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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
Dshs Crse in the Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan; H;Tthe Inc
case of f. V. Debs, president Oh sns sne
American Railway Union, ana nus nsSo-
Gates Gate were presented to the supreme
Court Of the United states to-day ,oSred Dy a.;
$. Darrar, of counsel for the imprison,ssa ,sa
officiaIs. Debs. ct al, managers oil the
famous famous railroad strike. in Chicago, last
summer. were recently sent to jail siro1;, py
Court for contempt of court In refusing
to obey the orders of the Court In con, con,
nection with that strike; They applied
TO Judge Grosscup fer release on writ
of habeas corpus, which he refused TO
grant. and from that decision they aap-
pealed TO the Supreme Court or the
United States. An Application was made
by narrar to Justice Harlan SATURDAY
for writ but he refused the Application
to a full court.
hear argur~ ent on the question OF Juris-
diction of the Court. In respect OF
writ of error. Wednesday. after the con-
cluson of any argument that may be In
progress on that day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
HE PERISHED FROM COLD
NINETY YEAR.OLD DA VIE PAIGE'S
TERRIBLE FATE.
saturday and sunday We're the Coldest
Days Known In the southwest for
Twenty five Years.

BRISTOL, TENN, Jan. 1i.-Speclal.-
Dayie Paige. a man about ninety years
old. froze to death in his cabin home, on
Kings Mountain, near Abingdon. Va,
Saturday night. Saturday his sad con-
dition was learned by the city authori-
ties. and they directed that a load of
coal be sent him. The teamster lost his
way, and did not reach the old man until
he was dead. The thermometer registered
sixteen degl ees below zero.
GOLD AT wYIH.vILLE
WYTHEVILLE, VA, Jan. H-Special.-
Saturday night and Sunday were the
coldest twenty-four hours accorded in the
Southwest In twenty-five years, the Nigh
est range OF the mercury being four above
zero and the lowest eleven below. At
Rural Retreat 1t was eighteen below; at
Abingdon, sixteen below. Thermometer
registered four below zero last night.
The weather is noderating.
TwlSTY BELOW ZERO AT sTAUNToS.
STANTON, VA, Jan. H-SpeciaI.-
Saturday night was the~coldest weather
felt here for fifteen or twenty years. Our
people awoke Sunday morning to lind
the mercury way below zero. The Gov
ernment thermometer at the State Hos
pital registered eighteen degrees below
zero before daylight, and at O'Clock
stood at fifteen below. At private houses
on the suburbs ordinary Thermometers
registered twenty degrees below.
Sunday was very cold. The mercury
stood at thirteen degrees above at =
o'clock, but had fallen to eight degrees
al p. NJ. 1t has thawed very little
to-day.
Snow in the county Is fifteen inches
deep. Trade and travel greatly impeded.
DR.. Caperton, Of Union, w. va, VINO
died at Cantonsville, Nd, will be inferred
here temporarily, as 1t is impossible TO
get to Union, owing to the condition OF
the roads.
coLDEsr EVER KNOWN IN RocKBRIDGE.
RIVERSIDE; VA, Jan. 1t-Speciai.-
The temperature on the 18th commenced
to fall at II VI. With increasing cold
came snow and blizzard to Z. Nj. Then
the temperature was downward, so reach
ed zero on the morning of the 18th. 1t
was from ten to twelve degrees below
zero from to o'clock. There Is no
recollection OF such cold ever in TINS
s,sction of Rockbridge county az any
nreviOus time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

