of America has been definitely arranged
between the two distinguished masters Messrs. Lip
schultz and showaer and Is TO begin at the Manhattan
Che, Club on April II. The stakes are $50 side.
Mr. >hOwacr Ia receive $50 for expenses. The win
ner the first games will be declared the victor
and d. &. Baird will act umpire.
We learn from German Journals that the winter
tournament Of the Vienna Chess Club was closed last
month and the chief winners Herrsn Albln. Czank
and Marco, In the order named. Herr Englisch ono
Of the strongest masters In Europe. competitor
but had TO retire. owing 10 attack Of the grip.
when he had won twelve and half games and had
only four more games TO play. lie had certainly an
excellent chance Of coming out chief victor sder-
ing that Herr Albins final fourteen. Baron
Rothschd kindly presented Herr Engisch with 40
ducas, the full value Of the first prize
The annual dinner OF the Manhattan Chess Club
took place the 18th inst. AT the wcll-known resau-
rant the Arena. No 80 West Thirty frs It. The at
tendance was larger than ans prcyou, occasion
and over seventy gentlemen lat down. Dr. MINT the
vcepresdcnt Of the club presided in the absence OF
the president, Professor Rice, owing To Illness and Mr..
Tying acted POSTMASTER. Nearly all the tcass
players were present, ana tho company included
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

Charles Dickson and his company VIII TINS week move
ND to the standard Theatre, where they VIII continue
TO play Inc0g.@ The one-act play The saltCelhr,'
will also continued At the seventh concert at the
Standard Theatre this evening the following specially
artists win he heard Miss Helen Mora. Nile Ottilie
Billy Carter Binns and Burns, Dixon and Lang
and Roger and Belle DOlan.
The familiar L and /" Will be again at Niblo's
Garden this week. II has made fairly good record
IN regard to the number OF NewYorf theatres which
il has occupied, and now finds Itself rather further
downtown than usual.
While farcc-comc,es are under discussion there VIII
be novelty in the observation that a Trip to China
town, remains ut the Madison Square Theatre and
gives promise OF remaining yet for a Tune 49,
Another change Of place IS that o. tuxedo which
nmbus This will give Harlem theatre socrs an oppor-
iunlty view ut short range this combination OF hce
Blue jeans which has three weeks more to no
main at the Fourteenth street Theatre, VIII be pro
After leaving here II starts Western tour. Miss
Annie Hxley will occupy the house on Easter Mon
At the Grand Opera House this week {" Mr. Potter a,.
Of Texas Will be played by 4 company includlhs
Joseph Wheelock Frank F.. Aiken Joseph Wheeiocn'
snyder Edgar Norton, George Greenly, Thomas Jack
son. Cecil Klngsone. Jefreys Lewis, May Haines,
RcynoIds' benjamin stone and Arthur Hyde.
&. Il. Cromwel's last lecture for this season viii
be given this evening, the subject being . Ireland
The programmes at Roster a BalS have seemed
better fhan usual Of late Carmencita Is OF course
the chief attraction Nile. Marie Pacra remains and
the burc~,Iue Fra Diavalo' Is stiil gwen Inc
spanish students also favorites and other features
are Ie Clair and Leslie the three Judges, and Harry
kennedy The usual concert will be given this
evening. -, -,
Mis-, Evelyn Campbell, the leading woman OF the
Boston Museum sock company, Will quit NAV
organization At the end OF the present season: Miss
campbell las been at the Museum ior thne years
and has appeared in forty1twO leading cfar;lcters
n. listing :" Dearest I'm Little Lord Faunteroy,'
The English Rose" in the play Of that name, mo
heroine I'm "Sunlight and shadow and Camille
Brcn:@ In Lady BOuntiful'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
FOR THE VlSHIyGTON AMH FUND

william r. stewart Of No. IS Nilllam-st. treasurer
Of the Washington Arch Fund. reports the f. lO7in,
additional subscriptions Calvin s. Brce, 300 New
York Daily News" George Peabody Wetmore, Em-
ployes Of the Tuckahoc Marble Company, J. A. Gar
land (addtonaD 300 each; Seth Low (additlonar,
John Grecnough. CSC each; Friend. $685. Mrs.
Adrian lselin jr. W. g. Choatc. Miss Edith Bell Mrs
James C. Fargo Mrs. Paul ruler. Mrs. II. IiobrooS
Curtis. Mrs. william j. schicIelin. Mr.. Lewis \.
Sayrc, $40 each Mrs. Il. :. Dawson, Misses Beatrice
aud Jean Gardiner. Mrs. y. p. Bailey Mrs Hamilton
H. Fairfax, Mr.. Morgan Din, Louis Down Town
school, 10 each cash i0N returns, ~ CO. total for
week ending Mnrc 10. 1886 90 previously reported
SllfsG5 90 total subscription, to late, 81 1902
balance needed al2,291 30 subscriptions ssnt the
treasurer or to The Tribune Will be acknowledged In
Its columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
HnSPITAL FOR NEY- LONDON.

New London, March 10 (special.-The United STATES
Coast Survey Eagre, which has been IN winter
ouarers since November last, will soon proceed 10
Boston where she will 90 on the DRY docK ana be put III
condition for summer work, which VIII be cohhheu
principally to the waters about Cape Cod
Thames IOuge 4. -. l. W, Of GrOton, following TN"
example of Uuon Lodge. F. d a. NJ OF THIS city, VIII
soon erect a building OF its own. Besides the lodge
room there will be a hall conveniently arranged wmch
will be available for public entertainments.
genuine Arctic ocean seal was seen by one sea cap
tain for about one second In the harbor lhS week.
The captains reputation for truth and verhcty Is good
.nd there e no doubt but that the seal was here.
]. ~ Harris this week announced his Intention 10
give $4,000 to start memorial hospital for New
London.
frank H. Arms. Of this CITY, son OF the late ray
ynastor Frank H. Arms, T. 6. ", who was lost In the
samoan disaster has been appointed assistant paymascr
I'm the Navy by the President, and has recently IaeSl
the requisite examination III mshS cr'''""'