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The morning times., 1895-10-21
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DOES NOT LIKE HANGING.
II Convicted, Murderer Holmes Would
Prefer to Be Eloctrocuted.

Convicted, Murderer Holmes Would
Prefer to BE Eloctrocuted.
Philadelphia. Oct. 20.-In an interview
with II II. Holmes. who is charged with
probably more murders than any other
man living. and " no is now awaiting trial
in the county prison, that interesting per-
son chailed complaccntly about things in
general 10 a man in a manner hicb bespoke
perfect eaInness and an iron nerve.
while denying that he ever took human
hfe he admitted being a very bad ma q.
and said tnst IL he should be acquii ted
he would devote the rest OF his life
to righting some of The wrongs tie had
done.
Il would take condem nation more calmly
than acuuitt al" he said II believe II
1 were acquitted would break down
in tears in court. / can stand abuse, but
kind ness always touches me-"
When asked what means of execution
he would prefer in case OF conviction.
Holmes replied:
..Eiec1rocution by all means. Hanging
is brutal. ] think electrocuiion is the
most humane method yet introduced: one
il.rob and all is over. 1 know a great deal
has been said on both sides of the question,
for and against it, but believe it VIII he
found after thorough trial TO be the most
effective. AS 10 the guillotine, 1 can't
sag much about that
Asked if he had ever hypnotized any one.
he replied: mo. Neither have 1 ever
been hypnotized- do not think the most
successful hypnotizer could will another
person to do wrong or hypnotic themiR any
way unless near the subject.
Il am worrying more for others than
myself There have been shortcomings IN
my domestic life and in my business transac-
tions. 1t is for one of the latter am now
serving a sentence here, and for these do
not ask or G xpect ieniency- Butat the same
time do not feel that should be made q
scapegoat for all the evildoers throughout
thu. country Ny life here in the prison is
not wholly devoid of interest to me. My
time is fully occupied either in study, reading
or exercise"
The morning times., 1895-10-21
CAuTKoN-nEW ARp.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
the Illegal USE OF or traffic in registered
bottles or siphoBs belonging TO members or
the Bottier.' Protective Association, OF ID. G..
A liberal reward win be paid Tor informa-
lion leading TO the arrest and conviction of
anr person or persons for unia -fuily fill
ing. selling. buying, or trafficking in such
bottles OF s.phuns-
Information should be furnished to the
Bottiers' Exchange Depot. No. SlS Four
and-a-half street southwest.
BY Order OF Executive Com mittee,
Bo.fIers' Protective Association OF the
District OF Coumbin-
cc1o-14t
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INDIANA'S TRIAL. TRIP.
Again She Proved Herself a Boat
for Heavy Weather

Philadelphia. Oct. 2o.-Thc batticship
Indiana arrived back here this afternoon
from her trial trip off the New England
coast. The run from Boston Light to the
Delaware Capes was made at an average
speed of 1858 knots against a strong gale
and a heavy sea and consumed thrty-thrce
hours. The ship left Boston on Friday
night at Io:30 and was OF the Delaware
Capes at o'ciock this morning.
As was thP case in the passage TO Boston,
tie vessel behaved admirably in the heavy
weather she met on the run back A six
hours coal consumption test was made on
the return run. but the result will not be
known until The calculations of the officers
having the test in charge have been worked
out THE Indiana passed in at the capcs
shortly after s O'clock and made the los
miles run up the Delaware River TO Cramps
ship yard in ni9ic hours.
She viii remain at Cramps until she
goes into commission early next month.
The morning times., 1895-10-21
Queen
Ann Lotion

is the most dainty prepa-
ration on the market for the
skin - for G II A p p E d
HANDS SORE LIPS -
rough skin. It's not a COM
p1exion maker, but a sooth-
ing, healing liquid, that is
neither sticky nor unpleas-
ant to use. PRICE is 25c.
You need it this weather,
and all thro' winter.
Merits Modern Pharmacy,
1lth ard Streets n w.
The morning times., 1895-10-21
TALMAGE SAYS FAREWELL.
He BIDS an Affectionate Goodbye TO
Pastors and People.

