davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lamar register., 1896-01-25
SECRET SOCIETIES.

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CSa,SS,,iess I, Is saa ard se;siA,s;-d.5s; ,
seSrrsArIs
LOO. P.-LsxAH LossE No. ~ Hs~ts ever
Tusssisy, A. 2 n. Al n<nhsr. af this lodge
aad all sisitt1s hgrsh@rs % the order eorsii-
ai!y lsrl,sa 70 astssd- l. z Pu-Locp, Nc.
The Sra sad shiFa sAisrd.y evening q each
IN rnirEEa. ss<-
wooDxEx OF FTHEwoRLD,-Lax c.xp
No, s ne~is n. ars, ssd third Friday In sEery
Ass ,. n Ni'itin< nsAsa.orsr s,.oa AZ y aS re~
A. Va DErsEx. Clerk
r.A.-LtxEk TESr No. is meets at the
Na.anlr kAii the art nhnrsdaI IN each moath.
Al might ta''isa 20 A''eAd IT,, Il IT,. co,n
c.a.LEE.R
GA R.-kiT csssos Po-r No. - meets on the
sscnad En4 fourth Thursday In sssgy znozih a;
So n Al soaar.de- are ,s',,ed % s2H,s sl .n'o
A. DErTkr. Adj.
w.R,C-THE wosEx's RKIrEy Corr. meet.
a. the Csta Feilo~s' ball at .. m on the second
and fourth Thursday q each na9,h, p,.
y. c. PrxE. SEC.
Hose Haa.s oa the hrs; Tuesday 10 each
moath s,sp m FHED ScHsuDT. Chief
Jos I. LswLEss. Sec
ON A.-ALHiAxpEs REALx No. " meets
-r.r, NonaAy al ,. n. Nisitins members
eardiAlly inyiied 20 attend.
GRANADA SOCIETIES.
AFAA N.-GEASADA LoDGk No. Y meets
sstusrdAy nights 90 or before each fun moon
aud t~o weeks thsrrafter: ms
G. l. NoPHKnsos. see'Y-
Loo o.F.-6iHASApA LoDsK No. 7s meets sr-
cry Saturday nisht- a
The Lamar register., 1896-01-25
Cash or Produce.

NJ. F. Dickinson & Son, the Gra-
NADIA grocers, have adopted the cash
system for the new year, and win sell
their goods low down for cash or
produce.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-25

WANTED To exchange Mer-
~ chandise for good large sized
cedar posts delivered at Carlton. Give
market price.
G. H. FRYBARGER,
Carlton, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1896-01-25

OszHrr CngrTHs- NU, G. x. A. N.-Stafed
Coasocstiazs tst sad ard Wednesday,.
A. l. HaNILruz. A. J. HOTTEt. h II.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28

PAssAIC, n. j. 20 kwietnia 1896.
Nizej podpisana pozosta}a wdowa po
s. p. Wawrzyhcu Kulwickim, by}ym
czlonku Zwiazku Mar. Polskiego, male.
zacym do Tow. ks. j. Ponistowskiego,
gr. 123 W Passaic, n. j., niniejszem
kwituje z odebranego posmiertnego pc
by{ym moim metu s. p. w. Kulwickim.
Sumo W ilosci 700 dolar6w wyp1aci} mi
sekretarz grupy wyzej wspomnianej
dnia Sgo kwietnia T. b.; rowniez dola.
row 200 by1y wyp}acone "a zycia me-
60 meza W ogole dziewiec set dola.
row.
Skladam wraz z mojemi dzieemi 70
}zami wdziecznosci serdeczne dzieki tax
Zarzadowi jak j ca}emu Zwiazkowi "a
wyPsacenie sunny tel.
Towarzystwu Ks. J. Poniatowskiegc
i Tow. sw. Jozefa W Passaio i tyn
wszystkim, kt6rzy ME s~zczedzili danis
us1ug religijnych zw}okom moiego me
"a ~zalaczam z moja rodzina zwyczsiem
naszych praojcow Bog zsplse.
Pozostaje z Workmanship
ID. Rukpickd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28
Ma ZiaZd IN. f.. A.

