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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
ANNUAL REPORTS
By Hallomell City Officials Their WOrl
During 1s91-92.
Especial to the KEssnBEo JOURNAL. j

Special to the KEssEBEC JOURNAL.
HALLowELL, MsrCh "A special meet
irg OF the city government WAS held las,
highs TO receive and act upon the reports
Of the seversl departments for the municipal
year ending March l. 1892. The several
reports we're read, accepted and ordered
placed on iile
The chief engineer showed that the fire
department turned out in response to five
alarms. Two false md Three real The
apparatus is all in good shape except the
Gamer. upon ~hch repairs are now being
Insds. Thsbks city goyerLment ior conf
1ence rep0sed IN HIM
The local Board of Health reports two
cases of diphtheris, SIX scarlet fever. ten
typhoid fever No deaths from contagious
Diseases in the year. rumber of nui-
sances were sbsted. New sewers are prov
ing great help in the boards work.
Report Of c.m nitgee on sewers. This
has slresdy been given IN Hslloweli col
umn Of the JOURNAL
The s.rees commissioner report shows
that three new Cllverts have been quilt and
several have been repsifed. An unusually
l.rg amount OF plank side walk was built
and an extrs qu.ntty of gravel hauled.
Mr.. Whitcomo recommends thst more
yrsvel and lsss plank walks be built IS he
considers he expense Of the former much
lees
Commissioner Of public build ng's report
sstes ,hat the city buildings are now all 10
good repair.
The city marshal reports whole number
{ arrests. 63 drunkenness, "a larceny, s
assault, >; trsmps, IS; cruelty TO animals.
2; Ill. gal sale Of in,ex eating lq 1ors, 3;
disturbing the peace, g.; indecen: expo
| sure, /; street wslkiJg, /; prevention OF
crime. /: seizures of intoxicating iqaors,
| 10. Msr.hal Maddox then gives an in
ventory Of police property owned by city,
| and tlsnks the department for assistance
rendered him through tae year.
The city physician. report states thai
| here has been the usual amount Of sick
ness among the poor. But two deaths have
occurred on the poor farm during the year
BE recommends separate sitting rooms fol-
msle snd female paupers, 1t gives him
great pleasure 10 say that ar. aod Mrs.
| sumner. who have charge Of the poor
farm, have tax en- the best care Of all tht
household,
| The trustees Of the cemetery make a.
extensive report. Several hundred feet o.
iron pipe were laid, brir g,ng water upon th'
grounds, 36 rev 10 $ graded and th'
Centenisl Burial Grounds Association hs
done much towards securing q hsndsom
stone fountsin which will De built IN the
spring.
The superintendent or burials' repor
shows that there have been 55 deaths dur
ing the yesr, and 10 bodies have beel
| brous ht from other places for intermen
| here.
The report Of the fiosuce committee AT
city treasurer ard collector we're not sub
mitsed, as there Is q roll Of accounts to b
approved When these are presented ful
abstract will be given in these columns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
PATTEN POISONING CASE.
No One In the Town Believes in the
Theory Of Murder.

The Commercial says under the above
head: A gentleman Of Patten, Who is in
the CITY today, in speaking Of the case OF
poisoning in that town, says no one there
b.lieves The old hunter Jarrett was deliber
s,ely poisoned by the Indian John Franci.
or anyone else.
Tne people believe thst the sickness of
several people vas caused by arsenic, bat
that it vas taken enii.eiy through accident
or cArelessness.
Tne story which has been circulated il
the result Of sensational Newspaper to gel
a new sensation
The deputy sheriff as Patten has been in,
sTucted 70 look into the case, bus no.t
ing further has been done, aud probably
nothing more viii be coae by the aulhofi
ties.
Those Who are the best acquainted viii
the facts do not think there 10 any evidences
which would justify the county in mskini
. large bll Of expense
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
CAPITAL NOTES.

