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Violence II Stop.

The public generally is in sympathy
with the striking miners in their de-
mand for better pay. There is NJ class
eli labor which is SO poorly paid, all
things considered, and the country will
hail tho day when the strike now in
progress is settled upon n basis which
will grant to thu mon who pursue l
calling fraught with 60 much danger
aud 80 many sacrifices, adequate wages
wages that vii! ennblo them to icad
and clo,hc thei. families, educate their
children, and provide them with COM
Portable homes.
All this being true, it does not follow
that tho men who arc making these
Just demands arc having their cause
strengthened or their hold on public
sympathy increased by the deeds Of
violence which have been committed
during the past few weeks in their
rame. and which have not only put at.
defiance the laws Of the country, but
have resulted in murder and arson. It
is true that, in most cases. the deeds Of
hwlcssncss have been tho work OF m
ignorant foreign element, aud not the
work OF American and nalnralised
~workincmen, but no matte: BY whom
committed, tho fact remains that tho
cause for which the honest miners are
c%ontending is suffering in consequence.
Primarily the responsibility rests with
those employers who brought into the
country tho undesirable class OF labor
with its laparchistic tendencies, but ut
present the thing to consider is the
trend OF events now taking place.
1t cannot DO denied shat tho lawless
acts OF maddencd men in tho mining re.
Gions have not met with tho hearty dis
approval that they should have received
from those strikers who claim 70 be law
abiding and opposed to tho use OF vio-
lence in any form. Irdced, in many
cases, they have, uniutentionnlly per-
,h0ps, BY, their W Interference with
tho individual rights OF those who have
had thei, demands granted to work for
wages. satisfactory to them, encouraged
tho violent classes to destroy property
audtakc human lie.
~. Az a., ;,etopna ~ tha ,s,,l ~
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DECORATION DAY

At Grafton-ITemUriRl Services Sunday.
Programme for Wodnosday's Exercises.
Special DDpdtch 10 he Jnls'liJaoer
GRAFTON, W. VA, May 2S.-Iu pur-
suance OF tho usual custom OF holding
memorial services in honor OF the old
soldiers on the Sunday preceding Deco
ration Day, special memorial services
were conducted in the Baptist church
here. Rev. ]. D. Simmons preached IN
eloquent sermon appropriate TO tho oc-
casion. Reno Post G. a. r. and the as
soclate organization, tho Women's he
lief Corps. marched to tho church in
procession and attended tho services.
Exercises Tor the celebration OF Dec
Grafton Day. on Wednesday, will DO
conducted on an elaborate scale, and
the usual great throng that visits Graf
ton on May so can be depended upon 10
be present this year.
The Grafton OF the day ut the National
cemetery will be delivered BY the Hon.
George q. Sturgiss, OF Morvantown.
The multitude OF people who como to
Grafton every Decoration DAY who ex.
pect to find amusement and recreation,
in addition to attending tho memorial
services, will not be disappointed.
Chief among the attractions for tho
pleasure seeker will DO the races at tho
fair grounds in the afternoon. There
will be five great races given, for which
there arc about thirty entries, including
some OF the most famous horses in the
state, such as Mcbride, Shafer, Harry
D. Gay Harry, Jim Clinker, Billy Raven,
and tho famous runners Morrisey.
Alndce 3, Joe B, and others OF equal
rolcbri,v-
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REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
Call for the Annual Convention
Of tho State League.

The Sixth Annual Convention OF the Iopub-
llcln League 81 the .StHtc OF West Virginia will
convene IN tho city Of FA!IRMOSr. Marion
county, ut II O'Clock n. M. Tucsday, Juno1D.
1894, for tho election Of ollcnrs for tho CO.
suiig yoAr. tbs selection OF Delegates 10 the
Seyeuth Annual Convention OF the Republican
League Of the United States. 10 be ho.d IN Den.
yer. COloralo. June Is. 1874 all fOE Che trnus.
action Of Suth other business as may regularly
como befon IL.
Each Ropublican Club In tho State Is enttlcd
TO DO represented by I'VE delegates. Full In:
formation as TO the rate OF transportation will DO
published rs soon is the necessary arrangements
eau be mRdo
Address all toDmm!cations to tho Secretary.
a. WheelingSW. Va
EDGAR T. RUCKER, President
J. HALL. Secretary.
Republican papers OF theState please copy.l
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the crimes, they have taken no
action to did In bringing to justice
Interpretations, or preventing a rcrc-
tItlon o, the outruses, The well dis
posed mInora and workrngmen, those
who arc aiking at tho hands OF tho ON.
ployorS n matter Of simple justice, owo
1t TO themselves TO call Il halt aud check
tho cyclone Of vlolCncb which now
sComS TO be sweeping over the country,
before n rcvulsion Of public sentiment
sets in and tnkes from them tho sym.
patty thoy now possess. Tho strikers
can do much moro In aid OF their cause
by upholdlng tho law than by oncour
aging In tho slightest degree It's viola.
ton.
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Tho Treasury lloilcit,