ktory sic odbedzie W Buffalo, n. Y,
W lipou cd I'll. Bardzo interesuja.
ca dla Naczycieli i ich przyjaci6l be
die wiadomosc, &c kolej zelazna
,Nickel Plate" zswar}a umowe, moca
ktorej bedzie MONA jechac z Chicago
do Buffalo z powrotem Ia $1,000,
prey oddaniu $500 ma op}ate wstepne.
go. Tykiety sprzedawac sic beda 5 i
d liPca, a ma powr6tkazdemu dosc GA
su sic pozostanie. Pc inne informacye,
Jak stawanie ma punktaoh miedzy Chi.
cago Buffalo, rozk&ad jazdy i inne
szczego4y zgiaszac sic nalezy do:
j.. Y. Callahan, agenta generalnego,
III Adams ST., Chicago, Ill. (93.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28
KOrespOndencye.
Filadelfa, Pa. 10 maja 1896.

Filadelfa, Pa. 10 maja 1895.
Tow ratniej pomocy P~ierwszy Kor-
Pus i'm. Jenera}a Pu}askiego W Fila
delfii, a trzeci z rzedu W Stanach lie
dnoczonych Ameryki p6lnocnej ma "a.
miar urzadzic wielki piknik "a porozu-
mieniem sic z wszystkiemi towarzy-
swami okolicznemi, W Filadelfii i oko-
Icy.
w tenn celu uprasza przez lamy
organu Zwiazkowego, ably wszystkie
tow. filadelfijskie i z okolicy wyslaly
swoich delegatow ma miesieczne posie-
dzenie tegoz Korpusa, kt6re odbedzie
sic dnia 2 czerwca il. we wtorek wiecz.
o godz. Sci W sail p. Hanna, r6g Bel i
Noble ul. ii. pm. 471-473 N. 3rd st.
Filadelfia, Pa.
Ma temze posiedzeniu, must sic GAIA
sprawl wzgledem tel %letniej zabawy
czyli pikniku za}atwiG. Ola tego MECH
kazde Tow. ME ~zapomina o tenn, lecz
MECH swoja rada dopOmoze do }acznos-
CT j spojni pomiedzy nami.
Pc blizsze wyjasnienia prosze zglo-
sic sic do nizej p~odpisanego.
Piszac to nam nadzieje, il oprocz
wys}ania delegat6w kazde t~owarzystwo
raczy przyslac adres tax sskretarzy, ja-
ko tez j prezydentow, ably W razie po-
trzeby MONA bylo sic spiesznie re so.
ba ~porozumiec.
Postanowienie to jest bardzo wazne,
ola tego zas}uguje ma uwage. Kreslao te
slowa oozekuje odpowiedzi cd wszyst-
kich towarzystw filadel6jskich.
A zatem do mi}sgo zobaczenia ma
sail OBJ. Hanna, pm. 471-473 N. 3cis
ul. W dniu 2 czerwca, gdzis wszysoy
zgromadzeni wspolnie mad naszsm do.
brem radzic bedziemy.
w imieniu Tow. Brat. Pom. /. Kor.
pusu jen. Pulaskiego W Filadelfi
Piotr Rdcdt0, sekr. ien.
(Adjutant Pulk.)
% Beck st. Philadelphia, Pa,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28
POdZiekOWanie.

Sugar Notch, Pa. II lutego 1895.
Niniejszem skladamy podziekowanie
81. kzadowi Centr. oraz i wszystkim
cz{onkom wv. N. P. "a rzetelne WV.
Piacenie mi posmiertnego W sumie 600
dol. po sp. mezu moim Michals Cav.
iowskim, ozlonku gr. % Tow. X. Pula.
skiego mr. l., a zmarlym dnis 20 wrzes.
MIA r. 2. Ia 90 wan szan. bracia
szozerze dziekuje staropolskiem bog
zapiac".
Andstazya Gowto1oska, iona.
Jan j Wfadysiaw, dzieoi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28

Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc ola
kazdego mezczyzny ma strongly q.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28
POdZiekOwania.

