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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-12
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Summer Sporte.


AS the season for summer sports is
about to open, there are suggested many
ways for amusement and pleasure. Bis
marck has always been we'll to the front
where sports are concerned, and the
coming season bids fair to be ~livelier
than usual. In the first place, as usual,
there is the baseball club, as a source of
sport and amusement. The Bismarck
club will have several new players
this year, among whom are Westlake,
Harlan, Frazier, Berry and de Zychl-
trske. These with the old members,
Hughes, Holley, Hutchinson, Ryan,
Newcomer, Mclean, Moore and Holman,
will make as strong a team as any in the
state. A game will be played on the
Bismarck grounds on Decoration day
with either the Mandan, Fort Yates or
Dickinson club, and later the local club
will take a trip to Yates and play one or
more games with the Yates team, prob
ably some time in June. The home
club Is practicing every pleasant evening
and will soon be in shape to meet all
corners.
IN THE 1CYCL IN
also there will be found plenty eff II cans
for sport. AS yet, there has been no Or
ganization perfected among the cyclists,
but with the approach of summer, with
long and pleasant evenings in view, prob
ably there will be efforts made in that
directions. The number of bicycles rid
den in the city is increasing day by day,
and there are now a dozen or so Of the
latest improved safetles. Doctor Ed
wards rides one, and finds time a part
from the pulling of teeth and making Of
plates to enjoy himself. DIR. Kendrick
also rides with the grace Of Centaur,
and combines business with pleasure in
the making Of professional calls. Messrs.
Howell and De Camp Of the express
company are numbered among the
wheelmen, and are artists in the manip.
ulation of their safeties. j. w. Dudley
is another disciple of the wheel, aud
handles it with the same grace and
ability with which he extracts the unin-
telligible tickings from the wires and
makes meaning thereof. II. D. Hoskins
rides to and from his office awheel, and
finds time for enjoying the exercise
apart from his duties in transcribing
the hi%eroglyphic record of the supreme
court. +. Il. Moorhouse is another
ardent wheelsman, and besides those al
ready mentioned are others who have
purchased or intend to purchase wheels.
Then come the
SPORTS OF THE TURF,
and here will during the coming sum-
mer be found excitement and pleasure
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-12
Seeding Nearly Done.

Seeding Nearly Done.
The weekly bulletin of the state crop
shows a marked improvement in
the condition of spring work. Owing to
higher temperature an almost entire ab-
sence of precipitation, and consequent
of sunshine, the ~"tillers of
the soil" have very little to complain of
regarding the weather of the past week.
The mean temperature averaged about
2 degrees belowthe normal, while the
precipitation was only one-tenth of the
usual fall. The clear, warm weather
was we'll taken advantage of, and at pres
ent date at least two.thirds of the wheat
crop is seeded, and much of the other
cereals. With the close Of the present
week the work will be practically
finished, except on very low lands and
that portion overAowed by the Red
river. Although the acreage of wheat
will undoubtedly be less than last sea-
son, the seed is being sown in better
condition.
In Barnes county wheat is about two
thirds sown and the soil in fine condi-
ton. Benson reports favorable weather,
seeding we'll under way. and some m
bilious farmers nearly finished. In Bur-
leigh seeding will be finished this week.
Some early sown wheat is beginning to
show up. In Cass the weather has i'm
proved considerably, and seeding is
being pushed rapidly. Cavalier is also
busy with seeding, and in Dickey it is
estimated that at least two.thlrds of the
wheat is sown. In Emmons most of the
wheat is already in. Seeding is we'll
under way in Griggs, and the Grand
Forks correspondent says the weather
is all that could be desired. Kidder
county farmers have in about four.ffths
of their grain. and in Logan the work is
very nearly completed. In Mclean
about 70 per cent. of the wheat is in and
so per cent. of oats. In Morton the
grain is beginning to come up and
fields to look green. In Pembina about
10 per cent. of wheat crop is in. Rich.
land is we'll along, and is Sargent, while
in Stark seeding is practically finished.
Steele and Stevens county farmers are
busy, and in Stutsman wheat is about
two-thirds sown and grass is making a
wonderful growth. Trail reports seed
ing we'll started, and ground drying
nicely. Frosts on the 5th and 9th but
no damage.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-12
The Death

SING SING, May 8.-Carlyle w. Harris,
convicted of the murder of Helen Potts,
his girl-wife, was e~lectrocuted at 1910
to-day. There was great interest mani
tested in the execution and thousands of
people watched IN the hills above the
prison for the hosting of the death flag.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-12
Real Estate Transfara.

