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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
SHIP JASON ASHORE.
a Possibility That Those Who We're Aboard
Met With a Watery Grave.

HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mas, Dec. 6 The
British shio Jason, Captain Mcmillan,
from Cnlrutt for Bos on, vent ashore Ia,
night of Eastman So tar but one OF her
crew has been saved. and he was washed
from the rigging aud brought ashore by
the tremendous seas.
1t WAS after 8 O'Clock before the life-sav
ing men wer. in readiness with their guns,
boats and life-line'. At that time pieces
of boats, spars aud other wreckage were
coming ashore, and by the lighls carried
by the patrolmen the great white-crestei
waves could be seen breaking all over tn,
ship. A
With the wreckaae was discovered n bu
man body, and when it caue up on the
beach life-savers quickly sprang al
clutched IL. Stimulants were Sd min
istere], and in al hour he was able io
talk.
His name was Samuel Evans Accord
Ing TO his story, AS soon as the 'ffic
saw thaI all hope was z ne he Grew wer
ordered TO TIE rigg ng Evans was ell
Ing TO the le- rail when sne ruck, bn
before lac u.d reach p &C OF salty /
the rigging hp was swept away A. lo:3
D. m. one OF he IS masts wen by tht
board, and IL was believed that she Sas
breaking NJ.
The life savers, after several ursucca =
full attempts, succee ell In sho t'ng n liz
line over The TO me ,hip. but the sailors
who are believed e. bs in the rigging, did
not seem To he ab To g. cure q.
The sea is now thick and the night 8
dark that there is no surety that there s y
live pers ~ abod'd.
The ship was loaded wi jn'e Theo
were 81 men / tn Jason's crew. She 5
built AT Andli ami halls from Greenock
Scot, and is l54J 'ons burden.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
CITY OF pAWTuCkET.
Rock Avenue.
CRY LERK's OFFICE.

PAWrUCkkr, Nov. II lotB.
To Frederick Walker. Joseph Is rcroft
E"w ~ Daring, 4. jerks NJ ,nufacturi. X
Company jacob Dawson. Ellen Dawson
Patrick RI, X. Johu Rock. j Arch bnid
Devlin, Ann Devlin. Jonn II. walker. } nm
w WlllmHIth X 'b' rt NaCkil u, Jo-enh l..
umraInie, JOS pm +. r mrnier, Eiiza Gios-.
man, ID, irl q SMITH. Be jamn =. smi h
Mprtiu w lie, Jam Callahan. Ann Gala.
han, tdwm >. Adams:
Wnerra-. tnr Board of Alleru en- OF said
city, on the fittyenth day OF November. ls93
ordered that eaDutiers on RIck avenu
be not ified oHppear on the SIKH day oI
Dece'nuer ls"3. before -Hid Board of AID a
~ en Ia -hw cause why tue grade should
not he establish on RICK avenue, fIoui
Cottage .treet L. Da'ilnR'on rgenpe, you
are thereto her.b, notified To appear be
fore said Il bard OF hluelmen on the sixth
day oi December IL 3. at soclOck y. III. t.
show cause wny the grade should not b
esiablt he as aforesaid.
GIv'n vi tn" art OF Aldermen of said
City 4 fPawjucket IN the fifteenth day al
Nuv"nUeI 1888.
SIgne tu ~ tlA'l bv orie and In behal
OF -atn Board fhlie,men.
n92 3w ALDLN W. sIBLEY. CITY Clerk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
Lake Street.
CRY CLERKS oFrIcE.

