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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-07-16
LEGAL.
Application for a Patent,

No. 22S.
hhPuBLlsHED NOTICE or
UNITED STATES LAM on.
HALEY, Idaho, Septemherk s.
Notice is hereby given that A.. ASs7.
Dollarhide, Lewis c. Dol1arhhii alexander H
Pinkham and Albert Griffith n,de, JosepS
Office address is Ketchum. All whose posi-.
Idaho Territory, have this ds.l as COUNTY
application for patent for {; ray ey nled theSi,,
linear feet of the ''iteen hundrea
"EAST SIDE,
iode, n mine or vein, bearing pals,.
s s;tnstg ioona SIX hundred feet i IL viii
cn',ntv ~ AH L,.le smoky mining d ;sldth,
and designated by the field nntyy OF Idaho
clal plat on file in this Office . as and od.
hfty-seven. said lot No. 81 be ST 10Y numbe,
as follows, tO-wit: ''ins described
Beginning at the discovery st.,..
thence north 40 59> 4OW wes, s' axe, runnin,
point on north end of claim =. 40 10 feet to =
4oo 10 west 2O2 feet to east s;ds EGlehce south
lode to post set in earth and s4 tne OF Scott
corner NO: !; thence north 400 aH mound,
feet TO northeast corner of clo;, ~ east 5O3
IN earth ;and stone mound "a, POST set
thence south 40 SO, 40" eas uo one No. 2;
cend!ng and quartering hilis,Io Ieet q.
10y 1eet, descending on Warm Snr;r.so ridge
sue 10 southeast corner of claim creek
=. ~ eal'n ana stone mound, corns.p Ssl set
:nence SCUM 49o 45' west l55 feet feet NO. ;;
S sal huge 900 feet on level aIo rs.s sid
sue W southwest corner of claim nns. hlll
IN earth and stone mound coru post set
thence north $50 Is, west 359 fs eUlner No.4,
to ridge 459 feet, DESCENDING ~ ascending
ing hlllsideson Little Smoke S; Az quarter,
corner No. of survey M eiN I!nn.terssct
intersect corner No. 8 of snrva, IA feet
ana angle Ill west side line of c,oy no, 6l5
site discovery, corner No. 5. thenna oppo'
400 81 west 282 feet, descend;nn. ' a' north
aerlng hillside along east side of GNU nnu guar.
6lO to corner No. / of CLAIM, aS survey No.
beginning; magnetic variation ,so pace Of
containing 1856 acres. 40 " east
FROM corner No. east side II sn,,
NO; bears south $50 l6a west pS4s g ~ n. NJ.
:, Inc location of this mine is rsco, ieet.
me recorders office of Alturass V coso. IN
idsho territory. The adjoining iiuuhsy
= bunker Hill, Isabella, !" "Toys s','s arc
Any and all persons claiming ,dv.,..,.
any p1a.ion OF sad East Side lode m;ns
~ surface ground are required to tle tha;s
auseIse claims with the Register nf ", ,Sa
United States Land Office at Ha;lsv u .ne
county of Alturas aforesaid dns, N Tho
sixty days period of publication harnsss 'ne
they will be barred by virtue Of "t tha or
visions Of the statute. Va we Pro-
H. Q. BILLINGS. Rep;s,e,
1t IS hereby ordered that tho f erasa:
notice of application for patent Icons s ,s
hshed for the period of GO DAYS ton p pa
seeutlve weeks i'll the KEYSTONE q wo sDh'
newspaper published at Ketchum J JsIy
"a. .. BILLINGS. Repisia"r'
A. y. PiNkHAM. Atty for Ci.imsusn'
FIRST publication, Sept. II. 1851
FIRST republication. August 30, 1880
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-07-16
4 LoNe HUNT.
A Revengeful Cousin Spends q Lifetime
to Bring Wife-Slayer to Justice.