Papers were filed at the state department
Tuesday, asking for repsraiion and dam
ages by the crew Of the United States
steamer Baltimore Of the Chilisn govern-
ment for II juties received and false i'm
prisonment undergone At the time of the
riots at Valparaiso, October, 1891 The
damages claimed sggregste 50 $685. 900.
EI-Spsaker Reed has received 8 letter
from Western msn, in which he said
II have made bet Of $500 With Demo
crat here thst the present Democratic House
have adopted your ruling Of what constitutes
& quorum, and kre now acting under said ful-
ing, or that the rule is DOW accepted and in
fsrce. Will you please answer ihe above
and decide the bet?'
This isihe caustic answer Mr.. Reed wrote
at the bottom Of the inquiry
My Dear Sir,-The Democratic House
has not adopted my ruling, bus the Supreme
court has. Whoever bets that the Democ-
cscy have at any time acted with sense
should have long odds"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
ON THB ICB FIELDS.
Most Of the Houses Nearly Pull
Of A | Ice.
White Caps Abuse 50 Yasf- Old HuSb,nd
Of Kom.n As.d "a
Annual Reports Of the City Officials Of
Hallowell for Is3l.2.

Special to the Ksnnebec JoURsAL.l
GARDINER, March 1.-The ice si;uatior
- the ksnEebec is not 20 perplex.ns toda,
- It ~ss week ago. Four days Of fairly
,old weather has IN 4de the fields solid sy.iI
sDd early all the csmpsrisss,e running.
The Kniekerbockers will fnish every
where bus at Iceboro BY tomorrow nigh, OF
Thursday noon.
They have not been sble to fill sli theiI
houses frcm The fsci that their field. we're
aot large enough, osiDg to the thinness oi
the ice.
AT OH Orchard they are 10000 short, a
2hrsea 5000 tons 'hort At Randolph 1000
& Sml hIo-n 10, 900, a totsl Of q 900 tons
they viii fill &C Hallowell, Ssan Island
,ud A. Iceboro IL the weather holds cold
1ntil Sat1rdly a, They have large fald
here.
They will leave enough ice, however,
10 fll ihair contracts. The other compA-
lies viii be nesrly full 1t the close OF the
week.
At nearly all the houses the crew worked
until 10 O'Clock Monday and Tuesday
ishs and will probably continue to do so
anil tbe ses-oa clio es. Il ia ger orally
concesd ded that the cut will not be so large
As lsst year which ia turn was not s very
larse one.
Z. ID. and W. ID. Haley finished work
N their house at Trolrs Point, South Gar
iine', Moudsv night. They have shout
.6 go ons Of lee ouied. about 400 tons
shofI Of .hr cspsc;ty Of the houses.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

There will bs horse trot on the ice al
Norway, Thutd.y, March 81, at O'Clock
sharp.
Frank A. Howard and James w. Jone,
o, Belfast have been granted a patent for 4
screw driver,
While Samuel Bunker vas settling a not.
With A. II. Ware Of North Anson. Mooday
a dispute arose and = hstchet vas fiouri.htd d
Each man plsmes the other for ,he trouble
Joseph A. Fiske of Auburn committed
suicide Tuesday morning by hanging. Ht
was shout 65. Financial troubles are sup
posed to have been the cause, the ma,
having been despondent on this account 70
some time.
Pederewskis manager Ia none other thai
German Count, Hugo Gorliiz, rho will b,
remembered by many Maize people a. tn,
husband Of Amy Shervia who sang in mas,
New EngIsnd cities sDd towns some foa
years ago. After eJmiAg 10 this couutr,
from Europe he resided soma time in Rich
mond, gong to the surrounding places oe
c.sionsily 10 give German lessons. He i
we'll known in Lewiston aad in Augusta
Gardiner aud Watefsi!le. After lesvIu
Msins he managed his wifs's concert tou,
gong with bsr to Australia. Altogether tl
count is moat Interesting person 70 NEE,
lie h.s seen all parts Of tue world and a.
sorts of experiences, and, bes, Of ali, !
seaiai and entertaining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
ATHENS EXCITED.
King Ol Gfatcs Commands His Cshlna
TO Resign.
They Refuse. and He Dismisses Them
Causing Much Excitement.

