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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
Three New Iron Bridges.

Three small iron bridges arrived at
the depot the latter part Of last week
and are now being erected BY the town
Of Lancaster as follows one 2O-foot
span over 4 little stream on the road
to Griswold mill near Klondike pump
ing station. north Of town. one lS-
foot span on cemetery road near Mart
Fahy's east Of town. One l2-foot
span on road east Of the fair grounds,
near Moorc's farm
These three bridges are al. iron ex-
cepting the floors which are Of three
inch white oak lumber, and they will
cost IN the neighborhood of 800. 90.
They are considered economical as
compared to an all-wooden bridge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
A NGighb0rlu Row Over fl Doq.

VIM. II. Welsh aud Adam Morrow
live on neighboring farms in Little
Grant. near the Welsh mill. Friday
morning Mr. Welsh sent his hired
man over to Mr.. Morrow and told him
he must kill his dog as il had been
chasing his sheep. Mr. Morrow sent
back word that he would not kill the
dog but that II the dog had done any
damage he wonld pay it, Later Mr..
Welsh met Morrow and called him
some hard names because he refused
to Kill the dog although he did not
claim that the dog had killed any of his
sheep Then they both came to town
in the afternoon and Mr. Welsh made
complaint against himself for using
abusive language and supoenaed Nor
row as witness. Justice McGonigal
fined Mr.. Welsh - and costs, amount
ipg in all to S7.15.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11

The Nathan family in all its various
branches is snugly in camp southwest
of the city and the camp has been
named .'None SUCH There is a regis
ter tor visitors at the camp from
which we take the following names:
Charles Culver, Milwaukee; Arthur
Harkett, Dubuque; Harry Sweat, Ga
lena; Felix Iickelman, Mr. Phillips,
Superior, Wis; Chas. Gates, Clark
Buchner, Wilmer. Ark; Eta Peck,
Mrs. Mother Cronin. Plattevile; Katie
Mortimer. Grace Howe. Boscobel; DR..
Cronin. Mrs. Cronin Emily Cronin,
Whitney Burr. otto Smith. Mabel Or
ton. Mrs. Painter, Mrs. Webb and
children, Harry Basford. Mrs. Bald
win Fay Baldwin, John Baldwin, Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs Arthur Knapp, Mrs.
Chas. Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Irish,
Emma Chase, Kittie Wright, Minnie
Wright, Name Wier, Jessie Orion.
Rena McGonigal, Eugenia Hyde, Jessie
Decker, Alice Wright, Chas Wright,
John Jane, Mrs. Fred Burr, Mrs.
Humphrey, Jessie Humphrey.John S.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nathan. Sr.,
Martin Burris. Leo Jeide, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Showalter, Arthur Benn, Frank
orion Roy rockingham, Geo. Divall
and children, Mr.. and AIRS. John Car
thew and daughter, Chas. Mccoy,
Alice and Clara Humphrey, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
Criminal Matters.
George I

Ferdinand Laabs caused the arrest
of Otto Behncke in Little Grant. On
Tuesday he was brought before JUS
tice Geo Il. Wheeler on a change of
venue from the court of r. +. Bald
win in Lancaster charged with steal
ing one dollars worth of apples from
Labs orchard. Case adjourned to
Tuesday, Aug %. at o'clock in the
afternoon. Defendant gave bonds in
sum Of $25 for his appearance in
court on that date.
Nettie Finney caused the arrest of
Edward Finney of the town of Bee
town. On Tuesday he was brought
before Justice VIM. McGonigai in
Lancaster charged with calling the
complaining witness 'Old Mrs Tan
glefoot" and using other abusive
language tending to provoke a breach
of the peace. The case was settled by
Edward Finney paying $i5.
Clarence Redmond caused the ar
rest Of Ed Mundon of the town of
Lima. On Tuesday Mundcn was
brought before Justice VIM f.
McGonigal in Lancaster charged with
shooting shotgun at Redmond and
not in self defense The case was adj
journed to TUESDAY Aug. %. at l
n'clnnk N m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
rs Others See 1t.

Necedah Republican: \ copy Of the
Lancaster Teller published in Senator
BaNter's home. has been received at
this office. This paper contains sew
eral columns of violent and bitter
abuse OF Hon. j. W Babcock, which
is uncalled for entirely. 1t does not
seem possible that a newspaper man
would 70 forget bis calling a 70 print
such libelous matter about prominent
public men. It is no wonder thar
Senator Baxter failed to secure the
endorsement Of his home city and
county handicapped BY the support
III such an organ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
Short Letters From CharlrB Nue..

GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba, July 81.
To SUIT c. II. NYE.
DEAR FATHER: / left Charleston,
5. G, July 10th, ON the Spanish prize
boat, Rita. Have been on her twelve
days. Wouldn't land us at Santiago
on account Of yellow fever. The
Iowa, Indiana, Massa husetts and
Texas battleships are lying close to
us; also the cruisers Columbia, New
ark, Marhlehead aud Yale. and
twentv-fcur transport ships. We
leave in about an hour for Porto Rico,
700 miles distant. We can see the
graves of the marines who were killed
here; also their camp. Srw the graves
Of forty Rough Riders Yesterday at
Siboney bay
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
An Unusual Proceeding.

District Attorney Howe was in town
Tuesday and ordered the release from
jail of Colonel Kavanaugh on Satur-
day morning Of this week The Colo
mel was sent up from Boscobel for 80
days and his time would have been
served out on the first day Of Septem-
Der next; but the county attorney ac-
cepted from Kavanaugh 5000 as pay
Of fine for the time remaining % be
served - day and ordered his release
According to the above figures. the
Colonel has earned hi, board and a
fraction over iifty-iive cents day
while in Jail
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11

Gee. II. Lewis. James Edwards. r
Meyer. Jr. L q Armstrong. j. y
Swingle, Ira Fox. D..W Clark. James
Jeffrey. Joseph Gates. X. A. Goodell
W. &. Palmer, \. l. UT, John Long
botham.
FIRST ASSEMBLY, CONVENTION.
This convention met ii the City
Opera House. S H. Taylor was made
chairman and David Schreiner secre-
tary. A committee of five, David
Eastman, A. Is. Bailey, Geo. Garth
wait, w d Garner and Herbert
johnson, were appointed to propose
delegates to the State Convention.
The committee selected the follow
inc who were elected delegates 5. II.
Taylor, w. Pollock, G. H. Him. d. b.
Brunson. j. P, Chandler. W. +. Howe.
A. c. V. Elston. F. H. Schuppener,
j. NJ. Lewis. Herbert johnson, 0. j.
Arnold.
SECOND ASSEMBLY CONVENTION.
This convention was called to order
by Thos. Metcalf S. f Smalley was
elected chairman and Il. A. Goodell
secretary. y resolution was adopted
instructing delegates to be elected to
support La Toilette for governor after
which the following gentlemen were
elected delegates to the State Coz
vention. by acelamation:
Yves. Hymer. Geo. Mills. Conrad
Weittenhiller, NJ. n. McIver. W. p.
Hartford, S. f smalley, II. A Good
ell. Warren Johnson, Grant Eastman,
George McFall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
Mineral Point fair.

OF all the fairs to he held in thi,
part Of the state none will surpass
the Southwestern Wisconsin" to be
held at Mineraipoint Aug. IS, II, IS,
and 49, Besides the usual exhibits aud
racing contests there will he other
marked attractions
The two famous lone PAGERS Happy
Jack and Tossie d. will pace together.
This will be d speed attraction worth
going miles to see
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11

front and good deal from the side
hill.
Soon the enemy began to pour out
Of the mill and run up the road and
the Massachusetts boys after them.
They threw away their guns and ran
like a flock of sheep. We found five
dead and eight wounded Spaniards in
front Of the mill. Not one Of us
(Co CD was touched and only two of
the Massachusetts boys were wounded.
CHARLES NYE,
Sergt. Co. G.. 9th Ill. Vol.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
ALLH|S WAY.
Smith and Joiner Gracefully
Yield to the Will of
The District.
FIFTY SIXTH YEAR.