After patient, weary search extending
over the western continent and covering
period Of nearly forty years, writes an
Fleetwood, British Columbia, cores
pondent, Charles Hartley, of Oswego,
New York, : few days ago, at this point,
ended period in his eventful life by
arresting Allen Hartley, cousin, charged
with the murder of his wife quite two
score yeas age.
The man arrested is an old resident of
this city, having lived here neerly twelve
years. He served two terms as mayor,
and has been successful in the accumu-
lation of comfortable fortune. Four
years ago be married well-known lady of
this place. Back of it is a story tinged
with romance and sullied by crime 80
remarkable in its details that it furnishes
q chapter in criminal history.
Allen Hartley is now an old man of
nearly seventy. When his locks verb
raven and his beard was young he mar
ried a charming young lady, the belle of
the small interior town in New York
State, where both resided. Chas. Hartley,
the cousin, who after such lapse of
years caused the arrest of Allen, was an
unsuccessful sutton. Though denied all
hope by the marriage of his cousin with
the girl he still loved, this flame kept
burning through the years caused the
tracking down and arrest of the wife
murderer.
Thirty nine years ago next May, Allen
Hartley babe his friends hearty fare
we'll, and at the same time informing
them he was going west with his wife to
seek his fortune. No one saw the couple
leave the town, and finally murmurs of
something wrong increased to open Cos
sip. Charges of foul play were freely
made, but there were none to prove them,
and at length they died away. When
later the house in which the Hartleys
lived was being renalred and there was
found in cemented vault beneath it the
skeleton of Agnes Hartley, the town
went mad, but the murderer was gone
and there was no trace. Charles Hartley |
swore to hunt him down if it took Lille
time and his fortune. It required forty
years of one and as many thousand dol
lars of the other, but success has at last
rpwa r1 oA tho 1orr cooroh
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rooster, sab, on that occasion. That was
the first real Yankee trick / ever expert
mented with, sab, and you will oblige me
now by nominating the sort of poison
you prefer. '-Chicago Mail.
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Attention, Firemen'

Regular me.etinss Of the Kets'G; ssn lad
Company win Be held At MetICP s.cnth -
on t6e Art Monday Of esch "o''''.
o'clock =. 4. BY order OF rcrttnsn.
". Il, ong1ruoW'
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HORSETHIEF CAUGHT
At Boston Stole a Whole Outfit
from Portland Man.

BosToN. March / Hirsm W Leonard
aged "a esr, vas arrested ibis mo'n,r
chargsi with the la ceny of horse, p. a,
ton. hsrreas sni robes, valued al $500, CT
March /, from Portla-d. Me, from q stsblt
keeper nsmsd Betj A Le9tow,
Leonard visited Legrow's stable on tie
above mentioned date and said he wsnts {
to go to Morril,'s Corner, givi7g ,hs name
of Frank Wiliisns, residence Pprtlsnd
He wanted to hire horse and carriaga, s,
ne intended to drive over ~lth his wife sud
daughter 10 visit relative named Johr
Williams. The proprietor Of the st.bit
found n the directory John Williams, hr.
irg ~ morril's Cornst and lie: Leons 4
nave ore Of tie beat tUr outs in the stable
Nothing more / e,Id from Laonsrd. L.
gov sent the tcremao Of his stsb'e, W. A
) nford, TO l.ok far ;be missing horse ar !
pns-Sor. and The latter has BEEN chss;
W iams ever siGca Wilkins wsstr.c q
krnne bunk and then Lost.
fe~ days ago it was Learn that he
sss ZEN IL Providence sad Pswtucaet.
March IL StsrfjFi returned 10 Boston and
found the phseton in an auction room OF
Portland street. He notified the police
who watched the suc on loom very closely
ever since. This morning the phsston was
sod to an Everett man for SIG, the oiie
insl cost baing S75
When the sale was completed. Williams
or Leonstd, which he claims is his RICH,
name, claimed the SIC, ard was promptly
srre st
He denies tha. lie stole tie phsetor
claiming he bought it rom some gyp.ies.
Tho horR5 hryr.ss .r1 rf,b afa still nj a,
lag. Leonard claims TO know nothing
about rhem. lie has ueen identified as the
ms1 ~bp hired t'e h--ae
The horse has teen found in Georga
Do~'s stable at Jamaica Pisias. Thg
whip and two blanket. were also found
there.
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Socoi gHottcrs.
AMCSE MENTS.
THE SHENANDOAH AT GARDINER.

