davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-10-03
SOIL PddieI fein ooer 9rob 9eidnit.
ten feinP

8enn 6er 6GdieL 81 fein lit, 70 entiteben
f~ol9en6e NaAtbeile: l. 0as Slttter tptro
3u raid DeriCbltdt un6 nidht 9enit9en6 nit
Speibel, tpel6er bel ber 8er6auung Der
itdrfemeblbalti9en Stoffe iebr pi6ti9 lit,
Dermen9t. Sc mebr Speicbel betgemii6t
uno beri6luft tptr6, Deito ldnger bait bic
Wtrtung 0elieGben i'm Yferoema8e1t al,
neil CUR Decentralization bann beOeutcnb
gr0Bere Oten9en BON lauren Wagenidften
erforberltcb itn6, Ste er1t ipGter ii3 bilOen.
2. Gut ~9efautes Sutter. 9iebt ben Ser
bG~uun9SiGflen melt me6r Qln9rtffspuntte,
ais SHUTTER, 6aS m%an9elbaft getaut pers
i9ludt tptrb. &1r5 9ei9nitteneS Strob
Derfeblt gGn5lt6 letnen 3mef, t%nlofern IS
ni6t, ipie lan9gei6nittcnes, Die Yfer6e
5Wtngt, baS Undergraduate &raftfutter
(0afer 1c.) Dor benz Geri6lufen gebOrtg gu
fauen. gtab 8eriu6en lift Der Serluit an
6afert0rnern, tDern OieieI6en o1ne Sddlel
ooer nit 31 furSem 6GdieL Derfitttert pere
BEN, nibt unbeOelttenS unb BET 9~iertgen
8refiern gang tpeientIicb. Wtan miro
6-8-10 Yfunb 6GdieL ben Sag f%iittern.
Spreu fann 6Gdiel nlc6t erieben. 3. Der
DerbGItniBmdBig feline Wta8en beS 9ferbeS
miro BET rai3er Sutteraufuabme gu l6neu
aneeftut, 10 baB 9tabrung, tpel6e nlr
tur3e !3eit nit Den W~ta9eniaften in 8es
rii6rung 9%etueien, bur9 naebfOl9enOes
Sutter in ben 0IntOarm g%ebrdngt rpiro,
tpo6urc6 beOeutenbe 8er6auun9sitOrun9en
entiteben %t0nnen. Sit ift fur5er 9GdieI
1trla6e idbperer Soften (Strobtolt).
4. SIT np9 gu ertpdbnen, baB Die Ser
i~teGungstoiten BEL fur3em 6G6iel piel bO6er
itnb; es treten babel au9 let9t nnregelz
mdBi8tetten Elm, sumaL pern Die S9netbes
mai3ine ibon ettpaS absenuBt 1T.
, 1894-10-03
.0ie geiinoelte Sta6t lit sort 2on6on, Sic
ungeiiinbeite aatro. Der Sterblicbfeit5s
iaB 1T namlib in:

Nber 2onbon Bat thinner mod cine 9rDBere
Sterblibteit atS G6icago, unb au6 Mtlz
tualfee nimmt fib neben BEN meiiten
europ6ticben @roBitdbteu immer nod borz
t6ettbaft aus. 9on6on eebIbrt unter ben
@roBitG6ten GuropaS, in 8esu9 auf 9ez
Iuno6ettlibe 8erbdltntiie Die Saline,
Chicago aber in Nmerifa.
9ieienigen, Die G6icago felt Sa6ren ais
ungeiun0eS Sunpflo3 perI6rteen baben,
tperben iebt mo6l, on9eit3ts bieler %3iffernz
mGBigen 8epetle, ~beritummer. Gbicago
bat in man1er Be3iebung eine ln9eiunOe
Sage, bas lit pabr. Gs liegt beinabe auf
9lei6er 909e NIT benz See un6 haS gauge
SluB9ebiet mar uripritngli9 Elm Sumpf,
uno iebt nocb baben pir i'm Sribiabr ttn
Si6en nn6 SiibDeften Der Staot ipette
Stre6en, bic tpO6enlang unter 8aiIer
iteben. @ber bic betpo6nten Sta0ttbeile
itnb Dor3i9li9 brainirt, uno ale 8er6eiie7
rltn9en, Sic bic &unft bes 8leiorbeiterS Sur
Sernbaltung Der &lDatengaie fennt, itno
bier ange6ra9t. 0ann bat AUDI bic 8e1
i3affung %reineren Grintmaiiers in ber leb7
ten 3eit piel our 6ebung unleres 0eiunb7
9eitS5uitanoeS bei9etrasen un6 u~nieren
Stcrbli6feitsiaB Don 20 auf Is nnb aQ7
m6blt6 auf Is berabgemtn6ert. 0te ges
i6iiBte Sage Gbicagos er9iebt iicb
barauS, boB beftige elementare S~t0run9en
bier unbefannt iin6. Gatarrbaltibe 2ei6en
tOmmen 5tpar 0fters Dor, ba9egen lit Der
8rO5entiaB bon &%ungenIeiben bier Elm ie6r
g%eringer. 2ebtere treten Oogegen in M}i[e
tOautee iebr bGufig auf unb lin6 cine 6oupts
uriacbe Ser groBen SterbIic6feit Sort.
&6lte un6 6ibe iino in MiGwaufee 9r0Ber
ais in GDicago, unb Sic @itterltn9sum>
i6lG9e bort nob f%Hblbarer, ME bier. Gbiz
cage bat tpie NfiIpaufee ieinen StintfluB,
aber bet SttnffluB @6tca9o's lit Yorfim
9egen BEN StinffuB Mfilmautee'5, aus Dem
man bas 9on5e 9ei6lagene Sabr bur6
Gienen i5neioen farm. 1lnb banu bat
unier StinffluB iib in ben Iebten Sabren
beoeutcnO c~e6eiiert un6 itinft nur no3 5eitz
tueile sum t6immel.
2laeS in @Qem lit unler Chicago cine
Stabt, in ber ii9's gang gut leben lGBt unb
bic mir NQen, Die ibre 9ebenSOauer n109z
lichit %perlGngern ipoIen, nit 9utem Sc
ptlien empfeDlen fOnnen.
, 1894-10-03

Sin recbt c%OnierOatiOer @~o6nungsz
tn6aber, mte ct ieGbit unter ben 6ausbez
iiBern ielten 81 fin6en iein oiirfte, itarb
0ieier Sage in Dresden in ser 8erion oes
&entiers 8apprtb. 9erielbe tpur6e aus
Oerlelbcn @Obnung 3u @rabe 9etra8en, in
toelcber l3on Dor iteb8i8 Sabren feline
98tege g%eitanOen. Sn ieinem gan3en 9eben
bate Popprib feline onbere @obnrng inne
9ebabt oils bieie in ieinem pom 8ater erz
erbten 5aule ~gelegene, un6 ais er nun
t1r5ltcb ietn 6aus Dertaufte unb bic ltebgez
Woroeten 9tdul1e Derlaiien ioQte, mag Die
QuTregung b%ierii6er tpobL ieinen Sob bers
6ei9efiibrt 9aben.
, 1894-10-03

- Sn Colorado bat man Sen 8ramarz
bas 8aite griinbticb iatt, un6 1T mebr alS
je enti9lOIen, ii4 ieiner 8u entGeOi8en,
&ie tueni8 bet @eieni3oft, bic iebt in 60
lOra6O ant &uber lift, baran gelesen 1ein
muB, BEN 9uten 0tuf Golora6o's nac6
ouBen bin 3u pabren, gebt au9 baraus
berOOr, baB bon Oeriel6en muir stpei, nGmz
lib Der Sbertaat8anpalt unb SbaBmeiz
iter, cine @runOiteuer bc3a1Len, un6 sic
suiammen III 81 9oQar8! Oa lift es
bann fein @uuber, tpenn Oielelben bsn
6enfer 6rum 9eben, mas aus benz Staate
tpiro.
, 1894-10-03
Oas Ginmahen Don 6urfen.

