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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

81 Setru0 uro llnreoliNteit 3uilu6t
Sl nebncll, ALIEN Der SnnN 81 llnge=
SiiAeltcm @enieBen periilbrt oO6 nl=
Nlcih bduIiAer sl bcr9lei9en unlautert
&rnt9rihen.
Scr9niiQun9staumcl, a~llsgelaIlcte
6ene perfloheu Den MenIhcn; bic Gr=
lnnerun0 al Die ei0entlihe Neltilnmun9
Ocs iroiINcu Saicins per,piibt iib all=
mdDliN, Die 6orberungcu Der GernunIt
uno &eli9iou meroen ilberbort, bds Ge=
lpilu ltlmpit iih ab. sit es oa 81
periprlnOeril, iuellu man ilN na6 uno
lah il6er Die 6ro9e: ,pie tomme ih in
Den @elib Der Mittel, I'M mir mO9lidlt
oft pl0lir 81 peribuicn, niht meIr 10
uicl &upfSerbrchen uno 8euiilensbc=
Oentcn ma1t? SIT e3 ierner Sl periulln=
bern, ipenn man nuO i'll VeSu0 aui Die
6cnillle lclbit INNER mcniNer wGble=
ri't lpiro. ipenll es Dielmehr i1liebllh
beibt: rSe p%itdntcr, beltO bclier!" gSus
abcr ou5 &crlanQel nub mOglihlt
~npltanten" 8cniilIen fir Die Sittlibtcit
in en0cren Slime oes Wortes su bepeil=
ten bst, bns IDl bier nlir anoeutun9s-
weiIe berilbrt iein.
Ntit %orlichc wcroen Die Self unp
&er9nii9ungs=Soureu aui Die Sonn=
uno Seiertage Dcrlegt. PIN WOhen=
ta9cn laben ia 10 Oiele feline re6te 3eit
sum 6elcrn uno 8euicBen.
Sic ndhlte 6ol9e lit, bab iid Der
&er0niigungssii9ler, fals or &atbolit
1T, Spmnta0s Dieliah nit elmer tursen
6rilbmele be9nil9t, man mllB ia ellen,
nm ben GiIenbahusug uiht 81 pcrieb=
len. Nu benz SeltDrte ielbt fam
natiirli0 bon Dem Sirbenbeiu0c niht
Die Geoe Iein: man muB beieben, toa=
~ltleren, tanScn, iubeln. 3uiueilcn uer=
IpNtet mar lih olih einmnl. man fam
niNt mebr Die ndt'lte Mfciie obwarten,
lonlt perfcblt man ben GilcnbdhnSug.
Wit ciniQen @cipiIIcnItruppcln iil0t
man lib iii ons ,llnDcrmcloli6t," bic
len Sonntug Obne bl. Wtcllc 81 blcibeil.
gfddNtens pallirt es wieoer, bar man
li6 Ocr'p0tet - unO ibiicBli0 0tbt
man oble alien Sfrupel ielllcu GcrAnii=
0uN9cn nab uno ldBt Die STRIDE icin.
NbltlnenS= uno S%Oltengebot lino obnc=
bin cine ldltl9e, uDer0ltcte" 0euObnbeit.
gSenn ctlpa SufGlliB ein G~cr0nilNss
Nbcno auf ben 6reitug Docr GuNicmbcr
fdlit, Oann tam man li1 nibt Dem Wcs
ld1tcr Der Nnoersgldubigen pber Der
vIt0rtcn" 8eiiter ousicBcn, inoem man
nah ultp0terliher Site magere Spcis
len ~perlan9t OOer Ole SbcilnaDme aml
6cltmaBle gar oerihmGbt!
Nrf iol1e gSeiIe ertldrt es lid, oaB
Die SerQnli9ungsiuht, oas erui9e 6eIt=
ie:eru nit DOilem Mcdbtc ols cine Saupts
urin6e Der Terna5.alIigunN br5 pr0ttiz
I0en 6lriItcntbums bingeitellt weroen
t0un. Sas Sblimmlte aber lit Die aus
Dem i~lbcrmdBi9eu @cnuBe oernrti0er
Scr9niigun9en li9 er9ebenoe Terfla=
dung ocs WclItes.
9as u~nlinniIe Sa0en mad Pldiir
uno 3crltreuun9en brin9t ben Mens
iben ul0lsbleibli1 oabin. oaB er nidts
meBr tennt ais Den pitanten SiBel Der
Slime uno, oaB ioeale Sitter, b0bere
SntereIlen fir i'm nllr mcbr gtamen
Obne SeOeutung lino. 6elo, mn wie=
oerum Gelo, oamit man ii6 oas geben
mOgli6lt IbDn ulo genuBrei1 MAIDEN
fam, oas lit Die einSige SOiuug Oes
Yld ltrmenIben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
Wcr8nii8un9sin6t.

