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The Irish standard., 1896-12-05
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At the last meeting Of the Tubbercurry
board of guardians, resolution, pro-
posed by the chairman (Mr. John o.
Dowd, county delegate and provincial or
ganizer for the province OF Connaught),
and seconded by Mr.. James M. Dorkan,
was passed unanimously, stating it as
the opinion of the guardians that, owing
to the fall in the prices of stock, and the
prolonged wet weather, during the har-
vest, resulting in almost unprecedented
damage to the crops, the farmers of the
union are reduced to a very, critical
financial state, and ''this board feel
it their duty to call attention to these
circumstances, and earnestly to express
hope that the Landlords of the country
will grant substantial reductions to their
tenants. =. 7~ - - .' 80 .s ''' ,.I So.
At. the meeting of the Sligo board Of
guardians, Alderman Collery, M. P.,EV.
c.. presiding, similar resolution was
adopted. 49,.
with deep regret we have to announce
the death of Mr.. Michael Gawley, which
took place suddenly at his residence,
Grangebeg, Templeboy, on Nov. s. He
was about his usual avocation on the
previous day, but complained towards
Eevening of not feeling we'll and took to
his bed and peacefully passed away on
the following night There was no
young man in Tireragh who took more
prominent part in every movement for
the amelioration Of his countrynen
than Michael Cawley, and his death is
:-eaT-'
universally regretted.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

MORTGAGE EOREStLOSURlG.S AlIE.,
Default has been made in the condition
Johnson and Kari Johnson, his wife, to
Elizabeth A. Brewster, and dated on the
10th day of August, 1892 and recorded in
the office OF the Register of Deeds III Hen
nepin County on the 18th day of August,
! 1892, in Book S65 of Mortgages, on page 633.
are as follows, viz: The north half front
and rear Of lot number twenty-five (22l, in
block number seventeen 90, In South Side
Addition to the City Of Minneapolis, &C.
cording to the map or plat thereof Oh file
or of record in the office Of the Register 81
half being adjoining lot twenty-three iii
J said block. There is due at the date here
of on said mortgage the sum of five hun
dred and eighty-tWo and $500 dollars and
no proceedings at law or otherwise have
been instituted to collect the amount due
been rendered in the District Court Of said
Hennepin County for the sum of $605. 62-100
against said fIakon johnson and Kari
Johnson. and on which execution has been
duly issued and returned unsatisfied.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given
mortgage contained and Of the statute Iii
such case made and provided, said mort
gage will be foreclosed and the premises
therein described will be sold at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash at the
front door of the Court fIouse on Fourth
aforesaid. on Monday, the nth day of Jan
uary, 1897, at ten O'Clock a. m..- to. satisfy
said mortgage debt and fifty dollars attor-
ney's fees, and disbursements allowed by
law. g i.
Nov. 9th 1896 DIN
ELIZABETH A. BRE H1ns9s g.
T ATW AFTER. Attorney for Mortgagee. 81
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how: could you ever do such a wondrous
tin d, which puts the glories of Alexander
and OF Ohio the Great Q blush? 2
The great man could resist no longer.
t..I viii tell Won the secret, !" he said, "but
first swear that you Win conide tito no
human lips. & &
& II asyear!!, cried tie beautiful maiden.
IL ssssT hen listen!v'' responded the lion. And
there, while the Wagner overture roared
the loudest SO that it wa impossible for
eavesdr oppers even. 10 hear, he bent for
ward So that his lips all but touched the
sheIl. ia ear. Il am reformed highway
nan he confessed. For 14 years made
81: practi Ice 5of stopping two cannon ball
express trains a week, SO you see, after
sue h training as tn r. .ss3 VI
see, / see! she cried: And from
Tia hour she bronghS up her Sunday
school class TO foIlow il MS Illus rious
footsteps, thai. after many years school
Ingssin tie gentle art Of holding up a
18th thing express. they too, might be able
to q Broad diva cable carr
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DERRY.

