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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS,
USE PONDS EXTRACT

Have the early frosts or too late lin eos
g5Hg p ~ I so neacefulv COLDS
slumbering the summer l0ng' Well, if CUTS
and perhaps take some distssteful drug BRUISES
1.-The doctor will tell tell you whatb 1 first sPRAMs
PONDS EXTRACT, then wrap it SORE
warmly with flannel, and the rheuma- -r,nn.r
tism may wholly disappear twill GER aHmVHa
tainly be much relieved eyed Now that you Catarrh
~ AND
mentions. It's wonderful curative. after
But don't accept substitutes s.:, - SHAVING
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-16
MAINE TOWNS.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents Of the Press.

Gorham.
BURGLARS CAPTURE AN OFFICE CLOCK
AND SEVENTEEN CENTS.
The Portland & Rochester depot at
this place was broken into Tuesday
night. Entrance was effected through
the Office window. The total amount
taken was seventeen cents and a small
office clock
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
GOVERNORS ASSEMBLING
FOR THE SOUTHERN STATES CON.
VENTlON IN RICHMOND.
Full Arrangements Being Made to
Give Them Welcome In Keeping
With the Famed Hospitality of the
Old Dominion State.
3y Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, April 11.-Mayor
in connection with the re-
ception committee from the Cham
ber of Commerce, is making every
possible arrangement for the pleas
ant entertainment of the Governors
and others who are to meet in con-
vention here tomorrow. So far as
can be learned there will be about
thirty of the distinguished visitors
in the city. The full programme Of
the entertainment has not been COM
pleted but it is safe to say that Old
Virginia will keep up her reputation
for hospitality. Gov. Foster and
party of five from Louisiana will
arrive in Richmond tomorrow morn
ing. Gov. Brown of Mary land,
Gov. Carr, of North Carolina, the
latter accompanied by several gen.
tlemen, will be here this evening
Gov. Jones. of Alabama, and wife
Commissioner of Agriculture Lane
and two members of the staff will
arrive tonight and remain in a pri
vate car until after breakfast. Gov
". j. Stone, Of Missouri, acoompa
MED by his wife and friends, will b.
here tonight. Gov. Brown, of Ken
lucky, Gov. Northern, of Georgis
and Gov. j. NJ. Stone, of Missis
sippi have wired their regrets 8
beir 6 unable to attend the conver
tiOn,
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Valuable Eeal Estate for
sale.

Un3er ard by vir ne Of decree cf
Superior Court of v axe county, duly ade
at Febru ry tsrm. 1893, in the case of jan es
Moore et al vs. George l. Tonnof Xxi ct al, l
Will expose to lublio s&le to the highest bid
der, on
Monday. April 2ita, lSgs,
at the court house door Ia the ci.y O, Raleigh
at Y clock n, the ioliowii < CescIi cec real
estste
F.rs &C. q 81 d i Cay ;ovrship
wake ,0'n If lie ltLcs oi Alta
Yates, VIM. Crowder aid others, cor: amin,
59sI acres.
5. co d-A houre ard lot in the city OF Rsl
eiSh, en- the north side OF DAvie street, DO
tween Wimingt, srd Rlount streets, be.nt
pars OF city lot No. 80 fro, tirg "a eet on
DAVE stree ani riI ng Sa k ~ feet
Third One-haif inteIos IN the core house
and lot o. ths east size of ailnlnGtoa street
be-w en- Martin aud Hsrge;t sti ee's 3 fl, ntiT Z
40 ut B. feet on WI m ngt)n stieet sno being
part ,lty lot n, lib , al one-hsM interest
! is slsiect to The If eathte Of Mrs. L.ura Scr
| reIl.
Fourth -Oae-half ipteres. in hous. and
| let On the south side IF d vie st: eet. between
| WILMINGTON ana BIO 1T streets III the clty Of
bsleigh, bel psrt clly lot NJ. "a, FIR ntny
| lO5 feet tn Davie street and running back
2t0 feet.
| Fth-One-e tn interest 10 a house and lot
| at the northeast c,Iner of the in o. section of
| CabSrrus and Dsps streets In the city of
| Raleigh, froLtDg l65 feet n Ga arTus rtrC ct
md - feet on DAVIS II stree Sad one-si1th
interest is subjected TO the Ito STATE Of ars
Laura W Sorrell.
bed lands c:n be obta md from The under
signed.
Terms Of eae, OF. bal cssh, b.lsnce at ri,
mont With interest from daS Of sal
Z. NJ. BUSREE,
mar22 tbs Commissioner
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12