YIN al0erCrer Sleue llIlutl HIIl1il
2eIer einen bortrefhiten 9lrtltel ilber
bieie .Srantbcit unierer 3eit." gSir
empieblen allen @ltern oenielben IN
ibren isamilien lart pprleien unb be-
ipre6en 81 lolieu, benn oerIelbe per=
Dient cine belpnoere geberSi9ung.
6ii9en mir gu ben bort nieoer9ele8=
ten @eoanten na6 einen iplhtl9en
9uutt biuSu inoem mir Die GuInert=
iamteit oarauf lenten mic es, 9eraoe
bic Ser9uu8uu IL u9t II,
mel9e oas Samilienleben
untergrdbt. Ser pielbctannte
Siinsling uno Die Sun9irau, pel6e
ieoe @p6e ofters, ia fat leoen Nbeno
ibr engagement bat, geuObnt llb ba=
burb oieIe iaii re9elmaBi9e Nbpe'enbeit
bon Sauie als einen natiirli6eu She'll
ieiner ooer ibrer SoSesprDnun9 81 be-
trabten uno Der glbeno an Weldem in
benz Salenoer teine @inlooung per5ci6=
net III, wiro als cine lGltlge, Ia g.
peili0e 3eit, dis cine art dies ne
factus betrabtet Den man mo9llhlt
balo poriiber wiinIht unb Den picle
0enubiii6ti9en lllr oaourd 81 pertllr=
gen niIieu, baB Tie Die tommenoen SER
enii9eruno Yarties uno oeren attract
ions ituoiert uno i'm GDrars 81 n9e=
nieBen" iubt. Sas Standardization"
miro oaburb CUR Qusnabme, Die
&e9el 1T 9er0nll9cn rno Die 6pl9en
baopn lit Der Serlu # allen 8e=
i6mates Ill bic SGusli6 d.
feit uuo bic Gerleioun9 oes Sami=
lienlebens, oenn fir bic Sreuoen Der
Gamilie fam bort feline Giebe mebr
iein no Die GenaBiu9t oas Scepter
fiibrt.
9as gilt fitr Die ertuahIcncn Sinoer
Der meiiter 6amilien b~elltSuta9e uno
tpenn bic @irtuu9 ldOu bel oieien cine
berart peroebli6e 1T, peldes lino crit
Mirtunssn penn es iih I'm Die Gltcrn
banoelt, pelbe bic 8eiabr fir ibre
guf0abe ni6t ertennen Die BARN lie8t,
oaB beitdnoig ginlaoungen Der peri6ie=
beniten Mrteu aud lie ielbit benz Sd
milienleben entfremoen? Son Der @ihs
tighten aaer ibrer Pili6ten, bon Der
outen Sinberer5ieb II II q Tam
teiue &eoe iein no bic Su6t n0b Der
ausmarti9en llnterbaltunQen re-
oiert. llnb ielblt wenn bic & ter Il
all6 nirtlid ni6t mebr al ben Dielen
gefu6en tbeilnebmen, 10 lit Oamit MIR
Der 9erin9ite 3beil ibrer @uf9abe erle=
bi9t. sic baben Die beili9eYflih
81 iorgen. oab teire uria6e, mO9e es
feir, ipelbe es ,uOle, in oas 2eben Der
Samilie itOreno ein9reife benin eben
BARN liegt ia Die @eiabr. @us Sing
Iineen ugb Sun9frauen iOllen Mdn=
r,er uno 6rauen, gltern iuerocn uno
Jung gepObnt 1T alt 9etban.". Sa=
rim lie9t eben wieoer bic Sra9neite Der
Grsiebun9, fir welhe leiber bic N e l.
ten, ielbt tatbOlii6en Glz
tern ni4t oas nDthi9e Ser
# dnoniB b b II, benn iOnit wGre
bic Ger9nii9uu9siu6t nidt jene @elt=
madt, wel6e iie in u~nierer @eielli6ait
1T, bsnn iie 1T ms &ieii9e 9eua6ien
unO ibr Oeroerbli9er ginfluB 1T leioer
Elm Sobfeinb oes 6ri It li9en
j III ilienlebens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
Who Stuffed The Reporter?

