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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-18
POIdCu W Hnn6ruC6.

7 rest City, z osta} przy piracy ma
smier6 zawalo ny kamieniami. Po-
!. mocnik jego, takze polak, podczas
{ tego wypadku, uleg} z}amaniu reki
: Il nogi.
w Baltimore, E, Md, Teodor Ur-
bahski, pred p6}rokiem oswiadczy}
sic 1s-to letniej Rozalii Jaroszew-
skiei niejedn okrotnie przyrzeka},
ze sig 2 ni2 oze nj; obecnie, przewi-
duj2c, ze bedzie sqdownie zmuszo-
ny do dotrzymania s}owa, ulotni}
sic gdzies, pozostawiajqc sw2 ma
rzeczona W nader przykrem poloze-
niu.. Franciszek Grzybowski opie-
kun dziewczyny, W imieniu tejze
wni6sf >skarge ma Urbanskiego o
oszczerstwo n aduzycie po}ozonego
W MIN zaufania, policya przez de-
tektyw6w rozpocze}a szukac rie-
wiernego kocha nka.
W Toledo, Q: pred paru tygod-
miami -z}ozy} chlubny egzamin ma
Ickarza p. Leon S. Talaska, poche-.
dzqcy Bay CT ty teraz ma stale
Izamieszkafy w Toledo. Przyjaciele
DR.: Talaski przepowiadaja mil
E$wietne powodzenie, czego ea}ege
|serca muzyczymy.
-. Cleveland, o. FIR. Szczepahski,
;zam. pod NJ. IA 0 Grand ave., Wy
itoczyl process odszkodowanie fir
mic Cuddy-M ullen Coal Co., 0
$4,000, "a poz zbycie sig nogi, kt6-
"a mu ucieFo po dczas. piracy dla tcj-
.ze kompanii, w listopadzic roku ze-
szfego. ..
20 w Detroit Mich. - KS. R. BY
zewski, dotychczasowy proboszez
.parafi polskiej sw. Franciszka W
zesz}2 .nicdziele podczas kazania po-
zegnaf sic re swymi parafianami.:
KS. Biskup 2 obey naznaczyt ks
Bizewskiego ma parafe Najs}. Ser
ca P. Marry ma miejsce sp. ks. ko-
lasihskiego. Jak dochodza wiado- =.
mosci, to w}asn os6 koscio}a Najsi.
serca Fanny NJ aryi samorzad pa
srafalny pozosta ina, tax jak by}y do:
tad w reku parafian. =.
Ma miejsce k s. Bi5ewskiego przy !
Eparafi sw. Fra anciszka, ks. biskup :
Foley miaf naznaezyG tymczasowe :.
Eks. Feliksa Keruza, -,
I Cleveland. O.. Niejaki avian
E;turnik J6zef X upski, napadf W ME
;dzieIe po po}ud niu W podw6rzu p.
ESledza przy To d ILL.,, Ia Jak6ba Du-
duhskiego zada mu W ty1 gfowy =
I g}eboka rane. Napast prawdopedo-
Ebnie by}a W ywo}ana re zemsty-
Kupskiego sedzia Fielder skaza} ma
| 5 dolar6w kary koszta.
New York. : W Srodzie W Po-
znahskiem una II niejaki Rybicki,
kt6ry pozostaw il majqtek przesz}o
million marek wynosz2cy. zmarly
rbyf blizkim krewnym s. p. matki
Budzyhskiej. Czesc swego majatka
s. p. Ry bicki umierajac zapisa} dla
swoich krewnych W New York.
W Brooklynskim "Navy yard''
otrzyma} sta}a posade W tych dniaeh
znany W New Yorku OBJ. Tyczyhski
opr6cz niego i OBJ. A. Fromholza
pracuje tam jcszcze kilku innych
Polak6w.
Cleveland, O. - Jakobowi Lee
wandowskiemu przyznano W sadzie
zesz}ej soboty $500 odszkodowania,
kt6re to zapfacie musi frma T. H..
Brooks. Lewandowski, pracujac
tam pozby} sig palca, "a kt6ry O.
trzymal dosyG znaczna sumo. .
Winona, MINI. : Wiel. x. J6zef
Ciemihski ME p6jdzie ma wojne ra-
zem nasza polska milicya, gdyz
znalaz} sic W to miejsce ks. irlandz-
ki, i wog6le ME okazuje sig brak
kapelan6w wojskowych dla armii
Standw Zjednoczonych. ~.
+ Cleveland, O. - Ogromny ogiei
zniszczy1 fabryke gumy do zucia.
Jeden strazak stracif zyeie. szkody
ebliczaja ma sl5o,ooo.
W Baltimore, Md, bawiEi sig
sic eh1opcy we wojne hiszpahsko a.
-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-18

