davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
COVERED WITH SNOW.
Fairfield Declares that II Was One OF The
Worst Storms Ever Known

Fairfield, Nc. Feb. 2.--(SpeciaD. -Our
streets wer" an interesting spectaclc
Wednesday morning. Tho snow WAS
heaped in piles. Here and there ;uoul
the sidewalks snowshoc tracks were seen
usually ON i level with the fence but
thos" who did not possess Snowsho"s
really doubted the "XiStance of sidewalks
or paSSable roads.
Everything was completely blocked
Tuesday. ana business was almost 1T IA
StandStill After the storm had cleared
away "Nrryonc's chief business wa
ShoveliinG. Little attempt has yet been
mad" to clear the sidewalks for they
must All be shovolicd out and it will be a
long job.
Four-hours teams with empty slcds
Were sem over town, Wednesday morn
ing, and it was hard work for the horses
To get through They however made il
possible To get about little. ANA bust
ness was beginning to move again by
noon.
In the afternoon the "dgon'' was start
ed out hauled by 10 horses. Grocery teams
Spant most OF the forenoon taking orders.
delivering in the afternoon.
Everyone admired the bull dog persist :
ancy with which the E!ectrics battled
with the storm. and the praise accorded
their success is unStnted. Large crews,
Of men were kept shovclling. and, yes
t"rdaY. the ears We're quite regularly
making their trips.
Main street looked like a pass in the
Alps ana men ana teams were at work
All day hauling off ne snow ANA beans
of it yet remain. Just at present ii is
dangerous for anyone to say he has ever
seen Il worse storm. or that there will
ever be another ike it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
16 MEN MISSING.
Driven Out on lcs f|oe il Trinity Bay
and Probably Lost.
Two Barkentines Wrecked One Crew Of Seven
Men Reported Dead.

st. Johns, n. f., Feb 2.--Sixteen
men, belonging in Trinity Bay, We're
driven of in the ice, yesterday, while
seal hunting. 1t is feared they have
persisted. The boats that were OUT
seeking them, today, returned at night
fall without having got sight Of them.
The steamer Vanguard went in search
also. bur the day has been so hazy II
has been impossible to do much.
The British brigantinc Lady Bertha.
Capt Patri, from Alicante. NOV. *,
went ashore, last night, at Renew $
harbor. 40 miles south of here. She
was imhcddcd in an ice hoe ana be
came a total wreck. Her seven men,
it is feared are lost. although they
may be drifting about IN boat amid
the ice.
\ barkcntinc supposed TO he tn"
Aureola. Capt. Wakcman. from St
Johns for Pcinambuco. fish laden. was
driven ashore l,y Il noe, eight miles
south Her creW Il probably safe
Nothing is known her" today. re-
garding the steamer that was lying
distress signals IN the ice, YESTERDAY.
The steamer Glover started 20 seek her,
This morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
GLOUCESTER BAY WRECKS.
Four Vessels Located Two Others Missing
Recovered Bodies Not Yet identified.