ASHLAND, Wis. 10 kwietnia 1896.
Niniejszem dziekujemy W imieniu
Tow. Ryoerzy sw. Micha}a Archanio}a
W Ashland, Wis, szanownym iowa,
rzystwom, a misnowicie Tow. Tadeusza
Kosciuszki, gr. 12O wv. N. p, i Tow.
S1owiahskiemu j wszystkim Polakom
W Ashland, Wis. "a wziecie tax liczne.
go udzialu W pogrzeibe s. p. Jana ST.
manki dnia 14go b. m. S. p. Jan ST.
manko byi czionkiem Tow. Rycerzy
sw. Michala cd z~alozenia tegoz i byl
gorliwym cz}onkiem az do smierci.
L uszanowaniem
Walenty ASh, prezes,
Antoni Marzejan, sekr. Or.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28
WILMINGTON, Del. 3 maJa 1896.

bci. % hlald iOoO'
Pc dose d}ugim snie letargicznym O.
budzila sic nareszcie p%olonia whining
tohska, urzadzajac obch6d los letniej
roOznioy og}oszenia K~onstytucyi 3go
msja.
Mysl rzuoona przez grupe 138 ME
pozosta}a bez skutku, Ia staraniem
grupy tejAe K6}ka Dramatyoznego,
dopiero pred trzema miesiaoami za&o-
aonego, obohodzilismy dzieh TAX kaz-
demu p~olakowi drogi.
w dniu 3 maja ME brady tow. ko-
scielne aadnego udzia1u W obchodaie,
ale many nadzieje, re W przysziych to
uczynia.
Oboh6d odby} sic ma sail K6}ka ORA
matyoznego, .przy ulicy French, pod
mr.. 112. Sala byla pieknie udekoro-
wana przez tutejsze panny, ktore ME
zalowaly praoy, ami kosztow.
Obchod otworzy3 prezes komitetu p.
B. Adamowicz, kt6ry W krotkiej, ale
tresciwej movie, przywita} publicznosc
i wyjasnil znaczenia konstytucyi
przedstawi& ma prezesa obchodu OBJ. b.
Gulczyhskiego, kt6ry podziekowa} "a
zaszozyt i powoIal na sekr. nizej podpi-
sanego.
jake pierwszy mowca wystapi} OBJ.
Jan Jab}ohski, kt6ry wywiazal sic Una
komicie.
Deklamowa} S.letni synek pahstwa
Acknowledging, kt6remu ME szczedzo.
no oklaskow.
Drugim m~owca'Iby} OBJ. K. Gozdzi-
oki, ktory sic wywiazal bardzo chwa-
lebnie.
Deklamacya j. Rebickiego, ktorego
juz ma wstepie publicznosc p~rzywitala
grzmotem oklask6w.
Trzecim mowca by} OBJ. B. Adamo
wicz, ktory W swej movie m6wil o
ideale naszym ii. o pomniku Kosciusz-
ki j zebrano ma ten eel 1872.
Ma zakohczenie prezes obohodu po-
dziekowa} publicznosci tax licznie re-
branej i arazem pannom w. Karczew-
skiej, j.. Joachomorskiej, R. Koprow-
skiej, E. S~z6stakowej, w. Pieoieh-
skiej i Z. Adamowiczowej i obchod 20.
sta} zamkniety. Potsm bawiono sic az
do rama.
Kdrol Czdrkoicski, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28
s. p. l.. j. BOeck.
Szano,onu Panic Redakzorz

Szdnotony Panic Redaktorze!
Zawiadamiam Was, re nasz zacny ro-
dak, Leopold Julian Boeck, emigrant z
roku 1849, opusci} SWAT is maja 1896
r. W waasnej swojej will.
Byi to oziowiek zscny, wielOe uozo-
ny j pstryota. Przyszedi ma SWAT W
Che{mie W roku 1909. Stara ia rodzi-
ma szlscheoka przyby}a do Polski re
Szwecyi z dynastya krolow Wszow,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28