In q bold attempt 10 Jnlsrepresent
facts and deceive thoughtloss readers
tho RtdiSthr publishes the following:
SIX million dollars dcAclt for May.
Jnly.
s.yenty.tour and a hall million dollars deAcI,
fJr the current fiscal year.
such !, do result Of Republican extravaganza
and reckless expenditures,
TYory, dollar that Is being spent was appro-
prlated by q Republican COne1oss.
Every dollar OF tho dBicit was created By q Re.
publican Congress,
Tho REPUBLICANS md thoy alono arc TO blumo
for this condition OF affairs.
This would DO III excellent point for
tho Democratic party II It were only
true. The Register knows. or it ought
to know, that 1t ia not truo that the do.
ticit is due to e~xtravagant aud reckless
appropriations made by n Republican
Congress.
For the last two years OF ~Preiiiert
Harrison'sIa ninistration tho Congress
was Democratic, and il was that Con-
gross which made the appropriations
now being expended. Wo huvenot had
q Republican Congress since the Fifty
frat Congress expired aud the Fifty
third is now in session. Tho Fifty
second Congress, which was moro emit.
tied 10 be called n billion dollar body
than tho nj which proceeded It, was
Democratic, and under its appropria.
tions and owing to che lack OF business
capacity on tho part OF the Democratic
administration the deficit has occurred.
1t ia within the recollection OF some
who, are not very old thatin 1854 the
Democratic party was preierring the
awful charge against tho Republicans
that they had accumulated a surplus IN
the treasury. According to every Dem
ocrasic organ and stump speaker in tho
country II treasury surplus was an out
rage, and the demand went up that it
should DO abolished iorthwith-it
should DO distributed among the people.
After II quarter OF q century OF Repub-
lican rule the treasury was full to over
flowing, the credit OF the nation was
better than it had aver boon and the
United States was tho most prosperous
country In the world; tho wheels OF in
dustty were turning and labor wa en-
ployed ut good wages. Tho election of
a Democratic Congress and President,
partly in response to the demand that
the treasury surplus must be abolished,
disturbed business very little, because
with 4 Republican senate the business
world knew that destructive legislation
would be- impossible. Then came
another Republican administration.
which closed with tho country enjoying
unprecedented prosperity. It was not
until the people. in 4 ft OF temporary
insanity, produced by the demagogic
appeals OF politicians. elected the Dem
ocratic party to full power in the !oSis.
lative and executive branches OF tho
government that n terrible period of
industrial depression, uncertainty, bank
panics and treasury deficits set in.
The Rtgishr will continue its des-
porato efforts to misreprosent and.de-
ceivc. but it cannot wipe out the facts
OF history.
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Democratic Politicians Meet.

Sptr16I ONpcIch 70 tN IneVlgtloT.
l~IUSrISGroS, W. Va, May 2S.-A
number OF prominent Democratic poll
ticians stopped in this city last night oil
their way to Wayne county, where cir
cult court convened to-day. Their mis-
sion was political entirely. Ex-Governor
Wilson is 10 address the people at the
court house. and besides him were Con-
gresham Capehart and Judge McCluer.
The latter two are candidates for the
Democratic nomination ior Congrcss.
All put UP at the samo hotel. Many
local politicians called on the trio dur
ing their stay hero.
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Specia! Dt,patch to he r,'e,tigenctr.

SUSciuI D1Spdlcl 10 ne LHCll9tncr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May ooS.-A board
OF pension examining surgeons was es-
tablished to-day at Berk eley Springs,
and Drs. H.. Hunter, c. c.. Green and
W. V. Kirk appointed rs members OF
tho board. Drs. i. b SAMSON and ".
Neiil were appointed members OF the
board ut Harper's Ferry, and DR.. a. N.
Edgell ut Richie c. II. r
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Dispatch TO he Mtclgal..r