Magnolia. Mass. F'eb. -Four Of tF"
six s"hoon'rs which were anchored ~
rrashWatcr cove. Monday ara which
were either blown ashore or out IL So
hv the blizzard have been d"imit'ls
located. bui tho late ~ y" other tW" Is
+til Il mystery There rs ,heu&h
Wr,4-ktgc IN pnliiTcr. point ~ accouat
Tor Those TWO ""!e the iame'
tIulmcS al Ealid1t and the MaioeilG~
Of furkspnT. but nothing has pH"r
found thal c3u he 4ad to HeHtitF
ifher as having ieeu dashed tg pieces
nu ne jagged rocks
IS bat remains ~ ~" ''."rE" J"&@it
Has oo the beach at iJaitNel point.
CIouee~,.g bui lho taor bodies hioA
ars. az Gloucester hat" no. hesu ldsnti-
GrA ae those "f Ihe m.n hp formed
ratt ~ h-r rN
'rhe CARA Dame lta4 hi2A And ary or
b Gfrat Ii;o"-ter At lhe "ultaac" 81.
Boston h0runl, - nina away. after h.-
ing blown across tha bay ami 10y splI-
laIracl" through sine rocks which hHt-
proved graveyard fur uIar;> q N
-ai Tha craW ut tHa Glare JaH ai.
safc having taau saved Hy the tilr
e3ylue cf.v- nj Hon
Tho Charles II Trlrtc} is known 10
nave }seath-rrd Tho gale safely outsi g.
III the lay ard the same can hy said e.
Jhe Samuel pillawa%.
The Albert H. Harding, which W,s
anchored noy lag FROM these SIX
schoau.ls was also among the miSsn2
but today. the entire crew Wett
brought into Gloucester. having been
rescued by a fisherman which had out
lived the gale.
There Is great nIerrs; manifested IN
HE rrDalt that thu bodies Of the T.
men had been picked up just off shore
aye from the crew of these vessels. An
effort will be made 10 reach the island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
BAc K INTO the WORLD.
Bangor Emerging from the Snow as sr'9ht as
New Dollar.

Bangor Feb This morning
DAMNED bright and fair The first
communication which this city has had
IN The way Of train service with the
outside world since Monday was cstah-
ii4haa upon the arrival of the Boston
main which reached here soon after :
O'Clock. two hours late. The first tram
for Boston was started ut 1910 O'Clock
Tuesday night, upon the arrival OF the
st. Holm express, which should nave
been here ut noon. Tuesday.
The Maine Central had snow pioWa
,unniny over its whole line during the
night and at 10 o'clock this forenoon
,yfryihing was open aud all trains
we've running. but not on time.
on The Bangor & .Aroostook Railroad
The snow pillow crews met with great
dficul,y in getting the road open. on"
snow plow train was stalled all night
in II big drift III Schoohi". The tram
from caribou and Houlton which
should have been here Tuesday at Ia"
T.. NJ, will not arrive here until " or 1
o'clock this afternoon.
TN, trlin from Mooschcad lake du"
moro ri Ak \. NJ, Tuesday did not arrive
here until ~ \. M. today. over u '1N
late. This train had II hard time in reach
in.e nangor ON Tuesday il ran int" driltS
so high that when the train cam" 10 Il
standstill tho snow rolled into IN" WIN
loy,S of the locomotive CAP.
\ freight train was stuck III a dfilt an
day Tuesday and most of the night AZ
Solith Lagrange.
The local street car scrvic" was cS-
tablishcd Wednesday forenoon. big crew
Of men having worked an night TUESDAY
in opening the road. Today hundreds 90!
mon who having been idle for several
weeks found employment in tn" different
,Chn different iccronrrtlS increased their
crews ON Wednesday, aud ii is thouGhth
that il win take a greater part OF Nv"
DAYS to clear The ice lclds SO that tn"
Warl; Of harvesting may In resumed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
NEW YORK SUFFERS.
Unusually Cold Weather Boston Still Shut
OF from Communication.

New York, Feb 2e-1hls is he coolest
DAY Of the season thus far. New York
escaped the blizzard by u narrow margin,
but extreme cold prevailed and the tenn
pcratttre fell - degrees last night. the
thermometer showing I've above this
morning.
ice and ferry boats are badly delayed
Surface and elevated trains are much
behind time ard street trafiic is consider
ably congested. Incoming train service
Is much delayed.
Boston is stll shut on IN occasional
telephone communication being the only
exception It was said AL the snow would
be removed from the principal streets by
noon when the normal conditions would
again be obtained.
Ships and docks are covered with ice.
The hospitals report many cases Of frozen
cXtrcmitirs and bones fractured by fans
In the police courts during the forenoon
were heard stories Of extreme dcStitution
and unusual hard~hips IN the poorer
quarters Of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Base Ball Notes.
HHH
Detroit.