THE SHENANDOAH AT GARDINER.
The attraction in the Gardiner opera
house next Wednesday evening will be
Bronson Towards great drama, 'ShenaL-
dosh"
The truest secret Of suc cess in play wit
ing is to furnish something that will recall
fond recollsctions Of cur own past, or bring
the mt mory Of loved and honorsd ones,
long since glne from among US. Broason
Howard knew this sec;et when he
wrote Shenandoah" as its wonderful run
IN New York has proved. There is net q
scene in 1t that does strike
a. resposive chord ia some
breast The stirring scenes Of war arous e
toe slumbering patriotism in all, which
their realism s~skens the memories of
those VITO have fought FOR their couatIy,
as only they can understand. The very
thos4 VINO helped to mske the valley "a
nous, but to many, far too many. il brings
the he srtache Ct sorrow t1r dear ones
buried there. This soirow, however, has
lost its early sting, and is now sseetene
with q gentle pride in the glofies they
bought with ,h5ir blood. Their loss to the
nation, it is true, has caused many hear.
to bleed and many tear to be shed, as sad
aud silent ss the night devs that fall upon
toe grass above their graves, but
Thu night dews that fall, tho in sadness they
wee,
Shall brighten with verdure the graves where
they sleep;
An he tear that we shed, tho in silence it rolls,
Shall long keep their memory green IN our souls.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Meeting at Boston Plan of the Western
League Much Favored.

RosTos, March is A nj citing Of bs:e
bali nisuegers 81 d Others Interested in The
formation Of New England League, v a.
held to- ight ii Psrkers. Z. F. Steven,
preside sld T. Eanes acted as sees
tary. The Others ptesstt were: 7. p,
Lowell, Boston; Ii, Grepn!esf, WCrcerte.
u NJ Soule. Porlsrd; j L Bacon
Salt M; MIR Rive. Mo"rttcket; f J
Leonard, Portland H.Iry PH:, am, Sale
MI. Harrison, MsI cI-ster.
The tine was drvoi, slmos Wholly tc
discussion CT the sslsry limit. Il pree,I
ts.ives from MAJ cleslvr I'D Sslem SAD
those clIies would enter :esms if low sal.
AIRY limit vas adopted ard the sentiment oi
the meetir z favored this. A letter We.
read iiom Arthur ID xHsil, tffsrug Fer.
nsur. 4. Z. Lowell submitted plsn for E
iesgue on the principle of the Western
league All" met with Much favor
Lev, Il, Leonard, Bacon and G'aenlegi
were chosen committee to Writ Esstt RI
cities and look cy-T the field. The NEE
ing &C 3urntd to Wednesday : ext at PARK
ers.
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BosToN March sd. Lotbrop, tbs
publisher, died tonight
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NEWS NUGGETS,
Brought BY the Wires From North. East
West and South.