Znacznd Geese sekretdrzy grup zaciq-
zko~ych ma zryczaj 'cysyfdnia picnic
dzy "a cstepne, odzndki ftp. oil no
toych cztonk6,o prey ocysesaniu aplika-
cyl. Jesao zryczg niepraktyczny.
Rdzda grupa zaoiqzko,ca (dop6ki $40.
spendo,oanq ME jest) ma kredyt 10 Jiu-
re Rzqdu Centralnego. Wo6ec tego
sekretdrze z opfatq ,cstepnego "a nouych
cztonk6o poloinni sic tcstrzymaG do
p6ty, dop6ki ME otrzymajq rachunku
od sekretarza j~eneralnego. My o nj
ezem ME zdpomniemy, PREY nypisyra-
niu cyrhuldrzG o 10 obduy niemd.
Gdy zdS sekretdrz otrzynaa cd mas cyr-
kuldrz Il rdchunkiem) i gdy sac pre-
kona, &c rachunek ten zgadza sac z.jego
k~siqzkdnai, poaoinien przesfa6 ma rece
kdsyera Z1. ". Z. tyle, ale ten rachu-
mex aoykazuje - ami mniej, ami riecej.
Gdy saproaoadzimy ten porzqdek rag
ma zdacsze, miejsca mice ME 6edq te
pozorne niedokfddnoSci, kt6re ,oielu
s~ekretdrzom grup spaG ME pozcalqjq,
a nam przez TO oszczedzicie panonie
toiele czdsu. - SEKR. JENERALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28
WiadOmOsci ~zwiazkowe.

- Tow. sw. Ceoylii gr. 11S W St.
Joseph. Mo. mialo swe roczne posie-
dzenie dnia 16 maja 1895 ma ktorem
byl obrany nowy zarzad ma rok 1895
jak nastepuje:
Jan Borkowski, ,prezes; Jak6b Py-
szora, wioe-prezes; J6zef Pyszora,
sekr; Tomasz:Bunkowski, wice-sekr;
Piotr Mollus, skasyer; J6zef Mollus,
marszaiek; Franciszek Albrechtowicz
Franciszek Glihski opiekunowie kasy;
Wojciech :Mollus, chorazy; Michal
Niemiec j Michal Krochman, podoho-
razy; Jan Melkowski, odzwierny. Mi
lose j Pozdrowienie. Jozef Pyszora,
sek-.
Ma posiedzeniu dnia II maja rb.
Tow. Tadeusza Kosciuszki, or. 2S8 W
Plymouth, Pa, uchwaliio obnizyc pc.
datek. Vice %dawniej paacilismy so c.
do kasy wsparcia a wpisowe. wynosi}o
5000 a teraz jest. obnizone o po}owe
Dawniej cz2onek pobiera} W razie ska
bosci 8 dol. ma tydzieh a teraz wpisowe
wynosi ESQ, afpodatek do kasy wspar.
ola % cent. w razie slabosci bedzie
pobieral cz}onek 8 dol. ma tydzieh.
Wiec kto ma chez do naszego Tow
p~rzystapici ma latwy wstep. Posie.
dzenia odbywaja sic co trzecis niedzie.
le W hall szkolnej.I Miiosc j Pozdro.
wienie. JAM Sskwihski, wice-sekre-
tarz.
- Dnia Sgo maja rb. odbylo sic Pc
siedzenie Tow. lMoniuszko gr. 81 "
Milwaukee, Wis, ma ktorem to zostai
wybrany nowy zarzsd ma rok biezacy
NJ Kuoers,i prezes pc raz lily; A
Cyzmer, wice.prezes /; M. Kamihski
sekr. prot. pc rag A; S. Gurda, sekr
fin. pc rae - FIR. Kielicb, Jozef Gle.
szyhski ! M.,Krajewski, radni po rae 1
Jozef Bered, smsrszslek.
- Niniejszem z~awiadamiam wszyst.
kich polakow zamieszkalyoh W Provi
denoe, X. l. ! okolicy, re Tow. bratniei
pomocy Japa Sobieskiego zostalo in.
korPorowaneIdnia 1go msja rb.
j. ChmieIe,o, sekr.
- w dniu 81 BIN. odbedzie sic pc
siedzenie nGminy' z powodu waznycl
obrad powinni wszyscy czlonkowie si'
stawic. R~ownoozesnie uprasza sic gr
A. Conusa, Krols Jana III Sobieskiegc
Strzelcow Pu}askiego, azeby rownie'
swych delegatow ma to posiedzenie wy
slaly. Posiedzenia pGminy" odbywsj'
sic W ostatnia niedziele kazdego mic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28
WOlne POlskie SfOwO

