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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
Then They Blow Open the Express
Car With Dynamite and
Plunder II.
This Took Place in California, Not
Very Far From Los
Angeles
Fireman Crushed 10 Desth-Hot In Par
suit Of the Desperadoes-A
Secured Unknown.

Los Avorrrs. Cal. Feb iG. The boldess
train robbery that ever occurred in the his
tory Of the state took place a little afteF
midnight 81 Roscoe. thirteen miles north
Of hero. this morning. The train attacked
was the Southern Pacific overland north
bound. A. the train approached She switch
th side Of Roscoe tho engineer discovered
n man standing by the switch with a larinR
torch and the switch wide open. The en-
giuosr made an effort 20 stop the train. bat
IL Was useless. As the train rushed down
on the open switch fusilade Of bullets
broke the windows Of the cab. As tho
engine went through the sWitoh IL crashed
over into a ditch fifteen feet belo=. Enel-
neer Thomas jumped and escaped injury.
but Fireman Masters was pinioned between
the cab and tender and horribly crushed.
AZ the train overturned, two men weaF-
ing slnueh hAts and back masks appeared
and took positions on either side OF she
train and com menced a furious firing. One
man demanded admission 20 the express
car, and upon refusal of the messongsr 90
comply the robber placed several dynamite
bombs on the sill. A terrific explosion en-
sued. tearing nearly the whole side Of the
car Of Messenger Edgar narrowly es-
capped death from flying splinters.
The robbie compelled an extra fireman
on the train 20 get into the EXPRESS car and
one bandit followed him. Uuder orders OF
tbs masked man the fireman carried the
contents OF the local box. consisting Of
many sacks OF gold. outside the car. Dur
the proceedings a wild firing was kept up
on either side Of the train. 1he highway
men were unable 10 get into the overland
safe. and after collecting all portables of
value mounted their horses and aslloped
off in the direction OF she mountains.
Different stories conflict as TO the num-
Der Of men participating in the hold-up.
Two Namps we're riding on the engine when
derailed and one was instantly killed. while
the other ESCAPED. IL is NOT known
with, but 10 10 supposed to be large
amount.
After the train left the track aud Brake
man Foster saw what was taking place, he
secured horse from a near by farm aud
rode 10 Burbank. where he gave the alarm.
The sheriff and deputies started a. once and
a wrsoking train followed. Fireman Mas
tsra lived about an hour. dying before his
reseueTs could extricate him from between
the cab ana tender. In his misery hs
begged for pistol that be might kill him
self and end H.
The sheriff and detectives reported this
afternoon that they had men following the
tThcks made By the robbers, who we're owl
IDENTIFY heading IN she direction OF Ven
turs. The posse is still In pursuits aud the
marshal made a wager that he will have the
bandits in tWenty-four hours.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
BUTTE, ANACONDA & PACIFIC.
~ 10 Reported That n wnl Bs Buiit n
90 the Hitter Root.

~ IL Reported That n VIII Bs Buiit IN
90 the Hitter Root.
A special 90 the Missoulian from Hamil-
ton, Ia the Bitter Root county. saJsi For
several days past number Of land deals
have been quietly consummated "a this
plsos which would indicate that somsthing
is Ia the wind in oonnsetion With tho ap-
preaching B.. A. a. =. railroad. Yesterday
Msssrs Wolf a Byman OF hissoula. made
some extensive purchases south Of the city
ia the intei ests Of The new lOad. 10 - said,
and within short time past Mrs. Allison
has disposfd Of her Ia Re holdings north OF
the town a. a stated price Of 500 per scre.
Several town lots have also changed hands
nt good figures. aud there 10 on air Of actiV-
ity about this place which suggests that
Homebody means business. The most inter
eeting report. however. is that which states
that tho new road Il coming from Ana
conda through Sknlkaho canyon. that routs
having been positively decided upon on
Mr.. Daly's last visit 90 this section and will
be reported 10 the proiecto 40 the most
feasible manner BY which Hamilton and
tho valley may be reached. The distance
TO Anaconda ia less than seventy miles. aud
the cost Of construction end operation Will
be no greater than that Of other routes
which have been IN contemplation. IA ia
also stated that work will he cOnmencsd
Just as soon as the weather will permit. and
that the whistle OF the iron horse will be-
heard in this vicinity not later than Dec. !
OF this year. OUr people ate highly elated
over this announcement and the depressed
feeling which mas prevailed here for some
time Ia being rapidly dispeiled.
In the same connection q special 20 the
same pager from Anaconda saws
Marcus DAILY left for New York this
morning. TO be absent several weeks. lie
goes on business connected With the Ana
condR company. and will, ID IL stated. pre-
sent to the projectors Of the b.. A. g. +. X.
X. the route finally adopted fer the entry Of
the road into the Bitter hoot valley. Hints
lately dropped here are 20 the effect that
the road will come directly into Hamilton
through SkalkahO canyon, that being the
shortest and most feasible route. and that
the road will be comp etsd before fall. 70
10 understood also that civil engineers.
graders and trsoklayers are being held here
subject TO orde which may shortly be re-
ceivsd from New York"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
THIRTY-NINE KILLED.
Terrible Eject of the BurstIng Of n BiI
Steam Pipe.