New York, Oct. 2o.-Rev. DR.. T. Dewitt
Talmage preached farewell sermon in
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
tonight to an audience that filled the
structure to Overlooking. many persons
being compelled to go away disappointed.
DR.. Thompson. the pastor of the church,
introduced the hedistinguished divine.
DR.. Taimage's sermon was on the sub
icct. Testimony frcm Christ" His text
was, I'VE are witnesses. Acts, third chap
ter, Fifteenth verse, and concluded as fol-
lows: And now, having given another
testimony for Christ, i leave This city,
where I have for many years been per-
mittcd to work
at is not without deep emotion that
break up my home in such city. Fare
wen. All the pastors. Farewell, all the
churches. Farcw ell. all The institutions
of mercy We part now, but we shall
meet again in the great Harvest Home
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Susan Il. Clark.

Middletown, Conn, Oct. 2o.-word was
received here tonight that Susan B. Clark,
OF this place, State Regent OF the Daughters
OF the American Revelation, is dead at At
lanta- Miss Clark left for Atlanta on
Monday and was suffering from a cold
at the time. 1t is thought that death wa
the result Of trouble superinduced by the
cold. Miss Clark was sixty-five years old
and was one OF the best known ladies In
the State
The morning times., 1895-10-21
ATTACKED BY TWO SISTERS.
William Demeron Thrown Down and
HIS Throat Cut

Huntington. ". Va, Oct 2o.-At Dingers,
Logan county, yesterday, William Demeron
was attacked by two sisters named Hance.
The women succecded in throwing him
down and then cut his throat. death re-
sn,ting in ten minutes. The cause of the
crime is not known. but several arrests are
reported.
The morning times., 1895-10-21
Opa Consolation

Jinks-So poor Puffem was killed in that
railroad accident? He was in the smoker,
l believe.
Binks-Yes; that's one consolation we
all have He forgot to take any cigars with
him, and If he was smoking one bought OF
the train boy, death must have come as a
welcome relief.-New York Weekly.
The morning times., 1895-10-21
BrokeIuto HIS Fatt,er,sHopse.

John W. Busey, colored. win have to
answer the charge of bousebreaking In
the police court this morning. it being
alleged that ne entered the house of his
father. No. All Ridge street, and stole
watch and satchel. the property OF E.
Coleman. Detective Barnes made the
arrest.
The morning times., 1895-10-21
Tried TO whip the conductor.

A negro bearing the name OF Powhatan
Madison. crea ted a scene on a Seventh
street car yesterday and attempted to ad
minister trasiiipg to Conductor D. Butler.
Policeman narrower appca red on the scene,
however, and Powhatan was landed in No.
6 station
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SMASHED THE RECORD.
Fuhrman RSdc Two Hundred Miles


Fuhrman RGGe Two Hundred Miles
in It:5S:l5.
Buffalo, n. V. Oct. 2e.-F. C. Fuhnnan
to-day established new fiEdres Tor the eco
mile American road record. Starting from
the office of the Bgffaio Courier at 5:o1 80
this morning he rode to tie Reed House,
Eric, and rctJrn, finishing at 4:SS:45-
Hercss tue distance In lI:aS:15, lowering
the American record of12:Ii:A5. made by
r. z. Searie. October l3, 1894 over the
Plainrield. n. J.. course. Thurman was
paced the entire distance
A "sroup" Is news published ex-
cIuSiyciy IN one paper. The Times
dcsSts largely In 'scoO!ss."
The morning times., 1895-10-21
Rather Hopeless.

Gus-Did you make an impression on that
pretty girl you got SO wild about?
Georgc-rm afraid not When called
she summoned her chaperon, and then the
two spent the evening arguing the points
of a new costume, with me as umpire--New
York Weekly.
The morning times., 1895-10-21
Fen Dow the s,n,rs

John Kelly. sixty-one years OF age,
lodger at the Hissien. fell down flight OF
stairs in the Mission building yesterday
afternoon, rcceiviaC severe cuts OF the
hands, arms and scalp. He was treated az
the Emergency Hospital.
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Suspected Housebrea kers Arrested.

suspected bOu>eDrta her> ArrtSteu.
William Sisnnls aud James AnGersoR. both
eolofcd. were arrested last night by Pre-
cinct Detective McGlue, OF the Third pre-
cinct and sent 10 No. station house to be
held for Detectives Helan and Lacey. They
are suspected of being implicated in the
rohberies for which Williams and Burnett,
the two young cel0red men, are now pris-
oncrs. All funr will be taken before
Judge Miller in the police court this morn
Ing for preliminary hearing
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Gone Alter RIp Gan,e

Patrolman Charles wiiiingham, OF No.
s, will leave this morning for four days
hunting expedition in Virginia.
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MONROE pocrarSE APPROVED.