ATHENS, March 1.-The supporters OF
NJ. Delysnnis, ,hi, afternoon resumed ths
session ia the Chsmber, where Nj. Dely.
aanis msd q statement.
He said he snd his colleagues had beer
samm 1ntd by The king TO resign, bat de-
cllned TO do so, where upon the king dl,,
missed the cabinet
NJ. Dslysnnis asked the Chamber for =
vote Of confidence and the vote was carried
unsnimously.
No member of the opposition was present
After the sdjourDm mebt Of the Chamber =
isrge crowd escorted NJ Dslysnnis TO his
residence, from the balcony Of which he
made Al impsssioned speech.
lie said the people had twice honored
him with their confidence ard he would
never abandon his post. He replied upoe
the support Of the naii)n.
A counter demonstration vas held in
front of the residence OF Nj. TIieoupis
The situsiion has become cfiticsl.
The King persists in the dismissal OF
The Delysnnis ministry and the royal palace
IS guarded by cavalry and gendarm,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
THE STRIKE SETTLED
Al Indianapolis by Appointing u Re
cciyer { r Street X ilrOad.

1spIASAroLIs, Ind March 1.-The
street railway strike was practically settled
midnight last ight. when Jddge TRY ior
II the superior court appointed Thomse
Steele the assistant superintendent recently
DISCHARGED by President F,enzel, receiver
# the company. The petition for receiver
sets forth that until recently the road
had performed its duty as common
carrier, and did so until MIR. FreDzel
vas elected president, that he bad no ex-
perience in such business and that he is
wholly u1fiG for his position and was only
appointed because it was thought he could
get the renewal Of the franchise. II then
recites the causes Of the strike and decision
Of the directors to stand by Frenzel in
the strike, and says that Continuance Of the
strike will result in bloodshed and destruc-
ion Of property, that the directors are uR-
b; to opera g the company and, as a result,
the people are deprived of their means Of
lrsnsit The Receiver Immediately gave
bond, in sum Of 100000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
ROUGH USAGE
Given Bridegroom by Crowd OF Bel
fast White Caps.


Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL
BsIr.sr, March IA short time ago
a man by the name of Il. G. Penney came
to this city and has been selling face pow
der. He made the acquaintance of Mrs
]. K. French, and old lady reported to
be possessed Of some little wealth
md not perfectly sound mind
Fso. 27ih they we're married and .,
there VS. - vaIisty Of reports circulated 3:
to the OF jact OF the marriage, il caused ex'
element Last night 8 mob OF nearly 100
men vent to the residence OF the coupis
md called for Penney TO come out,
This he refused 10 do and the crowd
,roceeded TO smash The widows and pei
the house With eggs, stc. An entrance VA
finally effected by breaking q pane of glAst
in the front door and reaching in snC
blocking the door. Penney was found
in the hay loft And ds'gged cut ous brok'
avsv from his cap,ors and done some lively
sprinsing for about 200 yards, ~hsn he fell
exhausted. After u:eias him roughly th'
crowd released him 90 his promise 20 iesv'
town but he has not gone N this writing
The groom is 35 and ths bride 81 yeas
old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
IN THE SENATE.
Not Much Business Transacted And the
Senate Adjourned.

WASHINGTON, March Id the Senate
bills introduced by George. Harris ant
Vance TO repeal the internal revenue tax
on circulation Of s.ate bank notes, and viii
like titles, were reported back adversely
from the committee of finance, and placed
on the calendar.
Dawes, from.,he Committee on Indisr
aft airs, reporred back the bill tt
amend the act to ACCEPT and rstify sht
ssreemeuta msde with the confederatet
bands of Ute Indians in Colorado for The
ga of their reserva ion. Calendar.
The Idaho election case WAS taken up,
and Sanders addressed the Senate in de
fence Of Cllg2ests right to n seat.
Morgan mado,s legal and consttu'i ons
argument against the rith. of Dubois to
occupy sest the Senate.
George obtsined the floor, but did moi
feel well enough to proceed today. Ad'
journed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
BLEW GREAT GUNS
At New IIa,cn-Sound Boats from New
York Delayed.