Terrible Inect OF the BurstinG OF n blg
Steam Pipe.
KIEI. Feb. 16.-A terrible accident oc-
cured on board the German ironelnd
BrandenburR this morning, near stollef-
grund. three miles from tho light house at
the entrance TO Kiel bay. To-day was
selected for her forced draught trial. 10
get the ironelad In tfst class condition for
the test forty Artihcers were sent aboard
from the imperial dock yard. While eleven
aftificsrs we're in tbs engine room n ire
mendous explosion took place. The main
steam pipe of the stnrbosTd engine had
burst. Far above the noise of the escaping
steam were heard the hsArt-rondinR cries Of
the injured and dying.
Panic temporarily spread among the
ersw, but after n moments hesitation every
effort was put forth TO rescue the unfor-
tunate men In the engine room. lt was
found that Of the eleven artihceTs all but
one had been killed. The man who es-
capped owed his preservation 20 the fact that
at the moment OF tho explosion he was
standing on a ladder near the top of the
room. His companions were all on the
floor of the room.
IL was discovered that thirty-nins men
had been killed and nine injured; thirty
seven we're killed instantly.
-Four steamers we're promptly dispatched
from kiel TO the scene of disaster. ThOy
carried . number of physicians and sur
qeons and a large quantity of medical sup
plies. Most of the dead and injured lived
here or in the neiRhborhood and many
were Of family.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

MmwAuKrE. Feb. lG-HsnTJ d. Payne,
OF New York. general rsosiTeT for all branch
lines. has joined TIE Northern Pacific coll
ouy here. lie has come for tho purpose Of
assisting IN the WoTk Of making new and
separate traffic azreemsnta between the
Northern Paeine receivers and the reoeiv-
ere OF tusntv-thrse branch linss 20 merlY
part OF the Northern Pacific system. when
the main property vent tnto the hands OF
receivers all relations between 10 and the
bfanch lines were oaneelisd aud Al entirely
usw deal had 90 be made. lie sAvs they
sHpect O have the matter eompleted In a
day or two.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
MIsHAP AT THE BUNKER HILL.
Three Men Killed In n Cave-in-A Footpad
In Jail.

In JAN.
Special TO The Independent.
SPOKANE. Feb. 16.-A WardneT, Idaho.
epooal to the Review says cAvs-in os-
CURED in the Bunker Hill mine this even
ing. killing Pat Curran, shift boss and two
other men. besides crippling,two more dan
gerously.
The notorious Bill Black. who was re-
Gently psrdoned out Of the Montana peni-
tentisry. attempted to hold mp William
TWeniymAn last night, at Wa dner. and shot
him once. not dangerously. Twentyman
downed the road agent and took his pistol
ON him. Then Fred Murphy. q pal Of
tho would-be murderer. step Ell up and as
serted that he was an officer, took Black
into custody and marched him of In ap-
parent safety. Deputy sheriff HaRsn.
howsve-, soon bad the birds in jail. Dut-
ing she night Billy Parks, with n pick aud
sledge. while attempting TO assist the es-
cape of these fellows. vas also taken In and
now laneuishes behind ths bars.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
THEY hEADED me LIST.