u fotografa. ..... !.
= Odnosze panu. fotografa, bo
to przeciez do mojej zony zgofa ME
podobne. ..... .-. -.
:: Fotograf: Widzi pan dobrodziej,
zbi} mi sic klisz, wiec da}em zdjecie
mojej zony.
- Co znowu?
.Fotograf (sentymentalnie); A bo
to, panic dobrodzieju, koblety wszy'-.
stkie do siebie podobne.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-18
Ksiaze Henryk.
PrzXjmowany u cesarza chin

n PFZyJ1nO"aIy u cesstrAt' c111H
!: !. ,..: -. skiego. =: -
81. Pekin, Chiny. Ksiaze
sHenryk pruski, brat cesarza a
:Wilhelma, :byl wczoraj. .Przyj-
mowany ii cesarza chihskiego.
Ksiaze lego ii.jj, .adjjut;a:ln.ci= \. =jeehali
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-18
RzadoWe wyjasnienie.

>Rosyjski ambassador W Lon
dynie zazadal Cd lorda Sails
,lryIwyjasnieh, CO oznaczat
rnialo gadulstwo Chamber
LAMA, kt6ry ublizy} Rosyi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1898-05-18
o wzno,wienie procesu:

Przed sedzfa Watermanem oneg-
dai adwokaci dra Ko'ssakowskiego
postawili wniosek: O: wznowienie
procesu, = powodu, :ze :kompaniia
ekspresowa, kt6ra zaskarzy}a i do:
prowadziia do skazania dra T., nie
jest inkorporowana, a zatem akt.oj
skarzenia b}ednie by} stylizowany
sedzia Waterman od}ozyl rozstrzy'
gniecie sprawy. 80: :::... =. =. :.
81 Kto chce "Telegraf'' ezytac, .::* s..
Mech p}aci "a niego, :: Z: :. >: D., F.:
On protek ektorem pracy :..:. !. =: =:
srebra wolnego. -: i: r: r.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
A BODYGUARO OF TARPOn.
Tho Sportsman Thints Perhaps His Cay
tive Was the Head OF "a Family

The Sportsman THINKS Perhaps His Cap
tive Was the Head OF a Family.
A Sportsmen's Review writer tells
how he landed "a large tarpon on the
Gulf OF Mexico:
I'VE came to our anchorage, and in
half an hour had a strike. The sulky
brute would not jump, butwhen iroued
would just show his head and blow
and then dive down into deep water
again. Exhausted 10y previous fight
with a tarpon, coud not fight him SO
hard, and it was 90 minutes before he
gave up.
"Ie jumped only twice; but re
marha5le incident happened during th-
struggle. While the Jarpon had Oh
was sluggish, he secmcd to create in
tense excitement among all the others
in the bay. They we're loaping and
cayorting around be captive and the
boat as if they intended d rescue. N
one time, when we were lc.lg lowed
at a great rate down the channel. - or
L. OF them formed in almost perfect
line of lou's behind us, following and
lcap.ng into tie air ass they came. we
are leading The grand march, Dmie,
tie guide said, and , tiiah from tia
remarkable way i'm which tIe fish acted
we must have captured tAe head I'll The
family"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
A MAN OF CONSCIENCE.
Wouldn't Impern "a sinlcss Life by =
Power OF Attorney.