A Young De'ertiv.'s Fatal Attempt ia
Arrest RobbpPs

COLUMBUS. GA, Jan. 4.--About $50
O'Clock tonight a terrible street tragedy
was enacted in Columbus, which threw
the community into state of great ey-
citement and brought large crowds from
every direction People passing along
Broad street, opposite the Georgia Home
Insurance building, the most conspicuous
portion OF the business section OF the
city, were startled By rapid reports of
pistol shots being fired, and a young
man with smoking revolver in his hand
staggered into Brannon & Carson's drug
store, throwing his weapon on the
counter. fell to the floor and expired al.
most instantly, with great streams OF
blood issuing from his mouth and ears.
The affair was so sudden that few of
the hundreds on the streets In the vicin--
ity at the time had any conception OF
what had occurred, or understood the
fatal results.
The report that a man had been killed
was soon started, bpt no one saw. the
fatal shots fired, and ii was difficult to
get particulars. The young man killed
was j. Thomas Jarrett, who kept a
small merchandise store. He was also
member of detective agency. He had
lerretted out robbery OF a saloon and
encountered two negroes, whom he had
seen in the, act of stealing from the
saloon, which Is located on Broad street.
ana attempted to arrest them.
1t Is supposed the negroes resisted and
Jarrett drew his pistol TO defend HIM
self. when a shot was fired, four more
following Immediately, The two negroes
broke and ran in different directions
and Jarrett staggered into store, as
above stated, and fell dead
He was shot in the left breast just
above the nipple. mortal wound. II Is
wounded. Notwithstanding the early
hour and the number of people on the
street, the controversy was so quiet and
fatal results so sudden the negroes sue
ceeded In getting. away before the people
recovered from their surprise or the po-
lice appeared
Late tonight negro was arrested and
lodged in the barracks. on suspicion of
being one of the parties.
The body of jarrett was carried 10 the
undertakers, whete 1t now Is. The coron-
er will hold an inquest In the morning.
Jarrett was a well-known and popular
young man, well connected, twenty
eight years of age. and married.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
ARM, AND AMMUNITiON FOUND
In the Warehouse OF 'he Firm TO Whom
: tho Lagonda was Co signed.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. H.-Spe-
cial United States Inspector Anderson, of
this place, went over to Fernandina to-
day and searched the warehouse of n. II.
Borden AZ Co., to whom the yacht La
gonda, now under detention, was con-
signed. He found $50 cases of arms and
ammunition in the warehouse. The bay
was dredged in the neighborhood OF the
suspected hlibustering yacht, Lagonda,
and three cases of guns were brought TO
the surface. While Borden & Co. en-
deavor 10 treat the affair as trivial, they
have engaged the services OF Baker <
Drew, the most prominent law firm In
Fernadina, to look TO their interests.
Mirandi and Martell. who pretended TO
leave Jacksonville for Fernandina, are
still suspected OF being In hiding In the
house of Cuban patriot sympathizer.
The two houses are being watched by
United States marshals, with instructions
TO detain them IL they attempt 10 leave,
and II is rumored among the Cubans IN
Jacksonville that Marti, the leader or the
insurrectionary movement, Is In Savan-
nah.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 1.-THE
steam yacht Armada. suspected OF being
concerned In Cuban insurrectionary Plot
arms. etc. for Marti, was expected to ar
rive in Charleston harbor to-day, but
failed 10 put In an appearance the col
lector of the port IL on the lookout FOR
her. and IL she turns up she viii be de-
tanned.
THE ARMADHs SAILS SOUTH.
BEAUFORT. s. c., Jan. H.-The yacht
Armades has just left, bound South. and
will probably stop at Charleston. s. G,
The captain said he was bound for
Savannah, where he would fit. and the
owners would come aboard and then go
to the West Indies. He had coal sum-
cient to make Charleston. The crew
numbered about nine. a close observa-
ton failed to disclose arms or cargo.
and heavy sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
TIES. n. z. IN iEXAS.
Five Afternoon Papers Begin Taking the
Service and Others Will Follow.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE State
of Texas having been added by the
United Press to the news territory of
the Southern Associated Press, the pro-
gressive newspapers of that enterprsing
State are taking advantage of this OPP
portunity for improving their condition
by forming an alliance with the southern
association. y month ago II was an
nounced that among the latest Texas
newspapers TO join the Chicago organiza-
t,on, styling itself '"rhe Associated
Press" were he Sherman Register Cor
sicana Light, Corsicana Observer, Texar-
kama Texarkanian, Houston Age, Hous-
ton Press. Marshall Star and Paris Ad-
vocate. The fact that none of these pa
pers are now receiveing any service from
the western organizations, and that they,
with others. have dropped IL and are
taking the report of the Southern Asso-
ciated Press. would seem to indicate that
the report of the Chicago organization
styling itself "The Associated Press has
been tried and found wanting In the State
of Texas. The following Texas afternoon
papers began to-day receiving the South
ern Associated Press:
Houston Press, Houston Herald, Fort
Worth Telegram Sherman Register. Tyler
Telegram.
Applications have been received from
others for fuller reports than the tele-
graph company can handle without addi-
tiCnal wire faciltieh
1t augers well for the increasing pros
perity OF the State that the population
OF the larger cities are outgrowiDg the
established newspapers, and that appli-
cations have been received for service
for new morning papers requiring addi-
tional telegraphic facilities. These facili-
tiese Will be provided for by the South
ern Associated Press in accordance with
the arrangements recently made In New
York with the Western Union Telegraph
Company by United States Senator Pat
rick Walsh, general manager of the as
sociatlon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
Ex-Governor Lswelling Vow.

TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. Hat noon TO-
day the first Peoples party Government
on earth" passed out OF existence and the
Republicans again took possession Of the
Kansas State House. The offtce-seekers
brought a strong pressure upon Governor
oath OF Office at 8 o'clock this morning
and thus prevent Governor Lewelling
from appointing any more Populists TO
Office and having his appointments con-
flrmed by the Popuiist Senate. but he
declined to break the custom which has
OF the State.
The Governor-elect and retiring Cover
nor were escorted TO the state House by
a civic and military parade. The oath Of
Once was administered by Chief justice
addresa of OaveYuor Lewelling wss oe~
dvered. The city v crowded with vlsasos9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
I,a Trnncssre , oyernorship.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Jan. 1.-THE
House of Representatives has been en-
gagged all day in arguing the, Senate
resolution 10 investigate the, guberna 10
rial election before announcing the re-
suit. The adoption of the resolnt on Is
a for gone conclusion, but The Kepuon,,
cans ere delaying action in the hope OF
reversing public sentiment. something
of stir was created in the Senate To-
day when Senator Bates, by request, IN
troduced a petition from number OF
Democrats OF Hamilton county !Eyahs
home). asking that no INVESTIGATION be
made, as the face OF the returns show
that Evans has plurality. II Is con
tended that il Evans is counted out be-
cause of the fact that certain voters
failed to pay their poll tax, 1t VIII be
Injurious to the party.
Governor Turney's term expires at noon
tomorrow, but, according to the pollcy
iority. he will hold over until after the
Investigation is completed. which VIII
require at least sixty days. Hon. II:
clay Evans arrived in the city, tonight
and is ready to take the oath Oh Of Of
iice tomorrow If permitted 10 do so by
the Legisl. 'tire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
'Loui an s,s Want Sugar Bounties.

WASHINGTON. ID. u, Jan. 1.-THE
House Appropriation Committee to-day
heard the Louisiana congressional dele
CATION in support of several resolutions
providing for the payment Of the bounty
to sugar producers. given under the Nc
Kinley tariff law. Senators Caffrey and
Blanchard. Representatives Boatner,
Price and Meyers, were heard in the
forenoon They claim that the difference
between bounty and duty should be paid
to producers, as fully half OF 1t was
earned before the late tariff bill became
a law. About se,cW.eo. 1T Is estimated,
will be required to make the payment on
the production up to the time the new
tariff law went into effect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

Caidrell to members OF the Legislature.
protesting against the election OF Ma
tionai Committee Chairman Thomas Car
ter as United States senator. A printed
copy OF the address will be laid on the
desk of every legislator and read by the
clerk. Carter Is Catholic, and the ad-
dress contains a violent denuncIatlon Of
alleged Papal interference with civil and
political affairs In this country, ard
warns the legislators in the name Of the
A. p. A.. not to elect Roman.st 10 the
Senate, on penalty OF political death.
The address created tremendous sem
sation, and 1t is believed IL the A. p. AS
in the Legislature obey orders It may
defeat the Republican caucus nominee tor
senator Balloting begins tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
Italian Forces Hard Pressed.

poNE Ian. 14.-Private advices from
hOnn saw an overwhelming force of
aarSiohes Massioh is besieging the Italian garri-
@ uer at Ksssala, The garrison. which Is
Stteen hundred strong, recently made
sortie, pu. bahind the fort works. Gen.
anu anu uRarterieri has collected all the
erai pa, paa,aiisbie and started from Keren
tpoTpIi " Teiieve the beleaguered garrison; The
Wires between AgoTdaats AZ ana nomnany Of ino
Gu. mnu which started a short time ago TO
s,is;ons o1noy etc. from Agordat to Kassala, Is
,,nknnwn. The Government Is Win
holding ali official news from Masso-
wah
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
To be Ofhciall Inqnirei Irto.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 14--J. En-
NETT Wolfe, United States district at
torney, for the Northern district Of
Florida. has been instructed by Attor-
ney-General Olney tp enquire and report
ali circumstances attending the arrival
OF the steam yacht Lagonda, suspected
OF having on board arms for reyolution-
lists or intended revolutionists. some
where In the West India Islands. The
Spanish Minister to-day officially asked
the United States Government to look
into the matter. Beyond some suspici-
Gus movements Of the vessel. no evidence
enterprise is yet in possession Of the
Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