Montana Farmers Hold Up the states
Reputation as = Producer OF Oats.
I.ast year the oririnstors Of the Lincoln
oat' offered $500 In seven cash premiums
20 the farmers ell over the northwest for
the largest yield from one bushel OF Lin
coin" oats. lt is interesting 20 know that
three Montana farmers headed the list
having produced TespeotivslY ia bushels
l6s bushels. and l23 bushels Z ON one
hushel OF seed. The names of the gentle
men are A. NJ. Hightover. Of Stevensvills
q. l.. Gordon. OF Willow Greek. aud J. Z.
Wood OF stevensvile ani thev received
premiums OF 500. Sl01 ana S75 Tespeo-
lively.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
THE BOMB THRowER.

Intsuded 60 blow Up Thcator hut Could
Not Get fn.
PARIS, Feb. 16. Before the examining
judge to-day Bomb ThroWer Henry said
that on Monday night he went hrst to a
leading theatsr, but was unable 20 gain ad-
mittance, the theatre being too full. He
said: 'AS l intended 30 kill as many Of
the bourgeois as POSSIBLE. / went TO the ~.
Lazare railroad station, whers l saw a cafe
full Of customers. l entered and threw the
bomb"
The Rothsohids bank In this city is
guarded bT an extra foros of police. as the
result Of anarchist plaoards posted upon
the door of the bank. announcing that a
meeting 81 the society would be held insids
the building and requesting brethren skill
ful in the looksmith trade 20 bring skeleton
keys and crow bars. In case OF the safes
being looked.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
GOT HIS BREATH AGAIN.
Thurston Receivers From the shock ns
Got at ~. Louls.

Got At -. LouiE.
OMAHA. Feb. 16.-SolicitoT Thurston, Of
the Union Pacific. who returned from 81.
Louis this morning. declares that Judge
Caldwell expressly refused 20 interiors
with Judge Dundy's order a. 10 the rscaiv-
ers' schedule Of wages, recognizing DundY's
as the court of general jurisdiction. Cald-
well msrsly augreated that the receivers ask
Dundy SO vacAte the order already made.
then 10th Judges Caldwell and Sanbo
souid sit st Omaha. March ~ anu heas
the entire question OF wages for the Union
Pacific system. II snch request is not
made he would not interfere, and only then
II Dundy CONSENTED 20 vaoats she ordof.
Ihurston declares that 10 remains with
the receivers and Judge Duudy whether the
new schedule OF wages shall go into elect
March /. or whether the circuit judges
shall then take up the question on tue
whole system.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
A SERIOUS SITUATION.

French Minister to Portugal Recalled
Strained Relations.
PARIS. Feb. 16.-A semi official note has
been issued In regard to the attitude Of the
Portuguese government in most questions
which have arisen between France and
Portugal. The attitude of Portugal in
these matters has caused p emier Casimir-
Porier TO recall the French Portuguese
minister TO Paris. in order to confer with
the governments upon the situation. During
the absence of the French minister from
Portugal the first secretary will replace
him. and will so act until the present isis
PERMITS the French minister's return.
MADRID, Feb. 16.-The queen regent and
cabinet discussed the departure of the
French minister from Lisbon. and the situ-
alton is regarded as being serious.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

Special 20 The independent
MIssoULA. Feb. 16 W. Shilling, in
the clothing business ia this city. made On
assignment for the benefit Of creditors to-
day. A. Shilling, his brother is assigncs.
The Liabilities ere $500. Of which the
First National bank Of this city holds ST.
100; the balsnes is distributed IN small
amounts among eastern hrms. Assets
largely exceed liabilities, aud consist OF the
Shilling block on Front street. aud oonsid-
cradle other MissoulA cal estate and the
stock OF goods m the store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

wAsmNoroS. Feb. i6.-Tho wonsn aaf-
ffags convention this morning. after few
prsliminaries. listened 10 the report OF
Rachel Foster Avery. corresponding socre-
tary. lt told of remarkable advance during
the past year In occurring rights for women,
not only in this country, bat also In Eug-
lsnd and New Zealand. Misa Laura Clay,
OF kentuckv. submitted the report for the
southern COMMITTEES. 10 showed that four
usw states Were oiganized siues last repof.
leaving cnly West Vagina. North Caro-
lima and Miasissip7i unorganized IN tAe
aouth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
CnIII.Ion WIN Iceherr.