Detroit. :.
inns viii be- Dan Brouthers' 2Oth year
n professional company.
Robinson ANA McGraw have begun 10
coach thu Johns Hopkins base bah can
Gidates in Baltimore.
If the sunday base ball bill passes.
Manager John Irwin will be located in
New York state, next season.
Tine place where the BaItimores will
go Ia the South is still undecided 1t NAV
W. Macon and il may be Thomasvilc
John Camel has signed with Pittsburg.
ami mis- brother Charlie says there is no
doubt of his being the first hasemln Of
that club, next season.
Mark Baldwin. the baseball player. is
sued an execution al Pittsburg. Tuesday
against Fred Won der Abe for $3.50. the
amount of a verdict Baldwin received for
an Illegal arrest at 81. Louis in 1886
Tom Burns. Uncle Anson's successor is
q native of Hoimesdale Pa. and was
horn in 1851 lie was for years one OF the
best known ball players in the country.
IN 1881 he became one Of ChcagO's IA
rlouS stone wall intiell." remaining un-
Ger Anson's management until 1sa2. In
that year ne managed the pittsburS club.
In 1879. 1894, 1885, 1896 and 1891 he managed
the Springfield club OF Eastern League
winning the pennant in 1875.
Il, "i'i DIN, the oid-tlnle pan player IS
Brooklyn. suffering from paralysis. He
~ rn 80 ~. ~ - D..
,i11rr ,.,t ~ - S,,i,,1 " ~
where ne ninvnd cavon vnar. 10 tban
ioined the p6ilad.Inhi. icom u,horn he
St1Ned tvo va.,I.. Rim tbe, franefarrn,,
Ia Inc clev|I1nd roam n, tSS, re- taol[
The management of the Albany team.
ANA was connected with ii for six years
then retiring. liz. was one of the best Of
the old-tino left tlclders in The National
League. being with two championship
teams
Since afviup Charles RI Exhibits 31-
DAYS, onfion on Ms stock in mo Rrnnk
I'm basabau chIb C;ns Abell has changed
el1is mind 1hn,,t rntiring from hasehelt
IN, option nynircd TUESDAY ana Ebhitts
3,,,l Absu ,n,.t ~ thc nffIrr of ma cnih,s
attorneys. Kiadlc x Rcddinr. The re-
s,,l, az iris r,,nfornnec We tha; Ehhif,s
NOW holds ~ coutrnlIjncr interest In the
eluh while AbeII retains - block Of stock
and will continue 10 be identified with
tina = fairs AZ ,I,a I,~noGlvu rhIb Re
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
JHs WRECKED CAAs. A. BRIGGS.
Her Owner and Capt,in Seem 10 Have Been
Unfortunate lE Losing Vessels

EoStoN. Feb. Captain J. T.. phillips
~ Taunton Ihe managing owner Of u: .
tIroa- Gia>trd schooner Charles a
Briggs, wrecked AL Nahant carly Tues
day morning. during the blizzard Which
vas in mis- city, today. seeking detlnite
Information concerning the Werck TIL
schuoner sailed from this port. Jan. T..
for Philadelphia There she loaded a
full cargo Of Goa! for Portland
She was commanded ~ Captain \.
Wentworth of East Boston. 4 volt
known navigator, Who has been fol
lowing The sea since boyhood. H Wa
captain of thc schooner Royal Arch
when that vessel WAS lost. some years
ago. ana narrowly escaped with his
lie. CAPTAIN Wentworth was about .
years Of age ana had wife ana thr"A
children
The first mate Of the vessel was J }.
Young, 20 years of age belonging ut
This city His Wife survives him.
John Haley of South Boston, aged ?,
was III" steward of tn cvess"l \ wiz
ana on" child survive.
Tho engineer was john CharIescn, "a
native of Norway. aged -.
The other members of the crew
were. Isaac Andrews Of Maryland.
aged 20; Harry ana Lewis Miliken,
aged - ami u respectively. natives cf
Maine, and Emanuel cain, of NcW
FoundIand. 81 years Of age.
The Briggs was the first three
mastnd schooner ever built in NcV.
England which was equipped With
steam for hosting anchors and sails.
Mr.. Phillips also owned the big four
masted schooner John Paul, which,
two years ago. was totally wrecked an
Point Judith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
PORTLAND HEARD FROM.
that Quiet Lille City Slowly Coming Out from
Under the Snow