GREENSBORO, N. c., April IL
eciaD.-While the north-bound
train was standing at the depot to-
day John L. Sullivan was discov-
cred in the second class car, in his
usual condition of drunken stupor
A crowd collected, and the big brute
began to abuse the crowd, calling
them damned Tar-heels. A young
man from Haw River, N. G., still
furthe, angered the pugilist by re-
ferring to Corbett. This directed
the abuse to the young man, who
drew knife and threatened to dis
embowell Sullivan. This made the
latter furious, and he rushed back
into the first class car and procured
himself a knife and would have
gotten into fight with the Tar
heel but for the presence of a po
liceman.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Il Mining strike apprehendeG.

By Southern Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April lit
is quite generally conceded that
there is a possibility for further
troubles in the mining districts ia
May. It is an open secret that a
general strike is in preparation to
take effect May 1st, and the State
civil and military authorities are
preparing for another attack upon
the conyicts working in the mines
The positions are being strength
ened with Notifications and every
thing is being put il readiness for
an attack. The Legislature has
passed bill authorizing the Gov
ernor to use the full force of the
State to suppress disorder. 1t is
not believed that the Tennessee
miners are back of the movement
to any great extent, but that agita
tors from kentucky are trying tt
manipulate the threatened strike &c
as 10 cause trouble.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
The ChOctaw Troubles.
HO NihOOCNV HHOUOHOos
Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, D c., April 11-Sec-
retary Hoke Smith today received
the following telegram from Agent
Bennett, at Muskogee, Indian Ter
ritory
Il am reliably advised by both
factions that the Choctaws are be-
ing reinforced strongly. The pres
ence of military alone will prevent
a conflict The troops should be
sent to Antlers as quick as possible.
l will SO there when advised that
the troops nave started"
A telegram just received from
Atoka, says: zone hundred men
here are going to the location Of
the troubles if the government does
not interfere. Have wired thei,
leaders that you have asked the
War Department to send troops te
prevent domestic strife and pre-
serve the peace"
AS requests have already beer
made upon the War Department tt
have troops sent to the locality tt
preserve the peace, no furthe
action will be taken by the Secre
tary than to furnish the Wa
Department with copy of tn
agents telegram.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Sale Of the State ChrOaIcIe.

BY virtue OF C rtain martrsg,. exsru-
ted by the hroaicle Pubhshins Company.
corporation TO j sephus Dan els "a re-
corded IN book I'D, ge S6i OF The re-
cords OF tie Office OF Register of Zee 3 fov
Wake county. / viii sell TO the higt est
bidder for c-sh at the court house door of
Wase county, IN Raleigh. y G. on the
81 b day OF May. le93, n L. O'Clock NJ. ;he
following described roperty. tftwtt: The
Iewspsp-r published la The c,iy of Raj
e'gh, n. =, daily End weekly under the
ime and sty lie Of the STAT .oNrCLE.
aud sli tte fyees p-ess ing, mpl sing stones.
ealing tyi e and galleys, cases, f.xtnres.
ONCE furniture, mate -ials, and prop rty be
longing or appsr aiming TO said chronicle
Puoiishing ompany. used with sa news
paper, or ia any manner csnn. ctsd with ~
and also the subsS ription booss, and
advertising books. good will, fran, hises
and contracts for advertising OF said cor
poration and newspaper.
JOSEPHUS DANIELS.
Mortgage.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Yesterday In the Senate.
lthern Associated Press.