IAWIOChtI, nav 10, I'D
To James Rilev, George ID street. Patrick
Quinn. MichaeiW. Ne liner. Madeline I'll liner,
r. w. Crimes, WIi,iam n crimes, trustee,
'nn.s Banigan, Alfred w. Stanley, James
w. G'e hnlgh, Walter k. Burcheli, owen
b nley. Br .dset Finley:
Whereas q Board ot Aldermen of said
city, on the 18TH TIA Of Nov. ~ bor, 1873, or
drTed tnaL the abutters ON LAKE ST. eet b.
notified Ia appear on the sixth day OF Decem
ber, 1873. befoie SAID Board OF Aldermen e.
show cause, N any they nave, why the gra'ie q
should not be- estab ished on Lake street, as
shown on the A Dion plat on record In tn,
CITY lerk'- office.
You are therefore hereby notified to appear
before sAii Board OF Aldermen On the SIKH
dav of D. december, 1888. AZ O'Clock p. m, L.
show cause why the grade should not be es
tabllshed as aforesaid
,,iven ,t III" "Oard OF Alder0en OF said
city of Pa tucket, on the fifteenth day OF
Move '"DeI, 1898.
Signed and sealed by order anu IN behalf
OF sand oOard of Adeim men.
ALDEN W. sIBLEY.
n2!Sw CIty Clerk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
A CABINET FORMED.
Names Of Those Who VIII Govern the Affairs
Of italy,

ROME, Dec. ct i. dsf itely announced
that new cabinet has been const tutel n
follows:
President of thn council and minister e.
the interior, Giu-epp u Ztnardrlli
Minister at tn trpl.u and ad interim
minister Il iiuI.cr, Pietro Vacchrlli.
Miuiater of jus ice, Ca cedon.o log
hilleri.
Public works, Alessandro Forts.
War, General : m MARI mo.
Agricul ur,, + ltpce-co Coc"u-Ortu.
Pos $ and tel graph, Sciplone dI Blasio o
ForeiGn nffa rs, Ores l5aratieri
Inst ucliou. n ccolo Gallo
Marine, Ryar admiral Carlo Albert
Racchia
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
THE CRoNIN MURDER.
A Confession Which Will Probably Aid Il
Couuhin's Conviction.

CHICAGO, Dec 6-Before Icemsn O'Sul
livan died at Joliet p i~on he confessed hi
part in the murd af DIR. Cronip aud told
all he knew C ,ncerning rhe murd r Rev,
Father Seaman of the Holy Name church
was his confidant. lie did not MAKE his
confession 10 the priest as a minister of The
gospel, but simply as friend. As re
suit Father Scanlan will testify ag ius'
Coughlin. O'Sullivan's confession ayre
In all particulars with Mrs. Foy's eva
dence. O'Sulliyan'1 confession is in pos
session Of the = "A IS attorney
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
Cttp Aopfrttsf,u cnte.
"-"--Na~-'"~- ~-'>~~-~-'o~.''N~~>o-~~~~
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
Dale Street. .isss -:
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

PAWTUCkEf, ~ ". 10, leSt.
To George ID. street, Patrick Le non. R,,se
Lem n, William w Harrison, John Nc.
CaugheN an Patrick Quinn;
Vine eas, the Bpard ~ Aldermen Of said
city. n the nf eenih day OF November, 1stS
oriered TN tue abutters on Dale street b.
noiin d to appear on he sixih day OF Decem.
Der s93. before said Board OF Aldermen Ia
show cause why the grade shoula not be e.
tab'irheh on said ID ale -treet. AS shown ON
/. AibiSu plat ON record In the City Cierk'r
office.
You are therefor hereby notified tn appear
bef re I'd Board . Z Aldermen, IN the SIXTH
day 81 Dec. mber. lsy3. ut o'clock -. IN. to
show cause WHY the grade should not b. o.,
tabIi-ned AS Aforesaid.
Gwen Mt the "oa NJ Aldermen of said
city of Pawturket. on the fifteenth day oi
N Netnber, ls93.
sgned and sealed by order and In behalf
OF said Boa Il Of Aldermen.
ALDEN w. sIBLEY.
M! 3w City CleIk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
Charues Sustained.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 6-The commit Ct
which has Tor the past five months eet
consid ri ig charges against Rv. Dr.
Duncan Mscgr, gor, preferred 10y the Cen
tennial B pi-t church, # witch he WIS
recently pastor, made rep rt. Tn
charges " re re'erred: Falls no d, i'm.
moral conduct, and crhduct unbec mag 4,
minister and IA Christian.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
Two Engines Wrecked.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Dc Ga wr' cl
occurred at Su Iar Notch last event 9
Two en- ines were pulling pas u
train up lhe M uuntain when they col I'd {
wi nm emp y"nEine Two OF The el
gines were bIdly wr cked and oue of Il,
nlineers ia IL T. jlr 1.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
The Proposed Revenue Cutters.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-Sec reJsry Carlisle
sent to co. gress an est msIr for an apur,-
priation tor constructing revenue Gu ters
authorized by he acts of th, special as.
sion OF congress. These est mates include
900 each for Gu ter Oh th. New Eng
land coast ami the Great Lakes aud S2O, 90
for q steam lannrh ON Puget sonnd.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
Love Prevails