At the Spring Green Convention
August 9th, Congressman Babcock
was renominated by vote of ~ TO
29. G. j Smith. of Viroqua. and
Il. l.. Joiner, Of Iowa, were the only
opposition candidates, Messrs. Baxter
and Evans having previously with
drawn.
The convention was called to order
at II o'clock by Chairman Davidson of
the congressional committee, who
read the call. and Senator w +. Con-
ger, of Prairie du Sac was made
chairman.
G. r. Showal,er was made tempo
rary secretary and by unanimous
vote the temporary organization was
made permanent.
A committee on resolutions was APP
pointed consisting of Messrs j. A.
Henry. of Adams; }. a. Haggerty, of
Crawford; Richard Meyer. Jr. Of
Grant; James Spens!ey, Of Iowa; c. Fl.
Maxson. OF Juneau; NJ. G. Bradley. of
Rlchland; Phil Check Of Sank; Fred
wilkins. of Vernon; and then the con-
vention adjourned until o'clock.
When the convention reconvened it
proceeded to the nomination Of the
candidate. l.. II. Bancroft. of Rich
land Center. named Mr. Babcock
Fred Wilkins. of Viroqua, named {. j.
smith; and j. P. Smoker named K. l..
Joiner W. G.. Palmer. of Boscobel,
seconded the nomination OF Mr. Bah
cock
The informal ballot stood: Bah
cock, IS; Smith. Is; Joiner. y.
On a formal ballot one vote from
Iowa went to Babcock, making his
vote II.
Before the announcement OF tie
formal ballot IN motion OF gentle
man from Vernon. seconded by one
from Iowa. the nomination was lie
clarcd unanimoUs
Committees were then appointed to
escort Mr. Babcock. Mr.. Smith and
MIR. Joiner to the platform. Mr
Babcock thanked the convention and
accepted the nomination in an excel
lent address of considerable length.
lie set forth in concise language the
great questions which the United
Stated is now called upon to meet
stating without reserve his position
cf those issues. Messrs. Joiner ard
Smith also addressed the convention.
considering it an honor to be even
second in the race and pledsing un
swerying support to the party and
their successful rival.
The Congressional committee was
elected rs follows. Henry Casson,
chairman. Edward Paulson Of Adams.
|. d rurlburt, Of Crawford r. Meyer
Jr.. Of Grant. J. r. Smelker ri Iowa,
J. c. jacobson Of juneau, Il H. De
Lap OF Richland Hm. Faller of Sauk.
and Il. 4. Russell of Vernon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
Kicked BIZ fl Horse.

Bert Wanezek, ? year old son Of
Lanndryman A. r. Wanczek, Lancas-
ter. was kicked Oh the mouth 81 4
horse few days ago. TWO teeth were
knocked out and a cash eft in his face
that had to be sewed up with tour
stitches
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
To Meet fit BOsGobsI.

The ninth annual convention OF the
southwest Wisconsin Young peoples
society OF Christian Endeavor will
meet at Boscobel August Is and II.
following is the program:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
song song service ana organization at $50 o clock
Address of welcome - Rev BOND
Address of local society - President
Response of district - Rev Collett
Duties OF Christian EndeayorerS to their
Church Rev SrboanfeId
Discussion led by
,,,.,,,. ,,...,,. Miss Helen Reed Lancaster
TUESDAY EVENING. - =
song and praise service. conducted by
:, +. A. kolb. Platteville
Presidents annual address
:, -----.-....-.--.--A. W kopp, Platteviile
heCeptlon -: Is to 900 O cloc k
WEDNESDAY MORNING
SUNRISE prayer meeting at O'Clock, led by
Miss Edith Nichols. Platteville
ohcerS report election of officers general
business, conference-free parliament
Social life of the society
,.......--..- Miss Clara Andrews South WAYNE
Discussion. led BY Rev Hayner
Kind of Mission Work to be done and best
methods of doing il MiSsLaura Ellsworth
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
song service. Junior Hour. Society Reports
Exercises by Lancaster Juniors
.--........-- Miss Rose Alcorn Supt Lancaster
Address to juniors by Dist. Superintendent
Serving God in Little Things Rev Francis
Methods OF conducting the weekly C. f.
meeting Prof. Gibson Appleton
Address ......,.-.- Rev Titmarsh
Address Christian Endeavorer's Ideals
Rev. Il. j. Brown Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
Death OF George S. Whitcher

George ). Whitcher died at his
home in the town Of Lima Sunday eve-
ming at I O'Clock after lingering i'll
ness OF several months.
Mr. Witcher was born at Bath, CAT
ton county, New. Hampshire May /.
1880. At the are Of years he moved
with his parents to Michigan where
he remained nine wears. coming then
to Potosi. In 1880 he pent to California
and lived there 0 II and on foI six years.
He married Rhoda l.. Cooley sept
% 1859. They have a family Of
children, John. and Fannie Conner in
Nebraska Lee, Nora Kinney and Geo.
Jr., ia Wisconsin.
Mr. Whitcifer has always been rec
ognized as an authority in dairy mat
tiers. At his death he was operating
two creameries and cheese factories,
one at The home farm the other near
A X. Bailey's.
His funeral took place at the family
residence at 2 p. m. Tuesday Platte
Vile witness.
rhi, Is racing week at Riverside
lark, Cassyille. Thursday and Friday
are the days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
PoRro Rico. july u