Aletne bis b66itetS mittel9roBe @urfen,
Bic feline Sleden auftpetien un6 nod tetne
auSgebil0eten &6rner beiiBen, reini9t man
i'm @afier unD trodnet fte nit eitem GAbe
ab. Sierauf belegt man ben SaBbo6en nit
Weinlaub un6 griinem, ntcbt reifen 0tu
unb legt Die @urfen idibtentpeiie nit 0ta
ltnO @einblGttern elm. Mittlermeile todt
man NaIier, bernii6t es nit Sal5 in
Der StGrfe elmer perlaL5enen 6lciibbriibe
un6 i6iittet 6ieIeS iber bic Surfer, iie
bouitdlbig 6amit bebedenb. Damn pere
icbliebt man bas SAP nit etnem Oedel,
IGBt es an tparn1em Orte 6urcb8G6ren unb
bepabrt eS tiiDL auf. Na6 anberer Dirt
fodbt man 6as Q8aiier nit Dem Salse, fiigt
6emielben, tpenn eS erfaltet lit, auf Z Quart
@afier 2 Quart @iiis gu, gieBt 6ieies iiber
bic @urfen Hrb lGBt ben 6aB0edel 5uiblas
gen. @G6ren6 ber @Gbr5ett, bic an
Der Come ODER einem parnlen Srte erfolz
gen tann, lift 6aS SAP tG9Iib um5uieben.
Sci Ser Gutna6me bon @urten 1T Der 8ooen
berauS3une6men unb NIT elmer S9ieferz
platte, iopie einent bOl5ernen 9efet, auf
Dem itb Steine beftnben, iobiel 81 beibnez
rem, 6aB Sic @urfen nit Der 8ribe beOedt
itnb.
, 1894-10-03

- Dim 3. Ottober 1920 i9i6t 0r. Sd
bic 8annbuue ge8en 2utber na9 9Bittenz
berg. 1873 gebt 9otbringen 6urcb ben
Biener 6rie6en at Sranfreib OerlOren.
1907 Iduft in SEEM gort 0a8 erite 0ampfs
i9iff, na9 Sutton gebaut, bonn Stape(.
1855 @run6iteinlesung unb 1859 Gr0ffz
nung Der 0%t6einbritfe BEL &0Ln. 1866
iaGieBen StaIicn un6 Oeterret9 Trieben.
1884 1T Ser Maler Sans W}atort su @ten
9eitorben.
, 1894-10-03

lin benz Grsbii4of SreGanO Bic
ei8entGi6e 8ertDaltung bes Gr3bist6ums
ct. SAUL a6sune6men - bieB es geitern in
etnem Gelegramm aus Winneapolts =,
foa oemieLben in Der 8erion oeS 8ii6of8
Wtc@oLrid Elm &oabjutor CUR Settle geiteQt
tuer6en. Mc@Olrif, Der CUR 3ett BEN
8il6ofSlib in 0ulut6 einnimmt, 1T Elm
Mfanu nab benz 0er3en SreIanbs un6
pIroe in oeiien SuBtGpfeu treten. Gum
DtabfOLger Wtc@oIrids in 0ulut6 lit Der
8farrer &eane in O~ttnneapoltS auscr1eben,
gum 8iicbof in ct. G[ou6, tpel9es Bis
tbum 9%egenwdrtt8 D%ertpaiit 1T, Der 8ii9of
WtartD aus Siour SAILS in SibbatOta,
unb su 6elien gta6foLeer Der Bfarrer all
Ser st. Gbarlesz &trcbe, glearD. @r3z
bii6of Srelan0S 3ett miro bon Der &irc6enz
politif 70 iebr in Qtnlprub genommen, DaB
er ieinen 8ii6Ofspli6ten nic6t mebr gez
nU9en farm. SOpeit b0S geitri9e Eelez
9rannm. Die 8i590fe SreLonO un6 O2cs
@olrid beeilen ii6, OaS @an3e fir Elm
6irngeipinit 5u ertldren. QSir be3peifeln
Die 8a6rbeitsIiebe Der bei6en t6erren nibt,
OO9 Ditrfte Die Nabri9t nicbt 10 gang aus
Oer Suit 9egriffen iein, ba 8tidof Sbanz
leb's Treunbe in Norbbafota gegen beiier
ltmgebuu8 ais 6es GIteren 8il9ofs BEL Ser
MabG zines &oa6iutors 8ertpabrung elm
le9en. 9ob man fam ia immer6in bic
OttttDetlung ais unge9rin6et be3eicbnen,
oo mOrgen nodb crit in Ser 8iibofsconfez
ren5 int 9auie bes @r8biic6ofs Srelanb bas
riiber berat6en perben 1oQ.
, 1894-10-03