LONDON. Feb. 16.-A small bottle picked
up on the beach of one Of ths Hsbrides
islands containR piece Of paper on which
Was written the following: sept. Is, 1898
Sinking in mid-Atlsntic. the Hornhead; /;
collision with iceberg" The Hornhead.
commanded By Capt. Scott. sailed from
Baltimore Aug. - and from Hampton
Roads Aus. 20 Tor Dublin, and until 70 day
nothing was heard of her. There was n
crew OF thirty five on board; no passengers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
AARON HERsHFIELD AT FARGO.

He Is Acquiring = Legal Residence and
wan Apply for Divorce
An Associated press dispatch last night
from Fargo. n. d.. says: The divorce
colony was augmented to-day by the ar
rival Of Aaron Hershheld. the millionaire
banker OF Helena. Mont. About three
months ago. IN Chicsgo. Hershfield narrisd
Dell Hogan. an Irish girl OF Helena. His
relatives were nearls Wild when they
learned Of the marriage, and sniiitod him
away about Elk weeks ago. lie has nov
come 90 Fargo, where be is acquiring a
legal residence. Tue bride has brought
suit in Helena against his relatives for
alisnating her husbands affections. elsim-
ing So 1000"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

CmcorrE, Mass. FEB. l6.-J. aud =. Do
buque. descendants OF the Frsnchman who
settled In Iowa In l7ss. where ths city OF
Dubnque now stands. havs engaged lawyers
10 iook up their interests m that state.
which they claim are worth Sls. .Ouluuu. IL
ID asserted thst be left no Will. lhoIe ar
about thirty relatives Who would share "a
tna oatala.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
CELEBRATED KENTUCKY CASE.
Taking Testimony Ia ths Pollard Brech-
cnridgs SUIT.

LExrSGroN. Ky, Feb. 1G Interest in the
Pollard breckenridge case Increases. J. ID.
Pollard. brother Of Madeline. was here
Wednesday and held a long consultation
with those friendly 60 his sister. Miss Pol
lard will not attend the examination. as
she will not be needed.
Charles II. Stoll, senior counsel for Col.
Breckenridge, 10 here. lie said; II left
Cincinnati after having examined all the
witnesses except ont Sister Agnes. OF the
asylum. who 10 al at present.
The plaintiff has failed 90 prove a single
allegation made IN her Petition, and that.
too. IN places where she clamed the testi-
mony would be most damaging.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
EASY GAME FOR IKE.
Mr. Hayes Roughly Usss Mr. Flowers In
the Ring.

MT, hayes Roughly Uses Mr.. Flowers In
the Ring.
Special 10 The Independent
SPOKANE, Feb. l6.-Ike Hayes. oolorcd
champion heavyweight pueilist OF Mon
tana. and Jerry Flowers . noted local
oolorsd heavyweight. met in = twenty
round contest tonight before the Falls
City Athlstio club for $500 a side and gate
receipts. Hayes knocked Flowers out in
the second round. He defeated Flowers In
one round at Wallace a few weeks ago. but
Flowers claimed IL was a chance blow.
CmCAGo. Feb. lG.--A dispatch from Par.
sou Davies, from Mt. Clemsns. Mich. saws
tho committee OF tho Hunting and Fishing
club has been appointed 60 arrange for the
Corbett-Jackson light on a government
island; parse OF $4,000 is guaranteed.
Dawes 10 Co consult Corbett about 10 IN
New York next week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
cor THE FULL SACK.