New HAVEN, Conn, March The
wind reached a velocity of ~ miles an hour
at one time today and continued at very
heavy rate all day. About five iuches OF
snow fell
Beyond the fall Of a number Of telephone
wires, owing to the damp and heavy snow
no damage is reported.s
The boats on the Sound from New York
have not arrived today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
IT WAS REDHOT.
The Control Of The Belfast,
ireland, IaSane Asylum
Causes q Rsmarkabl, Exhibition Of
BisOtry and S,C'arlan Feeling j,
In House of Commons Government
.l4.. Wins by Reduced Majority. .

LONDON. March l The debate in the
II 1u,e of Commons tonight on the bill pro-
IN 'sed BY the Corporation Of Belfast, con-
erning the control Of the lunstic asylu N.
gave rise to 4 remarkable exhibition Of
niSoIry aid sec,Arisn feeling.
The fight. in which all parties took =
nsnd, turned on the assertion Of the clauses
attended 10 give The Catholics Of Belfast .
srester share in the government Of the
town.
Sir EiwArd j. HArlsud, member for
NSrlh Belfast, denied that Belfast was an
ish town at all
The maj nifty Of the population, he de-
clsred, was English and Protestant.
1t would not be fair 10 give the control
" the institutions Of the town 10 the Irish
Catholics.
William Johnston. member for South
Belfast. slso regarded Belfast as au essen
tally Protestant town, and sverred this
sss the reason why Belfast was more
prosperous than most Irish cities.
Beth Of thess gentlemen are conserva-
Hves aud their opposition 20 the measure
supported by the government attracted
much sttentior.
Sir Villa N Hsrcourt and Mr.. Bslfour
took hand in the debate and the question
Al issue thereupon became q party oie.
When the division WAS had the govern
nent's msj niy ia favor Of the bill vas
MY ~ and there Was much enthusiasm
among the opp Jsition.
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PORTLAND DEMOCRATS,
Members of Young Mems Club Hold Sec
Ond Annual Dinner.

PORTLAND. March l The second an
nual dinner Il the Young Meas Demo
cratic Club was held tonight st the Preble
House. nesrly 200 being present, including
macy representative men Of the party in
this city ard the State.
After diDlct the assemblsge was called
to order by Pres!d ant K A, McC utch, and
Nathan Clifford suted as tosstms'tr.
Letters were read from Hon W Z Rus
cell of MsssschuseIts, Senator Gormsn and
others, and speeches, devoted to local snd
natl ,nsl issues. we're made by Hon John
II. McD enough of Boston, Hon. Darius 81
Ingrsh,m. Harvey N. Collision of Boston,
Hon ". Fl Clifford, DIR A j, Fuller Of
Bath, Hon. Nathan Clesvas and Others.
An interesting feature was aphonGgraf b
speech on local issues.
The mention Of the name Of Cleveland
was greeted with tumultous spplsu,e and
cheers.
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STATE BOARD OF TRADE
or New Hampshire Holds Mid-Winter
Meeting at Concord, n. II.

CONCORD. N, H., March l The mid
winter meeting Of the state board Of trade
was held here this afternoon with = large
after dance Of delegates from local boards.
The business transacted included re-
ports from committees; consideration of
subj scts Of local importance; addresses by
Stephen A. Douglass. Boston, on Rum
mig E1penses Of Electric Installation; :"
Hon. Charles Il. Adams, Henry Lord, John
ID. Dewell, presidents respectively of the
state boards of trade Of Massachusetts,
Maine and Connecticut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
PRISON BURNED.
Indiana State R.iolmatory lof Woman
Destroyed by Fire.
Thought No Lives We're L0st.-Finan
cial Loss, $500, 900.