SptIIH4 DSJITUE Tx INt4TJEIE2I.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nay oS.-Word
reached hero last night that the dead
body OF Con" Brady, an Irish peddler,
had been found in the left fork Of
Twelve Pole river, some distance above
Wayne G. H.. and that he had evident
" been robbed and then murdered.
Tho authorities are hard ut work trying
to fad the guilty one.
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THE Panhandle Dyeing establish.
mcn,. owned by John Heilmeior, ut No.
1881 Market street, is the best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In nddi.
ton to the dyeing aud cleaning depart
ments n corps OF first.class tailors arc
employed, who can do repairing as neat
as il is possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyed. eau DO made
to look like new. Satisfaction guatan-
tecd.
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ALrnorGu it is not claimed that
Ayers SarsapariIlu cures every i'll to
which flesh is heir, yet. as q matter
oil fact. it comes nearer doing this than
any other medicine ever compounded.
In purifying the blood. it removes tho
source OF nearly all disorders OF the
human svstem.
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VIII "V VHt UT V'NNa
FhRndtlphia Eetond.

Philadelphia Eetord.
Commander Kelley proposes to make
IN address ut the capitol in Washing.
ton from Il balloon. Talking through Il
balloon knocks tho brim of hat 0lo.
qucnco in several deialls-it can't hurt
tho grass. and cunt DO sont to grass by
police clubs.
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THr army Of the commonwcalcra OF
Christ" played base ball on Sunday,
charging AT admission fee to tho game.
THO army should either change its man.
ucr OF observing tho day OF rcst or give
up tho reincArnntion theory.
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IN H sANcTuMs.
Chiol1o Inter- ardn.

It Is said that "the maker OF tho VII.
son bill would not now know II II he
mot II on the street" But what about
the maker Of tho Chicago PLATFORM"
Not n plank has been lett and not half n
dozen mon In tho United States senate
dare trust their political lives In an at
tempt to stand upon II. Republican
argument and a nations distress have
frightened tho party US Il party was
mover frightened before,
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WHEELING, MAY 20, 1904.
Notice to Republicans.

The Republican vOtcrs'of Ohio county will
meet in their scvcr0l districts on SATURDAY even.
ing, June Q. at S o'clock. to suggest nnTneS for
district officers, delegate, 10 cOJntY and con-
gTesJiOn9l conventions AndJor member otcOunG-
executive UOm1hItiee. 20 DO voted for OF the prl>
mGrieS 10 be held ~nturdny. June q, lSoE
Each district will be entitled to 1vc delegates
10 the county convention, sqi1 convention 10
rouiiDntP delegates for the Legislature, acnndi:
date for Criminal Judge and select senatorial
conferces.
Each djs,rictwill be eutitiel to the following
uuinber Of delegates for the congressional con-
vGntion:
Washington. G.: Madioou. Q; CLAW. c: Union, 8:
Centre. 3: Webster. :; Richie. $: Philadelphia, 1;
Liberty -: RielhAnl, !. Total. 81.
Tho suggestion meetings will be held at the
following places:
Washington DlStrlct-Vieilnnt Engine HouSc-
Madison DIStict-Second Ward Market Hal.
Clay D~istr!t-ohio County Republican Club
Room.
unicn District-Police Court Room.
COutro District-HoOI and Ladder House.
Webster DiStric -lIQSo House.
Rltcliic DiStriCt-MUznrt Hall.
Liberty DiStyct-Cfatre ScAOo! House
Philadelphia District-Nanco Hotel, TTtAdcl-
WchlAnd DiStrlct-DrIck School uousc.
J. X. RAIL-, Chairman.
j. ". kISpLERERGEE, Secretary pro ten.
NoTE-The voters OF Liberty and Iichland DIS
frt Fig Nyltl ha1d fhI{F SII-~patlou mfNtiuvk nj .
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THE coal strike does not affect the
10000 miners alone. On count OF
the scarcity OF fuel 5000 other wage.
workers arc temporarily thrown out OF
employment and their families arc suf.
iering. Unless tho strike i, soon act-
tied 1t is probable that the workingmen
thrown out on account OF tho strike will
outnumber tho strikers themselves.
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Tho locuats that aro now present and
much talked OF In this vicinity uro not
Of tho crop.Gostroying variety. Thcy
donuds trees OF thoir foliage, but Oro
otherwise harmless. No self.rcspccting
locust would eat iity.cens wheat or
thirtY.Cent corn, ANYHOW.
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Special DiSnatch to The Iatdii7ener
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The following
West Virginia postmastcrs were com
missioned to-day:
a. II. Wells. Barnett; E. B. Kit.er-
ing, Ganotowni Eliza L. Smith, Shaw
nee; Jesse c. Miller. Upton.
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The ears liberated aud Affected With roaring,
buIEIng. kissing noises.
Aud the hearing either greatly I'm paired or
entirely DESTROYED.
From this catarrhal Inflammation tho delicate
sense OF smell aud taste arc also either lnl'
paired or entirely lost from liberation OF the
nRNl aud oral mucous membranes. extending
even TO the throat mud bronchial tubes.
The patients nom their contlnuhl blowing,
hawking mi splitting. md emitting foul OlorS
bocOno objects OF misery TO Themselves aud
lOathlnG TO thCIr friends and associates.
How eau sensible mon or women be content
TO bccNnu u source OF disgust 20 themselves and
lOathin. TO theIr associates!
How can q parent SEQ ~ child grow up with
these senses impaired or destroyed and become
all object OF misery 10 itself and loathing TO It's
comrades, when. by the proper treatment at the
proper tlm0, all this could be prcvcntcdf
1t is the ntsNion OF Drs. Copeland. Bell aud
Davis TO prevent all this suffering ind misery.
They arc treuttng dNily hundreds OF such cases
with the greatest succuSS. aud tnclr rate OF trout
ment Is only s. per month. all medicines IN
cluEeQ.
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Thc Advoidnblo and upuroidab,o.