Real Estate Transfers.
John regsart to w. +. Livermore, lots
/ and 2, block ~. old plat ......... s $50 90
Michael Chrisman to Johanna Pothe, 8
so feet lot 2, block 3, Northern Pacific
addition S5O w
Green L.. Fort to w. &. Mills, seA sec.
2, twp. 1877, :. 500 90
John Harnick to F.. 4. Schmett, swA
sec. 4, twp. 1870, r. Sc Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
Asa Fisher to State Of North Dakota.
lots 3 and 1, blk. II, Northern Pacific
II l.. ltumsey to Ezra 8. Pierce, lot ~.
block M, old plat. ................ $50 %
Mrs. D. A. Claussin to b. +. Gage. lot
and o BIZ feet, lots s and q, blk. y,
Northern Pacific addition I. ....... LOO 90
J.A. Hnwley to Ira d. Hawlcy, nwiA
sec. 81, twp. l42, r. 7O..."........ 800 %
Albert q. Boyle to Pcrrivnl .. Dudley
nwl4 sec. p, twp. 13S, r. 70........... 1000 90
Fire in Dickinson, Wednesday, de-
stroyed Superintendent Phelan's barn,
wagon, carriages, harness and a fine
driving team.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-12
Advertised Letter List.

The following is a list of letters re.
naming uncalled for at the p%ostoffice
for the week ending May 6, 1893.
A1tell. Fred Grant, Thomas 2
Bennett, William Humphrey, John
Benlly, Gardner Robertson, X. II.
barly, Caroline Rinde. Nels H.
Carley, j. G. Tunney, B, H.
Frazer, Wm. E. Wiley, Chas. H..
When calling for the above letters
please say "advertised'' and give date of
notice. In thirty days they will be sent
to the dead letter office.
H. P. BoGUE, Postmaster.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-05-12
La Grippe.

During the prevalence OF the grippe the
past seasons it was a noticeable fact that
those who depended upon DIR. Kings New
Discovery not only had a speedy recovery
but escaped all of the troublesome after
effects of the malady. This remedy seems
to have a peculiar power in effecting rapid
cures. not only in cases of la grippe, but in
all diseases of throat, chest and lungs, and
has cured cases of asthma and hay fever of
long standing. Try it and be convinced.
1t won't disappOint. Free trial bottles at
Tenney d Remington's drug store.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
PrasR wfOska o Lenar.
tOwfcza.

Jak dalece byi cenionym we
Wloszeck nssz snskomity poeta,
mozna she przekonac z glos6w
nsjpows2niejszych dsiennik6w
aorsnckich, opisujacych tycie
6mier6 Teo6la Lensrtowicza.
Przytaczamy tutaj wyjatki.
Dziennik La Malone pisse:
I'VE Florencji zmsri " swo
iem pomieszkaniu, prey uIcy
M~ontebello, znakomity poeta pol
ski Tsofl Lenartowicz.
Urodzil sic dnis q lutego 1924
W WarSzawie. Odbyi praktyke
W sadach wsrszawskich, a nas.e
pnie spelniai obowiszki podse.
kretarza " ministerium sprawie
dliwosci. W 1S4S roku, skutkiem
wypadkow poltycznYOh, musial
pojsc na emigracje. PrzebywaI
" Paryzu j Rsymie, wrsszcie o.
siedlil sic stale we Florencji.
Jsgo zbi6r Pieini, satytulowa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
DIR. Wlad. Statkiewicz,
Lekarz re staregO kraiu

70 SCareSO kreJu q,
Z dfugoletuia praktyks przy szpitalach
jsk " Europis, tax / Ameryce, specjali-
sta ohor6b k~obiecych / dzieoinnych, Ie.
cry z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro
by ~zastarzsie, jsk to: dusznoS6, reuma.
tyzm, choroby gardiA, piersi, 4oladka;
Dol gsowy, 0cz, nosa, uszu, febry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty ma glowie 1 Sk6rze; choro-
robY maciczne, Eboczenis regularnosci
bisie oplswy, krwotoki, nisplodnosc,
bolesci popoiogowe l { p. dolsgliwosoi
kobiece ! 1ogole wszelkie oboroby met
czyzn, kobiet ! dEieci - leczy predko !
s~kuteoznie.
Leksrstwa e p~rzyrzadzane " mojem
lsboratoryum, pod w~yiscznym mym do
zorem.
Do doklsdnie 70 lie mo4nosci csytel-
nie) ~oPisanego twego oierpienia dolacz
z cent. znaczek pocztowy, q odwrosna
Poozts odpowiem lie bedEie trwac kura.
cya ! CO beda kosstowsc leksrstwa.
Adres:
DIR. w. StatkfesoicS,
964 Joliet Str. LA SALE, ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08