IspnsAroLrs, Ind, March The
State woman's prison and reform school
for girls vss burned here tonight. Two
hundr ed ard fifty seven inmates Of the re
form department and 81 women in the
prison department got out safely, and none
stempsed to escape.
1t is said the building was set on FIRE by
three girls, Imogene Thompson, MARY
Stevens and Lidis kinsley. who hoped te
escape during the confusion.
The loss will exceed $500, 900; insurance
but sj1 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02
At PROVIDENCE
The Storm Played Havoc with Street
Travel, Telegraph and Telep Zones.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., March The snow
and wind storm, with wind blowing a gale
from the northeast, commenced in this
city shortly after s O'Clock this morning,
ami continued unsba,ed throughout the
day.
Street trsili !, vas considerably impeded.
but the electric cars were not particularly
troubled. Telephone service interrupted
and the telegraph lines worked badly.
About four inches of snow has fallen
and the prospects at midnight are Of col -
tinusEce- Thermometer says SO.
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Have No Equal.

ALLcoCK's PoEoUs PLAsTERs have At
tained -osid-~ide reputation solely upo u
sheir superlative merits. They have many
sould-oe rigals. but have never been
eqaailsd or even app reached in curative
properties And rspidIty and safety Of action.
Their value mas been Artested BY the high
est medical authorities, as well ~ by unim
peschAbie testimonials from those who have
used them, and Iney are II co nmended A.
ne best external remedy for weak back,
rheumatism, sciasicA, colds, coughs, sore
.nroaI, Chest a1d stomach affections, kid
ley difficulties, weak muscles. strains,
sli.che', aad aches aud pans Of every de-
scfiption.
Beware of limitations, and do not bs de-
ceiVed BY MISREPRESENTATION. Ask for ALL
COCK 8, a4d let co solicitation or explains
iion induce you TO accept . substitute.
fst29sod&wsmongo gornfolpr
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WILL IT NEVER CEASE.
Young Mrs. Blaine Wants the Whole
Batch of Letters Published.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D, March Mrs.
James Il Blaine, Jr., has written an open
letter TO Secretary Blaine asking him to do
her the justice Of publishing, in connection
with his personal statement the full
text Of her Letters to young Blaine, extracts
from which are printed in the secretary g
state ment.
She says IL Mr.. Blaine fails to respond in
10 days she will herself publish the sub
stance and alec publish letters from young
Blaine to her.
She claims the letters will show thst
young Blaine was no weakling. She IS
serts that Mr. Blaine knows that his charges
against her regarding the marrisge are un-
founded.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday jane roth, isst. train
~t run a follows, connecting At Oakland witt
Name Central Railroad.
sor Boston, Portland. Lewiston, WstcrvilIe. Al
slsta, showhesan and Bangor
PAsssngrr trains leave Bingham, s-n A. N.
fizHP ~. soion, s59 A. N, i2sa NJ, Cara
tpss FAILS. 'o6t a. NJ, los P. NJ; Embden, 7oa
4 ", l.s6 p ". North Anson. 7.t7 a. W, so p
s., Aa.on, n a NJ, l-s9 P Nj Madison. 80 4
sfo2f.s Norrtdyegook, 80 = NJ, al p
BAnss siding, = So 4. " = % P NJ; 5aStsIi.
tro..ias. 'sot -, '2.iz p. NJ. arrive Oakland
eDs NJ, $50 r. N.
Irom Boston. Portland, Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
tfryiils, SsOsha gan and Bangor
Pas.onspr irAlas leave Oakland. 9.o5 A, ", so
r. saxirlt Crossing, - 20 A. ~. IS 90 p. NJ
Bangs sldins, y - A. NJ, '5-07 p. NJ. Sorridgc
soct, Pa N. 5.ia P NJ; Madison. 9.s4 A. N.
tl5F.s Ansou, SB 4. NJ, n 2. N North An
son. 10 "A 4 ~, $50 r VI, tmbden, io.so A. ".
SEQ = y CArrs,ank Fails. 'l0ts A w., .eB p
scion. 10 IS NJ. 6.is e N, arrive Bingham,
tttO A. N, sS r.N.
Flag stations, At which trains stop on signal o.
soaee 10 conductor Mixed between Bingham
and North Arson, WI. NJ. AYER. 5upt.
ssp,ftt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-02