BY Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 11.-SENATE-
The Democrats succeeded in
forcing the executive session this
morning in the face of the COM
bined Republican opposition. As
soon as yesterdays journal was
read, motion to proceed to execu-
tive business was made by MIR. Cor
man and was antagoniz. d by Mr..
Hosr. A vote was taken by yeas
ond nays, and the motion was car
ried 80 to l6. strict party vote,
Mr.. PETER voting with the Demo-
Gratis.
The journal of yesterday having
been read, the Vice Presid ent
stated that the business before the
Senate was the resolution for the
admission of the three Senators ap-
pointed by the Governors OF Mon
tana and Washington. MIR. Cor
man thereupon moved to proceed
to the consideration Of executive
business.
MIR. Call claimed the floor in pur-
suance of notice of his intention to
address the Senate on his resolu-
ton to increase the membership OF
certain standing committees of the
Senate He intimated his readi-
ness, however, to yield for execu
tive business.
Mr.. Hoar did not approve tina
course and expressed the hope tina
Mr.. Call would proceed with his re
marks in accordance with the unan
imous understanding of the Senate
Mr.. Cockrell-The Senator from
Florida has the right to yield tn
floor.
"Certainly he has the right, as
i sented Mr.. Hoar.
:; "And he has done it, Mr.. Cock
rell added.
"But that destroys the unanimou
: consent heretofore given, objecte
Mr.. Hoar.
Mr.. German renewed his motto
: and Mr.. Chandler demanded u
yeas and nays.
2, "We join in the request, said M
j. Cockrell, with the air Of perso
t. assured OF victory. The vote W.
K taken and although there were thrt
g g or four pairs announced, the resu
" showed that there were ffty-h'
~ Senators voting, twelve more tha
~ - quorum. The vote, which was
70 strict party one, (Mr. PETER votir
with the Democrats) stood: Ye
80, nays 16. SO the Senate at y
proceeded to executive business.
The Senate remained in executi
r. session until 3:15 and then e
iourned until tomorrow.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
AMI Editor Charged With Libel.

MARION, N. G, April 11.-(Spe ecia)
james @ Griffin, editor of the
Western Free Lance, was arrested
on a bench warrant fer libel on
complaint of J. L G. Bird, Esq, Of
Marion, Saturday, and at Lenoir
Monday gave bond for s.. 600 before
Judge james D. McIver for his ap-
pearapce at the next term OF Nc
Dowell Superior Court. He was
arrested on civil process for dam
ages Monday, and required to give
bail IN the sum OF $4,000, and has
go far failed to give it, and is held
in the custody Of the sheriff.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
SNAPSHOT CAMERAS AT THE
POLLS.
Hundreds of Repeaters Photographed
In St.Louis on Election Day.

Hundreds of Repeaters Photographed
In St.Louis on Election Day.
ST.. LOUIS, April lin the city
election last Tuesday the Republi-
cans used snap shot cameras when
ever 1epeaters or supposed repea-
ters appeared at the polls. When
suspect voted the button was
pressed and a record taken of the
name on which be voted and the
time or day he did it. Some re-
mark or objection was made, 80
that the mans identity and vote
would be more or less impressed
upon the election officers.
A man detailed for the purpose
followed each suspect. If he at
tempted to vote at another polline e
place signal was made, ard the
camera man pressed the button and
made record of the repeateri
name, &c. Several hundred picturel
were taken, and hey are now being
developed When they are finish
ed the originals of the photograph
will be prosecuted.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
MoRTGAGE SALE OF LAND AND

MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND AM
vi Stock.-By virtue of pow er col ta,ne n
in certain deed of trust and mortgages
executed by Z. . Evans and which deeds
are duly recorded in registry. Wake conn
ty, in books and pages rs follow. sa 47s,
lU-l42, lle. ~ and ll9-ES will offer for
sale to the hishe-t bidder for cash AT the
court house coor In be ciCy Of haleigh,
y. g, on Monday, Nay S ''e3 at l2 O'Clock
VI the Land and other property described
In said deeds consisting OF a tract OF LAND
In Cary township. containing ~ acres more
or less and known Is the G. o. Evans
homestead. Also one sorrel mar. muIe.
hit b. r. MONTAGUE,
Trustee AID Mortgagte.
Raleigh, y. c., April, Z, 1893 ids
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
THE NAVAL RENDEZVOUS,