II have run across curious people OF
many SORTS" said the obseryout Jersey
man the other day, reports the New
York Sun, but had an experience with
a person recently who seemed 20 me
the stranpest OF all was engaged in
settling up an estate in which there was
likely TO be litigation. and l had con-
cluded to GET powers Of attorney from
os many of the heirs at law as possible
In order TO save expense and expedite
matters. / came 10 New York 10 see
Cue Of the heirs, and found him a grave
and able business, man. When | ex-
planned the situation he readily agreed
that the course : intended to pursue
Yves the best, and promised to assist noe
in it.
Then said l, Il suppose you will
sign this power of attorney and laid
the paper before him. No. he an
swered, decidedly. And why rot?'
Upon religion. grounds, he said.
For many years J have been endeavor.
ing 10 live life that should be free from
mortal sin, and 80 far / believe / have
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
WAYS OF AUTHORS.
some Writers Have Seen Very Indus
triOus and pnin.taking.

Industry and perseverance, ian in
finite capacity for taking pains if they
are not indeed genius itself, as has para
doXicalIy been said, form at least the in
dispensable accompanimeuts 10 IT, Mr.
Rider llaggard declares that he writes
his books simply 10y keeping at work on
them. And the industry OF MIR. Rudyard
klpling may be measured by the fact
that be is said 10 have written The
Record Of Badalia Herodsfoot," seven
~
siderable corrections ON The proofs. The
late Prof. Huxley was another writer
whose industry in perfectng his liter
airy expression, was only rivaled 10y his
genius.
StriAingly contrasted with this ueces.
sity for industry, says Chambers Jour
nal, have been the personal inclinations
Of some conspicuous writer's. Thack-
cray confessed that his bcsetting sin was
la2iness; he could never write. he said.
till the printers dey'{ was at his door.
The story, again, is told Of Dickens. how
onceina stationer's shop he was startled
10y hearing a lady at the counter inquire
whether tLe nest number of q certain
novel. then appearing IN monthly parts.
were ont yet. Little did the customer
guess that the u"Ntpart of the story was
rot yet in existence. a1d taat the g. nile
man AT her elbow, ia fact. stood thcre
for the purpose Of buying the paper
upon which Do intended to go homo
md write the cbapteraSi,cd for
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18

escaped any act that is beyond forgive
ness; but | could not think Of putting
my name TO a paper which authorized
anyone to act in my name, for fear that
the person might do some act which my
conscience could not approve. and which
pelhg NE IN my udnG Wouid cvCrfdst-
ingly co1demn me. 1 cannot give you
or anyone else n power OF attn.~.ey a
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18

with an enormous sale. Agents who
introduce such II work ought TO be
cordially welcomed. 4 better work
has certainly never come To our table.
Il will be read over and over again by
old and young. with ever increasing
pleasure and lasting profit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
FinnncinI ActIyitx.

DO you think prosperity has come TO
stay?"
"My wife evidently does; she has be-
gun 10 go through my pockets again"
Chicago Record.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
DARKNESS AND DAYLIGHT"
Lights and Shadows OF NewYork Life.

In this new and ,uperbly illustrated
work Il noble Christian woman tells
the thrilling story oI her personal eX-
pcriencc in Gospel, temperance, mis-
sion, and rcscuc-work in "a great city.
No recent publication j. now Command
ing 50 much attention nor his amy
other called forth such ringing words
of God SPEED" rom minister aud
eminent women. II has been preached
about from famous pulpirs. read iy
ten, of thousands ct subscribers, and
made the ,ubicc of many % clcrgmau's
sunday evening lecture Its author.
ship is fourIold, its four authors being
n less than:-MrS. HELEN Campbell,
Rev. Lyman ABBOTT, y. D, Col
Thomas w. Knox, and Inspector
Thoma, Byrnc,, Chief OF the New
York Detective Bureau.
Mrs. Campbell, the principal
writer, certainly was woman com
mis,ioned OF tod, and "In Iii, Name"
spent many wears "a, "a city missionary
literally IN Darkest New York
Whit wonderful work she did.
How dcvoJcd and blessed her labor-
were. LISA story never TO be for
COTTON This unique vo.mmcpresent~
these thrilling experiences of Christ
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18

IN Chilli they Iet nothing in the ap
pie 60 TO waste. here, after making
cider and wine from their apples, they
extract from the refuse a white and
finely favored spirit, and by another
process they procure a sweet treac.s
Or. as they term il. hcuey.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18

L. A. BAGLEN. Physician aud surgeon
II. ONCE OPEN House Block. once hours 30
10 3 20 and 10 : p. IA. Diseases OF theeyc ear
a specially.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
SOCIETIES.