VIENNA, Dc. 6.--rhe maria of Pril
cees + izib hanl Baron Seigl'ied- b ute
hei u took p c. "a ;he pre,-ncr If ,,'.
pct We m les rhr pr,nc-ss d h
harun met H. court bali IN Mn | b, n
fell in love vita each other at fir siu.
In spil G af g. the eitrratirs I n"r REL
tivvs tn prime So re, rs d togve b, III
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
4 General Shakeup.

New YORK, Dec. 8-The board OF police
commissioners yesterday tran-frrred 10
police captains from various districts. The
transfers. It. Is allie -el are the indirect re-
suit OF DIR. Parkhurst's crusade against
vice and the police department.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
Al the kaiIon,s Caplial.

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. - NoLhinz par
ucularly interesting was done Ia either
branch of congress. The act against the
sdministrat. on's Hawa ian policy was be-
gun In the senate by Mes rs. Hear and
Dolph. The debate on the Ga es bank
vuptcy bill WAS begun in the house.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
Stan ON Gals on Herbert.

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. Commodore
Stanton. whose action in salutiux Admiral
Mello caused him to b. recalled from COM
mand of the United st ties feet in Brsz. l.
Ian waters. reported ut the navy depart
ment yesterday. Nothing could he learntd d
from him no. from Secretary Herbert as
To the results of the cor. .ul alton.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
MANAGER Mas Crooked.

FLORENCE, Dc. 8 -Thr bau king house
Of DuFresne on the vii d. Gondi. one of
the old estahli hai ba Ks, has suspende
payment. Eme az, IN" manager OF the
bauk, has cpmmi ed suicide
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
hrs Yauahn MOn.

WHITE PLAINs, n. Y, ID &C. 6-In tn
action FIR "A d vdrce b" u h nv & lie +
Vaugh o, one of the nillio aire proprirtors
OF tue Vaughn achue works a S'lem.
Mass, against Annie Lillian Vaughn, the
Jury returned verdic for Mrs Vaugun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
Not Oynamiters

DUBLIN, Dec. 6--Nolau, Meara and
Leary, arrested in conn ction with the
dynamite scare, have been liberated. their
examibst N ucyeiopiny nothing winch
could warran thrir deJenti.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
lH,Qh FiqureS

WASHINGTON, ID C. 6-fhe ways AMI
me N Conm ue 3 estimates sh W at
the " lsp bun viii crate d-fiiancy tue
6rst year ( s60lCO,O0 in addition t. the
deficiency uON exstIug.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06

want al. IN tue TRIBusB

the SWnlbth, ,Sest iuhc, .n' City 70
saK' yout purchases ~ this 'in-
ttvn Ssiu sRy.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
PawtuCket Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY,
M oO5 Main ST. Pawtucket. r.