Die geIHnbeite Sta6t tuGre bemnqb.
11eben Detroit, @bica9O nit elmer @eIammtz
iterbli6feit i'm Sabre bon 1880 pom Sauz
ienO, Die ungeiin6e1e Milpautee nit
einem SterbIi9feitsiab Don 26.16.
Aber aucb in europa gie6t eS feline @jroRz
itabt, iDeLcbe in 8e3ug auf GeiunObeit BEN
9er8Iei9 nit Chicago aus6alten t0nnte.
, 1894-10-03
Don 9a4Itra @ttnne.

Sem OeutidGeIenben 9u6Gfum bic ~beiOn0eren @Or3t9e Otees
S5ertes, ieine feline Satire unO Die seuit6poa betere 9ebenss
oni9auuns nod ~beiOnOers au5upreien, bieBe aSaiier ms Nteer traseh
Bat IS ooJ in kanm Il Sabreu 80 anaagen erlebt. SO9ar
Der nit ieinepn Sob 10 FARCE altretdskantlsr banfte tn einem SanO'
i6retben benz geraHer ber5ltd fir Die senuBreiden StnnOen, welbs
ibm Die 2ehire os 8udes per19aft; bas 8eittpeilis pabrenO idpes
rr aranf6eit i'm lelbT feline @6mer5en perse6en lief.
9ieie5 Sud- ieGen mir ben 2eiern bes NbenOblattes unter be'
iOnOers s%unfhgen g~eOn9ungen CUR 8erfl9ung,
Gegtn 2 Coupons uno 20 Gents lit gaar 9eben mir Oas 8n@
in Der Office ob, JWr %oenfelben Dreis prO es AUDI pOrtOfreI i'm
Sulano pet Dot u%eranOt.
, 1894-10-03
GDtc09o Obettaui

l8er bdtte 6oS 8eOacbt, 6aB 6as fd0ne
gf'I~"atee bic %un8eianOeite Sto0t in BEN
8on3en Gersini8ten Staten pare, uu6
bod ltenrpslt eS bic Statiitit baiu. Sier
tOl9en Die in 8~ai9inoton 0eIam melten 9ifz
Tern fir ben Monot ~2lusuit, ipobei bic 9obl
jeOeSntal Die Ster6ttc6feit bonn 8ouienb
be6eutet:
, 1894-10-03
Goodrich Dnmnfr,.

uu0 8 ubr Abenos. :" , N9r Vtor9eHs
Sdgl1, aus9en. SamItoos. raa o,A
Dtantltee, lin 9 nbr DtprdenS 7 ~""IHsteH una
,o @@9'5 a. na4 GaeIns 0tiIrpoafee @Bebopoou. mon,.
uno Wteuomiuee nm l1br Qbg. S'"lgepH Sa9
N99 SEeno 9a9eH, Ntusfeeen, Srauh sfasihs ~
M 10y @oenoS. S91nta95 aus9euummeu.
gtan Green 9oD, Wtttttp01 ru6 Somitne 7 11sr MA,
gta9 S]sSanaoa; Wta1iitique unO gap 9orts gyamitaoi
Office uHS ODDS; SUB Der mi9igau aps. sosbou
, 1894-10-03