DRE>RYTERIAN CuC RCH-Momiug service
] 'O:3O; sunday school 1900 Eurniue service
i.Olp m On A. +. BEUsEE, Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18

F.sUYDAM. y. Physician and surgeon
u once opposite huron block.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18

L'AKL G.. TOkREY. Attorney Inv Special
l. attention given collections. Alma Mich.
OnCe Ely building.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1898-03-18
ALMA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PROFESSIONAL.
AR GEO. W. PRINGLE,
IEeruAT Practice.

IL GFNENAL PRACTICE.
Office: Pollasky Block. Hour, 2O1to 5'olp ma.
Residence one block north OF Alma roller MILE,
Alma. Mich.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
The Storm In Now York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE eastern
part of the country and along the coast
is the center Of big windstorm. Right
in this city the wind is blowing a gale,
and at one time it's velocity reached
As miles an hour The gale moaned at
a great rate around the tops of the
skyscrapers and blew down several
heavy cable wires on Nassau street,
which tore electric light wires from
their supports. The bay and rivers were
ehurned into foam, harbor craft were
beaten about and flags on the office
buildings were split. many Of them in
to ribbons. or whisked from their poles.
The large gilt cross on the spire of ST.
Theresas Roman Catholic church, at
Henry and Rutgers streets, was blown
down by the wind and shattered on the
street. Part of the scaffolding on the
western part of the Syndicate building,
in course of erection on Park row, was
blown down
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Mr.. Gladstone started for England
yesterday from Cannes, France.
The New Jersey Legislature adjourn
ed yesterday until nexh Wednesday.
An operation was successfully per-
formed upon Nine. sara Bernhardt in
Paris
Governor Voorhees, Of New Jersey has
gone TO Washington to be a guest Of
Vice President Hobart
Lord Salisbury and his son had a mar
row escape from serious injury in an
accident to their brougham in London.
Prince Henry OF Prussia and the Ger
man vesse Is under his command sailed
from Colombo, Ceylon, ON their way to
China.
The man who committed suicide at
the Nelson Rouse in Poughkeepsie was
identified avs Ernest Anders, a profes-
sor of music.
The Kansas Pacific road was bought
in at Topeka by Alvin w. Krech, rep
resenting the reorganization commit
tee, for $6,3O3,COO
A sensation was caused in the Zola
trial at Paris by the statel nent Of Gen
eral aPellieux, that danger might be
nearer than pie supposed.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
BLIZZARD RAMPANT.
Eastern Part Of the Country
Swept by Wind.
ONE DEATH REPORTED FROM BOSTON
rhester Wall cOilapses In Clinton, Mass.
Church spIre Shattered In New
York-oigantlc Roof Blown
or In Meridep, Conn.

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-THE second great
Storm of the month reached New Eng
land yesterday. The wind came from
the west and gained N energy as it ap-
preached this section. About is inches
Of snow fell in Vermont and some parts
Of Maine. The storm amounted to
blizzard at many points. westerly
wind sweeping along at the rate Of from
45 to 56 miles an hour.
It was blowing 40 miles an hour in
Boston harbor. The stations on the
Massachusetts coast report a fearful
gale. A binding snowstorm prevailed
all day, making it impossible to dis
cern vessels from the shore. The storm
has placed an embargo on most out
ward bound shipping.
George Manning. a small boy was
killed in South Boston by being struck
and thrown into the street by a large
gate which was blown outward by the
wind just as he was passing. Death
was caused by a fracture Of the skull.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
TIE MARTIN TRIAL.
Cont snuatioii of Evidence In the Gas ssol
the Accused Dcpoties.

lEne accurct- AIcff%ltAehs
wILKESBARRE. Pa. Feb. 17.-Dur.
ing the days proceedings IN the Mar
tin trial John Feri testified that he was
standing near Steve Wuch and Mike
Cezlak when the shooting. commences
at Lattimer, and both men fell He
ran, and when he came back a deputy
Frank Clark. came up and kicked him,
and he was given into the hands Of the
deputies. They kept him nearly an
hour. He saw eight dead men lying
along the road after the shooting.
Peter Pazgon OF Cranberry told moth.
ing new. Edwin p. Strauss OF Hazle-
ton testified as TO Deputy Turner say
ing, well. / shot nine of them and
killed five" Joel Smith. brother Of the
proprietor Of the Valley hotel at Halle
ton, corroborated Strauss story rela-
tive to Deputy John Turner's remarks.
Frank Fordish, who was shot seven
times. exhibited the five wounds in his
back. One had passed through his arm
another through his shoulder and the
others were imbedded in his body.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
New York Markets.