Portland, Feb. 2.-Portland is sIowiy
emerging from its burial under the
snow. Zig crews Of men have bean
shoyehins in all directions since The
snow ceased to fail, yesterday after
neon. aad by night it is expected that
traffic viii have resumed its normal
condition. It is yet far frcm having
reached that point. Street cars are
running to Woodfords ana to knight
Vile; trains are running over the Port
land & Rochester road. ard a mail was
received frem Boston, this morning.
bringing The papers of Tuesday mora
ing. Telegraph communication with
the outer world has net as yet be II
established. EXCEPT over tn wires Of
The Associated Press. ard that in a
YerE roundabout way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Two WRECKS Al PlfM0UTH.
The Geo. A. Upton ard David A Oscar on lie
Eocks-The Crews Saved.

Plymouth Mass, Feb. THE commu-
nifty is rapidly recovering from the
effects of yesterdays storm and iii keep
ing with other communities is contcm-
plating it's qualities and count
ing the cost. Fortunately, the historic
shores Of Plymouth bay. while visited by
two wrecks, saw no loss Of life.
Both the wrecks We're Gloucester
schooners. the George y. Upton going
ashore on Grays Rocks and he David A.
Oscar on Dicks Flats. The crews nf
each were saved with considerable ditIi-
Guilty and ii is thought that the two YES
sells may also be reclaimed.
These two vessels were among those
blown from their anchorage in GiodceS-
ter harbor. and the Emma 7. Tozer.
which was also blown out 10 seal man
aged to clear the rocks and now lies at
anchor near Clark $ island.
Like other towns, the Electric car sYs-
TEN was paralNzed and all wires pros
trated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
TWO VESSELS ASHORE.
Schooners Clara lane and CranGa Piled tp
During the Storm.

Boston. Feb. 1.-The two mastod
schooner ClArit Jan" of Calais Me, is
ashore at Great brewster island, Boston
htrbor. tho vessel ran ashore during tht
Storm yesterday. I'll" United States liff
savers 3tnd IN" volunteer crew Of The
at Hun rescued capt. X. X. Maloncy and
crew. after - hard struggle. Tho schooner
was badly damaged ANA may not be float-
ed again She was bnund from Salem 10
Calais.
The schooner Crandalt is high on the
beach Of the Weymouth shore. She broke
away from her mornings during tho gale
and 4Iicicilt aid wa. not al hand 10
board IA thc time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
FOR HIS BROTHERS, SAKE.
Frank Wright Steals For Him--When Detected
He Commits Suicide.

Chicago. Feb. 2.-Frank Wright shot
ana killed himself, last night. when i'm
lrisonment for confessed cmhe2zl"ment
stared him in the face He was collocto,
for the Collier publishing CO.. and miSap-
propri1t"d SlH0 to help his brother. who
WAS in trouble.
When charged by an officer Of the com
ranN. Wright confessed the whole mat
Ter. and tel"graphed to friend III paVen-
port. iowa: can you do anything? Am
in trouble"
When the company thar went his bonds
decided that Ii" must stand the conSe-
quonc"s Of the law. Wright asked them to
accompany him To It hotel. to see il any
answer To his telegram had been received.
When he found that none had come. he
pulled n revolver :tId put q bullet through
his head He had been married less than
tire" weeks ana bore an excellent repu-
IHtinm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
ALL ENGLAND iNCtNSED.
Al the Alleged Blackburn Of Salisbury in the
Far Eastern Matter.