Rucnos Ayrc.s Pre- SsoDthe eVerezGelian
Incident.
Buenos Ayres, Oct. 2o.-La Prensa prints
an article in which il snstaius the attitude
of the United States relative to the memo
ranlum sent 10 the British government
upon reported encroachments in Senez-
uela-
In Prensa urges the congress of Argen-
tina 10 adopt resolutions approving the
action of the Utited States.
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All identified.

Jack Asi,-Did you have an exciting time
with the trolley party?
Ethel Knox-Vcry, we ran across ever
so many people KNEW. Y. World.
The morning times., 1895-10-21

Because OF HIS Macintosh.
Policeman Barrett, of the Eighth precinct.
about o'ciocl. yesterday morning arrested
Joseph J Johnson who was wearing an
alleged stolen macintosh.
The morning times., 1895-10-21
Alleged Female Pickpockes.

Eiizab-ti johnson, a young coiored
woman, was locked up last night In No. 8
station, charged with having picked the
pocket of John Jackson
The morning times., 1895-10-21

Attend Receivers Sale of The Harrison
Annex. See advertisement in toInorrow's
Times. oc21 % .25,27,2 20
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Arrested for kickinp n Car.

John Gray, eighteen years of age, Kicked
a cat on q street late Saturday night
A lady residing on that street saw the
act and had Gray arrested for cruelty
to animals.
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Assaulted His Wifa

Frank Walker. colored, was locked I'D
In No. 8 station yesterday, charged with
assault on his wife, Mary.
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s,oh po,,oamen no,nn Nioe1r

The four police typhoid fever patients of
the Eighth precinct, who are at the Garfield
Hospital, were reported last night as doing
we'll
The morning times., 1895-10-21

A SCOOP tx news published ex-
cIusively in one Iarer. The Times
deals largely In scoops"
The morning times., 1895-10-21

A SCOOP" IL news published ex-
deals largely In '.scoopsI''
The morning times., 1895-10-21
Tbe Carrot and the Cam.

Carrot-Sincct the tdhosrder season has com
meBced I'm all cut up.
Clana-And I'm not in tn. 7. World.
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BROKER CULLEN IS DEAD
Succumbsd TO the Effects Of
Morphine Taken Tuesday.
THERE MAY BE AN INQUEST

He Was an Elk and is Supposed to
Have Left Important Pauers-Mme.
Ruppert's Part in His Life-Sho
Had Repeated Conferences With
Him at the Hospital.
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EXcLusIyE AGENTS For THE

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE
Fsst.tissFl ING NAMED STANDARD IN
ETRUssENTS:
THAT WONDERFUL wEBER TONE is
found only in the WEBER PIANO.
DECk isK BROS fiAaoS-NCihinG bet
ter ruade-
FISCHER PIANos-oid. tried, and true
100. COO made.
ESTEY l'iANOS-The name guaraEiee.
IVES & POND PIANOS-Fine as silk.
ESTEY cRGANS-Aiways i'll the lead
100000 made.
EsTEY PEoNoRIUM-A great advance
In organ making.
THE AEoLiAN-Thc most wonderful of
Instruments.
THE sYMPHoNioN-Piays any number
OF tunes.
BAY STATE GUITARS AND MANDo-
LINS-The highest grade.
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS
An Immense stock.
Musical Instruments OF every description.
from a JEWSHARP To a aCoNcEET GRAND
PIANO or a GREAT CHURCH ORGAN.
Bargains IN SECONDHAND PIANOS
AND ORGANS.
Pianos for rent at moderate IA ties. Tun-
ing and repairing OF all kinds of instru
ments Old instruments taken in exchange.
Our prices are 1ow--our terms most
SANDERS & sTAYMAN.
PERCY s. FOSTER, Manager,
034 St NV, washington. ID c.
The morning times., 1895-10-21

$1,000 worth of choicest ORIENTAL
RUGS are here on consignment FOR us
10 sell at prices lowor than are over
likely to b- quoted again. The sale
began last Monday, and will end octo-
ber -.
The morning times., 1895-10-21
FENDER AGAIN USELESS
This Time a Boy Was Badly
Bruised By II.
ROLLED RIGHT UP ON HIM