North Carolina. called at the Department
OF Justice this morning,
The only fourth-class postmaster ap-
pointed for North Carolina to-day was
Lillian Thompson. at Yadkin. Davidson
county, vice Mary l.. Thompson. de-
ceased.
The Virginia appointments were as fol-
lows: z. s. Smith. at Cowardin. Bath
county. vice Maggie A. Gwinn. resigned,
and C. d. CARRIER, at Stuarts Draft, Au-
gusta county, vice c. II. Cohorn, remov-
ed
The name Of A. G.. Ware, to be post
master al West Point, Va, was sent to
the senate to-day. This appointment. was
anticipated in this correspondence last
week. and was made at the request Of
Coneressman Wise. II. l.. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
T-.al OF Anarchists Beg un.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 1.-THE trial Of six
teen Anarchists, charged win pi9wlns
mn the House Of the Burgomaster OF L-ege
Anil 22d last, began al Llege this morn
M The prisoners are also charged Win
stfemptIng to blow up Of The Rsel GauEsn Isaaep Gt
Sca.onhos,skv o.. alias Baron Sternberg,
SSisssppeared Sas1GaSrsdd" after the Burgomaster's
bnnse was blown up and was subsequent
iv arrested by the Russian police. AZ Is
supposed he is now imprisoned III nus
STA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
REFUSED TO ACCEPT A MOTION.
csrn-g.e Work mon DISMISSED.

HOMESTEAD, PA, Jan. N.--rhere vas
great excitement I'm the Carnegie stsei
ems sion among the men over yesterday .
public meeting in the rink. Superintend,
ent Schwab called a number OF workmen
10 his Office and asked them why dney
had attended yesterdays meeting. Ibs.r
answer not being satisfactory they were
discharged The men dismissed this morn
ing we're among the most prominent IN
the employ OF the company. one peins
David Williams. head roller IN the ten
inch mill. II is expected that many ON
ers will be dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
asx.. lmr.,cnm. I Rseo nmendsd

wAsAINGToN. ?; p;,,tcsa ca Jan; s,a,ss hnTse .1uGse
Rcks, Of Cleveland, ,;.a;,vs O.; Is siRonis,y Roi1sH
H judiciary committee. cons,stlng Of him
SSeiS and Mr.. Lane, of Illinois Oem.).
and Broderlck, Of Kansas SKep2: Pa which iSa
~ Ia rees ~ malfeasance In office, brought
AGAINST Judge Hicks several months pre-
x,ioustv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
Another Bomb for Paris.

PARIS, Jan. IA bomb exploded at
midnight last night In Rue Moncheau.
was concerned in the Ravachol inquiry.
The bomb was filled with shot and
scrap iron and charged with dynamite:
The explosion made a great deal OF
fseing z few windows In the neighbor-
hood. No arrests were made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
W,rk on yslkyrIe.

GLASGOW. Jan. li--Orders were ~.
ceiyed at Henderson, ship yard to-day
10 nroceed with work constructing Lord
Dunraven's new yacht Valkyrie. which -
Viii IL Constantly superintend the work.
and special workmen will be employed.
The work will be conducted with the
strictest secrecy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
Pre- srrsa Tea ht, p .upry,

,op rAMrpfSi ana his wife. Ida. were found in
their house. near here. to-dYy With
their throats cut from ear TO saf a LEI,
that the couple were driven to despera-
lion through want. illness ard suffering.
and that death seemed to BE- their only
means OF escape from the torture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

CHARLEsT0N. s. C., Jan. N-Judgc
Court. to-day signed a decree ordering q
sale by Special Master Hagood. on Feb
ruary 18th, OF the Charleston. Sumter and
Northern railroad The petition was died
In behalf Of ths. Atlantic cosst Line, and
was not OPPOSED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
Help Tor Starving Miners.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Jan. l4.-Mayor
condition of the Hooking Valley miners
This morning. and he at once called
meeting of his Cabinet. In five minutes
enough money was raised to purchase
one hundred barrels OF nour, and within
An hour II was shipped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

WAeHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. N.-The
fnevements Of warships received this
morning at the Navy Department are
g follows:
New York at Hampton Roads. The
Ansisies and the llontSomsry left FEN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
A BLIZZARD IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Jan. 1i.-The blizzard which
began here yesterday morning continues
with unabated fury. The wind is blowing
a gale and the air is filled with snow.
About two feet of snow has fallen since
Yesterday. Street-car traffic Is greatly
impeded and railroads are almost tea
up, trains being from two 10 ten hours
lata
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
6UnGE FOkMiEG.
Considerable Damage Will Result II the
Coki Continues.