Obok piracy zavodowej i oby.
watelskiej. csynnym byi takie
M Polu iterackiem. Jesscze "
wisaieniu napisaf satyryczny poe
mat nObrona SokoioWa, kt6ra "
owym csasis, gdy " Galicyi bar.
do mafy byi ruch piimienniczy,
roschwytano. Ksia4ka to rozessia
sic nawet " tych sferach, do
ktorych zaledwio W ~ostatnich Ia.
zach dochodzic poczeio drukowa-
ne sfowo. Ona TED uczyniia ma.
swisko autora popularnem. Po-
zniej pisaf Morgenbesser wiecej
rzecsy W lynn samJm guscie. jak
M ilacy Burmistrz", ,,Zwyciestwo
Ksla4kl" j l., kt6re jednak =
re smisna stosunk6w i pozionu
intelgencyi W spoieczehstwie =
muiejszy jut znala1ly popyt. Wy.
DAT rowniea ,;S1iewy historyczne",
jake ciag dalszy ,.Spiewow" Mem
cewicsa.
Najwiekssa jednak, . niespo.
ayta zasiuge poioayi zmarfy pisars
W dziedzinie history. Posiadajae
obfty nateryal zrodlowy. zebra,
ny ma Bukowinie. byi on specy.
slista. bsdaczem stosunk6w moi.
dawskich, a prace jsgo W tym
kierunku pozostan4 nazawsze
cement; DO zcodiowemi dzieiami
ola przysaiych badaczow.
w ostatnich latach wydal ~.
wagi mad .upadkiem Polski" q
nadto W Muzeum Rspperswyl.
skiem sfoayf W manuskrypcie bar,
do podobno cenne .,Pamietniki",
w politycznem 3yciu Polsk6w
bukowihskich brat swego czasu
bardzo sywy udziaf. Jako pre-.
zes Cz,telnl = jedyuej na6wczas
instytucyi polskiej = nadawal
nawet ton stanowisku tutejszych
Polakow j sztaudar godnCsci ma.
rodowej W dyktatorskiej dzierAyl
dioni. Pc r. 1880, pochylony
wiekism choroba (rak W peche.
rzd) coraz wiscej usuwaf sic cd
Publicznego zycia, pozostawisjac
miodsz,m siiom j nowym pra.
dom pole. Utrata pred kilkoms
laty ukochanej aony ziamais
starca doszczet lie. z,i jua. jake
ow Miecznik z Mary, wiecej z
Bogiem, mniei z ludzmi = i tax
dokonai pracowitego zywota.
Staiosc jego przekonah patry.
otycznych, prawy charakter i mi.
iosc OJczyzny pozostana dla dial.
szych pokoleh kresowych vie.
cznym przykiadem do nailado.
wanna.
Gdy pads potetny dab W kniei
draa ~wszystkie drzewiny echeu
.tego upadku. Gale spoleczehstwc
poiskie IA Bukowinie stsje dzisis.
mad trumna Mougenbessera, jail
mad trumna zmarlego wodza .
lat minionych...
Csoiem jego ~popiolcml Pa.
mieci jego czescl
H0AAa. -E@-A- ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08
III
II