London Feb. IA wave % indignation
has swept over the press throughout the
country at Lord Salisbury'> alleged back
down al TH-Iicn-Wau. conservatives.
no less Than Liberals hcwail the sup
posed retreat from AN lmaSSailaho posi-
lion, on the ground that Great Britain.
supported by IN" luit"d States and
Japan might safely hav" detied Russia.
II is understood that tho government IS
angry with the FINES for revealing the
position
The Standard this morning. in an cdi-
toriai expressing regret, assumes that
since there is no official Information to
the contrary. the Times version Of the
situation is correct. 1t thinks that this
will be painfully felt in the course Of the
pending byc-electiOnS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
lieut.. cat. WEEKS Rey,Res
"''' Be Succeeded as Quartermas,er G,o.,,,
by Col. N, !. Ludin9ion.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The quarter
Master general Of the army, George n
Weeks, viii retire from active service
tomorrow. and viii be succeeded bv
~. Marshall /. LudinGton. the seni,~
ohic"r 81 the quartornaster'S dnna,-
rent. III" retiring quartcr1naster enn.
-f'l " 4 native of New Hampshire. ami
vas graduated from the military aead.-
my ~ July 1897. He served gallantIv
throughout the war in the quartermas.
-er's department and received breyot
tanks Of major and lieutenant colono
n March. 1863, for faithful and mcr;-
-m'ious services during the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Earthquake in Asia Minor.

Constantmople, Feb. 2-Nioleut
nave been f,it at Balikesr
Asia Minor. and around Brusa. Asia
Minor - miles from Constantinople;
population 60.oo0. Numerous fatalities
have resulted and great damage has
been done. The sultan has subscribed
e50o for the relief Of the sufferers. liz
has despatched Il relief committee 10
the scene of the disaster and has on
dered the minister of finance to take
steps To succor the injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Trade Marks and Patents Granted

Washington, ID. G., Feb .
Tn" following patents have been
granted: John S. Briggs. Poland
;ondensinG engine; Harry Kaganoysky
Eiddcford, folding horse; Gervais No
lin, Skowhegan, scythe.
\ trade mark has been granted Ia
H. International Goodyear Shoe Ma
ahinery Co, AT Portland. on machinery
for manufacturing boots ana shoes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
AMERICAN FRUIT IA8O0ED.
Germany Takes Step that May Not Be Profit
able 10 Her

Geri3n. va. Tile PruSsian minister
ot iinaHcc. Ir Miguel Issued a decree
yesterday. when goes into effect immedi-
ately prohibiting the importation of every
Kind Of American fresh fruit. The de-
cree has been sent to all the German
ports and frontier stations. excepting
bavaria SaNuny and Wurtcmburg.
The United States embassy was not pre-
yipusly warned and the United States
ambassador. Mr.. Andrew d. White. sent
formal letter 10 The foreign affice TO-
day. inquirin2 upon what authority this
inimiCdl step Was taken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
CAUSE Or s .cKO0WN.
France Germany a"a Russia Arrayed Against
ENGLAND on Eastern Question.

Berlin. Feb. Am article in tho st.
Petersburg Noyue Nremyc which has at
tractcd the attention Of Europe declares
that France and Germany supported
Russia'S determination and opposed Eng
lands with reference to ra-Licn-Wan:
and hence Lord Salisbury. il is claimed, is
obliged to consult with his colleagues he
Tor the meeting of Parliament rs to the
best way to beat a RETREAT if Great
Britain wishes 10 avoid an open conllict
with kllSSiH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Polo Notes.

oMallcy. recently OF the Rocklands,
has gone to Clinton. Mass.
Mr. Frank Baker the patentoc Of the
goal cage, when, to Hartford tn collect
his royalty of $50 on Saturday. The
club gave Il bond Of $1,000 FOR appear
ance in the United states circui; court
in New Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03

The Req or, Confirmed.