Incorporated In lsSs.
Insures Dwellings, Household Furniture,
Barns and contents, Dwellings with stores
therein. Bdsines Buildings, Schoolhouses
Churches and Farm Property.
Directors:
A. A. Mann, George A, Mumford,
E. T. Mason, George w. NeweliI
benjamin n. smith. Philo NJ, Thayer.
James l.. jerks, Edward A. Gresns,
George L. WALKER.
Robert sherman, President
IsAas Shove, Sec. Charles p. Moies, Treas
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-06
by CHARLES p. ADAMS, Auctio ser.
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate
VIII be sold at puollc auction en-
Saturday, December 9th, 1898,

at . o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises
by virture OF the power granted the under.
signed ss administrator of the estate of
J ines Y. Mullen, late OF the City Of Paw
tuck ct, In the County - Providence, In the
State OF Rhode Island, deceased, by a deere :
OF the Probate Court OF the City OF Paw
tucket. entered on the 18th day OF October,
So. all the right tile and interest that said
Jane y. Mullen had, at the tin'c of his death,
In ami Ia that certain tract of land with the
buildings sandimprovements thereon, situate
in said city Of Pawtucket. o, the corner OF
Pond and X KrpIer streets, bounded and dc.
scribed IA follows: Besinning at the corner
~ said street, thence easterly on Pond street
one hundred (loO) feet. thence nortberly one
huRdred (ioo) feet, thence westerly one hun
dred 400 feet, thence soutnerly one hun.
dred (lO0) feet To the 1rst mentioned corner,
being the same lois vt land conveyed to John
Mallen, deceased, by two deeds, viz: One
dated October Goth, 1870. and recorded In
Is ,ok 9, Pare 253, and he other dated June
10th, 1911. and recorded In Book s. Page $50, In
the records OF raid Pawtucket. Saii premises
are subject To mortgage OF Ave hundred and
twenty five do lars, recorded IN the records
of said Pawtucket In Mortgage Book ~ Page
Dol JOHN J BURNS.
n8tde Administrator
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21
LA GRIPPE.

N "e predicted two weeks ago, the grip is again
ePlaehle The following dispatch from New Ha-
yen shows its ravages in that city and also what
may he expected il other localities
NE" HAVEN, Conn. Dec. II, 1893. The reign of
,he sfip continues here, and many Of the shop
keepers nave abandoned tile practice Of Keeping
thef stores open during the evenings preceding
the Christmas holidays because Of the sickness of
'helf employees 1t is estimated that 5,o persons
are suffering FROM the epidemic, and 400 deaths
have occurred
Ihe epidemic j. already showing i>elf III Waldo
county. Are you prepared tor it? The weak and
dehllta1ed are peculiarly susceptible to the dis
ease, which has been proved to be highly infeet-
Gus Pnre tlocd and good general health afford
the strongest barriers against the invasion VI tle
poisonous microbes which cause the cIsease ami
wlii ratlE Nou through AN attack il safety. Io
prevent the grip clothe yourselves roperlN avoid
unnecessary eNlrSltre. nnt nnlN ta atmte ot
tft" aisease u M the inciene encieS nf the Season
tna ahoNeall set A prorer amount uf slpep. rut
tht ~N7teM N lir~c ia~- caMIit,h hs " finielv 9r
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21
CotNTN CORRESPONDENCE