wychodzi Pierwszego i pietnastego
kazdego m~iesiaca, W Paryzu. Podaje
wiadomosoi i poglady z pierwszej re-
XII, tax z kraju jaka ter z emigraoyi
polskie;' Pogladami swemi wy.
swiadcza wielka przysluge ozytehu..
kom W rozwoju umys3owym. Upo-
wszeohnienie tego pisma jest bardzo
pozadanem W Ameryce a tanios6 ula
twia nabyoie kazdemu. Adjournment
roo4ny k~osztuje dollar jeden i POI,
pieniadze posylac przez Post Office
Order adresujac: M. Adolphe Reiff,
B Rue de Four. Paris.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-28

kt6ra takze znana w history naszej ds'
IA nam rodzine hrabi6w Platerow.
Nauki szkolne rozpocza} W Warsza-
vie i ma uniwersytetaoh W Wroclawiu
i Berlinie. w roku 1S49 brai udzisl
W r~ewolucyi wegierskiej PREY boku je-
nera}a Bema i dyktatora Kossutha.
Wyslany bys do KonstantynOpola W
misyi dyplomatycznej. Pc upadku woj-
ny, ambasadorowie Rosyi i Austryi "a
dali wydania m3odego~ dyplomaty. Rad
jednak turecki opar} sic temu i zatrzy-
mai go jake wieznia stanu. Ia VISTA
wieniem sic ministra Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych Ameryki Pom. zosts} uwolnio-
nym i podaay} do Paryla, gdzie obJal
katedre wyzszej matematyki W Uniwer-
sytecie Sorbony. w roku 1858 PREY.
by} do Ameryki i za}ozyi instytut po-
litechniczny W New Yorku, Pc woj.
ME objal katedre W uniwersytecie we
Virginii, W ktorym wykiada} matema-
tyke i inzynierye. w roku 1878 pre-.
zydent. Grant mianowa} 90 komisarzem
naukowym IA wystawie powszechnej
w Wiedniu. w tym ssmym charakte-
RE przyby} w roku 1875 ma Wystawe
do Philadelphia, kt6re to miasto tax po-
lubi}, ze obrai je sobie "a staia rezy-
dencye. Odtad zamieszkiwa} wraz z
rodzina swoja wlasnej i pieknej wi
lii. Posiadal szacunek ME tylko calej
polonii naszego missta ale nawet i
szczera mi}osc. Poswiecal bowiem swo-
10 wysokie i liczne stosunki W swiecie
przemyslowym ma wyrabiauie miejsc
ola przybywajacych tn naszych braci.
Setki naszych rodakow zawdzieczaja
mu swoj chleb codzienny, o ktory tax
trudno ola nieznajacego jezyka kra.
jowego.
By to polak wzorowy, kocha} Oh
czyzne goraco j IA tu}actwie umial slu-
Eye W sprawie n~arodowego o~swobodze-
MIA. Jedna idea zyI, ola jednej idei
ojczyzny pracowal bez rozglosu gorli-
vie. Oswobodzenie Polski z pod jarz-
ma trzech ukoronowanych zbrodniarzy
byso przedmiotem jego wszystkich sta
ran.
Geese Twoim ~popio}om, prawy synu
nieszczesliwej naszej Ojczyzny! liza,
ktora ma grob Tw6j spada, MECH swiad-
czy o naszem bolesnem pozegnaniu.
hlemens, zwiazkowiec.
PHILADELPHIA, 10 maja 1896.
Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc ola
kazdego m~ezczyzny ma STRONGLY q.
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siaca, punktualnie o godz. 2 Pc po}u-
dniu W sail p. A. Sikory, PREY st.
Aubin ave. L. Terski, sekr. ,,Gminy".
- Ninieiszem przypominam wszyst'
kim cz}onkom tow. Choragiew Polska
or. 81 il ma kwartalnem posiedzeniu
by}o uohwalone re zamiast obohodu 7.
Kosciuszki i konstytucyi 3go maja, "a
kupilismy msza sw.z wystawieniem ka-
tafalku, ma dzieh 80 maja, w kosciele
sw. Kazimierza W Brooklynie i takze
bylo ~uchwalone, il kazdy oz}onek obo-
wiazany jest 20 maja isc do spowiedzi
a 3Ogo do wsp6lnej komunii sw. Vice
upraszam oa}e tow, ably sic jak %najlicz-
niej zgromadzi3o, niedope}niajacy tego
obowiazku podpada karze s1,OO. j.
~Szymahski, sekr. prot.
- Dnia 10 maja RIB. odbylo sic rocz-
ne posiedzenie Tow. Obrohcy Polski,
gr. 80 W Waverly, N. Y. ma ktorem 20
stal obrany zarzad iak nastepuje:
A. b. Smitt, prezes; V. c. G6rski,
wioe-prezes; Alex. G6rski, sekr. Alex.
Blaszczyhski, wioe-sekr; T. A. Blasz.
czyhski. kasyer; J6zef Kalinowski,
marszalek. Il szacunkiem Alex. Cor
ski, sekr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-27
A Missing Girl.