98er bat Dem ScrihterItatter mieoer
einen .@lren" GuINebunoen? 90 ira0t
lid cin SeOer, welter IOl0euoe Sspeibc
LEFT, Die ais ein WtlIter bellen Sienen
lam, mas unlerc engliiben Sa9esbldt=
ter in rtirblihcn" Nta6ri1tcn yiabri=
siren" tDnnen:
New 0orf. Z. Suli.
Seit ciniger So9em lit bier baS @erii1t
perbrcltei, Der Fdplt babe Cin Setret %crlalielt,
ourdD ,peldeS iiir ollie bebiiriti0eu licrionen
uiio oeren Samiiien nit Aueuu6me hes Srcis
tags, Io9dr mabreIlo Der Saltcn;cit bic Nbitis
llenitoge ab9c'duiIt lUeroeu l%otltcl. l'iorrcr
SnccD, pon Der ct. Seo Nir0c, crtlGrte auI
bic ,Sro9e, i0GS er BON Dem @eriid)t baltic,
haB oollelbe AMI gSabrbeit berlbe. Tiele
Weutli1e bicleS Nanoe5, ld9te CT, baben lett
Sabren eingeieben, Dap Die Niiroc Der 2biti=
lleui (oer Wntbaltlln9 pon Eleii6ipcilen all
9cmilen Sa8cn), wel6e Den ldUer arbeitenz
ben oritell yeutet all9cle9t lei, licbr olS cine
Tel1lDeroe, ia beillaDc Ell Utartprllm III
lel,l,ell lei. Sicle vcltc mdrelI perplli6tet
S~clueicll, I'M Die ltrengcl Nbitiuen;pori6rii.
ten Der Saltenicit III bcpbdbter, ibre i6!eht
9elliftetel NIB u%lgcllnoen 9Sobnun9SrGrme
rub liorgeus IN uerlallen, nm lire glrbeitell
III Der uergiitetcn N%tnlolpbGre pom gb,iQs.
conGlen ooer Sdwtg6uoeu st beginner NIB
babel ltatt nit einem 9utel Stid 6leii6 mt
balb tallem Slid ooer nit Gieru, Die III salt.
lualier o%ulbcipdbrt wnrocl lub monbmal in
eiltem un8euieBbaren 3uitouoe wGren, ibren
Nuu9cr III 'tllcu, Wottt lei Sout, gco XIII.
bat bic Notbncnoi9feit eigeiebcu, baB fir bic
drbeitenoel ormcH Ycute III &e;ug ani Die
S~alten9eiese eine Nenoerun9 9ei6aiicn wers
ben mas. S9 weib, baB bieieS 0erret oes
fapltcS I'M Weltliheu SDeile Der Ser. Gtaaz
ten o''entlib bcsoNnt gema6t worben lit mnb
ib bolle, ooB audi Der bieiige Gr;bii6oi nibt
lalige mebr nit Der Netamntmudullg bciiel.
ben So9ern wiro. sd babe ;par boS amts
li6e, III Die Wiih0ie Der Ser. Staoteu ne.
ianbte S6rliitiit nibt ielblt geiebell, aleiu
mas i'd ,Sbnen iiber bic Nngeie0enbeit geiaot
babe, INT mir Dor ilpei WtauateH Don eirem
bo6it 9!aublpilrolSeu r0miibeu Gorrejpon.
oentel mlt9eIDellt worbeu.
Satber geueIle uon Der erSbii60li6eu HeIis
beng crtlQrt oaS Gcriidt tiir oboeihmadt
llo ia9t, baiielbe lei III Dem Yort III bic
SSelt 9elest woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
go mutt cS IL muacu.