EA9a 'rAatNmNA MI Nj iI Mts,, 9t
aof'aH. wha las t~-4i VISITING friends ~
wu etuan-i #Fnt 49t wetk Mt RnSs
I0W'e teaching w ii~trIt N Nir.
Err "
--'+' i- I" N''''i.
'i' u''a " 'Il 7fi.'S iil-i'. A
isFi NtNl Ni@9 Gtrir F4..urau ,t Sestr~-
H@ri MaS h 1nW1 asf Waek VISITING bDr
fritn! M~@ Beltha Gr5 MI A'en :.
Fl't hsr NJ tiNNaulA Mass wtn lHs h"en
Mis-, Lydia Blake of West SearSiHuut who
ha% hsrM rI-iting aI Mir Iid MIS- " f
Bowlillm'S has returned home. Nr Geo.
Mariner X 4nitt Siah
T,ltSnuH, C.a.r S9,,,,i,f l,,l,l, ,ii..1D D..,.
7-,f el III y..,r. WI b.l ,.,.+,l
.,., ,..,,.l.,.-l. u
and was uneonsai,n. nntiI h4 aied HI,
leaves 4 wife AGED 81 years. H., waqa v4rv
.aille1 and rnurh r,.t.rt,d citizen and !,
ln4iut,er Vi the Z W Baptist CImicll.
Srhr James \ Parsons from Bangor for
New York. eatne III Aere f6f A }arhur D.r
19th ana remains at present The ws4tbar
tf.4 lnost III th4 time VA be4r v4rv rnla .nd
stormy
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So nc "lH'el s'i''''iS are
progressing hnrlN Mt Ross q. Higgins,
Seerptarv Of the Literary Society and
,..a,l,ar If E.s- rl,,r,,,,i,, .,,,
n + III '' II e. NJ
M 'he WINTER term "f school at tile Cor
ntr We are pleased to SCI, his pleasant
far4 and listen Ia l,s int.llig4nt t.IL NJ
n = 'lf' Noi''S ~ "lliltrlN ~ Nalllhfauge,
Ne., is teaching at Pond-hiil. He is a
t..,,.}.r ,f ,.vrAnti,,,,.,l ,hili+v .,d b.,s
'i'''' NJ - 'Viii i-ai'1 7 'ea' II
NJ III the Ellis dlstTlc-, and always gives
-ltjr. Satisfaction. Mr. Everett N Foss
..,, Ill.,, r,.
y. "A "A
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21

Portland, Dec. T. Arrived Shin San Joa-
lofa, Fletcher, Philadelphia.
Astoria, O., Dec. IS. Sailed ship Tilhe f.
Starhuck, Queenstown.
Port Tampa, Fla, Dee ls Arrived sch
Senator sullivan, Crockett, Havana.
Wilmington, n. ~, Dee. ~ Arrived brig
Eugene Hale, Harding Barbadoes
Baltimore, Dec. H. Sailed bark Lizzie
Carter, Dyer. Matanzas
Norfolk. Dec. II. Sailed sch Joel F Shep
pard. Welsh, Savannah II, arrived sch An
mic r. Chase, Ellis, Nav York.
Portsmouth, n. H., Dee II. Arrived sch
Nellie S. Pickering, Philadelphia.
New Haven. Dec. IL. Arrived sch. Anna
NJ Dickinson. Richmond IS, arrived sch f.
6. Ptndleton, Fletcher, Philadelphia.
Providence, Dec. III Arrived sun MARY
L. Crosby, Trim, Washington, y. G
Jacksonville, Dec. IA Cleared -ch Maud
Snare, Lowell New York u.s. arrived sch
Isaiah X. Stetsan. Trask, Philadelphia.
Brunswick, Ga. Dec ~. Arrived sch. r.,
Z. Pentileton, Dodge. savannah
Bucksr"rt, Me, Dec, II. Sailed scil Her
aid, keNes, Nassau, n. H.
FOREIGN PORTS
llavana Dec. lo Arrived hark Aire
Reed. Ford Philadelphia HI, arrived bark
Havana, New lurl-
F.narrh. I,rr. IN. sal4a 5arrs vif.ra H..
Hopkins Ior,l. FIrrtward tor Ntw YORK
Peff Spain NoN -7 Arrsy "A, hArk Rrut-
rfrr llaNentr, ftal BWtada4~ far
P0ui-t-PEtrc, NNy If Arl}Ntd Z. \,f-
re IHng0lan BraN laNA- u1Wr
rtrl4nIhNc0 NAE 4l In rurt tlrk Mau-
nir swan. II g4lns ds4
farhalNe1. n & NrHavsi naTid
EU.9hre, hp~tn
cmiena- pve safi har ,aup E
l@- NeW Afh
NAsiNE ui~,Flt >>t
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21
SHIP MEM 5.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Dec II, sch. Winslow Morse, Mcdonald,
Frankfort.
Dec IS, sch. Wnslow Morse. Mcdonald,
Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Dee. T. Arrived srls Mark
Pendleton and Isaac Oberton, Bangor; VIM.
Butman, Rockland; cleared bark r. A. q.
Smith, Hooper, Pernambuco; IA, cleared
sch S. M. Bird, Merrill, Havana arrived
bark Carrie T. Tyler, Tampa Ii, arrived
bark j. w. Dresser, Demerara srhs. WIN.
II. Sumner, Fernandlna; Alfaretta Snare do
Philadelphia, Dec. y. Cleared sch. Daniel
b. Fearing, Kelley, Salem; -, cleared sch.
Young Brothers, Snow, Boston: 10, arrived
sch. Edward Stewart, Kent, New Haven;
cleared sch. Edward H. Blake, Smith, Car.
denas.
Boston, Dec. 1s Arrived bark Harvard
Pisagua; schs. Mary Ann McCann Gates
Port johnson; Young Brothers, Snow, Phila
delphia; sailed bark Emma T. Crowell
Buenos Ayres.
Fortress Monroe, Dec H. Sailed bark Me
gunticook, Baltimore for Demerara.
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21