bltng House
SAN FE,ScIsco. Feb. It, 4 bold robbe'v
was committed earlv taia moraing - Car
folrs gambling house. Ihs place Was de-
asrteI With the sption OF two attendants.
when the door Was fnng open by two
marked men. Who compelled the men AZ
the point Of pistols 30 hold up thsir hands
while the robbers opened the safe and So
cured saOOo In coiu. which they placed Ia a
canvas sack aud made OF. The attendants
vent 20 tte window aud called luatilY for
help aud two police on the sidewalk grAp-
Piled With one of thc robbers. la the souitls
which cnsned gold coin hsu IA all dice
tion. snd the cEewd drawn 80 ths scene by
tho noise reaped a rich harvest. One rob
Der vas arrested. tho other escaped.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

CHcAoo. Feb. iG.-Judos Brentano. who
tried PrsndersTass. Mayor HsrFison's a.
sassin. received a letter threatening his life
unless be was lesisnt with the priso-sr
Ofiesrs guarded him to-day while hearing
Arguments for q new trial.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17

Total for the leading cities OF the United
States was Sisa2>l1ll. decrease of 81. per
cent compared with tho same weok last year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-17
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done At Financial Csnters the
Past Woek.
NEw YoRK. Feb. l6.-Ths cleRrings of the
banks OF the principal cities for the week
as compared with the corresponding week
of Last venr wera "a follows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18
ROBIN HOOD.

An event Of unusual importance in
amusement circles is the appearance at the
Augusta Opera house on Wednesday even
ing, Sept. 10, Of Barnabce, Karl and Mac
Donald's Robin Hood Opera Company
This is one of the largest and strongest
musical organizations now before the public,
and its visit to this city is of real artistic
Importance. 1t embraces 60 artists chosen
by Barnabee, Karl and Macdonald from
the wide field of American talent. There
is cast of principals which cannot be i'm
proved upon. There is superb chorus of
35 fine voices and there is an operate
orchestra to bring cut the full beauties of
the instrumental score. Also there is every
detail Of stage investiture, full carload of
special scenery, costumes, properties, etc.,
being carried.
Seats are now on sale at the Opera house
cafe and G. w. Browns, Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18
1.-THE GILIIooLYs ABROAD"

The attraction at the Opera house on Fri
day, Sept. 81, will be the new musical farce
comedy, 1.-The Gilhoolys Abroad" present
ed by a strong company of comedian,
singers, dancers, and pretty gitls, and head
cd by those prime favortes the Germans,
John, James and George, of minstrel fame.
Surely their new departure should draw a
large house, as they always present somc-
thing new and up to date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

The walls of Manager Ovens office in
the Bangor opera house are decorated
from chair rail to ceiling with numerous
and interesting collection of photographs
of prominent actors and actresses who
have appeared here in the past dozen years
Recently considerable part OF the col
lection has been arranged in handsome
cola frame, which adds greatly TO
the artistic effect. Among the best
known people represented are Frank
Daniels, La Rcgaloncits. La Grscio'a
La Preciosa, Roland Reed, William
Redmund, Lillian Olcots. George
knight. Mary Howe, Fannie Johnston,
Neil Burgess, Nellie Bragains, Camille
D'Aryille, George Baker, w. S. CLEVELAND
Alexander Salvini, Janauschek, Walter
Gale. Donelly and Girard, Lizette lie Barron
Mrs. Vincent, Richard Golden. Joseph JET
ferson. Little Corinne. There is also fine
photograph of Manager Oven in costume AZ
Ko Ko. in The Mikado, in which character
he made hit that is yet remembered among
the cheerful successes of the local stage
Ranger News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

A proposition has been made to the direc-
tors of the Electric railroad to have that
portion of the road on State street between
G'ove aud Winthrop street discontinued,
and instead, to extend the track westward
from tie Grove street junction to Sewall
street, along Sewali to Winthrop and down
winthrop to State, there to intersect with
The present line northerly as far as the
Catholic church. 1t is thought, under this
arrangement, that the public will be better
accommodated. A new section will be
opened on three thickly populated streets
while the Court house, the library and all
the churches on the hill will be easily acces
siole. 1t is understood that the proposition
meets with general favor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18
Railroad and Steamboats,.
Bangor & Arooslook R. R.
NJ Arrangement
n5~T Of Trains
In Efoct July I'd, 90