Collision of a Washington and George
town Cable Car With Belt Line
Conveyance-Gripm Did Not Stop
as He Should Have eDone-Messenger
Boy Also Hurt.
The morning times., 1895-10-21

Iftt,s news, Its In The Tunes
The morning times., 1895-10-21

~ want to be the
Joweler' who comes
into Yourmind first. "
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07

Sell. Geo Guruey i neing repaired at
Lanes Wharf
Communion service at the Harhor Church
next Sunday afternoon.
Cant u A. Colcord ana family arrived
last Thursday from Boston
Capt A L. Whittier ana wife arrived
home by train Tuesday evening.
f. Il. Savary has loaded schooner Gazelle
with kiln wood for Rocklan
Geo. Marks has shipped cargo Of brick
TO Boston by schooner Elizabeth Foster.
Miss Lucy Pendeton is visiting her sister
Mrs l., G. Havener, AT Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Perkins will begin private
school at her home Monday, March 18th.
Mrs Phillip r. Gllkev arrived by steamer
Penohscct from New York last W Wednesday,
Contribution next sunday al the Consre-
sationa Church ior choir ana etler exPen-
SEES
Ship Hqnry \. Hyde. Can't. }. 3 Nirh9ls
arrived a. NeN lark Tuesday. 81 days flpln
LIVERPOOL
SPECIAL meNin4 q Mariners I.alge next
Tue-dAs evening. Wvlk w enteit4 aElfen-
tice degree.
Mss ban@He NsgNel~ lvft IN ste4ner
Monday to vstt frend~ m Broekian aua
fhiladelptia-
a j. Mitchell aud \. Is Ferguson were
orawMt9 serye ~ travfr- igfors tor Aprl
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07

SEARsMoNr. Rev. w. W. Ogier preached
at the NJ. f. church and conducted the fourth
quarterly conference last Friday evening. =.
The drama, "Jedediah Juikins, J. p" was
presented at Dirigo hall Friday evening by
local talent The parts We're we'll taken and
it was very successful. They will present it
at Appleton next Friday evening. The
Juvenlie Sewing Circle, composed Of young
misses under II, met with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
&. Casweli Friday afternoon. A very pleas
ant time was passed
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
GSSSSSEN izSz,zElgsgz
[![7!l1[!IE !|:::;[]!('t,)