The Lewiston Journal reports that a
young woman who says that she came
from Portland has recently been in that
CITY. To the Lewiston police matron she
oonfided the fact that she was in trouble
and was advised to consult q lawyer in
the hope OF securing some reparation
from the man responsible for her condi-
ton. Mrs. Mitchell, the police matron,
found the girl boarding place and she
remained there until Thursday when she
disappeared. The Lewiston authorities
who have Investigated the matter, believe
that the girl did not leave that city by
train and it is feared that she may have
committed suicide or, becoming deranged,
wandered into the country. The woman
with whom she boarded In Lewiston
says: "Shs told me all about her trouble
with the exception of the name aud ad-
dress OF her mother and people. She
spoke of her mother with love and tender
moss, calling her mamma and Saving
that she hoped and prayed that she would
never know her disgrace. She looked to
me like girl of some home refinement,
ION Thursday she told me that she
was going down to Hotel Atwood to meet
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-01-27
The Electric Roads.

The Cape Elizabeth eleotrics have had
hard luck, owing to the heavy storm.
The men have been kept hard at work
night and day clearing the tracks.
The snow pillow broke down
at the corner of Front and Sawyer
streets South Portland, Saturday after
noon, and the cars could not proceed past
that point, but at late hourthe necessa-
ryrepairs were completed and the tracks
to Willard were cleared sothat cars were
running all right yesterday On the Cash
corner line the tracks have been cleared
nearly the wholedistance and tire cars
were making regular trips.
Mr.. Houghton of the Portland
line said that all cars in the
city and Deering are running on
schedule time. The Westbrook line
was delayed some on account of the
storm. but not to any extent. The line
is we'll equipped to cope with the sever
est storms, and the tracks were cleared
in quicker time than they ever were be-
fore in heavy storm.
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Marine Notes,

The steamship Scotsman is still taking
loose grains. In addition to rs, 600 bushels
Of loose grains she will take out IS oar
loads Of boxed meats from Chicago, 70
car loads of western cattle, IS car loads
of apples, 40 car loads of cheese and 100
carloads of sundries. This great freight is
now largely on the way and will be here
the first of the week.
According to the trainmsn the storm
of Friday night was almost a hurricane
among the mountains. The brakemen
had all they could do to go from car to
car. On the Grand Trunk there was
some drifting at the Cumberland flats
the first reported on the line this season.
Captain Grape, the famous merchant
man captain who is now in this port and
who will be long remembered because of
the fact that he CROSSED the Atlantic in a
dOry, was born in 1642, and for man Y
years led a life of wild adventure While
but boy Of 16 he shipped on board a
whaler and on one occasion was landed
on the back of 800 barrel whale, and
very nearly lost his life. Later he left
the ship and for a number OF
months lived on an island with the ma
tives, the king taking decided fancy to
him. Captain Grape Is willing to admit
that he retains more distinct recollec-
ton of the poor food served o Tut to th e
sailors than anything else.
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A Blaze at the Reed Club.