The tenantry on the old clothworkers,
estate near Coleraine, now the property
of Sir III. Fl. Bruce, is making arrange
ments for the purchase of their hold
ings under the new land act. Sir Henry
Bruce has expressed himself willing to
sell, if a. sufficient number Of tenants are
DESTROYS of purchasing. s
The tenants on the Diapers estate, III
the parish Of Killymore, recently asked
the company to extend the period Tor
the payment of the present years rent
M to the first OF March, owing to the
bad harvest and the great depression IN
prices, but the prayer was refused. When
the tenants were asked to- pay their
rents, only six OF them attended to do SO,
the rest resolving to await proceedings
in court. when they will ask the county
court judge for time to pay by install
ments.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin-Municipal Court, City of Min
S. E. Olson Company, Plaintiff, vs.. Will
lam 3. Brady and Sarah r. Brady, De-
PENDANTS. ri e. IA f|s
The state of Minnesota to the Above
Named Discrimination and each Of you
are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint Of the above named
ef11ce of the clerk Of the above entitled
to said complaint upon the subapriber sat
his office in the Globe Building i'm the Gity
Of Minneapolis, Hennepin County Mime
sofa. within ten days after the service Z. 4ef
d tS Of such service, and if you fail to an
swer the complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff above named will take
Judgment against you and each ct YOU, for
with interest thereon at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from the sixth day of
May, 1856. to the date of the entry oftjndg-
ment herein, besides the costs and disburss-
ments of this action
Dated Nov. 18th, 1896. s.-.-...s Ny
Atty. for. Plaintiff Globe Bldg, Minneap,
oils. Minnesota. 1Esf
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DONEGAL.

We regret to have to report the death
of Mr. John Mckinley, Of Falcarragh,
who passed peacefully away on Sunday
morning, Nov. LIST. An unusually large
number of mourners followed his re-
mains to their last resting place in Gort-
ahorl1 churchyard, on the 4th. Among
many messages Of sympathy to his rela-
tives, there was 2 kind expression OF re-
gret from His Efninence Cardinal Logue,
whose friendship he had long enjoyed.
The funeral was largely attended by the
clergy OF Raphoe diocese, and the rep
resentatiyes OF the laity showed how
widespread was the desire to pay the last
honors to one who had been long identi-
ded with the commercial life of the
Northwest. The Most Rev. DR.. O'Don-
nell drove long distance to be present,
and performed the last rites over him
whose memory deserved these tributes
which are the mark of universal respect.
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CORK.

AT the last meeting of the Cork Cor
,,oration. on the mmotion of Alderman
Madden, seconded by Mr.. Pike, the reso-
luton of the Drogheda Corporation, call
Ing ON the government to relieve Ireland
Of the unequal and unjust taxation Of
S2A millions in excess of what the coun-
try ought to bear, was unanimously
adopted. a-
4 We deeply regret to have to announce
the death of the Rev. Daniel Corcoran,
&C, of 1nchigeela which took place Oh
November 10th, of pneumonia, at his
residence, after brief illness. Father
Corcoran served for many years as
curate at the North Cathedral, Cork,
where. by his zeal for the welfare OF the
people, his energy in the carrying out
Of his sacred functions, combined with
his gentleness and cheerfulness, he en-
deared himself to all. He had been sta
toned in Inchigeela for the past two
years, and the people of the district feel
his death most keenly.
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LEITRIM.

on the last fair-day of Manorhamilton,
the principal tenants on the Lane-Fox
estate held a meeting at Cooneys Hotel
to take into consideration their present
.direful position, resulting from the al
most total failure of the harvest ana tne
low price for stock. Mr.. John o'Don-
nell. J. p. Larkfield, one of the heaviest
rent-payers on the property, who was
largely instrumental in getting up the
meeting, was moved to the chair; and a
committee was appointed to communl-
cate with Mr.. Lane-Fox, and lay the case
Of the tenants before him. Since the
holding of the meeting, a report mas
reached us of the death of Mr.. Lane-tox'
at his residence in England. He was
one of the largest landowners inl Great
Britain and ireland, and one Of the most
relentless in exacting his pound Of
.aesh,",. at least from his Irish tenantry.
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LIMERICK.

In connection with Kilmal]ock Am
nesty Association, ON November 4, a
numerous attendance of representatives
from the parishes; of Bulgaden, Ballin-
vana, kirkpatrick, Ballingaddy, Eftin,
Bruree,s Dromin and Kilmallock assem-
bled at Mr.. James O'Brien's store, Water
street. The following officers were
unanimously appointed: John J. sulli-
van. +. p, chairman; P. D. Clery, treas
urer, and James w. Joyce, honorary sec
retary. 1t was decided to hold a mon
ster amnesty demonstration, for East
Limerick, in Kilmallock, on g. day that
will convenience the attendance Of Mr..
John Daily, who had written, expressing
his desire to attend. ..... ~ ~.
The dispute in the Irish bacon trade
is becoming more intensified, the buyers
of Limerick. following the example set
in Waterford, having decided, If posi-
BILE, to stop the merchants supplies.
They have arranged to intercept farmers
and feeders bringing in hogs to the mer-
chants stores, purchasing the animals
from the owners and then selling them
to Messrs. James O'Mara & Son, local
curers, or shipping the pigs to England,
failing local purchases.
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KILKENNY.