is scientific preparation NJ Dznne. Tod
Liver Oil and Guaacoi. II il "A Isch. Liquid
NOurishing Food, which Enrichcs tie
Blood, Restores the Nerve Tone, ANA slim
uiates the Appetite. 1T is charged wittt
Ozone. the iiic-gi,ing element of the Az
mospherc. which aids Digestion. ste troN !
Efete Matter ana brings bnch Vitality. N
contains Guaiarol, which increases t,.o
secretion Of gastric juice, prevents f..rint i
tatiom and destroys the poisonous germ ~f
disease. 1t has won Surt..~ on two (,eI-
tinents. and is recognized both in IurG ~
md America as iiH most effective rem IN
Science la, vet pr".iuccd toy i!r prevent un
and cure of disease. II j. for colds. Coughs.
Consumption 1, q IuIg Troubles. Eor
Scr"fuia, General Dcbil.tN, ltausiuis aud Az
Wasting Diseases. II cures these inalat.icS
because il attis i and d~strnSS the poison
Gus germs Whic.i produce thsrs.
IT IS THE KIND PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE.
All Druggists Or I. N SEocum CO.,
NEW NHEh
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
4 ARRIVED.
Feb e Sch Gaelic, Payson, Rockland.
/ March 3. Schs Jennie Greenbank, Meader,
Boothhay; Cora Meader Meader, do.
SAILED.
Feb e. Sch Ripley Heath, Rockport
March Sen Gazele. Payso Searsport
March 4 Schs Senator, Turner, Monhegan
Maria Webster, Hutchings, Ninalhaven
AMERICAN PORTS
! New York. Feb q. Cid, sch Celia +, Randall,
n Fernandinn: - ar, >chs Florence Leland Spot
ford. Charleston Altaretta snare GonaiNes. via
New London (in tuw( March l. cid scss Geo W
Jordan, Park, BlenoS AyreS 5 q Haskell, Rich
ar,iSun, /aza Horace & Morse Galvestou ar, sch
Estelie, Hut, hinsnn. bonane. ,, cid, sch James
HYDE, Liverpool.
Boston. req 2e Ar. -ch Mary Farrow. Condor,
searsport March !, ar bark EVE Eeeti, RurnNs
ANres; \. So. sch Susan \ Pickering, Haskel,
Fort ROYAL. : G..
Philadelphia. Feb Il. Ar, sch Clara + colcorri.
eoastwiSe: = 80, - Melissa irask, Raynor,
Baltimore Fen Is Cd, bark Lizzie Garter, Ds-
er. Kingston, ia p, sld. sch Olive lerhtr, la
Road
Portland Feb 2s cld seh ElA " WILEY, VII
len Matanzas.
Norfolk, Feh %. Ar, BARK John 5 Emery, Ros-
ton. IN load for nla -. cld. sch sarah Law
renee. Farrow Providence
Key West. Feb Is. SID, sch Herald lowell,
relsacola, feb u Ar sch Jessie Iena. podge.
Havana March !. cld. sens Ahhle Stubh- Ban
hias,e New Haven Mary A Hall, Neaze, New
Haven.
Jacksonville, FEY -. ga, sch Mary ! cor>pn,
Robinson, Trinite {Martiniqlie
Providence, March q Ar sch Hattie II Barbour
LIskine, Norfolk,
FOREIGN soEls
Trapani, Feb 10 Sid bark Andrew Iovieo,
Bucksport, Ne, (not previously
Manila Jan 10. In port bark AdOlph 0hrig,
for SINGAPORE and New Work.
ST Jago de Cuba, Feb Ii Ar SCH Belle Hooper,
Hall. Mobile.
Ruenus Ayres Feb A. Ar bark Hu,lson Hatch
| Montevideu.
Bermuda, Feb Is. In port brig Jane Adeline,
Sanhorn. from Turks island via New York for
Boston. repairing, sch Henry souther, Murphy,
New York tor New Orleans. discharging cargo:
Ameda Wiley, Dodge, Darien for New York,
pairing
Matanza>, March 2. Ar, sch Daniel Is Fearing
Clifford. Philadelphia
Hong kong. Jan =. n port ship Centennial,
cienfnegos. Feb % III port, bark J " Dresser,
for :; Feb p, SO, sch Henry Crosby slubbs-
I Delaware Breakwate
Rio .Janeiro Feb 2S. Ar. shin Cora, Fairhalrn
Pensacola.
Yokohama, March 3. Ar, ship " II Conner
Havana, Feb y sid. sch Helen & Moseley
Holt, Pensacola
MARINE MISCELLANY.
spoken Bark Mary Russell from Cardiff for
I Imhetiha Feb 4. lat " s. lon "A " Bark A ltien
BeSse. from Port Slakely for honolulu, Feb ID.
at - 81 y, ion ~ o. W. Sch Nettie Langdon.
Ba4ley from Norfolk fol- Jacksonville, March n.
The claim Of Morse 4 g.. owners Of the Ice
King. against the taurinasted sen Geo 4 McIad-
Of si4.T'o NY the owners ii the McFadden. After
tlv sch finished dischargin. her cargo Of cNal At
Eo-t'n -h+ MlS towea ~ Eath I" ny repaired. u
i estimated tnat repairs will cost $4,000.
IHAbfNeS Sch Nilnhus New York tn Monte
Ni,leu paSir N apnut cents PER ciii tnNt gtner-
n earsa- syn Melissa 1ra,k. Ihil.aelrfia To
t..4 i, I.1l ~ !. as
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
Northport News.