FLOUR-State and western quiet, but
held firmly; advances asked on top
GRADES; city mills patents. $5.6OG5.95;
winter patents. $4S5@5.3Os city mills
clears. S5.4OQ5.6O; winter straights. s4.55
@A7O.
WHEAT-No. 2 red opened strong in
sympathy with Chicago. but later cas-
cd off under realizing; March, $l04as@
1.O45s: May. 99hQ99 11-16c
RYE-Film; No. ? western, 57c., Z. o.
h. ahoat, New York.
CORN-No. 2 opened firmer on cables
and general demand, but later yielded
10 realizing safes; May. S5 lS-l6QS6Bc.;
July. 36si @37c.
OATs-No. . quiet and strong at first
ON covering. followed by unloading and
a sharp break: track, white, state, $50
sSc track. white, western, 3393Sc.
PoRK-Firm; mess, $11Q1.25; fami-
~. S11.50
LARD-Firm; prime western steam'
IS. 40 nominal.
" BIrTTER-Firm; state dairy, 1sQ17c.;
state creamery, 14Q1sc.
CHEEsE-Quiet large, white, Sep
tamber. sjkc.; small. white, September,
EGGs-Firm; state and Pennsylva-
MIA, 16c; western, 16c.
SUGAR-Raw strong; fair refining,
11-16c.; centrifugal, SO test, S-16c.;
refined firm; crushed, SIC; powdered
SIZE; granulated, 5Ac.
TURPENTINE-Qui at S4qS4ikc.
MOLAssES-Ste Steady; New Orleans, 2s
| 633c.
RIcE-steady; domestic, 4ss957so.i
/ Japan 5G5hc.
TALLOw-Quiet; city, Sssc.; country
! 3ih@3ssc.
HAY-DulI; shipping, i60s5c,; good
J TO choice, 60@70c.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
DoiDgs Of miners conve ntion.

ALTOONA. Pa, FEB. 17.-At the ses-
sion of the miners conven ton resolu-
tions were adopted instructing the off,
GERS to bring about a joint conference
of the operators and miners of the east
ern field with a view to an adjustment
of wages and hours OF labo r., failing in
which a convention of min ers shall be
called on OF before March % for tho
purpose Of forming a scale OF prices and
hours Of labor to go into effect April
l. 1895 The company store system was
condemned.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
Trne mn Aeainst owen Iurphv.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Feb. 1.-THE
Fairfield county grand jury, after near
" four hours deliberation. brought in
a true bill Of murder in the first degree
against Antonio Demarco Of Stam-
ford. who killed by stabbing his two
uncles. and. a true bill Of mayhem
against owen Murphy Of South Nor
walk, who threw vftriol into the face
Of Jennie Kinsella. which frightfuuy
disdgured the girl NIurphy's offense is
punishable by life Imprisonment.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
Biennial session Bill Pa. ,ty Measure.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Republican
senatorial caucus called lest night to
discuss the biennial session bAls decid-
ed to make it a party me asure. The
vote on the proposition WITS taken at
midnight and resulted-ayesl q; nayes,
3; absente yes. 6. Those votirg absolute
ly against the proposition were Sena-
tors Malby, Ford and Higibie. Those
absent were Messrs. Wienaan, Pavey,
Burns, Lexow. Bracket and Lamy.
Messrs. Cogggsball, Raines and DAILY
voted by proxy. Senator Cha rles Davis
presided, and Senator Grant was Sec
retarY.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
rreirht station burned.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.-The Phil
adelphia and Reading freight station at
Front and Noble streets was completely
destroyed by fire, together with large
quantity Of merchandise, including both
incoming and outgoing freight. The
loss is estimated at from 100000 to
S125,0OO. The company carries its own
insurance
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
Grain stenmer Ashore.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE Brit
ish steamship Strathgarry, Captain
White. from Philadelphia for Hamburg,
with 34s, ,995 bushels Of grain, the largest
cargo of the kind ever shipped from
here, is aground on Fort Mihiin bar,
but will probably come off as soon as
the weather moderates. A special from
Millville, n. j., says the three masted
schooner Maine, laden with pig iron,
was blown ashore in Maurice river cove
and is high on the meadows.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
A Fiuhnstar Caught.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, via Bermuda,
Feb ia hlibustering expedition des-
tined for Cuba has been intercepted by
the authorities and a quantity OF arms
and ammunition seized. The American
schooner Cora NJ, last reported at
Wilmington N. c.. is implicated. The
seized material was shipped from King
ston as casks Of cement for transmits
sion TO the Cora NJ.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
nan Yenr. Zoe nIansIaurhter.