~
The Kilkenny municipal elections,
which, in conformity with the act pf
Parliament, are held on Nov. 25th, have
been attracting more than ordinary in
terest this year. There are wars anu
rumors Of wars and opposition all
round. The outgoing candidates are ''t
il St. Canices Ward, Messrs. p. Now
Ian, George Stallard and Nicholas Ken
N.Y. ny; in st.Johns Ward, Messrs. j. A.
Healy, T. Wall and J. Ayres. It was
II: r1naored that one Of the candidates in
St. Canice's Ward would not present
himself for reelection, so that a vacancy
in that electorate afforded an opportun-
ity for rival candidates. It was also
stated that there would be opposition IN
the other ward. The mayor for 1897
iwill'be elected on the LIST OF December.
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DUBLIN.

The deaths registered in Dublin for
The week ending Nov Z, represented an
annual rate of mortality of EST in every
1000 of the population. 81
The price of bread has been advanced
in Dublin to sgd. for the Alb loaf, and
aAd for the 2 Id. loaf. This is a very
/ serious matter for a large number of
consumers, and such an advance is dis
\ sinctly. unfortunate at the beginning of
1 q winter which has arrived early and
promises to be severe on the working
classes.
$s The death occurred on Nov. 13, at 81
Clarinda Park, KingstoWn, Of Mr.. Mi
5ehael McGcyern, one Of the managing
directors Of Messrs Todd, Burns e Co.,
]. 81 Dublin. Mr. McGovern. who had only
ii oeen ill for a short time, was highly es-
+: .jee5ned as a practical business man, and
lis genial disposition and straightfor
ward character endeared him to all with
whom he came in contact 81
SSsS3s We regret to announce the death OF
B AR Matthew Eaton, which place
rather une ed VI on utter y
sshtert illness of u
reesid enee fenlb !
seessed \,
III 61 ~ So ll 81
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..ECARLOW.

That august official, the Dublin Castle
chief secretary secretary, has written a
letter to the Carlow town commission
5ers, declining even to hear their deputa-
tion on the question of treasury aid for
the eminently useful and urgent work
Of draining the River Barrow. He lis
compelled he writes, to come to the
conclusion that even If the Treasury
were willing to provide the large sum
necessary, it could be applied to more
useful purposes in Ireland" Consider
J. ing that the money in any event is the
money Of the Irish people themselves, OF
which the English treasury officials have
been plundering them for the last CEN
fury by over taxation, the impudence OF
this castle lackey (who signs himself
{ Z. @. Dowdall) is colossal, to say The
least.
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KERRY.

At KILLARNEY the town com nission q
IN, On the motion OF dr. Thad deus q 3.
O,gonor, seconded by MI. J. Ben lEte 4
have passed a resolutio in relation TO
the Financial Relations, Commission re- e
port 1tr ID demanding that the imperial ex.-
:chequer should bear Irish baronial guar
5antees Tor railways, and reduce the
charge for loans to public bodies in Ire
land.
& The death is announced, on Nov. 5, at
Valentia Island, of Julia, Dowager Lady
Fitzgerald, widow Of the knight of ker-
n lSir Peter Fitzgerald ,Bart).
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DOWN.

A Newry telegram reports the death
on Nov. Sth, from bronchitis of Lady
Clsrmont, Of Rayensdale Park. The de-
ceased lady was the daughter of the first
Marquis of Ormonde, and sister Of the
late Lord James Butler, and married in
1910. the first Baron Clermont, who died
IN 1887. She was in her eighty first
year. ,s4
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ROisCiOMMolNl,..li.

ss A5 the last mont a eeting Of the
Boyle town colnmi ssioners. Major ! 81 +.
Murphy, d: the chair, a resol ution
!in of the amnesty of the peliticai
prisuners ~ carr ca airInsaIl
alone dissenting M
lae, Rpyle town comm sicne1s intend
e slss-'
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Inyestin a Cold Mine:

We have group Of nine Free Milling Gold
mill test. fully developed, with sufficient ore
on dumps and IN sight to run . mil for years,
Only enough stock offered to raise the bal
ance Of Twenty Thousand Dollars to put up 2
mill on the property. Twozt irds airea dy
taken I. First output OF mil ts obligated 70
company further agrees to refund tiie:money
paid for the stock upon surrender. q same.
the holder is dissatisfied tits tho great6yt
Opportunity ever offered for an absolutalY
cafe investment, with q certain ty OF large
per cent per mon tn on the investment when
properly equipped. ts. Further information
cheerfl1ly FIRMS he'd on applicat 1on. issl INV
e. p. Null HY 81 CO.,
#{s5 q INVESTORS, AZ II
5es FIRST AVE, sPoKAN 3, sii. sSssE
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for the construction of light railways; in
ireland should be spent ON making q line
between Arlgna coal mines and Boyle,
via Ballyfarnon. IN s.ss 81
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73YYT m l.Is.s
lllI AZ.
EH4l4H MI iii ! zos
n
Of Dolls Bargain List will be
fT,a M. ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE, 5O8-5lO,
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..S'z, Attorney for Receiver for Mortgage
sH13a Globe Building. ~ 4s
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xttensiYe circle Sot ana
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Atty. for. Plaintiff, Globe Bldg, Minneap
oils Minnesota. 81 3jgs
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
nepin-Municipal Court, City of Min
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06
Republicans In Earnest.

Republicans of Skowhegan are in
earnest and at work. They will set up
one of the most vigorous campaigns
ever made in this town.
At conference of leading members
of the party with the Republican Town
Committee, Friday evening last prelimi-
nary steps were taken for the organi-
cation of Mckinley and Hobart cam
paign club and the committee was iu-
structed by unanimous vote OF all
present to secure rooms and open Re-
publican head quarters without delay.
n meeting for the organization of the
club will be held at Grand Army Hall,
tomorrow, Friday evening, at 500
O'Clock sharp, to which meeting all Re.
publieans of Skowhegan are invited
also any formerly of the Democratic
persuasion who purpose to act with
Republicans in the coming election.
There should be grand turn out at
this meeting of all our citizens inter-
ested in seeing the town make good
showing at the election, September 18th,
in favor of honest finances and business
prosperity. \ few lively speeches may
be expected from local speakers.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06
wEATHEK-ekOP BULLETIN.
Report of New England Weather bureau
for Week Ending Aug 3.

Boston. Aug A. - The following
weathef=efep bulletin is issued BY thu
United States agricultural bureau, NV
England section. J. Warren Smith. di-
rector:
The weather in New England for tn
week ending Aug. , has been very favor.
able for all growing crops. except pos-
sibly too moist for potatoes. the vines
are blghnn- quite generally in the
south. From one to IL inches Of ram
fell throughout the district during the
week. High temperature prevailed til
Friday, July L. When il grew rapidly
cooler. and a 81 2 t frost Vas experienced
in northern NV Hampshire and in
Maine ON the morning Of Aug /. doing
very little damage There was SOM
damage done by hal and wind In a local
storm IN Vermont on the 18th. and tn
sale ON tn Isl and d injured some
corn, fruit Gle. In Massachusetts. The
army worm is disappearing.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

The Republican legislative caucus,
held here Saturday last. was the largest
aud one of the liveiest ever held in town.
The several candidates are able and
popular men. and their friends worked
for them with a will. The contest was n
friendly one throughout. and quite close
between Mr.. Walton and Col Blunt in
the several ballots. L. l.. Walton, Esq.
the nominee, is the junior member of the
we'll known, successful law firm, Walton
and Walton, native of Somerset
county, public spirited, honored citi-
zen, intimately acquainted with the
people of Skowhegan, and familiar with
their public needs and business interests.
His long residence here, his business
ability and legal experience, materially
add to his qualifications for efficient re-
presentation of the best town in Maine,
in the popular branch of the State legs-
lature.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

Chatham Mass, Aug. f.-Sehooners
Matte \. Franklin, Philadelphia for
Portland. and Charles l.. Jetireys. bound
southwards. eollided in a thick fog last
night near the Pollock Kip lightshp
Both vessels Were considerably dam
aged. and the JeffieYs narrowly escaped
sinking. but prompt work by the crew
prevented serious disaster The vessels
lay to all night. and this morning thu
Monomuy life saving crew went aboard
and assisted putting things Il rights.
and both sehuoners Were able to proceed
before n0ontime.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

Boston, Aug. 3.-Another slashing af-
fray occurred in the Italian quarter last
night. Michele Seheene. for some un-
known reason. probably feud, met and
attacked Vito Mastranglo with d gevol-
Yer. firing three shots at him, all taking
effect. Mastranglo Was not seriously
wounded, for, drawing a knife. he flew
Al Scheone and slashed him a number ri
times about the head and breast Both
men We're arrested, and taken to the hos
pital. Where they HOW lie. guarded by
two officers
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