We landed in Porto Eco Yesterday
noon under lire Of the G,ocester. Two
companies drove the Spaniards back
about three miles into bic sugar
factory last night about o'clock.
Two companies of the 9th Mass. and
Go. G. OF the 9th Ill. took position
We took possession Of a house on a
hill looking right down on the enemy.
| had u CosSack outpost at the base of
the hill-so close We could hear the
Spanish sentries' challenge. At
O'Clock the Spanish opened fire on the
Massachusetts boys and on my out
post They drove in the Massachu-
setts outpost; but didn't drive mine
in We did not fire shot, so didn't
expose our position; but the Massa-
chusetts boys did We laid behind
trees watching field which the Dons
luckily did not try to cross. The
balls kept singing arolnd us steadily
for two hours. striking the trees and
cutting limbs and leaves. At3o'clock
in the morning the firing ceased, and
AT 80 nay outpost was called in. We
took position on the crest OF the hill
at 5tl5. The Dons opened fire on n
aud We returned it Soon the Massa-
chusctts boys joined in and the enemy
retreated to a big sugar mill The
Massachusetts boys advanced and
July p: got thus far on this
letter last night when the Spaniards
began firing OH our lights, 50 We had
to put them ont The outposts began
firing and they took Us out with six
companies and two pieces Of field
artillery about miles, and brought
US back again aud We got good
nights rest-the first time have
closed my eyes for thirty-six hours.
Mosquitoes are terrible; but the eli
mate Is fine never oyer IS or below
% degrees.
Vel, will e On with the story Of
orr first battle and victory. They
got under cover Of cane break. They
opened up on US every time we
advanced and my company got over
half the enemy's tire. We finally
drove them to The sugar mill and We
opened on it the Massachusetts boys
on the front and flank and Go. g
shooting over their heads from tie
hin. We got Spanish tire from in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11

The Union telephone company i
building over its exchange ii Laucas-
ter aud for the next week or two the
service will be somewha. impaired;
but after the work i finished patrons
will receive better service than ever
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11

Twenty eight teachers attended
examinations in Lancaster last week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11
fit Camp None Such.

Sergt. Go. G.. 9th Ill. Vo'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-11

rhi, is racing week at Riverside
lark, Cassyille. Thursday and Friday
are the days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-24

Fah River Policeman Killed
BY Brother Officer.
! . Man; d Revolver Is
accidentally Exploded.


Fan River, Mass, Aug. awhile in
pursuit OF a fugitive, this evening. Police
Omcer Lewis T. G. Gormley was accident
ally shot and killed by brother ofhcer
Frank e. Pierce.
The two men, with Captain Edison, were
chasing Thomas Stratton. for whom they
had warrant, charging him with non
support. Stratton ran into a field. with
the two officers hard after him, while
Capt Edison went another way to head
him on.
All three OF the officers had their revolt
vers in their hands. and Capt. Edison had
already discharged his in the air. CORN
ley was just ahead OF Pierce. when he
stumbled over stone and fell down, and
Pierce fell on top of him.
On striking the ground the revolver In
Pterce's hand exploded and the bullet
passed through Gormley's body. near the
heart
The unfortunate man lived about five
minutes. Gormley was 30 years old, UNI
married, and lived with his parents.
Stratton escaped in the. darkness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-24
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.


Washington, Aug. 23.-Nathan Paul
!. has been appointed postmaster at
1 Sango Lock.
This change in the star service is an
nounced:
Route 1851 Kenduskeag to South
Hudson. Modify order of August l.,
1898. ,Rulletin 562D. SO as to state a
decrease in distance of y miles by the
supply of South Hudson at the site au-
thorized July q, 1898, and to take eff
feet August Is, 1898, instead of Au-
gust 1, 1898.
Special service is announced discon-
tinued as follows:
. Brixham, York county, from railroad
station In. o. Conway Junction.
From September 30. 1898. on route 1865.
North Sullivan, Hancock county.
! from West Sullivan. From September
30, 1898, on route 1856
This change in schedules are an
n0unced
. Route 1858. Cambridge to Dexter
Leave Cambridge daily, except Sun
day A. M. Arrive at Dexter by 7.3O
A. M. Leave Dexter daily, except Sun
day., 6.15 P. M. Arrive at Cambridge
by S.45 p. M.
Route 1854. West Riply to Dexter.
Leave West Ripley daily except Sun
day, $50 A. M. Arrive at Dexter by
7.30 p. NJ. Leave Dexter daily. except
sunday. 6.15 p. NJ. Arrive at West
Ripley by S.15 p. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-24
SQUIRREL ISLAND.
Ahlsl!cs Given q Boom. carita Dodses a
Whale. Personal Notes.