/ he Programme for the Week Of April
17th-24th Arranged.
The programme arranged by the
Hampton Roads Naval Rendezvous
Executive Committee provides for
the local celebration at
Norfolk on the evening of Monday,
April 17th, by free excursion for
all the echooi children to see all the
navies Of the world peacefully gath
cred in Hampton Roads.
The owners of the mammoth ex-
cursion steamer Columbian have
rendered her without charge for
this purpose. The bicycicle con
tests have been postponed from
Monday until Tuesday, the 18th,
and on the same day and amateur
sailing regatta will be held.
On Wednesday the great inter
national sailing races, between boats
of all classes from all the fleets
takes place in Norfolk harbor, un
der the management Of officers Sc
lected by Admiral Gheraidi and the
| admiral of visiting squadrons.
| On Thursday the grand mill
tary parade and competitive drill
will come off. On Friday the con
tests between military naval bands
civic societies and schools 70
prizes, and at night fireworks
and an international ball vii
Ell up the day. On Saturday in
ternaticnsl races between the I'D
mirals barges, siding races betwee
boats and fleets OF all nations, al
the gaani pyrotechnic display
night will wind up the week of fe'
tivities, such as has never been wi
messed In this country.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
THE AFTERNOON EDITORS.
RECEIVED YESTERDAY BY SEC.
RETARY HOKE SMITH.
Men In W Washington---They Cali Upon
Mr. Smith and are Given a Cordial
Reception.
By Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-The
Southern Afternoon Press Associa-
ton, forty strong, headed by J. w.
Burson, of the Galveston Tribune,
and 81. 81. Cabaness, of the Atlanta
Journal, called this morning by ap-
pointment on Secretary of the Inte-
rior Hoke Smith. The Secretary
received his former fellow craftsmen
with the great cordiality md grace
which has characterized his de-
meanor since his induction into
Office. MIR. Cabaness, vice-president
| of the Atlanta Journal, introduced
the afternoon editors to his former
associate: J. W. Burson, of the
Galveston Tribune; VIM. F. Bur-
bank, of the Winston, N. G, Senti-
mel; Thos. D. Evans, of the Lynch
burg Advance; Zeno T. Harris, of
the Memphis Public Ledger; Chas.
il. Stewart, of the Roanoke, Va,
World; j. B. Pound, publisher oi
the Chattanooga News and the
| Knoxville Sentinel; II. Nj. Mcintosh
of the Albany, Ca, Herald; Fred. S
| Cox, OF the Mobile News; Rufus N
Rhodes, Birmingham News; J. o
Foy, Danville Star; J. P. Kerr
Asheville Citizen; VIM. W. Archer
Richmond State; Henry P. Clarke
Columb S G, Journal; Joseph G
G. Fivessh, Norfolk Public Ledger
Pleasant A. Stovall, Savannah Press
Thos. q. Gibson, Augusta Evenin'
! News.
Secretary Hoke Smith WELCOMED
: the editors in a graceful speech re
ferring laughingly to the fact tina
all the afternoon papers represente
> were "original Cleveland men, COZ
. tributing very largely to the nom
r nation and the election of Grove
! Cleveland.
r Mr.. Rhodes, OF Birmingham, Q
9 behalf of the afternoon editors, sal
it was matter for congratulate
that the editor of the sfternoo
newspaper held the highest pos
tion of any newspaper man in of
3 cial life, and Melville W. Stone
n the head of the Western Press A
8 sociation, also an afternoon newsp
u per man, held q position Of gre
7e prominence in unofficial life.
e, Secretary Smith then, upon I
h, quest Of the editors, delivered
g, ten minute address calling up
2e them to support the edministrati
fe | in its honest endeavors of reform
o. public expenditures. There was
Of round of applause when he &C
IL cluded.
r. Secretary Smith then left for t
cabinet meeting where he will ma
an appointment with Fir. Clevela
TO receiYe the afternoon editors t
afternoon OR in the morning.
1t is extremely probable that
editors will make satisfactory
- rangements with the Southern .
~ sociated Press for service.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Earthquake Shocks in California.
,y Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press
Los ANGELES, Cal, April lie
Since last Tuesday there have been
between forty and fifty earthquake
shocks in Pico Canon, near Newhall.
Pico Canon is in the Sanfernando
Mountains and is the center of the
oil regions. Last Tuesday a severe
earthquake was felt all over South
ern California which shock the
houses in Pico Canon very badly
and frightened the inhabitants.
Since then there have been several
shocks every day but these have
been confined to small area in he
mountains.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
The Presidents Proposed Trip to CHI