AL the coilieries about NJ hsuoy CITY,
Pa, have shut down until further notice.
Patrick Mulcy OF ri tsourg, Pa fsfslly
sho! his wife F'i'sy and thtu killed him
self
The English Miners Federation conf,t-
ence, concIud d to wors ouly five days 8
week uGt.l further notice.
The eft mated i9.s 50 ihA I x4s pescf
AZ p.u6- crops Nv he hiz11d w ddesd y
igh. -i'i reach $4,000
S ii HeIAar & Co. 4 Pine, NJ rs,
h w as.i2 I'd Liabilities, sl3 coo asses,
nominsIly about the same.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro states lbtrf
have nerr 775 deaths from yellow few r
there during tue last fortnight.
The British four-masted ship Wind r.
mere is ashore nser ID $! Beach. n. j
The captain sad crew, ~ in lumber, were
saved.
The Pre- sdent has est to the Senate the
nomination Of Chsrlas II A!dtich of lnl-
nois to be $. lictot general, vice Taft, re
sign ed.
Dispatches from various points IL
Louis asa, Mississippi sLd Atksi sss rep
unusually heavy snow storms and cid
weather.
Negotiations between The United Sases
minister r. Ute SDsrish guyernm II r
gsfding Dwight have been fa'istscIo,ily
loacluied
A dispatch from Buenas ayres says tie
gevPrnmr nj is neg sca. 10 take pro0er
ss1itsry precautions 70 pteven. al OUTBREAK
Of yellow itver.
a dispatch from Dujs-urg, Rheniss
Prussia states thu, n boiler Ia tug OJA,
plying on the Rhiae .x.lod d Taursiai
Aight, killing six men,
Returns Just published show that thu
population of tae 'l1ny Of Western Aus
ITALIA on Dec, 81 las, was 81 2s5 80 22s
males and II C17 females.
Mr. Warmly Is having biz mil 81 Ncrtt
Bath improved in INA y respe Gus aud " i
commerce. saving tn. b'-t az next mouth.
He mas a large raft OF logs in ,esdiress.
The Warren L nc Work, W7rren, N ii
IVES burned Ffday NOM. =, he fire rssu .
ing from b9c upx. cbe los is not give
insured. A large qisuity Of zina Is n
Falos.
The tobacco factory Of Liggett < NY
ers a. s; Louss, was Dutne d Fndsy Sew
er. m. del persUn ~ars emrioy, in the
feet ~, bu. 81 ,s,qed The loss i
lew
A dtspsfth from esntisgo. Chill, SAY
there is opn h1su it, rpt~Pen the ciarIc !
sh' liberal etemen's Of he 20 pls. Pr,.i-
dent Moltt has decided 10 70 with the
liberals.
a srecisl from Wsr'enton, Va, SAYS
Lee e. Hin and Joseph De, who last isll
murdered the Hines family, were lynched
Friday morLicg near Gsinesyile, Priv c.
william county
The P5rtlsnd Lircoln cub will give a
. ciaI rec -pt on to Hon. Thomas 3. X I'd
Saturday, eveuiug, nj 8 o'clock. A cordial
i vi!stion is extended to Il ose who are lot
mem DeYs of the club
A three story h-use in course Of erection
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BY TELEGRAPH.
A GREAT Loss
10 Death Of ChMles Wander.
poole Of LyaD, Mass,
lie Ranked With Edison and Thomson
as an Electrician.
Made Many Important Inventions. Is.
peeially In Electric Cars.