LyAvE Portland, 1855 A. "; Augusta, e47 A.
Arrive E.aSrsnge, SOS A. NJ, Sehec, s.4S A. NJ;
Dover, 9.0J A. NJ. Guiifori, ere A. NJ. Monsoon,
eSs a. A.; Sse, nv,;le' icy a; NJ saes' iySs
Works, $50 A. Nj; Twin Dam, e.i5 A. NJ;
lfHs zone, lO.ie A. NJ: Sherman, io40 A. NJ;
2~land Fails, tloS a. NJ; oskte!d llso A. NJ;
rstvs rortland. Ill., A. NJ; wsteryille. i,io
z Bangor, 5 20 r. N Arrive b o 4.S
iori a.,SP. NJ; Monson. $50 +. NJ: 6recnvilIe.
-05 IN; Milo, OF Z. NJ; Brownville. S.la I. NJ;
IS. Al Works, 7,o5 L, NJ; Twin Dam, GA =. NJ,
s Fs ?ss f M S ossaSia Is, + NJ H.
AVE Portland, ITO a. NJ; watervillc. l.io
g. ST.. via Newport and Dexter, Arrive Gull
sarj, 4.o5 z, Nj; Monson, - +. NJ; Greeuvi0e.
$50 7. NJ; kineo, 9,e0 L NJ,
AVE- Portland, 90 Z, NJ; Augusta, 30 z.
teri Arrive GullfoJd, ) IS l.. NJ; n Nu, $50 L.
ST. GreenyiIe,s.t5 4. NJ.
EAvE Grecnvitv, so A. NJ, Monsoon, 100 \,
NJ; Guili1ri, 6,SS A. NJ. Dover. N.5T a. - scocc.
: Is A. NJ. katahdia Iron W0gss % 4 NJ;
Rrownulie, go \ M.,M.io. d 81 -. " lglangc
: 80 a. NJ. Arrive San.or, 90 Nv u'rvilic,
l05i A. Nj. Augusta liSi a. NJ. il. - =
LEAVE Houlton. $50 A. NJ; CaEHoG, $40 A.
NJ; Island Falls, $50 A. NJ; sherman. ie0o A.
NJ birthstone, 10 10 A. NJ. Asrtfa-, lJ.AS A.
NJ, Brownvillc. lii5 \. NJ; lido. U& \, NJ.
Arrive Bangor, 20 Z. Nj wat.vN SIS I. NJ;
Augusta. S.&7 4. NJ: Portland 'N e.
LE,VE Nineo,pi5 AM; Greco. ...u. ass AN;
Monsoon jet. l2.2S L. NJ; CALI f6. - L. NJ.
Arrive via Dexter s Newport, NatgNiilc, S.lS
L. NJ; Augusta, S4s T.. NJ; Portland, $50 T. NJ.
LpAvT kineo,i,l5 L. NJ; Grcenyille,S& +. Nj;
Mopson 500 4. M; Ssilford, rs 4. NJ; Dover
Foxcruft, $50 L. M Sfbec, STA L. NJ; katahdtn
Iron Works. 400 y. w.; Houlton, POS T. NJ;
oakfcd. ?.sl p. NJ: Island Falls, SEQ Z NJ: Sher-
man, 40 I. NJ; tiEndstone, $40 4. NJ; Twin
Dam. arr. NJ; Rrownville, 5i5 l.. NJ; Milo,1 rs
4. NJ; Lagrange. sos Z. M. Arrive Bangor, 920
i. NJ; watervlllc, 10 90 L. NJ; Augusta, 1902 A.
NJ; rortlpnd, 40 4. NJ,
u. W. CRAM, General Manager.
BANGOR, July 18th, lSA. julylSdu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-18

A shorthand club was organic d, last
evening. at the rooms of the Y. nj. G. A.
Eleven ladies and gentlemen were present
at this first meeting, and it is hoped Others
will come in later on The object the club
hiss in view is increase in speed aud short
methods. Fred w. Lee was elected presi-
dent. Miss Belle S. Thwing, vice president,
and Miss Mabel Berry, secretary. The
club will meet Monday and Thursday
evenings, at 80.