port.
| Capt. Alonzo G. Batcheder left Monday
on the boat to take command of his vessel,
the Helen.
| Mr.. Seymour Chapman went to Boston
Monday to join the sch Mary B. Wellington
as second officer.
Mr.. Jacob Ewell of Rockland spent last
week here, visiting his old friends and ac-
guaintances
II the past week Miss Abbie Batchelder
! had a severe attack Of pleurisy, but is now
able to he about.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Elwel have returned
home from four days visit to Rockland on
business combined with pleasure
ing more addition to their family. OF
4 course it is hoy. hence those happy smiles
that Martin salutes YOU with.
Mir. a. Il Drinhwater las been confined to
his heuse With i painful alta, k Of shingles,
hut i qmity comfortable now This Is his
lrst Experience with that disease, and he
thinks that cedar shingles iaid lnches to
the weather en- the surface of his roof is
iHnch more preferable than spread ~ the snr-
face OF his Nudy With less space to the
Weather.
On Tuesday evening March l2til there
N will he d Sheet and pillow case masguera L.
AT Elweli's hall for the ben, iii of Mr.. John
Shaw, under the management Of Orrin
Y Dickey and sumner Pendeton. Supper
/ will He served by Mrs. Eubie Drinkwater at
her house. II is hoped that every body viii
be interested in this matter and assist all
v they in this noble undertaking Of help
ing family Who really need IN this hour Of
their disaster all the help possible Don t
/ forget the date nor the place.
Mi Edward Rossiter arrived home last
Week from the hospital AZ Portland, where
tie spent SIX weeks undergoing a surgical
treatment for hair-iip which caused an uil-
slightly Disagreement OF the lower portion Of
his face, as well An injury to his palate,
which made his speech difficult to under
stand Il was a painful operation, especial
\ ly ID operating upon his palate, which was
! found TO be split AS ether could not be adj
ministered tie had to submit with the best
grace possible. But the greater part of the
4 operation was performed while ne was ia an
UNCONSCIOUS state IL was a very tealous
job, aud the young man was greatly reduced
~ s'ieise" an" ilesi' III consequence Oh seF-
N n ii'7iii'i seS' ~ y esaihihs hls Naldi-
-'' 4'is' ''i'' 10 !" i'oleS " pe itiiil-
'fi aSatn ~ 9 snVi' tliii'' lht operation
"''''' ''iN' q ue' i0e0 I'M
n N.ti
Ut 'g'-' Y s'''' 49, - i'''7 W 'iSii"'A
quite a number ~ Years ago, N ami Mrs.
\ Joseph ierr4t * settled Nrem tr4 IT and
IN tine pArk lArtiaM af TINS town. whel VI
that EilAe Wa .tlll1st an iinbroheA lNiu.rr-
tess Blessed Nlth iiealtA ana Strength it-
tafNe& itpiH {ilt f'ft>t Il c4liiiurtfaIe ilpfne
H4tA fitAeli itiiil Wat W. Anj 'Eet 4Nir4
llA- me- Aiiti Aii tine trlitls alIi Msrels34 l,s
~Nl3#MNlNe fl ift-e AiN. I'M @t~tI v t$nN
AZ u tgIef-n A t srA.aNv i-
tsl4l is' Hs A3a titt AiA iliN H't l#l
4fH -Nst- tf-'4i1s !-JN iA- e' tfHit liv,
iaass0a wlt0 "A iait uaHltaten Wi thiS
aH.E VISA .l
NN' i ttiR'A Air tI'ilA if1M MI 8A4 MfS
I,N4.# jtirts asl tA ils Ms W r@ EttHt.
sf : e,+,rf N5, p
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07

swANyIif.f. MI Harvey ilafr.s is "a tie
SIX. Those vio were reported i'll last
week are All improving. Mr.. Josiah Bill
erson is confined t. the house. The house :
hold goods II ChaS. Mari left for Boston
Monday, aud bis wife and daughter viii 60
soon. Miss GAY Peavey il visiting Ter
brother Frank III Hailowel. Mrs Marion
Mathews Of Starslort was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs }. W NIckerson last week !. The
L. A. S viii meet with Mr. and Mrs. ID. w.
Billings tins, Thursday, afternoon and even
ing. Our neighboIs are still harvesting ice
from Swan lake.
FREEDOM Mr.. and Mrs James Chalmers
Of ateryille visited Nj And Mrs. Gustav.
Bellows last frlday.. Tie Mrs. Bellows ei-
tertaned the Ladies Club on Tuesday and
the Village lnproN ement Soci+tyon W edns 8
day 1t was the annual meeting OF the lat
ter and the following officers We're elected ::
Mrs. Charles Sampson, Pres: Mrs. ~ AZ
man Banton, Vice Pres: MESS Frances WI
lams, Sec's and Treasurer. Ihe Ladies
Circle met viii Mrs. ID. W. Dodge n,t
THURSDAY Dana h. Carter Post enter
tanned Llberty Post last Friday
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
CITY OF BELFAST.

49, N ~~s- n
For Mayor,
John NJ Fletcher.
For Alderman,
Lendal n. Shales.
For Councilmen,
William X. keene,
Charles IL. Coombs.
For School COMMITTEE
A. g. Sibley-
Moi Constable,
Milton n Carter
Far Warden.
Charles VI, Perkins.
ryr vard clrrA
John L. Sleeper,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-04

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