At about 40 Saturday night still
alarm was sent TO the chemical engine
house for slight fire in the rooms Of
the Reed Club, which are directly across
the hallway from the Palace Theatre
The blaze was in lot of paper which
was used for decorating one of the rooms
and caught fire from q bracket lamp.
The fire was put out with pony extin-
guisher and the damage was very slight.
N. j. Neaies, special officer of the build
ing, discovered the blaze. and after send
ing word to the chemical stepped inside
the door Of the theatre and, quietly re-
quested the audience to leave the build
Ing in an orderly manner. His GOODNESS
probably saved much confusion, as many
of those present did not know what the
trou BILE was until they were out on the
sidewalk. There was not the least sign
of q panic, and IN few moments the
people returned and the perform ance in
the theatre was continued.
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Bosworth Post, g. A. r.

Last Friday evening at the meeting
Of Bosworth Post, No. Q. GA. R., a
committee to arrange for reception
to be rendered to Commander-in-C Chief
Ivan Walker of Indianapolis. was ap-
pointed as follows: Fred D. Winslow,
Major G. H. Boyd, Capt. H. H. Shaw,
Rufus Lamson and A. Fl. burlington.
Commander-in-Chief Walker is to at
tend the enoampment of the Department
of Maine. which is to be held in Bangor
the latter part OF February and the COM
rades Of Bosworth Post have extended
him an invitation to stop over here as
their guest.
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Miss swasey's Presence of Mind.

A few evenings ago Miss Annie Swasey
of Deering street lighted the gas in her
mothers room and Immediately depart
scream, and on returning found the
muslin curtain near the light in flames,
which must have caught from a spark
from the match. With rare presence of
mind she tore the curtain from the fast
enings and smothered the flames under a
rug. Then she discovered that dress
of her mothers was also ablaze. and this
she also threw under the rug. But for
the quick action serious fire must have
resulted. She fortunately escaped unin.
jured.
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RusselI-Stone.

Kent's. Hill, Me-, January 3d. At the
house of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Celia
NJ. Stone. at high noon, occurred the
marriage of Miss Winnifred P. Stone to
Prof. Walter E. Russell of Gorham, Me-
The wedding ceremony was performed
by a olassmate of the groom, Rev. W. B.
Dukeshire of Pennington. After the
ceremony wedding lunch was served to
the bridal party. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with hot house roses
and evergreens. Only the Immediate
friends of the family were invited. The
many and beautiful gifts received, attest
the esteem with which Prof and Mrs.
Russell are held. They immediately left
for Gorham, their new home.
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tion-a bond holder gets the stated in
terest of his bond and no more"
In purchasing stock is there liability
to the holdsr?''
"Not if the stock is fully paid" and
Mr. Woodbury. explained what "fully
paid" means. National bank stock is
always assessable for the losses of the
bank to double it's par value.
If lady gave lawyer handbook to
keep 70 years ago and he says he can't
find 1t, what can she dos''
That's question for lawyer" re-
piled the lecturer.
"If q banker misrepresents bond or
stock, Is he Iiableph
"Not unless he does so wilfully.''
"What il a person loses a ooupon?"
ut is so much lost money, anyone can
cash it,
'swhy do firms and banks bid for
bonds?''
"To sell again and make profit
lis 1t legitimate for person to deal
in margins"
"That's a moral question. I don t
know why it isn't legitimate as we'll as
to speculate in real estate and borrow
| money to operate with"
The next question was q so0rcher.
why does the tariff question affect in
vestments''
Not having a months time at their
disposal, the lecturer and Council did not
attempt to sift this delicate question.
A hearty vote of thanks was extended
to Mr.. Woodbury..
The following announcements were
made at the mesting:
On Saturday evening. February LIST.
Miss Sarah l.. Arnold will give an ad-
dress under the auspices of the Portland
Woman's Council, in the Assembly hall
Of the High School building. The leo
ture will be free to all, men as we'll as
women. Her subject will be the eduoa-
tion Of today as shown in the public
schools.
The Council has arranged for stere-
opticon lecture on Washington and his
| times, to be given for the benefit of the
school children in City Hall, on Satur-
day morning. February 22d.
On Saturday afternoon, February 29th,
Mr.. V. Richard Foss will give thu fourth
address of the series, subject, life In
surance. I"