@pr iiinf Sabrcn per I0mmclte lid in
Columbus in Obio cine Nnsobl Dele
0aten bon oeutiden t0tbplii1eu Mtdn=
ner- unO neutrality-suspicious. aus ocll
ueri6ieoenen St0oten oes StNNte5 Sbiu
uno 9riinoete ben &atDOli den
Yuuo bon Ohio. Ser 3wcd Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
WerfWI

Sid mittels oes Selepbons ipeden Al
lallen, oas lit GeWiB cine ori9inelle
Sbee. bon Der man ni6t erit 3n iaeell
braubt. baB lie aus Dem prattilhen
Nmerita itammt. Gin eriiuounosreis
der. ieoenialls iib zines auten S6la-
ies er%ireuenoer Yantse ihld9t namli9
ben ameritaniIben SelepbonseIslibai-
ten Dor. se9en Gntgslt oas 98eden
lbrer Sbeilnebmer oil jebem WprQen su
iibernebmen. gu Dem 3wede miiBte
Die 3entrale cine llbr nit 0roBem I3ii.
ierblatt baben, auf wel6em Die S6alt-
ltpplel zines jeOen vpedbeoiiriti9en"
Sbeilnebmers 10 bel Der 9eiuiini9ten
StunoenSiffer elngeIeBt iuiiroen, DaB
Der ilsine 3ei9er bel Der betreiIenoen
StunOe paiilereno einen Sbleiitontatt
biloete unb 10 Die NnruIglpde oes She'll
nebmers Iiir eini9e 3eit in 2larm perz
ieBte. Sic geniale Soee 1T jeoenIals
nod Der welt9ebenblten Gntpifelun9
idbig. Sin Pbono9rapb tonnte oanlt
Oiellei6t 9lribSeitia telepbonii9 Dem be-
tanntli6 10 reIi9iOieu yantee einen
Mpr9enhOrdl gu 8eb6r ~briu9eu, piel.
leiht auf Iein Vett telepbOniib 10 beein-
ilubt merben, oaB Elm Scrweilen oarin
CUR llnm09li6teit Wiiroe - fir Mmerita
ia allies Sleinl9teiten. Smmerbiu bat
bic barOde Soee einen seiunoen &ern,
iniofern ais lie Die nod m09libe anoer-
weiti9e Yeuubuug bon Selepbou uno
Glettrisitdt ertennen ldbt. Sas Wef.
iDltem lieBe li6 ). y. in Sotels gau3
leidt arrangiren, pcnn ieoes 3immer
lllr ein elettrii6es 3autmerf beIdbe,
beIen SrGbts nod elmer ,pie Dben bs-
ibriebenrn 3entralubr fiibrten, no
oeren Gnoen Dem Nunide hes 3eiien-
Den entiprebeno, Guf Der lbr ein9eltellt
wiiroen. 10 oaB oas gSeden liherer uno
slperlGiiiaer ais Our1 Deri1lafene
Saustnehte eriol9te.
Sin rdtbIelbaiter &0rper. Den Die al,
wunoerbaren Grlheinnn9en 10 rcihe
nelere 6bemie Dorfiibrt, lit cine Sub.
ltous, pelde ocn Namen 6rpoltaie er.
belt. uno welbe aus gleihen Sbeilen
PbenOl, Sampler uno Saponin be-.
ltcbt. 81 mel1er Wii1ung Gin pcnig
5erpentinol 9cieBt miro. Der bier.
onrb entltebenoe &Orper beIiBt bic er.
ltaunlihe GiSenI1dit. I'M GegeniaB su
allen anoeren b%etannten &orpern, IN
Der @drme 81 erltarren. Sine Srobe
Tamilie BON Gorpern fcnnt man ia
ihon LANCE. pelde. bel nicoeren 9sm.
peraturen fliiHfi9, in Der Sibe felt wsr.
ben, es Iino Dies bic G%iweiBltoiie; aber
pcnn Gi,psiB einmal felt 9elporosn 1T,
10 1T teiu @ufeutbalt IN Der &dlte Der.
mo0eno. bas @erinniel mieOer 81 Der.
fliilli9en, tpie es eben bel Der GrpoItaie
Der SAD lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

Die &ieler Seier ma9te es bislen I'm.
lcrer Dsre9rten an9lO-ameritanli1sa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16
&attoliid,sr &irdenz& alenOcr.
Gpm ioIIhen 9ropbeten. -Wattb. z, Is.