= Sn Grie County in SEEM gort lit Elm
8~etpiiier Sarrotp aus benz 9trbeitsbauIe entz
laiien ipor6en, tpetI ct 30, 1000 Dollars ge@
erbt BADEN iOl. Sebt, mo ct ii6 in Treiz
belt %beftnbet, bat er nur 300 Dollars ses
erbt. limb Sic Wprol i? -
, 1894-10-03

SssffstdlIeem Sertral=, 9ten gsrf @emtraI. ut,S
~" SoIt0t & MIhaaN=Oifenbabuen. Sic
9Iia9ara Sans Gonte. 3d9e ~perIaiien nub fomu,em an
N Der reueH 6entrol.Gt otion an cafe 9rout. SUP bon
Bart &ol9. pno %. StraBe, 80. GtroB=, uub 9pbe Rart.
6taotzGidet=Office 81 Start 6troSe.
, 1894-10-03
0iPenbaRn~ GaRrpPdne.


(Sbicasp Sc 9tortDtu term=@iIenbahu.- Sidet
W OffCes 9tos. 206-20S g~larf=StraBe, an Der
Sofleg Noenle Station uno an 9epot, SIDE MelSs
uuo &in3ie=Str0Be.
Nhfnbrt Nnftuft
, 1894-10-03
Die Camille gudbol9.
SuiatotS Central.

ane burdgehenbeu 3u9e bon Der @~eutraI=S totior
12. StraBe un6 qarf 80p. 3h8e iir ben 5iiOeH tOnHet
eoeniois an %. StreBe. SO. GtraBe un0 5pOe Bart Qes
nommeu lueroeli. SIdets in Der Stoot=STfce, 1874 Sub
@larf=StroBe, uuo i'm aubitorium-pDt
, 1894-10-03

@a!pOnies.5&bie4rt $50 81, +llsO @&, +sOogk Z.
fll:30 MG., tIOo a., 1915 ", '6:l5 81, $40 u.
&d9tib. + Ed9lida, aus9snommeu 6oumtoaS.
+ 209IiA. aus9enonIneu Gomitag5. : GaQlid, anss
9eHDmnIru WtpHtagS.
, 1894-10-03
Q&"eaie.stienbsba. 3ass n]srlafsa 2earbora.

ESbtca8O & @aitern Sainnis &iien5abn.
W Sidet=Offces 23o @lorf=Str.. 9tuoitorllnt=2lnneg
Inb YaIiagter=Station 9earborn= uno QuIt-Str.
'Sa9ti9. +SpHnta9s ausseH. Abtobrt anfnnft
, 1894-10-03
IL. ausuit 1894.

Kbica9O, 0ttIUaufee & ct. YauI=GtIembabn.
W StaSt.3idetsOffice 207 SIartsStrabe Selepbpne
2lso Wtatn. Union pGfoQier.G station GanaI., G6ams.
unb MtaOlI Du= 5traBe.
, 1894-10-03

QIben6bIatt Der 81. Staatsstg. 1 Gent
, 1894-10-03
~ - Union poHen9er Station.
[I~IkGnnsyIvdnid LINES.

Essss GseaTtSs, Gait1tz ame &taoiIpW=Ctr.
SIdefZOffices: IN tber Station. in 24S g.. Start.
StraBe. @de Sadi OH, uno I'M Auottprinnt=0ptel
Snrfhz 2ina fnhrrn mir fnlnt nnh q pntrnI Qpit.
, 1894-10-03

Serre Saute un0 @oanspiae 49,.
0auoihe & Sub. Wtineral Sprlu9SI
@bIca9O uH6 9taiboiae 2imttee... 80.
Serre 9aHte uHo Gpanspiue ....
, 1894-10-03
Baltimore & 0biozGiIenbafu.