LYNN, Mas. Is Charles varderpoole,
the rr.t TO stsps electricity 70 miuirg, AID
3 prc jec,er AID isveutcr in the lire Of elsc-
500 Essex street, st 3.l5 p. ID. ts day, after
. sick sess Of nearly feut moo.hs.
For the past few years the deceased was
connected With the Thomson 9ouss1n EleC-
ric Company Of this city, rst king IN the
electrical world IS ore of the three great
head., Of which Thomson and Edison rs-
main Mr. Vsnderpoole was frss stricken
in December With preumonis AID for s
time his life was despsired of. but he
seemed to be gradually growing stror ger
ustll thi. week, when ne bsgia to tail
rapidly. Measles set in resulting in death
Mr.. Vanderplole wss born ia LIGHTER
.elde, Belgium, April 27, 1916. From An
e-rly sge be displayed al interest," in M :
cninery. His father WAS fer several years
m..ter mechanic of the E.s. Fisnder.
Alwsy shops at Plpariughe. In 1856
yourg Vandefpoo!e became interested il
telegraph.
When be WAS 10 his father apprsntic ID
him 20 q csbiLe, maker and st odd b urs he
experimental wi h electrical spparstss
HE father t b -cted 10 this and destroyed e
Ruhmkotf ell thss young Vsnderpooie
mad desisntd aud made. At Is he set up =
cabinet making .hop q bis own. He came
to AmeTics in 1863, and set!lsd il Detro.,
where be began Inc business of N anufac ur-
ing srt furri!ure
He produced al electric Ugh, few years
later. II 1877 he buiit AZ electrical lebra.
tory, Fighting It with arc lsm3s. 10 1851,
hseicg removed to Chicago. company was
formed to manufacture his eleclic light
apparatus.
Mr. VsnderpooIs also inves,iSs'ed the
| q uestion of electric power, aud worked out
devices in telphersge and mining tools b.
electric motor. Ia 1885 his hts: etecHic
railroad was qclpped at South Bend, d
where for the frat iine fac cars were ruu
at one time.
Ia 1858 the Vsnderpoole Company sold
cut to Thorn Son Houston Electric Com 9sny
and Mr.. Vauderpoole assumed the duties
Of electficisn Of The raj way department
Of that corporation. He luvt ned many
electrical devices, an 1ng them being rccs
drills which are ussd for coal mining
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at 81. Petersburg collapsed Thursdsy. A
isrse number w workman were employed
90 he bniliirg ald three of them were
si'lsd b, the falling walls
Ole of the presents 10 be given to the
siag sna q leea of Depmsrk on the occs-
,ion Of To il golden Wedding on Msy 22 is
= Gown OF gO'i, the gift Of over 100 600
sch ol CnidTen n Denmark
Cornelius Suilivag, aged So, was work
Th4rslay night upoa clay back at LAWS
tn. He wss throsn against the cart by
TIE esfsh cavrg 1T His :kuil WAS crushed
in aud he will ptobsbly net recover.
Farmers are getting nervous shout crosse
| ~ driiymeetsGg Bag on the ice, many Of
hem p,vfrr'iAg to 90 around on the land,
slthuugh i. is claimed there is 10 or ~
,Ich, of ice in the track OF the teams.
The CITY nsrshal of Corvallis, one Of
o egJ"'s most thlivi z cities. the busy me-
| 'fop ,us + ttabosrd county, issued . no.
ce e1entiS thst ''in the future no cows
g" allowed stsked Gus in the city
| hU.i
The tAnk,upcy o. PORTUGAL is almost an
| t I'll Ia tsc4. tar,lg ex tetts msintsin
| TIA; the nsUongl oe.sues is enl IS, thst the
az u , ~ III ~ De " Ihtls diu tuN
% meos Of IN etss. sill q, Suspended for
| tnree VI sr..
| An attschG,e-st was paced upon the stock
snd store TX .ugrs " Harry NJ Hoyt & Co..
| dry g. Us d-siers 81 RE eater, N. Ii. Fri
| day, by Wa, 2eeurser. Goldsmith & Co.,
| Me- Y *. F4s Ls1!li:leJ are SIG 0DD,
aesets 5000
| he fsilgr1' duri0g the ias> seven a Us
| rep5red - Dpl g. RI'sei. number for
the Uo,ted states POS, and the corr,s-
| Jondleg ~ttk,f '..ty'sr 235. b sd 'rttt
says there ere 2l9 failures in he Utitc'
| $ siss this wek
The Russisu relief fund was increased
ye'te. day in the ssm OF $500, the result
| # she concert gwen by @fs. Daniel Butter
| field l.st Ss'u day. Drexei, Mofg.l & &C.
s4nt The money BY cable TO S.. retertbmY
t. M.ois.s. smith.
a mar, wien detected in hi &C, Of har.
g!srf in Jieamolt. An, recently began
| crying. ana r,qI. ~ted to be il,Kged, ssyiI &
| hat he deserved i. HIS r,qIest Wal
gsantei by Lis ca. tors, a ter whIca he was
| ordered 10 leave town and never re;urr.
a d's,atch irum lakewood, N J fays
en- iident Gle and said thst To. re is l. O
tfu wht'ever Ia th4 s,osy THAI previous 10
| hi. letter to Con !itrRg, ne hal pr psr,d
letter declining 70 be LsHdlds'e for the
Presitro"' NJ Cleveland said: ~ never
| lrsa IN of win ~ sncr et.er.'
a Wsupsc,, Wis special says: As H.
olym.n ii r lie a. CARPET IN Gu t
rhursd4S wIh having reeN aae.s5r, to
y, k.r II G Mend, und d al Ia ,,s
bI4s il tins city o.. II, 1882 L., l. a
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SCHOONER WRECKED
But Seafaring Men Wonder Why the
Captain Left Her.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H, March Is -
Schooner Aunie c. Hal, that vent ashore
on Boon Hand ledse Wednesday night,
daAtej 81 high Tide Yesterday sod he, sails
weie lett .ei when sbandon-d bs The crew,
she proceeded TO Godtres'. Cove. nes,
York Farbar. aud struck ledge. IL WAS
thought early this morning thar she eould
be gotten 4 and he tug Piscataqua went
10 her sssistsnce. Wnen she arrived the
vessel was found sIbms rsed and the sea So
rough that the Ius vas uasbis 90 accomplish
anything. Tue schooner lies on rockt
bottom sid IS ths sea is fsss msking over
her, she will be total wrscs before morn
ing. Seafsring men here 3Iress gres'
surprise that Cap. Davis should ShNnd0
the yssss! in the manner he did
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Although .he tickets for Shenandoah
have only oeen en- sale two days, there has
been gJsIi rush for seats and the best
ones are fast 21ils Grand Army men DE
much interested this version of chap er
in tn late var an! vii be present il large
numbers.
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THE CRY OF THOUSANDS.
lift Hits You. Well and Good.