Snnntaa. ben 81. Suli Vrorebes, Slln9tr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-07-16

SWDI DER ~. Nu9lrlfl mar III 1elller
Su0eno oieler Seriubung unterleoen.
Gr l6lOB ii6 ben Mani6aern al, neil
lie %Dorgaben. iAre NnbQ niger aui Dem
blOBen 9Se9e Der Sernunit uno oes
@iiiens 81 8Ott iibren. gSas mar
natilrli9er filr elilen elnen ipabrbeits=
oiirltenoen SiinglinM als ii1 our1
iOlbe S%erbeiBungen psriiibren 3u
lalien?
9asu tommt nod Die rationaliitii4e
gr3iebunQ unlerer 3eit, welhe DOr9ibt,
ale Mabrbelt be0reiien unO ertlGren
sl tOnnen, Der 6Ortidritt auf allen
Gebieten peltli6er g8iienl9aIt, bic
6reibeit auf itautli6em uno iDjiolen
8ebiete, uno iOgar Die 9entfreibcit
uno freie 6orihung aut reliQiOiem
0ebiCte. wel6e Der YrOtcItantismus
uno &iberulismus ~protlumirt. Nlles
oieIes ldBt uns ben reli9iOien 3weiIel
bel Uieleu i6paGen Geiitern gang nas
tiirli6 erI0einen. sic mollen beareiz
fen. mas unier i6wabe YeritanO ni6t
ialien fam.
Ser g~creiite Sentcr, Der oas @cbiet
bes menihli6en 8eiites bur6meiien,
weiB, bah es piele gSNbrbeiten gibt,
Die Der menibli6e 8eiit nibt faiicn
lam. Gr e%rtennt, o0B @Ott teinen
lolben NuImano 9emabt bate, I'M
uus gSabrbeiteu gu o%ieuborcn, Die Elm
SeOer nit ieiner SernunIt bate iinocn
uno begreiien tOnnen. Ser Nalb0e=
bilocte Nber iiebt leibt glles fir unpcr=
nilniti9 al, mas feline Nernuuit ui1t
be8rellen lam.
Gtrtiebun9 ioI9t.)
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-07-20

Abraham II. Lavender. OF st. Paul,
now nearly 80 years Of age. Is living on
the exact spot where he settled forty
seven years ago, when there were only
i've American families In the place.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-07-20

A divorced woman, residing. of
course, near Chicago, recently acted as
bridesmaid at the wedding OF her for.
mer husband.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-14

Dalton sarsaparilla Go wll Nave four
men % the road i'll Maine neNt Week, can-
vassng for spring sales
Mathews Bros. increased their working
day from IL to 10 Aonis Tuesday on ac-
count of rhe large orders on hand
The farmers Of Ora nd ;tre agitatihg tile
question Of establishing a creamery there
and the people quite tinanilnons in favor
of il.
Gee. Il. Read las pnt np some additional
racks for hlcN,les amd Shelving for storage.
At his machine shop, tus making a more
convenient Arrangement ~ wheels, ana gIv-
ing more counter room.
James f. Fernald has ii his new store, no.
WORK. 1t Is IA gothic tablet ot medium size
of very nice stock, ana wtha Cluster ot flow
ers carved on the front.
The town of Brooksville has voted to ex-
empt from taxation for a certain term of
years, machinery and other improvements
which Mr.. A. Il. Ees intends putting into
his quarry at Bucks Harbor. The quarry has
been worked some four or five years, and the
granite is practically inexhaustible, lying in
sheets at am elevation above tide water Of
from ten to two hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
feet. Mr.. tels has a water front Of about
one-half mile, and has granite wharf where
vessels of heavy draught can load in peri ct
safety, which in time he proposes extending
the entire length Of his water front.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-14
NUMBER 3.

all from Gloucester. Tie Matte +. was
owned by Capt Tom Nicholson. She was
valued at $1,000, and insured in the Boston
Marine for $500 The cargo was also in
snred. This craft was one of the best of
the Bucksport fleet. She was fast sailer,
and, although the smallest, was considered
very profitable vessel u fit ont. she was
one Of the regular Grand Bank fleet, was
sailed for many seasons by Capt. Fred Dorr,
and the past two years by Capt Peterson
OF Penobscot. Ne Bucksport people were
with her on this disastrous voyage. She
was of ~ tons register and built ID IpSwici.
in 1876 This IS the first disaster that has ever
happened to Capt Nichoson's vessels III his
many years IN the business
The Republican journal., 1895-02-14