cago.
By Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, april 11.-Tbe ar
rangements for the trip of Presi-
don't Cleveland to Chicago to take
part in the exercises attending the
opening of the Columbian exposi
ton on May first will be completed
in day or two. So far as the ar
rangements now extend, they pro-
| vide for a quick trip on special
| train ou the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The day and hour of departure from
Washington, and from Chicago has
not been definitely determined but
in order to suit Mr.. Clevelands s
wishes it is probable that the train
will leave Washington on the morn
ing of April 30th and start on it's
homeward trip romsChicago on the
evening of May l. The train was
rendered by the Worlds fair COM
mittee on reception and it will be
elegantly fitted up for the distin-
guished party. All members of the
cabinet have expressed desire to
accompany the President and they
will probably carry out the inten
ton.
Mrs. Cleveland will not, as al
ready stated, attend the opening
ceremonies, but will press the but
ton st the White House that viii
turn the molten metal into tn,
mould of the memorial bell to b
: used by the Society of Daughter
: Of the American Revolution. 1t i
expected, however, that severa
ladies of the families Of the Cabine
members will accompany the Presi
Dental party to Chicago.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Confirmed by the Senate
.outhrrn Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Sen
ate hes confirmed the following
nominations Eben Alexander, of
North Carolina. Minister and Con-
sui General of the United States to
Greece, Rumania and Servis; James
O. Broadhead, of Missouri, Minister
to Switzerland; VIM. 7. Townes, of
Virginia, Consul General at Rio De
Janeiro; James E Neal, Of Ohio,
Consul at Liverpool; James III.
Dobbs, Of Georgia, Consul at Valpa-
raiso; VIM. 7. Thornton, of Santa
Fe, New Mexico, Governor OF New
Mexico.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
The Greensboro shoot.

GREENSBORO, April 11-(SeciaD =
In the team shoots today for the
championship of the State, Green's
boro team No. l was first, Green's
boro No. 2, second and Charlotte
third. Tbs score was, Greensboro
No. 80, Greensboro No. 2-71,
Charlotte-63; Special or picked
team-77.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
a Schooner Ashore.

WAsH1SGroN, April II. Superin-
tendent Kimball, Ct the Life Saw
ing Service, has received telegram
from the Keeper Of false Cape Sta
tion, Va, stating that the schooner
Chas E. Balch, Of New YORK, bound
for Norfolk, came ashore at that
point this morning. The crew OF
nine men are still On board the yes
sal. which is in good condition.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
-~A4~-
Editors Oh a Jaunt.
thern Associated Press.

by SOutheTn AssOClateu TESS.
DEsMoINEs. Ia, April II A Mag
nifcent special train of Pullman
coaches pulled out of here at 8
o'clock this morning having on
board 16O editors whose objective
points are ST. Louis, Nashville,
Chattanooga, Atlanta, Savannah,
Jacksonville, Pensacola, Mobile,
Louisville and New Orleans. The
exclusion is chaperoned by LATE
Young of the Iowa Capitol and Geo.
Harner, general passenger agent OF
the Louisville and Nashville rail.
road The trip will consume four
teen days
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Ships Gathering at Hampton Roads.