besaer
daiejopis, poets, nestor kolonii
polskiej M Bukowinie, sakohosyi
1ycie W Czerniowcach logo la.
tego 1898. przeiywssy lat 76.
So " spoieczehstwie naszem
uesowie. 90 cycle Gale poiwieca.
|jac cichej piracy ola przyszioici
narodowej i uwasaiac prace te
"a jedyny, najpierwszy sw6j o.
bowiasek, unikaja przedewssy-
stkiem rozgiosu i publicznego
uznania. Je4eli dziaialnoS6 uzna.
nych przewodc6w narodu nazy
wamy 6wiatiem pochodni CO nam
ro!ssnia j wskazuje droge, =
to Wplyw skromnych, cichych
praco 1nik6w naleiy por6wnac Z
niewidomym wplywem ciepia. 90
krew o1rzewa i o&ywia ducha.
Do takich to szermierzy spra.
wy ojczystej nale4af AleksaDder
Morgenbesser...
Ma ayciu rs letniego obywate.
la patryoty bistorya wypadk6w
narodowych wypisaia niejedne pa
nietna chwile. Pc wypadkach
. 1889 r. nalsaaf on do owych
,spiskowcow", jak Smolka, Zle.
miafkowski, obecny biskup kra.
kowski, Dunsjewski i W. i. wraz
z ktorymi dostaf sic do wiezie.
mia znanej dobrze umaleJ kasar-
nj" ma Zoikiewskiem weLwowie.
Csteroletnie pozbawienie swobo.
dy nietylko ME zachwiaio pre-.
kouaniami miodzleica, ale o.
wszem, dodaio i'm hartu j tego
goracego zapaiu, jaki dis jeszcze
oiywiai sedziwe jego lata. Iuni
albo obrali sEerokie pole parla-
mentarnej dziaialuoici, albo pos,li
droga karyery; Mongenbesser zas
osiadi W zaciszu poza kresami, a
lie tn chocby jus tylko cd
1868 r. zasiug poioayf, wszy.
soy " swie4ej Jeszcze many pa.
mieci, wspieraf powstanie wedle
sif swoich i W pracach organiza
cyinych brai 4ywy udziai.
Okoio niego kupili sic Polacy
tn zamieszkali, otaczajac gleboka
czcia wielce sasiu&onego stsrca.
Tutsj ma Bukowinie dlugi czas
Polacy pozbawieni byli ogniska,
ktoreby bylo ola mich idea pre-
wodni4 W rzeczach narodowych.
q wyjatkiem klasy zamoinej j
inteligencyi, wiskszs czeic ME
msjae 6rodk6w ksztalcenia sic,
obarczona czesto familla, przy
eisskiej piracy = tracifa powoli
swisdomoSc obowiazk6w moral.
nych ciaiacych ma kaadej naro
dowosci - czystoSc mowy ojcsy.
stej skaziia sargonem proWiucyo.
nalizmu = a zapomniawszy my
slec po polsku, spaczyia. ideally
narodowe.
Pc wielu bezowocnych usiio
waniach dopiero " roku 1859 "a
inIcyatywa Morgenbessera powsta.
ia instytucya pod nszwa Tow.
Polskiego bratniej pOmocy" - q
mrowcza s~kretnoScia zbierane fun
dusze ] Diary W ksisAkach pry.
WatDych osob = pozwolily ms
Saio2enie biblioteki i otwarcie
.ozytelni pOlskiej.
jake instytucya ia oddais u.
siugi = jake przyniosia owocei
zhukao~naun hvlok- -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-08