FISn NND GAME. The Knox County
FISH Protective Association has elected
officers a~ follows. President Jesse Nj
Blackin4ton; secretary, Robert II. Crock
EFT; treasurer Arthur II. Berry; directors,
John W. Anderson, Everett A. Jones,
William +. NoTcross, Jesse NJ. Backing
tom The association Is doing good work
throughout the cninty.... splendid fish
in4 IL reported at Moosehead Lake since
the beginning OF the open season and
thousand of Trout and takers have
been taken. The fishermen make their
business as pleasant as possible by haul
in4 shelter cabins onto the ice.... The
kennebec Fish aud Game Association.
which numbers nearly 80 members, Held
its fourth annual meeting and banquet at
the E!mwood, Waterville, Feb sth. Ex-
Mayol +. l.. Jones was the toastmasttr
The place of honor at Ms right was filled
~ the Venerable president of the assoca-
ticn. Hon. William i. Blake of Oakland
MI, Blake has watched All the work that
has been done III the Way OF restocking
kennebec waters with trout and land
l"' lSea salmon. Ille tuastS that followed
ile business meeting werc Nj tile sort II
Hiu eXelN nUe anglers heart Amen-
lni Speakers were Hon Il. i. Carleton oi
" NntlirDp, who has angled in almost
eNetN corner OF Maine: Hon. A. NJ >peal
4t 'salantl, Hon. Il. II Heath Of Angus
fls A hnnt. and fishes all over the
NlAie = w. {,ultIng Of Oakland, Hon.
t. 3pl'iiSon II W4tervile, Senator Pen
netl w i'isratatluis county, Hon O. B.
t'less9n and Dl. W L. (,idtlings of Gard
lnti..,4. despatch of the stl from Bidde-
iola PNoi SAYS. Thousands Of lobster
pots are strewn along THE coast aud the
fishermen will loSe many thousand dol
lars
The Republican journal., 1895-02-14
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers in real estate We're
recorded ia Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending Feb. IL, 1895: Eliza
NJ. Gillian, Belfast, to f. ii. Black, do land
in Belfast. Gilbert Howell, Bangor, to Wal
ter Ross, do. wharf and buildings at Sandy
Point Simeon B. Merithew, Stockton
Springs, to Frances p. Barrett, 40, land and
buildings in Stockton Springs. +. p. Mich
aes, Belfast, to Eugene S. A Achorn, do; land
and buildings in Belfast. Wm. i. Grinnell,
Searsport, to Geo. A. Bowen, do.; land and
buildings III Searsport.
The Republican journal., 1895-02-14

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VI, l,,si,,o.s n "F''' M i''s'oi I" F''i'TSHay
'ti' KIM N'''' y fi-tS'e'0 4""s
~, ~
q'''i''l 'i i-' NlSa2h "R' M
s'S''f''''s'
'oiA n i'ahoA went w l;ang.r TH+-Aix
iof = Shofl Nisit.
o. &. Crltchett went to Boston 5y The l.l5
tram Wednes day.
N a. NontsamiFv, E7q, p' ran.len wi.
\ n Fhr rltH lnTsdHN
Scott Maconber of CasrTn4 yas 4a,.t
I Monday on IN, mess
pror.,, ,,,.
,nor,in, vi, h,.s,nasu
0e m ''fn'''' Ne'SnrT1aY iaom n
I
| Nap1' r. =. fendieton Of IsesN To went
/ to Bath Tuesday on business
\ !, H.
n oWe''' hhoN' has peen anp9lTed
\ Justice Of tlIe PEACE and utlnrlln
| ca,,n+r .+
Vh'S AeeoihfS h""ufh ~ Wlhtefiprt
was III Belfast Friday on business.
Mrs. a. I. sayward has Wis ted her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ". n Ford, the Vast Week.
MIS-. Sarah h. Ordwav wtI r4rur, tb4s
week trym 4 yisir ro her son " ProXid4nca
RI
N,ss Narr t,l,n..n u..,.
| =. H. .-,o,- II.
Ill, -'' -'''''''' II '''
Mrs. James WI Jones returned Saturday
from a visit u reIatives Ii Brldgewater.
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The teachers in the public schools are
saving their pupils several pennies and the
post office people considerable ''bother' by
providing valentine b"N's Az tAe school
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Local Vessels lost.