BY Souts ern Associated Press.
FoRT MONROE, Va, April 11.-The
thick weather which prevailed here
last night began to clear this morn
ing, and at 8 o'clock the fleet got
under way and stood out to sea,with
the Newark flying the flag OF Rear
Admiral Benham in the lead. She
was followed by the Chicago, Balti-
more, San Francisco, Atlanta. Char
lesion, Concord, Yorktown sal Ve-
suviue; the Philadelphia and dis
patch boat Gushing remaining in
| the roads The new practice ship
! Bancroft, was observed coming il
from New York at 9 o'clock, aud
! passed the feet down the bay. Sht
reached the roads at $50, and an
chored short distance west of th'
flagship.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
In Danger of LYnching.
,onthern Associated Press.

BY Southern ASSOClAttu q tess.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1l,-Nob
violence was feared at Morgan field
Yesterday and the jail was strongly
guarded to prevent the assasins of
Mrs. Henry Delaney, nee Oliver,
from being taken out and lynohed
by the infurated citizens. Lewis
Land, who made a confession, has
has been taken to Henderson for
safety. Albert Carter is still al
large.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Small PoX at Antwerp.
uthecn Associated Press.

" Southern AssocIated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Assistant
Surgeon Rosenaer, on inspection
duty at Antwerp has cabled Sur
geon General Wyman that small
pox is epidemic ct Antwerp, and
that there are eighty cases at the
present. This information has been
sent to al quarantine stations On
the coast.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Have you Visited the White Mountains?

Do you know the resting places
among Nerm ont's Green Hills: Are you
acquainted with The unique resorts in
the Virginia Mountain: If you are
looking for a place 70 spend your va
cation in any mountain region, write
us for any information you may desire,
saying what sections you wish to know
about and the price you desire to pay
for board. By special arrangements
with the Recreation Department, The
Christian Union, New York.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
Going Back to Work.
By Southern Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 11.-All the men
who were out on strike yesterday
reported for work this morning.
A large force was put to work in
the interior OF the big buildings,
and the work of clearing up the
debris around the grounds went
on.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
The Case of Senator Roach.
,uthern Associated Press

Dy EOuJUtTU hsoUCId ICSS
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE fight
in the Senate relative to tie Roach
resolution has been transferred to
executive session, and is now in
progress. An effort is being made
to put the matter in shape agreea-
BILE to both sides, but 50 far fh
effqft is unsuccessful.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
~ SALE

pursuant TO judgments Of Wake county
superior court, rSnd. red at the October
tel IL, 1892, and TIE February term, lSg3tn
the ca-e OF Ella VI Wright, &. y. Wright.
A: W HAYWOOD trustee. ard Others against
Claude NJ. Perkinson, individually and as
adminis rator of Mary Perkineon. de-
ceased, Ezra Peckinson arc Vuruyius
RoySter, guardian ad litem OF Ezra Per
k1nson, we viii. On Satu day, April i5th.
1893. at the county court house door In he
city Of Raleigh n. 9. sell at public ont
cry, 70 tie highest bidder for casn. the
following lot or Iarcel CT land In the city
OF Raleigh, n. c., viz: Adjoining the lands
or Ms Laura A. u inston ann others. "
log on the southeast corner of tie inter
section Of BioodWoGth a. d Morgan streets.
being part Of city lot no. us, as shown on
Shaffer's map Of the city of Raleigh, n.
O., and more fully and at Ter 9Th described
III the deed CT trust, ext cuted On the 2lst
day OF February, 1899, by q. A PerA inson
anh Mary Perhinson, his vi e. 10 A. w.
Haywoo tru> tee, tc which said deed Of
trnst Is duly recorded in the Office Of The
Register OF Deeds for Wake County, n g.
IN BOOK 10. pag- III et seq
hour OF sale, l2 o'clock m
a. w. HAYWOOD.
W J PEELE
tcmu X. iorerg.
The state chronicle., 1893-04-12
WuOlen mills Burned.

BY South rn Associated Press.
WoRcEsER, Mass, April 1.-The
Eagle Woolen Mills, in Hubbsrds-
town, was totally destroyed by fire
early this morning. The cause is
unknown. Loss, $4,000 to 800
900.