9eppt: Sranb Central 8n~fIasier.Stotton Staot.
office 1893 @Iort=5trage. Reiue ertrasgere6uuug
fur q. d 8. Gimiteo'3k9e.
Abfobrt AntuHft
Sofal ........ + sos WtI + $40 u
9leD Dprf g. MaI9iHotou 8eltt6nle0
&imite0 ......... '1O:45 MI 800 "
Ytep Yort, MaibiHgton, BittsbureI
Bet. .r.... -. : 800 ga HOS M
g8olferton Accommodation ........ : 5;25 III 9:45 ID
Rittsburg, &leoeloub, WDeeling q
columbus @rpreB. ..-........ GAS 81 1920 Mt
'SdgttGb. Au3geupmmen SonntoQs.
, 1894-10-03

tOI"Vt y IEHHIII
Sd9. ----|l
S1nensug mad 9es Wip1nes .... : 3GO0 o $50 q
Sllupts, Soma uno &eortQs@rpreBl' 1875 3D. go 0i
Seaoenpprth unb 9anIas Gin. 49,. $50 81 SIOWS
WfinneappIts, StY. s. Siour Sans' $50 81 1900 81
Solicit Accommodation ........... 405 81 S:45 Oh
Ber1 Accommodation. ..... $50 9d+ 9:5ON
ct. So. Mthtiou uu0 Qonios 9Th,
Genoer, Colo. Springs s. guebiol' 500 M' I0:00M
ST. g99rt6 uu0 Serds GrpreB. 500 9J' 10 OOW
2enoer, golp. Gpgs. utb Yue6lo. pia
Du1aba 81 Cline. (Sig SioegeItib u 1000 81 8:10W
Omaha & CT. 8oul 9lQdt=@rpreR. 4 1910 @IT 1901
YeOrta q 9enoer ytant=&rpreB -. 1910 aS $780,
'3aglid. @usesnpmmeu epnntoo, + 4usoeuOm.
men Sonita9 : A-usgenpmmeu O{ontag. o gS6hrt
t19ItB as &OfoI.Sue BON 9es WSolnes aurad.
, 1894-10-03
gbfaBrt anfunft

ETsI Gbteaeo, BmtItmgton & Guineg
;T4NS Gtfenbabu.
:1AA2aM SIR Stdets un6 S@Iofpagen fpre1t
$780, 6Dr in 211 &IartsStr. II. III Der Union
Challenger Citation, @~anoIsStrnke 4Ho
g adams.
, 1894-10-03

Nbieaeo, Wp6 SsIanS 4 EacthesSaBm.
" 8aiaeiers5tGtiDn. Wau gurensStr., ein 8lo4
faOIt9 BPM 8oarb Of Srabe. Sidet.Cfftce: 14 gIartitr}
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-02-16
ELECTED OFFICERS.
Bay State Moulders of Public Opinion
Meet at Boston.

Bay State Mou1ders of Public Opinion
Meet at Boston.
Boston, Feb. 14.-The annual meeting
of the Massachusetts Press association
was held at the American House. The
attendance was good, and dinner fol-
lowed the business meeting, at which the
following named officers were elected:
President w. II. Cook of the Milford
Journal; vice presidents, A. E. Winship
of The Journal of Education, Benjamin
Anthony of the New Bedford Standard,
z. A. Hall of the Greenfield Gazette;
George T. Newhall of the Lynn Tran
script, A. Starbuck of the Waltham Free
Press; secretary, Charles T. Parker of the
Arlington Advocate; treasurer, j. S.
Smith of the Rockland Standard; auditor,
George A. Hanscom of the Lowell Times;
historian, George H. Proctor of Che
Gloucester Advertiser.
A favorable report was received from
the executive committee, and the presi-
dent was empowered to appoint delegates
to the national editorial convention.
The matter of summer excursion was
placed in the hands of the president, sec
retary aud treasurer.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-02-16