ST. LOUIS. MO-. Jan. li.-The river
at this point is frozen solid from shore
to shore, and steamboat traffic is blocked.
Floating ice Is piling in gorge a few
miles above the city, and should the cold
wave continue for several days 1t Is fear
ed considerable damage will be done TO
boats and levee property when the gorge
breaks. Fortunately near all of the val
ualIe steamers We're taken south before
the cold weather set in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. TITLE,
President to-day nonipascd rhoriss II
smith. Of New York. TO be asF.s,aut
frank c. Armstrong. resigned: A. a.,
Ware. to be postmaster. at West Po.n,.
Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

wAsHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. b.-For
Virginia and North Carolina. Fair. watni-
er. southerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

BUTTE. MONT. Jcn. H.-A committee
Of twelve from four local A. 4. A. lodges
left for Helena this morning with an
addreae isaued hy STATE President J. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
MANY vssssLs 60 DOWN.
As o Result Of the Severe Weather, Many
Lives a,e Lo-t NJ Sea.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH. Jan. A.
An unknown vessel is believed to have
foundered Saturday night during gale,
near Port Wilson, Wash. The steamer
Rosalie reports seeing large quantity
of wreckage. including large pinnacle
box. ships furniture, etc. The gale and
heavy seas prevented any wreckage being
secured for Identification. The gale Is
reported TO have been the seyerest ever
experienced in the Straits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15

Following waa ths rsnga of tho ther-
menA|sr g The Tilpss osss ysss9ESsy;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-15
,un,r,su sre.MrR FoUNpEREp.

LONDON. Jan. H.-The British steamer
Rowan. which sailed from Huelva De-
cember 9th for Goole, foundered IN the
Rav of Riecay. one of her boats, con-
tanning four of her crew and the pofiss
of two other members OF the snip soHi-
pany. have been picked up, but IL Is rear
ed another of her boats, In which seven
persons left the ship. has been lost.
THREE VESSELS GO DOWN.
LONDON. Jan. n.-The Italian bark
Teresina. Captain Mortala, from Liver
pool for Trieste. has been wrecked near
Strangfurd. Three Of her crew were
drowned, and eight saved.
The brig James and Eleanor mas oeen
wrecked near South Weld. Three Oh the
crew were lost and four saved.
An unknown brig was wrecked near
Humber. All on board were drowned.
MANY LIVES LOST AT SEA.
NARSEIJJ,ES. Jan. 1.-THE French
steamer Naise. trading between this port
and cette. foundered In Marsellles road
stead last night. Thirteen OF her ere"
were drowned. :, ,r,,.
SEATTLE. WASH, Jan. H'-ihe
schooner Justine foundered in Deception
Ray Sunday afternoon in a fierce gaze
She and her entire crew, said 10 nuihper
fifteen men, went down.
The schooners Balgay and DANDY Ieas
er have foundered near Farnay. Ten ot
the crew were drowned ana ohiy one
saved.
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psIEr NOTES.

Messrs. G. w. Turner. Of Middleburs
and ID. ID. Hull. Jr.. of Pulaski, are
among the guests of the st.. James, :.
United state Nayuhal =. Il AIusons 81
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-27
Messrs. E. Rollins Morse & Bro

Messrs. E. Rollins Morse & Bro and
Messrs. E. H. Rollins & Sons, Boston,
offer for subscription at par the 81 SOC. 00C
capital stock of the Providence Building
Co. of Providence, r. I. Subscription books
will be open June 27 and closed on or be.
fore July g.
This company has purchased the Gros-
venor estatel in the heart OF Providence
and will erect bank and office building
to cost. iucluding land and all charges,
about 81. $50, 600, There are no bonds and
the stock will have the full security OF
the rental estimated to net above expense
$780, 0OO
There is great scarcity of office build
ing in Providence and already appliea-
tions enough have been made for rent tc
fill four floors of the new building (which
will be ten stories high and have front
age of 81 feet on two of the principa
thoroughfares of the city.
1t is rare that an investment so sound
and well secured is offered for public
subscription.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-27
First Baptist Society.

Next Sunday will be observed by the
First Baptist Sunday school as ami
versary day and children day. At TO- &c
a. m the pastor, Rev. W. S. Ayres will
speak to the Sunday school. AT the
anniversary exercises in the evening the
children will take prominent part.
Miss Ida King Tarbox will sing and there
will be short addresses by Rev. T. S.
Samson and Rev. W. S. Ayres The
church will be decorated for the occasion.
The First Baptist Sunday school basket
picnic, postponed from last Saturday will
be held at Cousins Island, the Fourth of
July. Steamer Madeline will leave Port
land Pier at 8. 10 a. m. and 400 p. m.
Members of the school under fifteen years
will be furnished with free tickets.