WALDO ssh Court of Probate, held at Bel
w fast on the second Tuesday of December,
1893 ETA Nj. ROIERSoN, Administrators on
the estate Of JAMES NJ ROBERTSON, late of Wal
do, III said County. deceased. having presented
her second and final account Of administration ut
sa Ia estate for allowance
Ordered. That notice thereof he given, three
weeks succesSiyelN, in the Republican Journal,
printed i'll Belfast, in said county that all persons
interested may attend at a Probate Court, To be
held at Belfast on the second Tuesday Of ,Ianu-
ary next, and show cause, it any they have, why
the said account should not be allowed
GEO. f. JOHNSON, Judge
true copy. Attest
JERE'H ID. PARKER, Register.
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21


at work the past season. Bad colds are
quite prevalent in this vicinity IN. +. a.
Young's house is receiving a coat Of paint.
Miss May Stevens has gone to Medteld,
Mass, where She will spend the winter.
W1NNEcooK. Mrs. Charles Whitten fell
last week and broke her leg just below the
knee. Dr. Taylor of Pittsteld set the hrok-
en- bone. Mr.. and Mrs. Alberton Chandler
are very sick with La Grippe. Or. Thomas
OF Unity is attending them. Mr.. Ernest
Young and wife of Troy are working at Mr.
Chambers Wallace Edmonds and wife
are rejoicing in the advent Of baby hoy.
Fred f. Weymouth has gone to Plttslied 70
work in the Lancy House
Brooks 1t has been decided to have the
Christmas entertainment Monday evening
the 18th inst. The ladies Are training the
children for the programme and "A good time
is expected The death of MI Mace, WHO
has for So many Wears been conductor 90
Tins read, N much regretted Va Mis- many
friends along the line... " lille Going ~oluc
carpenter work recently Frank Huhhari
Spla his thumb ne4rly devn tirougA lie
will III oaili ged IL remain nu tAe loster ll9t
NJ wurN for Lot Joncs III nil ti.lt orders
in'd eieEvtr the goed~ Mr. clafe~ H4at
.f Iieifast Who has been rery ,htngerltlSt
ill naS hArl remutd IN SIanIttt llaN ar
the village Ilr. l.Ure has 4t5eudei Aer tn,!
we are glad n iearil tiai tlvre ! N pra~f,eat
IF ~ l-.t
The Republican journal., 1893-12-21