The damage by food In Pennsylvania
is estimated Mt 5000, 900. but II was on,
tircly unavoidable. The damage to tho
interests o. tho people Of tho state by
tho coal strike is much more than that,
and II might have been avoided,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

SOCIALIST SWIFT, in an address to the
idcalizod tho genus hobo
and said tho next monument in the
country should be erected to the tramp.
There will be no objection to this II tho
tramp is placed under the monument.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

Do YOU ask your grocer Tor the
v heeliuS Bake7y's Tin Seal Bread ?
fIhey have greatly increased the size OF
~loaves, making bread much cheaper to
the consumer than ever before. Their
five and ten cent loaves are simply
pnorDOus-
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THE FIVE SENSES.
Seeing. Hearing, Smelling, Tasting nnd
FcoIlng-rour OF These senses Arc
Ofton Impaired and Even
Dc stToych by Cntnrrh.

pra. Copeland. Icll nui Davis arc daily
brought into contact with many patients suffer
lug from Impairment Of four Of these scuaes
from Catnrfh.
The eyes nrJ infaintd mud liberated.
Tho ro',rIli filled With foul scAOS and dis
charging soIos.
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Piitt5urgh Post
Senator Hills pronounced stand for
FREQ raw material. evidenced BY his
votes for FREQ orc and free lend, will de.
ccive nc Democrat any more than they
were fooled by tho recent speech OF Sen.
ator German,
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II any Canadian hauls down the stars
and stripcs-what then, MI. Gresham?
Tho people are listening 10 you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

COLORADO is paying the penalty OF
'eIccting 4 Populist governor. The
statp's reputation has suffered more by
reason OF that &C: than by anything else,
that could hnvo happoned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

No other medicine has equallcd
Hoods Sarsaparilla in the relief It gives
in severe cases OF dyspepsia, sick head
ache, etc. L.
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Prospective Old Ago,

ChItn10 Tim0.
Good luck 10 supposed to be tho for
tune Of children born this yoar, for they
may live until the tariit bill is acted
upon.
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Speaking OF bereavement, Jones at-
that no death ever affected him so
sadly as that OF his wiic's first husband.
Gazette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

Mamma Opening the latest book by
one Of the modern school of writer's for
childrcp)-Now, Freddy, if you will be-
II real good little boy mamma will road
this pretty story to you; but il you are
naughty she will stop.
Freddy-l'l be good, mamma. Ten
minutes later, intcrrupting mamma in
in her reading. Mammal!
Mamma-What, dear?
Frcddy-l'in going to DO naughty
now.-B,owning, King dNCo.'s Monthly.
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L SENTENCES.

~ never saw such devotion as Mrs.
SHELTON shows to her husband"
She-Iu VIDA. way?
"S!lo is going home to spend tho en-.
tire summer with her mothcr."-Chicqqo
Inter OcsGn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

THE small boy was in his glory yes
terday, for tho circus was in town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-29

Tcacher-Wha. would have been the
effect on the human family il Cain had
o committed that first murder?
Boy-Ev'rybody'd he askin' ii twas
hot 'nouSh for us.-Dctroi Tribune.
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BorotOn-Just take this along, will
you, old man, and look it over at your
leisure?
Busy Editor-Leiaure? What's that?
-SOmnvtUe Journal
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Guest-Wha do you mean, sir?
Waiter-No ~oftensc. sir, whatever;
but the last fellow who Alto mackerel
hero got q bono in his throat and died
without paying, and tho sov'nor took it
out OF my waGes.-!Spare Moments.
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FOR RENTT.