Washington. Feh. 2-1he United States
consul ut Hamburg, In. Hugh Pitcairn.
telcgraphs that 1850 barrels OF american
apples have been forbidden to- be I'M
loJded, ana that Two trains full OF 4Ameri-
can fiuii haN" also been forbidden TO
cross the frontier AT Emmercf. which.
aside from Hamburg. is the principal
pl.trt for entry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
SSH coxGaess.
Continued from page ~

i1Hsuasc indicate just how many tb.ro
st'o'1a pc This course would be- satis.
~ ''iF !" tiie postal officials. who in
~ event Of protests and refnonstr.,,'.o ~
r"o'd nav" 10 recourse but 10 cgrrv AZ,
the law. out
be poai office appropriation bin II +.
Expected, VIII soon be reported Ia ~
b"'ifc, ana then the question will no dn.
oatcd and the matter settled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03

The Bradford Savings Bank and Trust
Co. of Bradford. Vt. was enioined by th5
chancery court. Wednesday, from doing
further business and James l.. Hale Of
Ncwbury, was appointed receiver for th
corporation. The company had been
prominent i'll Il number of suits in both
the Vermont and Massachusetts courts
for the past year. No statement has
been made of the assets or liabilities Of
the bank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Biddeiord Throws Up the Sponge.

Portland. Ne Feb. 2.-The Biddeford
team has been Withdrawn from the
Maine Polo League owing to poor patron
age. TIE schedule will he ro-arran@ed
and the season will be completed by
Portland. Lewiston. Bath aud Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03

feet high in places on Main street. ana
the village urchins are having great
sport diving into the snow from the
railing around the hotel Vrranda
No teams have been seen in III" vii
travel is on snow shoes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Maine Postal Changes.

Washington Feb, 2-The following
pos masters have been appointed In
Maiu-.
james II. Bond, East Jefferson: c. Wal
ter Webster. North Deer Isle, Harry Il
Iichbprn. Stockton Springs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Wreckaqe Drifting Ashore

Providence. K. T.. Feb pieces of
@rars, etc. came ashore near Narragan-
actt Pier, Tuesday morning. which are
supposed to belong to some wrecked
thfCC-inaStcd schooner. although there
was nothing to indicate the identity of
the craft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03

At the supreme court session at Lam
caster. y. H.. Wednesday, VIM. Robin
son of Whitctield. pleaded guilty To two
indictments Of burglary and was given
10 years in state prison Monahan plead
ed not guilty on three indictments. two
for murder of two Gorham men and ,he
thrd for assault with intent to kill an
other citizen. and was held for trial ut
the April term at Lancaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Schooner niadem Ashore on CIafks Island.

Portsmouth, y. H.. Feb THE
schooner Diaden, Capt. Blake of Giouces
ter. bound from Boston to Boothbay with
a cargo Of salt, went ashore during the
gale, yesterday morning. at Clarks is
lama. She will be hoatcd ana DANA ses
win be sliGht.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
Marine Notes.

Portland. Me-, Feb. 2-Thcrc are ci@nt
foreign steamers at the wharNrs mere.
This is the largest number that has pe,
in the harbor at any one time dufiiR ~
winter. if not in several years past
The joiners at the Bath Iron We ~
made d record last month on Their M"'N
on LiGhtship No. Il. Assistant t"f-'f'',t!
Whitehouse with his crew of j'in'fS W
only two months from the tifue tl"A - :.
on board untH they had cvtr ~ 60 .,
the. wood work no ana "a III. h3ft"Ff
on. 1t was M extra q1icls perl 'i'itht
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-03
st. Iohn again Has Train Service.

St. John n. T.. Feb. 2.-The first train
to arrive in this city since Monday came
in tonight. The mail steamer Lake Su-
rerior arrived. tonight. 10 days from
i.iVcrnool after experiencing the full eft
feet OF the storm in the BAY of Fundv
TN, s.d1v ' >