Mr.. r, II Marble of Harmony, was in
town, Tuesday. He has recently been
buying wool in Franklin county. He
says the prices are exceedingly low,
from to lie. This is fearful. We are
now getting the full benefit of free wool
and how do farmers of Maine enjoy it?
No wonder Democrats are inclined to
regret that Republicans do not feel like
ignoring the tariff issue. Farmers of
Somerset with the free wool object
lesson so forcefully brought home to
them, will vote for protection and pros
perity at the same time they deposit
their votes for honest money.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

Geo. g. Weeks, Esq. of Fairfield, has
been unanimously nominated for the
House of Representative by Republic
|hns of the class composed of Fairfield,
Emithfeld and Mercer. He will be the
|Mly member of the House from Somer-
st, who has before serv ID in the legis-
hure. He served his district abl, in
The legislature of 1888.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

ihomas +. Watson, the popuist can.
~a'e Tor vice president, is working
a'u 70 secure the withdrawal of Sewall.
= SAYS if Sewall does not withdraw
VIE are hut two feasible plans. One
!" run two distinct electoral tickets,
W me second an electoral ticket com
,'ea largely of democrats and partly of
spullsts He says: My own judy
..u' Is that we must run a full electoral
''Af' Unless Sewall retires.' The situa-
: = decidedly demoralizing. 1t would
slpiy matters greatly to have one of
candidates for vice president pull
~ Out they both appear to be "stick-
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

I will just say to young men who ex-
pect to make farming their occupation,
that they may expect hard work and
plenty OF it and will not need to join any
base ball nine for exercise, but if they
take care OF their health and habits, it
will not hurt them, for have tried it for
over sixty years and am today well-pre-
served man. can truly say that with
the blessing of our Heavenly Father upon
the labors of myself and family | have
made farming pay. and what | have done
others can do.--From paper by John
Larrimer before Bloomingburs Ohio
Institute.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

republicans in the Representative
class composed of the towns of Madison,
Solon, Athens and Cornville nominated
Cassius {. kinsman of Cornville, Satur-
DAY, for representative TO the legisla-
lure. Mr.. kinsman WAS selected by
|he Republican caucus of CornVile.
iit4r quite an exciting contest upon the
fourth ballot. The other candidates
s're F. W. Paige, S. II, Beal and w. c.
|Hobart
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

Some people are disposed to blame the
Demoeratic party for standing in" for
Pfee coinage of silver at Chicago, but
wat else could it do. Ii was free coin
Ike IL to ! or "bust. The only posi-
Paty of making any show whatever 10
|N national campaign was for it to en-
P'ce the heresy. 1t was that or oblit-
Fs'on, and the party that is usually on
|N wrong side of economical questions,
maintained its consistency and secured
EOionged existence by its action at
|hicago.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

No. Volume /, OF THE Girls Home, y
paper published by the Children s
AID society of Belfast Maine, has been
NcelVed. 1t is published quarterly in
We interest of the Girls Home, an in
sllution deserving of the patronage of
public spirited citizens of Maine. Send
p cents and the publishers will send
POu the paper one year. You can
merely learn all about the Girls Home
ii Belfast.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

At the Republican convention of the
district composed of Pittstield, Canaan,
Palmyra and Detroit. held at Pttsfield
Saturday last. Alonzo Burse was I'M
|nimously nominated for representative
hthe legislature and Oramel Murray,
|PIltsfeld r. A. Stacy, Palmyra; Fifield
Mitchell, Canaan, and Leonard Lord,
Detroit were elected District committee.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

e Il. Girdler AID Fred Z Hatch Of
Mercer. repnf. a pretty good forenoon's
work this season, July 18th they
started at 80 o'clock ia The morning
ard run two . 4. chain gear, Buckeye
moving machine, unit l2.5o p. n. and
laid low Just |, aeres Of grass. If any
one can show better work than this
We would be pleased 10 hear from them.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06

Tuesday, August Ii, is Relief Corps
day at Camp Benson. All members of
&. \. K. posts and friends are specially
invited. 1t is understood that If 81
tickets are sold here special return ear
will be run late in the day.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06
Republican Speakers.

Hon. 5 j Walton and Forest Goodwin Esq
T.ALBANS, Monday Eve, Aug. 10
40. NEW PORTLAND, Frioay IA
The Somerset reporter., 1896-08-06
In the Nick OF Time

Swampseott. Mass. Aug. 8. = Three
Cambridge boys, all about IA years of
age. were picked up in a small boat yes
terday afternoon, three miles off Minots
light. by Captain John Smith Of TIN
schooner Gertie Smith. The boys hired
a boat Saturday fer fishing trip. hut Il
severe blow carried away their sail, and
an oar was lost 50 that the boat MAS
helpless and DRIFT ng rapidly To sea " hon
discovered by Captain Smith.