A GuArsn,ee There il no case Of rhe u
mati.m CT neura!gis, which will not De
relieved by tie use Of Salvation Oil
Price 25 cents.
A Clersymsn's Opinion--Hsving hsd q
opportunity to test the excellent Q aaiifies oil
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. hesa,sse not Il
say it 10 the best remedy have ever uset
in my family.-Rsv. Wn- Chapman, pastol
n. 3. church, Georgetown. D. c.
dItfo!fm
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Al oPEI SWITCH
L.tS Orc Train Crash Into ArOlher-'
SoYsn Men Killed.
Foreman Of Crew Who Left Switch Open
Surrenders Himself.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March IAN &C.
commodsnon train today ran through an
open switch in the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul yard here today, striking the shop
employees train moving in the same direc-
lion on the third track.
Seven employees 10 the shop train were
killed and one other badly iojurej.
The switch Wa. left open by the switch
ing crew, snd Emil Barrels. foreman Of
the crew has given himself up to the pc
Ice.
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70 WAR UPON IT'S LIFE And HEALTH.

II I, well known that HEALTHY BLOOD,
DESTROYS the NUMBERLESS MICROBES of
la t;rippe. that are constantly swsrming ~
the blood of every person living In an infected
district.
II the microbes are allowed to exist ano
multiply IN the blood, that terriole disease L-s
{; rInne manifests itself and is followed ny
,in,,.,r;r.t !, xt.trnce or sudden death. When
the blood Is POOR and WEAK Its power to
overcome and destroy this antagonisuc me-
is greatly lessenej. The microbes enter;
multiply rapidly, until they overcome ana .h
iIsorsanixe every healthy function OF ,h{
body aud destroy life Itself The eeIeors,ea ,el
pr watkins says, the Ia Gr'ppe uii.' ~ ~
,TTACt, th,, M .ooD ITSELF, that they
% xi.t in The atmos sphsre everywhere snd only
strong healthy blood is sble to resist ami de
stroy them in the body
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RICHMOND.
Funeral of Late Captain Samuel Bian.
chard- Personals and Other News.

Especial to the kennebec JOURNAL.
RIcHMosD, March 1.-The funeral ser
vices of the late Capt. Samuel Blanchard
<tte held at his late home this afternoon,
Rev. Mr.. Clifford tfiicisting. A large
number Of scqusintances, among whom was
Mr. Tuck Of Augusta, who was formerly
= steamboat clerk with. the deceased, were
prt sent
The O. X M are getting upa fair to
come Il March l6ih, 18th and 18Th.
A csmpsign bsDd is being talked up.
Lawyer Potter Of Brunswick was in town
today
W W McRobie has moved into the
Mitchell house.
BE. Gurus contsmplstes moviog to
ID chm3nd.
Mrs. Georgi, Jackson Of Norway is visit.
ing 10 town
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Catholic Church Burned

TARRlrFvILLE, Conn, March l.-Early
this morning the Catholic church wa.
burned. There is no Ere organization hers
The fire was discovered 10 the west end oi
the church near the altar. The origin i.
unknown. Church sud contents were
valued at from SIC. 900 to sl2 600; insu.-
ance $1,000.
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No SeriOus Damagc.

LorG ISLAND CITY, March mo serious
damage is Yet reported as b.ing done by
the severe storm thst has prevsied over
Long Island duii1g the past 80 hours,
though many trees and telegraph poles
were knocked down and many country
roads rendered impossible by The heavy
rsiI fall.
High tides are running on both the Sound
and Atlantic coasts, flooding the cellars and
washing away bath houses on Far Rocka-
| way.