Schooner Minnie Rowan of Bridgeport,
Conn, Went Ashore-The Crew Rescued
After Hard Struggle.
SCITUATE, Mass, Feb 14.-All day yes
terday the crews of the Massachusetts,
Hums4.e society lifeboat and the United
States lifeboat station at fourth cliff
tried TO rescue the crew of the wrecked
schooner Minnie Rowan of Bridgeport,
Conn
The vessel showed herself to the people
on the first cliff about o'clock yesterday
morning. She had anchored during the
night TO prevent going ashore, but the
heavy northeast gale caused her to drag
her anchor, and she was swept lin upon
the off second cliff. She struck about II
o'clock
The crews of both the life-saving sta
tions were summoned, but it was not
until almost noon when the first line was
fired across the bow of the schooner
The line fell far short and the next half a
dozen lines also fell short or else got
hopelessly snarled.
After several unsuccessful attempts, all
made with great risk, the life savers con-
quered the raging elements and rescued
the crew of the Minnie Rowan after they
had been in the rigging for hours, ex-
posed to cutting wind and icy waves,
while the vessel bumped and dragged on
the shore off first cliff.
Captain Stanley put off in his lifeboat
for last attempt about 9:10 last night,
the sea having calmed down somewhat,
and reached the side of the disabled
Rowan.
Then one from the mortar of the gov
ernmeHt station went across the vessel
between the fore and main masts. The
crew seized it and made it fast to the fore
mast, but it also got hopelessly fouled,
and nothing could be done with it. The
seas were constantly washing across the
vessel at this time. Half dozen of the
crew were in the rigging, and the captain
himself, tied up in blankets, was lashed
in the main shrouds.
: rA.h A. moon Captain Stanley Of the
government lifeboat decided to attempt
to rescue the crew in his boat. He put off
with crew of 10, but was unable to get
within 100 yards of the vessel
The heavy wind and current, CONT bined
with the awful sea, drove him off and he
was forced to return. An hour later
Captain Smith of the humane society's
boat, which had been dragged two miles
over the cliffs, set out to make second
but he met with as little success
After great effort he got all eight of the
stor1n-tossed mariners in his boat. At
$50 heihad them on the beach.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-02-16
BATHS BIG BLAZE.
Her Great Iron Works Damaged to the
Extent of $170,OOU.

Her Great Iron Works Damaged to the
Extent of S17O,OOU.
BATH, Me-, Feb 13.-The Bath iron
works were almost totally destroyed
this morning. The entire fire depart
ment was summoned within five min
utes of the first discovery of the
flames, and assistance was asked from
neighboring cities. The steamer Frank
Jones, lying at the wharf, with no steam,
was destroyed.
Within 10 minutes of the first discovery
of the fire the flames had spread to the ad-
joining buildings, and there was not the
slightest hope of saving even vestige of
this great industry, noted throughout the
United States.
The fire spread furiously, and addiaonal
assistance was asked from nearby towns.
The city was as light as day, and hun
dreds of suburbanites came into town.
A heavy snowstorm which is raging
proved blessing in preventing sparks
from igniting adjoining property.
The fire undoubtedly caught in the
moulding room. The burned building
contained all the machinery and appli-
ances for woodwork.
In the machine shop was probably the
finest shipbuilding machinery in New
England, EN- bracing all the modern i'm
provements, as well as the work COM
pleted and in process of completion.
All of the buildings along the water
front are burned. The Office was not
burned, but was badly damaged. The
northern part of the works was saved,
but all in more or less damaged condi-
tion.
The buildings burned comprise the
greater portion of the works.
Treasurer Hyde of the iron works es-
Inmates the loss thus far at S175,000. Mr..
Hyde says the firm will not rebuild here,
but will probably locate in New London,
Cnpp
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PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 13.-Schooner On
ward, from Rockland for Boston. loaded
with lime, was between Boone island and
Cape Porpoise when the cargo caught
fire. The fire gained on the crew, and the
matches were battened down and an at
tempt made to smother the fire. The YES
sci was run on to the flats here, where the
matches were more securely battened
down. The Onward will remain here un-
til the fire burns itself out. The cargo
will prove total loss, but the vessel is
not much injured
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 14-The crew
of the wrecked Fortuna say they saw a
schooner which they supposed was the
Sylvester Whalen, just before they struck.
and that she was headed directly toward
the cape. They also say they saw a great
mass Of wreckage consisting Of cabin tops
and spars, lemons, oranges and fruits,
drifting near them.
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Is Fillette Insanef