Squirrel Island, Me-, Aug. 2S.-(SpeciaD.
The Squirrel Island Athletic Association
is now a reality At a meeting held in
the Casino, Monday forenoon. the associ-
alton was formally organized, constitu-
ton adopted and officers elected as fol-
lows:
President, E. NJ. Bowman, Brooklyn, N.
Y; vice presidents. A. H. Davenport.
Maiden, Mass, Edward Stanwood. Brook
line, Mass, Senator Frye. Lewiston; Sec
rotary. Alexander Doyle, New York City:
treasurer. f. H. Hanson, Newark, N. j.
These officers. together with five others,
make up the executive committee. The
others are Edward Stanwood, Jr.. Robert
Il. Whitehouse. E. M. Noyes. Wallace H..
White, Jr., and arthur p. Merrill.
The purpose of the association is to lay
out good ball grounds. tennis courts, golf
links, etc. Already nearly 5000 has been
subscribed for necessary initial expendi-
lures, and 1t is hoped that annual dues
will be sufficient to support the associa-
ton in the future.
Philip Pottle of Lewiston, left for his
home. Thursday. He will be missed by
The usual whts PAD was held in the
Casino. hast hfEhts The prizes were won
by Mrs. Mutcll. Springfield; Mrs. Reade:
Auburn; Miss Ethel Hayes, Auburn; and
Mrs. Wood, auburn. q ~ ~
Robert T. Whitelrouse and family left,
Monuay, for Portland.
A. ii. Davenport's fine steam yacht
Carita Recently took Il large party to
Monhegan. During the return trip Capt
Rowe was obliged to change his course
repeatedly because of large whale which
which rose and spOuted several times di-
rectly in the course of the yacht.
Tomorrow night. the last hop of the
season will be held in the Casino. The
1n. .ft,,xr y, mil hold
evening.
Mr.. Warren. the well-known Harvard
football player, is visiting friends on the
Island.
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PEMoBscoT.
NEWPORT.

NESW NSAS
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stuart arrtved
home, Saturday. -
Rev. b. B. Bryne is visiting friends in
East Pittston and vicinity.
Mrs. E. r. Dow returned from visit
to Whitelield. N. H.. Monday. a
Rev. Mr.. Webster on account Of his
health. is obliged to takes vacation Of
indefinite length.
Rev. Mr.. Wade, formerly pastor Of High
street church, now in Pittston, preached
at Camp Benson, Sunday.
The reunion Of the Bracket family will
take place at C. G. Brackett's. Wednes-
day. One hundred and nifty are expected.
The Dexter. Newport and Pittsfield
chapters Of the Eastern Star, had an ex-
cursion across the lake, Tuesday, in the
steamer Hervey. A dinner was served in
Maplewood cottage.
ETNA.
{ The Advent campneeting is in session
at Carmel.
: John shaw who was reported very Sick
died. Tuesday. of last week.
The reunion " CV. 3, nth Ne, Int. Vet,
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FIRE At LISBON FALLS.
Grocery Store Of F. A. Gross Burned-Loss
Total; No Insurance.

4 Lisbon Falls Me-. Aug. 23.-(SpeciaD.-
Fire was discovered. about 1910 or 1915.
in the building occupied by +. A. Gross
asa grocery store. The fire department
promptly responded and did everything
possible to save the building but the loss
Was total, including Mr.. Gross stock.
No Insurance. Cause unknown.
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Monsoon.
YORK.
OLD ORCHARD.

Mrs. Blanchette. wife Of Crown Pros.
ecuter Blanchette Of st. Hyacinthe. r.
O.. who has been with her husband q
an Old Orchard hotel. lost I watch.
chain and charm. and her purse, aIl
valued at over $500. last week. It u .not
known positively, says the Biddeford
Journal, whether the property vs.
stolen from her apartments 1t tke
hotel or whether she was the victim u
one OF the pickpockets at work ct tn
beach. --
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.s."lI.lfk..
Congressional Appointments.

Twelfth Pennsylvania district, Nor
gan d. Williams, Republican, renomi-
mated.
Fifteenth Pennsylvania district. c.
Fred Wright. Republican.
Fifth Maryland, Sydney E. Mudd,
Republican. renominated.
Third Ohio. John L. Bremen, Dem
Ocrat, rendminated. A
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sp.skf FROM MAINE WIRES.

George Robinson, proprietor of the Ca
sino cafe at kape Cottage has assigned,
says the Bangor Commercial. and will,
itsis understood, give up the management
Of the cafe. 1Elmer r. Woodbury., pro-
prietor of the Ifnion station and Jefferson
cafesHn Portland and, the Maine Central
Robinson,