in last weeks storm-the Winterporr hav
.,hno,.rs N,, r1;. :, ,
-1'N' 'n' i"'''e - anu
the Bel1ast schooner Marbthead. The lat
ter had N general cargo from Rnston fpr Raj
s.s+ p,,l,s,. ,,
ana " n, 80 peAei I
were polthu rom " Nlhterport 70 Boston With
! iiaA' ihe oi' sen. MARY farrow Went ashore
az blddeiord Pool, but was gotten OIL the
next day and proceeded. She was hay lad
IN Searsnort III R,stnn H..r nr.xy ,.,.,,.iy+
s.
II y NaVV' iiilahl Soh'oll, hs 1--WE SONS anu
Arthur Natter, all of Belfast. Tie crews
of the ,t her ,..ss4Is ,var,. all a.,.al Inn ,,,
II 'nei'' ilau seN"ie tNl'' flth & Aipefo
| Staples N Belfast was one ot tile crew Of
sch Marv Eiza Th4 stnries nf th4 ais.st4rs
.r. +oll l..ln,,
M W
THE opALL REACHES PORT SAFELY.
| Last Thursday Portsmouth, narln,r WAS
! utar,ll,- ,,,,l ;,h .i, .
III 80 f''' NN'' M i'' + 'i'e' NJ '"f's'eiS Vha1
| ha" p'' ih lor Shel1eri hh9 among Flfiln were
/ tht Schs. Ourli, Winston MNlst. ant Nary
| Ehza ALL eomsl gnetl u Scott n britlp. Bps
I ton. These three s3.hooners left Portsmouth II
I harbor with the fleet, all nf which were
| hound to Boston and New York and pro
| ceeded along the coast bnild fDr Boston.
| in t}, howliug gaIe that was ral,in5, yil.li,
ana iiercely. The Odell SOON showed h4r
| stern to tile rest III tile Heet and she Mad IN
| good fortune to We picked ~ Nv tile t,,w boat
| sent ONT from Roston b1 Sr,,tt x Rri,,a
| They arrived in mort AT : p NJ TInirs,la,, ,1,d
| were AN safe Inn they rennrt.1 :, .ar,i,,l
| passage Oh the angry hillaXs which thr..,t
| ened at almost ey4rv moment ", s,y.lI,u.
| Them III
|
| = - iAni hhiAA AsHohft - shihAhA " i.
Capt Thomas Morrlssey, who had been in
| command of the Mary Eliza for eight years,
salu ne had never experienced more severe
4 weather imam tl.at 0f the past few days ana
| tlaJ ne and ms crew We're alive he consider
| ed little less than miracle, He gives the
| following report OF the loss OF his vessel:
/ 1--WE left Wlnterport, Me, for Boston ON
| Jan. 8, with clear weather and good sail
| ing breeze from the northeast. We had
series 81 Gains and Were opilged to put into
| harhor several times We stopped at Rock
land first, then Seal Harbor and Portland
! we arrived AZ Portsmouth On Sunday and
| remained there until Thursday morning at $
| O'Clock, when we got underway with d light
northwest wind. We We're becalmed off the
| Isle Of Shoals for SIN hours. The wind be-
gan to breeze MP about y clock IN the
afternoon from the northeast, and it grad
\ nally increased, until abonf o'clock II was
| blowing hard and getting worse all the time
| The sky was overcast, and it pretty
| dark. About 10 o'clock we ran into SNOW
oahh, ahu, " nllt W u" ~ 'hs Nea7ti was
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James 7. Wight received this week frcu
the estate Of the Iate ~ W. Rice d ra t,tllr
brood mare, which Ne raised and soid XIV
MIR. Rice several Ycar~ agn.
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dealers, We're Capt. Il. A. Over If Prospect
Harbor, G. NJ Cram and f. S. Willard Of
Portland, Fred Pendleton Of Winter Har-
Dor, Representative Kane of Brooklin, Sena-
tor Walls of Knox

The resolve for the Eastern Maine Insane
Hospital came up in the Senate Thursday
morning and test vote was had On a motion
of Mr.. Higgins to assign it to Tuesday. The
motion was rejected by vote of 16 to II.
The resolve then took its first reading Final
ly it passed to ne engrossed BY a vote Of -
to I. There was no debate on the question,
Senator Day Of Penobscot only moving that \
yea and nay vote be taken, which resulted Az
hefore-l5 to I in favor Of passage. The York
senators voted solidly against the resolve
and so did all the Cumberland senators with
the exception of president Seders who voted
yves. The rest Of the senate was nearly
unanimous for the resolve. NO difficulty is
expected in getting rhe measure through the
rest Of the Legislative mill.
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