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Feb. 12.-Secretary
Herbert, after considering the report of
the court appointed to inquire into the
conduct of Lieutenant Fillette of this city,
charged with insubordination and dis
obedience of orders has appointed board
to examine him as to sanity.
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Died of Heart Failure.

LOWELL, Mass. Feb. 4.-Chief of
Police Charles Howard died last night
of heart failure, brought about by the
grip and a subsequent complication of
diseases. after about four weeks illness.
Chief Howard was born in Lowell in
1912 He was known throughout New
England as an energetic, conscientious
officer, filling the office to the satisfaction
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Strikers VIII Parade.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb. 13.-The Wash
lngton mill strikers held a meeting yes
terday afternoon, to perfect organization
and prepare plans for the conduct of the
strike A general committee was ap-
pointed to lead the strikers. 1t was voted
to have a grand parade Wednesday morn
ing of all the strikers, and preparations
are being made for an elaborate demon
stration. Several of the city bands have
proffered their services and over 2000 peo-
ple will be in line
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Reed Spoke at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA mass meet
ing in the interests of Galusha f. Grow,
Republican candidate for congressman
at-large, was held last night at the Acad.
emy of Music. Thomas b. Reed was the
principal speaker. Mr.. Reeds remarks
were directed entirely to the question of
protection and the criticism of the pres.
ent administration
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Securities Deprecated.

DOVER, n. H., Feb. 14.-On the petition
of the bank commissioners the Dover
Five Cent Savings bank has been enjoined
from doing business. After a meeting OF
the trustees it was stated that owing to
the depreciation in the value of the bank
securities it would be unable to continue
unless the depositors accepted a reduction
of 25 per cent in the amount of their de-
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LOWELL, Mass, Feb. 10.-Sailor Bulmer,
living at Z Pearl street, fell down stairs at
his home and was instantly killed He
had been ill for some time and at
tempted to walk up stairs without assist
ance. When near the top he was too
weak to proceed any further, and fell to
the bottom
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What will do it2

MEDICAL writers claim that the success
ful remedy for nasal catarrh must be nom
irritating, easy OF application, ana one that
vlii reach the remote sores aud liberated
surfaces. The history of the efforts TO treat
catarrh is proof positive that only one rem
edv has completely met these conditions,
and that is Ely's Cream Balm. This safe
and pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh
as nothing else has ever done, and both
physicians and patients freely cOncede this
fact. Our druggists keep it.
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Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Latest Govt Report
Rl&aI Baki1'g B.,,si1sg'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Fell Under a Horse.

PLYMOUTH, Me-, Feb. Ia. H. Camp
bell, while putting his horses in the stable,
slipped and fell under one of them. The
horse stepped upon Campbell's head,
breaking his under jaw in two places
and pulling it from it's socket. He will
probably recover, though he is deformed
for Life
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O1In6 sriend stood Guard.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb. 13.-Chester
p Stebbins, a prosperous young farmer Of
South MonsOn, was found dead about a
mile from his home. His body was lying
in the snow and his dog was guarding t.
Death resulted from heart failure. The
body waslnot frozen, for the dog had kept
Il warm. There were no marks of vio-
lence nor signs Of suicide.