Buckspurt, and his step was as elastic when
he finished the twelve miles as that of a
Young pedestrian He left here Dec. 4th to
visit his son at North Reading. He had been
for some days suffering from a severe cold
and in about a week after arriving at his des-
tnaton he took his bed, sank rapidly, and
died above.
\ PLEASANT ANNIvERsARy. The 52nd an
niversarN of the marriage of James HI. and
Esther pendleton observed Dec. 12th,
and was very pleasant occasion. Their
two sons, Captains Frank l. and James n,
together with their wives and sisters, pre-
pared surprise for the father and mother
hy inviting the brothers and sisters with
their wives and husbands, to a turkey din
ner and it was certainly grand success.
The parents We're in complete ignorance of
the scheme until short time before the
relatives arrived, but theS saw no way of re
treat and made an unconditional surrender.
The table was huuntfnllv and beautifully
Spread III front Of those whom the feast
WAS designed t. honor WAS a handsome
hrlIr'> rake iii 4 silyer aAke-dish Captai rs
Frank l. and James \ have made many
fpre.s .sn yages ana tha pishi,s on that rahIe
wer, largely from CAiua ana laran. The
f@9d, inclMdin- tht dessert and Fruits. Were.
hpw"Her. strictly Amerb.tn ana thr guests
wert @trsflN >ear-portei-, ud nan,, Vt theiI
WtI4 >riug rlhekpiS Eleven pcpple s.lt It
tiie tthie and thtlr combined ages were 7~l
years oue SISTER wa~ WI ana unable to We
Evening journal., 1893-04-06
Gibraltar and spain.

It may be objected that, although Glib
raltar might be useless to us as against
Spain, it would still, in wartime, be use
ful to us as against any other power. 1t
certainly might be useful to a very mod
fled extent. It is nevertheless a matter
Of notoriety that Spain ardently desires
to regain possession of the fortress, and
it is scarcely conceivable that, unless we
were actually fighting for the protection
Of Spanish interests, Spain would remain
rigidly neutral while another power was
attempting to expel us from the rock.
In order to secure the more or less ac-
tive cooperation of Spain the other pow
er would merely have to give some Sc
cret pledge that, having once gained
possession of Gibraltar. she would hand
it over without charge to its ancient
owners. France, there is no doubt,
would, with things standing as they do
at present, be very glad to see Spain
take our place there, and though Italy
might not like it she would not spend a
single centesimo TO prevent it.-Fort-
nightly Review.
Evening journal., 1893-04-06
Man nnd Molf snrnrisnd.

A hunter and wolf had an interesting
mutual surprise party to themselves in
the lills near Helena a few days ago,
The hunter, arrayed in heavy wolfslzin
overccat, fur side outward, was exam
ining some traps set the previous night.
He was STOPPING over one. rearranging
the bait, when there was a fierce gr6wl,
and heavy weight fell suddenly on his
back, so that he barely missed being
caught in his own trap. He managed to
shake himself free, and recovering his
feet found facing him a full grown huff
falo wolf. The wolf seemed quite as
much surprised as the hunter, and they
looked at each other some seconds be
fore the fight, which ended in the death
of the wolf. began. The brute evidently
was fooled by the coat and the hunter
STOPPING position and inistool hipD for
another wolf. Big Horn County Rustler.
Evening journal., 1893-04-06
Mhnt Ynn shoot In Chinn.

A naval officer once told the writer
that pheasant shooting in China was
very fair and would be really good if
there were not so many obstacles about
to enjoying it comfortably. He said that
the people were so numerous that if you
let a gun go off almost anywhere in Chi
ma you were pretty sure to hit China
man. They seemed easy, however, to
deal with, a small present as damages
sending them away in contented state
of mind, and indeed this naval authority
did say that they would sometimes try
to get in the shooters way on purpose to
get these damages.-Macmillan's Maya
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