t4t- A-~sstf7
"f con't know. t,ei nervous and 4afrr, don't
sleep we'll. last ~ ap. lie, am blae and tepress
ID"
This is the cry c; thoeszA ads. SICK and do EU'
know what is the matter.
II Is aeTe0ns readiness and aoHsaca trouble
Never mind how yoa got them, whether tou
spI.ns Debility, weakness following the Grip
oye,worE, strain on The nerves, dissipation. &C.
What sou want Is a cure. 60 TO sour druggist
and purchase for o., DR.. Greene's Servnra, tb'
best regulator of the stol ach. liver and bowels
and create st novn tonic il yigorstor and strength
ener fer the nerves. twill ely max Z
you feel yourself ag in. Fur, " vegetable
and harmless.
Twas bad sui, rer from dyspepsia and irdi
ges;ion, my bleed was poor and ny nerves veri
weak, which feet, my heart l was in q Tax
way with these comp aints; no one stgeEsf NOR
TIA. i5f, / tried most ever5 thing. bat moth
In did nae Z cd . ntiI took DR.. Greene
NervuTa. It is GER AMY hne medicine anC
perfectly Cd ne.
DAVID q. REATISG.
iolg PoLu ylyania az Baltimore, Md "
Ca DR.. Greene, the successful pecialist, il
curing 81 forms of nervous aud ehronis DISEASE
3. Temple pl., Boston, Mass. can be consulted
Jres, personally or y letter. Call or write 10 hin
about your case or send for symI tom blank to ri
out, and letter fully explaining your disease
giving advice &c. viii be returned fee.
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HE WILL SETTLE
The Costs of the Suit Brought Against
Him by the State.

Hartford, Conp., MsTch ls.-The su-
preme cUurl mas decided The case Of the
state vs. Nicholas Staub, sta e comptroller,
in favor of the state This is the case
brought to csmpel the comp roller to draw
on the treasurer for the school money for
the towns of the state. Thu towns will be
relieved by reason Of tbs decision f9om the
necessity of borrowing several hundred
thousands Of dollars. The dee sion sett!ei
the case And the comptroller pays.
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WHAT A PICNIC!
Schooner Winnie Lsurls Has a Terrible
Ssisa at Se..
Crew Ate Captains D0g-Wanted Hin
Planned to Eat Each Other.

PKovINcETowN, Mass. March IS.-Le.-
tiers ,rom Capt Mo Richie of the overdue
schooner Winnis Laurie, report her arrival
a. TaIpsuiin Cove, March IL, from Con
sireo, after q terrible passage OF 60 oaJs
Cap McRlteh:e says ne never met such
gales and hurricanes IN his life. He vas
blown of the cnss; five times, scross the
qulf stream. Eve Eeek ago he was 10
sight of LAID eff DSlsssre ard three weeks
ago was of New York, each time being
blown TO Bermuda
II one gale TO-, big boat AMI so ions Of
logwood were swept away ard the deck
houses and wst.r tanks stove to pieces.
They got on. OF PROVISIONS four week
ago ard near.y starved. The sailei S
plsnaed 10 eat f h il number. They ste
the captsins dog al Unrest ned to eat him,
but were relieved bs tbs schooner Andre W
A'ams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-19
IN THE SENATE.
A Statue to ten. W. I. Sherman Pro.
posed at Washington.

WAsHlSeroS. March is la the Senate
Cssey from sne committee on agriculture,
reported bill TO establish 4 uniform siA; =
dard Ct ~hest. earn osis, barley aid rye.
Csis4dsF.
H..ley introduced bill spprop,i.tlng
$50 600 for re tesfal and ststGs 10 Ger.
W I. Sherman in the ely Of Warrington.
Referred.
After disposinz of q large number Of
bill. on the calendar, ths Senate al 4 IS
adi>uraed until Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-19
THOMPSON & CO.,
REGISTERED DRUGGISTS,
HALL0WELL, MAINE.
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