my nLirenka", 1jednai mu popu.
larno;6 " caiym narodsie pol.
skim. Wssyscy uwa&aja ,,Lirenke",
"a jedno z nsj~iekssych arcy-
dziei literatury polskiej. 2 in.
nych prsc Lenartowicss, sasiugu.
Ija M wysscseg6lnienie poemat:
Wanda" i listy o Mickiew leu.
w oststpich latach. napisaf
takse wiels cennych poesyj.
Ozeuiony byi Z artystka. malar.
ka Zo6a SSymanowska, lecs t.
odumsria 60 dose w~czesuie.
jake rseEbiarz, byi bardzo ce-
niony. Kilks piaskorzezb, ira.
ktuyscych przedmloty iwiete, kry-
tyka forehcks bardzo pochlebnis
ocenifa.
Umarf re sfowami ma ustaoh:
nJeszcze Polska ME sgioeia".
Do swiok cisna sic tiumy ludzi
ii wszyscy ME mogs lea powstrsy-
mac. Fisjonomja pogodna, jasna,
zdaje sic, &e lada chwila pre-.
mowi. Co tylko otacia smariego
poete, dowodri wielkiej mifojci
swojej oic1yzuy. Ola niej pc.
iwiecii tycie praee kilkudziesieciu
lat.
Do zwiok tego znakomitego
wygnsnca, Powinua przyjic GAIA
dzisiejsza mlodzies, mic ME ko-
cbajaca i W mic ME wierzaca. .
noteby sic przekonafa. Re miioS6
Il wiara ME SO jeszcze czczymi
wyrazami".
Dziennik La Trib do
nosi:
Nv dniu 7 lutego, przeprowa-
dzono do Koiciofa Sw. LUIGI,
zwloki Teofla Lenartowicza, wiel.
kiego poety i patrjoty polskiego.
Ma trumnie zloaono niezliczona
llosc wiehcow cd przyjaci6l i
wielbicieli tego zacnego starca.
"a karawanem postepowai VIA
dysiaw Mickiewicz, si~ostrzeliec
zmariego. Ten przywi6zi re So
ba garic aiemi ojczystej, kt6ra
takzs ma trumnie umieszczonon
DIiennik FL OPT.
suje pogrzeb W nastepujscych
siowach:
nWieczorem, W dniu 7 lutego,
ua ulicy Montsbello, rozwinai sic
olbrzymi orszak ludzi, postepuia.
cych W milczeniu. Wssyscy pre-.
chodnie przyiaczali sic do niego,
DO prowadzono do koscioia zwio.
XII wielkiego posty polskiego Te-
ofila Lenartowicza.
Ma trumnie opr6cz nadzwyczai
wielkiej iloSci wiehc6w, zlozono
takse bryike ziemi polskiej.
Ia karawanem postepowali:
Wiadysiaw MCKENZIE. Artur Wo.
fyhski, tw6rca muzeum Koperni-
ka W Rsymie, msrgrabia Ugoc.
cioni, adwokst Franchetti, ksiaze
BOnelli, professor Pieroni, hrabia
GAletti j Gala kolonja polska.
Poetka Boneschi Ceccolli napisala
Przeslczny sonet, wielbiacy wiel.
kiego poete.
Kolonia polsks W Pary2u upo-
wazniia panis Malwine Ogono-
wskq do jei reprszentowania na.
pogrzebie''.
Dliennik IL Popole pisze:
Dzielimv a;o --
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-20
AFTER SCALPERS SCALPS.
Western Railroads Vietimized By
Counterfeit Tickets.
EXPERTS SERVICES REQUIRED TO
DETECT THE FRAUD.

Over $3o0,oo0 Worth of Bogus Tickets
Were Honored for Passage-Passen.
gers Suffered And Had to Pay Double
When the Game Was Up-some Chi
cago scalpers Likely to Go to the
Penitentiary.
Chicago, November 19.-Counterfeit
railway tickets to the amount of over
$500, 900 have been honored in the last
four weeks by the Baltimore and Ohio.
Erie, Pittsburg and Western Nickel
Plate and other railroads. There was
nothing on the face of the tickets to in
dicate that they were counterfeit. The
hrst 1ntimation of crookedness cropped
out in the auditors Office of one of the
victimized lines nearly three weeks ago.
In checking used tickets from the
original record, two tickets of the same
number were found The auditor satis-
fed himself that both tickets were
genuine and sent a stinging note to the
printer, scoring him severely for his
carelessness. The printer appeared in
person with an indignant denial of the
charge, but when shown the two tickets
OF the same number was compelled to
acknowledge that the error was made in
his office. The next day the ticket audi
tor discovered sixty-seven duplicate
tickets in his collection, and the next
day nearly three hundred duplicated
tickets showed up in the collection. Ex-
perts were called in, and at the end of
three days, during which over five hun
dred more duplicated tickets piled up in
the auditors office, one of the experts
declared the duplication was counter
felt. With the aid of powerful micro
scope, he discovered minute imperfec-
tlon in small letter 90" which showed
in just half the duplicated tickets. In
all other respects the jobs were exactly
alike. Meantime the other roads had
been going through the same experience,
but not one counterfeit was detected un-
til the duplicate mum bering appeared.
Each road promptly issued instructions
and enforce payment of passage from
persons holding them. Each conductor
was furnished means to recognize the
couterfeit. The first day, the four roads
named took up over 600 of them. The
passengers were indignant, but each was
compelled to acknowledge that he bought
his ticket of scalper Nine of the ten
passengers who made written statements
declared that they bought the tickets of
a notorious ticket scalper doing business
on Clark street. The rest were bought
in various, other Offices The victimized
roads have engaged the services of
prominent detective agency which has
put large force at work running down
the counterfeiters The evidence OBJ
tanned will be presented in due time to
the grand jury. The roads, it is claimed,
have secured proof which will land the
criminals in the penitentiary for long
terms. There is no means of knowing
how many tickets were sold by the
counterfeiters. The raiload now have in
more than half of which were honored
for transportation. There is no fear of the
road losing anything more on the present
issue of count erfeit tickets, but they
may now be on sale at every point in
the West where scalpers have offices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-20
PORTLAND, MAINE MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 90 1898
eoWDolN HoNoRs HIM.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg's Sermon Before the
Students Yesterday.
Especial to the Press.7