4 MONTH.
Saloon and dwelling adjoining C. & P.
uepoI Nlrtins GO
NO. SlI Chapline street. three roons...-. s 70
No l9!O NaiII street, rooIus.
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Guest-Whas do YOU moan. sir2

Waiter-I expect you to pay in I'D.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19

Gin Sen tt EN- a n. u: Sinh
Sic oellen li6er, mas Sic eben bebaup=
bet baben?" 9: vYollfommenE 81:
.Wiirben Sic cine gSette bon 500
baraaf einseben?" s.: ,Nun, 10 fi6er
bin i'd seraoe ni6t, um oarauf tuettet
bu tDnnen, aber = msin Gbrenmprt
sehe i'd Sbren, Dap es 10 it,"
-@eniieeno ausfnm men.
q: .9la, in Sbrer jebigen Steauns be-
,ieben sic mobl Elm bilbides @ebalt2"
9: .Nun, es gebt an: ih babe $50
un0 oasu made ib nod 5000 S9ul=
ben = oamit ldBt lib i6on Gasfont=
men,"
Sic 9inber. vSallte, mad
bod NAL ben Muao auf!" .Marum
Senn9" sd min NAL iebert, ob
gapa re6t bat rWie neinit Sus
bas2" - rSa, papa iast il,rmer. 0u
t0nnteit ni6t ben Wtuno oufma9en,
obne cine alatiderei gu eroiAtea.
= Spott. &dtbe: yGr mar re6t
unperi1ant. 3meimal legte er sen
9lrm um meiae Saille!" - Martba
.Sa muB er aber einen largen arln
gebabt babenr"
Menieitens! gr 01sbenbl J:
.9Biirben 9ia mid liebsn tonnen. lpenn
id re1t reab pare?" - Sic: .Sas
pelB i'd ni6t, op9 ib piiroe Sic oann
penisItens bgirathen. /"
&ams emf n9. 2e4rer (oer
bonn &efler seipro6en): nalrtbur. mas
sei6iebt allo, ipenn oas 2ibt J, 9. aui
einen elmer Waller fdllt2A SDiiler;
.Gs erlii1t, 9err 2eArer!4
6ein Shenl. Der tleini
Gmil:. Du, mos finh eiseRtlid3 Mnar,
Giitsn24 Ser fleine anrl: ,Dai
Fnb 2snte, bic Mlfea baben nrIlen, spas
Anbsrn ss60rt, nnb iid ME tpaIhen!'
Der flstne gmtl: ,Du. banl
iperb' :cb audi gfnarhiit.4
3ur 9tbung bea Sbsa
llismus. Batter (su feiu,is Sod
tern): .Mun muB beute etinas 3ut
Gebung bes S6eulismus t6un bes
balb betomnlt Sbr MIe feline Mit9ift!'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-12-19
\ y He6

Sd ipeiB ipo Gin Wldo1en
go aierlih nuo fleill.
Die lieh iA unbdnnfg
. mar lie bod mstn!
@ie reiht nit Dem RDpfnen
Raun aur G-uf mir. hDlb peH!:
ErDboen lie 10 flein
Sisht Iie iibsr mid ueq!
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

FI>H AND GAME. The othcl day when
Jake Gross 81 swan Island pulled one III
MS lobster traps lie found inside the cleats
and netting live Goldfish that measured
tour tcct from ~nuut tu tml Mi tai - The
loss Ut lobster traps along tile Maine coast
during the recent storm amounts to thou
sands * dollars. tile luSS i'll CaScn hay
amounting to 500. y. Several tlips vi
mackercl from the Gloucester fleet 'alt rt-
ported ~ landed i'll NEW nll1 ane at
Cape May, on the 10Th ilt. These We're the
first 81 the season. Among the lucky
vessels We're the schoontrs Joseph Rowe
and Fredonia. !. The Atlantic correspond
ent Of the Deer Isle Gazette saws: The
lobster fishermen have done nothing III
far this year, but few have their traps in
the watcr.. Mn +. M. Aver. who his
Tor several Years past had the honor NJ
taking the initial salmon 1T the Bangor
pool. paid his first visit Of tile spling TN
the pool APR. 10Th and tht result WAS tht
speedy killing OF salmon that weighed
20 Az Frunus. \ salmon Weighing II
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