TRENTON, Feb. 11--Clarence Doyle,
who was convicted Of murder in the sec
ond degree IN the Mercer county court
two weeks ago for the killing Of Amos
Haviland at Pages Corner some time
ago, has been sentenced to serve a term
Of ten years and three months.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
Wind nleu Roof Or

MERIDEN, Conn, Feb. 1.-THE roof
of the Meriden Bronze company's build
ing. which contained about 5000 square
feet, was blown off during the high
wind and caused an estimated damage
Of $1,000. Several workmen had narrow
escapes from being injured by pieces Of
timber which crashed through the ell
~ fha factory
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
A nlIzzard Around WInsted.

WINSTED. Conn.,, Feb. ia terrific
wind has been blowing throughout
northwestern Connecticut. The wind
has assumed the violence of blizzard.
The trains on the Philadelphia, Read
ing and New England railroad are con-
siderably behind time. as huge drifts
are encountered between Winsted and
Campbell Hall N. Y.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
stenls Moner 10 rlnd Nore.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Willie. some
times called Eddie. Zeller IS off for the
Klondike, and it is charged that $4,000
belonging to his father has gone with
him. Hence a request from the elder
Zeller to tho police to cause the arrest
Of the argonaut on his way to the land
Of gold He is still at large
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
nlshop Coxe'a widow Dead.

BUFFALO. Feb. IA private tele-
gram from Geneva. n. Y, received here
announces the death at that place Of
Mrs Coke. wife of the late Right Rev.
Arthur Cleveland Coke, ID. D., bishop
Of western New York. who died sud-
denly i'm the summer of 1896.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
rhnater Wn11 ColInnses.

CLINTON, Mass, Feb 17.-In the
midst Of terrific windstorm here the
rear wall of the Cannon theater build
ing, a four-story structure, collapsed.
No one was injured. The damage can
not be estimated until an examination
is made
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
Wind High In vermont.

NORTHFIELD, Vt. Feb. 1.-THE
worst storm of the season is raging
here. The wind attained a velocity Of
from 40 TO so miles an hour. Eighteen
inches of snow fell in six hours, and
the country roads are completely
blocked. The storm is very severe far
ther north, and all trains are behind
time
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
r,nsinn.a nlnnk nnrned.

WESTERLY. r. l., Feb. 1.-THE Pot
ter block. one Of the largest business
blocks in this city, was completely
burned out last night, with a loss to the
owners and half a dozen business firms
OF over S56. 600.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17

A wesHny and responsible firm guar
antees its goods that are advertised.
Who stands sponsor for the substitutes
said to be "iust as good"
Evening journal., 1898-02-17

A cheap substitute for a standard
advertised article may prove to be.any-
thing but a bargain. Be careful 10 ger
what you ask ror. 6IIXHMkxzEsEEgzz
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
OLD Nan socks once.

MALONE, N. Y, Feb. 17.--Josiah. Bal
ley of Dickinson. "a years Of age, has
been nominated for town clerk. ,
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
FIre In Marlboro, Mass.

MARLBORO, Mass, Feb. 1.-THE
EIiddletown block on Main street, in
the upper stories Of which is the Wind
sor hotel. was damaged to the extent
Of $40 900 by fire yesterday.
Evening journal., 1898-02-17
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