Especial to the PreSs7
Brunswick, November 19.-No alumni
is nearer or dearer to the hearts of
Bowdoin's students than Rev. Elijah
Kellogg of the class of 40 And the
announcement made by President Hyde
in the chapel several mornings ago that
Mr.. Kellogg would speak before the
students on the following Sunday was
received with applause and unfeigned
gladness by every student.
For some unknown reason Mr.. Kellogg
rarely speaks before the students at the
college, but the few times that he has
spoken have left such deep impression
ON their minds that parties of students
often walk or ride to Harpswell to hear
him speak.
The chapel was far too small to hold
so large congregation as that which
greeted Mr.. Kellogg and SO it was pre-
viously announced that the service would
be held in Memorial hall.
Despite the large seating capacity of
this hall the congregation assem- bled this
afternoon filed it to the doors.
President Hyde in introducing Mr..
Kellogg, said: "It was sad day for the
children Of Israel whensa king rose, o'er
them who knew not Joseph. In like
manner it will be sad day for Bowdoin
college when it's students cannot recall
the name of Elijah Kellogg"
Mr.. Kellogg took for his text the 5th
verse of the 18th Psalm.
"For thou hast made him little lower
than the angels and hast crowned him
with glory and honor"
The liberal Interpretation of the saying
that man was made in the image of the
Creator" is not the one to be followed.
Man is like his creator in inherent god
like qualities which are, first the in
tellect, second Immortality.
1t is in the soul that man is like the
Creator and not in the body. For the
soul partakes of the Creators immortali-
ty while the body is perishable. The soul
alWayss sremains the same, it's activity.
never being impaired by. feebleness Of
body. The great hindrances to the regen-
Grafton of the soul are the pestilential
vapors which arise from wicked thought.
Immortality of the soul is the link which
binds us to the Creator and is a worthy
subject on which to fix our meditations
as it ssena bles us to cross that river where
sapphire crested waves in glory roll up
on the golden sands and break upon the
shore in music"
At the close of his discourse many of
the students went up and shook hands
with Mr.. Kellogg.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-20
FORTY TRAINS CANCELLED,
And Every Man That Can Be Spared
Dropped by the Boston & Maine.

Lawrence, Mass, November 19.-The
Boston 6 Maine Railroad Company will
make sweeping reduction in train SER
vice on its various divisions. About 40
trains will be cancelled on all the divis-
ions which this company operates. Eight
will be taken off the western division,
eight off the eastern division, seven off
the Lowell division, and the others off
the other divisions. For some time the
managers of the company have been
keeping a record of the trains not pay
ing, and those trains are now to be can
celled. Some of the trains to be discon-
tinued were run during the summer, and
not taken off when the winter timetable
went into effect. 1t is estimated that by
this cut down in trains, over 5000 miles
day will be saved, with reduction in
running expenses of $4,000 day. The
managers have discharged all the men in
their employ that could possibly be
spared. 1t is claimed that both passen-
ger and freight business is increasing,
and the business outlook promises to be
as good as ever within two months.
About $4,000 names are on the pay roll
of the Boston & Maine system.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-11-20
THE DOMINION ON FIRE.
Her Cargo Of Cattle Burned to Death III
Mid Ocean.

Halifax, November 19.-The German
steamer Markona arrived last night from
Hamburg. She reports that ON the 14th
in latitude IA degrees north, longitude
4s degrees west, she fell in with the
steamer Dominion of the Dominion line,
on fire. The fire was gotten under con-
troll the following day after destroying
nearly every thing on the upper deck
and the main deck. The Dominion was
en- route from Montreal to Avonouth,
England, with a cargo of cattle, all of
which were burned and their carcasses
thrown overheard. The fire was caused
by the cattlemen smoking in their
hunks. Capt. Cross of the Dominion had
his right arm dislocated while fight
ing the fire. The balance of the crew
escaped without injury. The captain
stated that he would make repairs and
proceed for his destination.