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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-13
Congressional Notes.

Government Receipts from Internal
rev cnucs. $32l ,iGl: customs. $SN9024 mis-
ccllaneous, $l22.5 expenditures. $1.1ii.
600. The customs receipts. Wednesday.
were the heaviest since the new tariff
went into effect.
mend To Congress that legislation ID" en-
acted providing that clerks and other
employees in post offices handling finances
hereafter be required to give bonds to the
government and not to the postmaster as
now. This Will relieve the postmaster
from all responsibility regarding his en-
pioycs, except as to their conduct.
Senator Frye introduced in the Senate
Wednesday, IL bill providing that no al
lowancc for damage to goods imported
into the United States shall be made, hut
the importer may within 10 days after
entry abandon all or any portion of the
goods to the United States and be re
heved of the duties thereon provided that
the portion abandoned shall amount to
10 per cent. of the total values of the in
voice.
Senator Faulkner Of West Virginia.
stated positively. Wednesday. that he
would not be Il candidate for recollection
10 the craftsmanship of the Democratic
congressional campaign committee. which
post he now holds. It was against his
wish, he said. that he was reelected to
that position in 1>NG and his duties rs
chairman had prevented his giving the
attention needed to the interests Of his
/ party in his own state. For the first
time i'm % years, West Virginia was last
season, lost to the Dcmot rattle party. and
he felt it the duty OF every Democrat in
the state to devote his entire energies Ia
reforming the broken ranks of the party
organization. Concerning his probable
successor as chairman. senator Faulkner
refused to make any prediction
/ Chairman Dinghy was called on
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GUY 0. WCkERY FOUND.
The Missing Augusta jeweIier Found II Sale m
HE Is III.

Salem. Mass. Jan 12.-';uy O. Nick"ry
Of Augusta. Me. was taken from Il train
here. tonight. at the Geographic request
of Deputy Marshal Charles e. Grover of
Augusta. ana is now detained at the po-
lice station. Mr.. Nickcry is jcTeler and
some time ago became mentally an
balanced as the result of an accident.
lie has been under The ear" OF II nurS o.,
hut today he eludcd his watcher, and.
going to the bank. it is understood. drew
$1,000 and departed for Portland. on tho
3.:;I train.
His father learning of his escape, fol
lowed him to Portland. but not in time Ia
.aX Oh him. as Mr.. Nickery had left on the
train for Boston.
\ message was sent to Augusta and tn
deputy marshal ut once wired the BoS-
Ton and Salem police to intercept the
Younger Mr.. Nictery. This was done by
telling him that the Knight Tcmplal
here were awaiting his coming, Mr.. Wick
cry being under the impression that hC
was TO address a Knight Templar gather
ing.
In his pocket were found many valu'
able articles of jewelry ana about $500 il
money and a revolver. He will be taker
back TO Augusta in the morning.
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NEARING THE DAY.
And Strike Feeling Grows in
the biddeford Mills.
Anti-Stfiks Feeling Develops at Low
ell, Hence Action Is Delayed.
No Change al New Bedford. Fall River and
Other Places.

tons in labor circles, tonight. point
strongly to a strike at the Pepperell
and Laconia mills if wages are reduced
next Monday. a committee of mem
hers of the Dressers' Union called on
Agent Macarthur. this afternoon ard
asked him to continue the present scale
of wages. If he refuses the request.
the Dressers Union will meet and vo,1
upon the question whether or not 10
strike. If they strike the sentiment
among the weavers and loom hXers 81
both mills is TO follow their example
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NO DEFINITE RESULT.
Massachusetts Board Of Arbitration on The
New Bedford Conference

Boston Jan. l2.-Thc state board Of ar
hitration has issued statement in rcla-
lioiI TO the doingS of yesterday in con-
ncction with the New Bedford strike. in
which il is said
The state board met. at O'Clock, nine
trcasurers of the New Bedford cloth
mills.
Before any business WAS transacted
The hoard requested that the committee
of spinncrs be admitted to tax" part in
the conference. The tr"aSurcrS consent
ed and Mr.. Ross committee Was sent for
ana appeared.
,"SngEeSt ions more or less definite were
offered on each side with Il view tn avert
ing the strike. which appeared to al 10
threaten this city. but no suggestion was
made on cithcr side which the her WAS
disposed to entertain with any favor,
and the meeting broke up without any
,letinita result.
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MORAeZ'S ASSASSINATION.
Several Attempts Miscarried Before He Was
Murdered-A Score Implicated.

Rio De Janoiro. Jan. IA great SEN
Sation has been caused here by the
publication of the police report on the
conspiracy to assassinate President
Moraez, on Nov. g. last. 1t is clearly
proved that several attempts miscar
ried before the one of November.
The report concludes with indicat-
ing 20 persons. including Vice PresIs
dent Niclorino Pereira, Captain Lo-
peg Cruz of the Brazilian navy; seven
majors and colonies. Senator Cordeiro.
Deputies Giicerio, Guanabara, Bar
bosa, Lima Ireneo. Machado. Torqua to
and Morecio and the soldier, Marcel
limo. who executed the crime.
Glicerio continues TO he absent and
the vice president is still at large. 1t
appears that he was in close relation
with Dioclccisno, who directed the
crime.
Dioclecisno and Marcellino have
made Il full confession.
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HELP ON The WAY.
And May Heaven Help those Indians When
They Are Captured.

st. Louis. Jan PA special from Mus
kogcc, |. T., says: Official circles here are
all aStir over the news of the Seminole
uprising, and Marshal Bennett who was
to leave for Washington, has postponed
the trip, and left. today. with his depty
Bod I-edbettcr, for the scene of the
trouble.
A troop of cavalry is now on the way to
the Seminole nation and will arrive there
some time. today.
Information received here from Okla
homu City. is To the effect that 100 armed
citizens have started from that place for
Farlsboro on II special train to head Oft
the Seminolcs and prevent a REPETITION OF
the Maud post office massacre.
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AT LONsDALE. r. !.
Employees Of Lonsdate Co. Numbering 5000.
Will Prote 81 Against a Cut.

pawtucket.s r. l.. Jan. l2.-ToniSht, at
Lonsdale. the employees of the LonSdale
CO.. to the number of .V0 crowded into
Foresters' han. for the pnrpos" of deci'i-
ing what should b" done, regarding Tho
reduction of wages which will so into
effect next Monday While there was no
talk Of Strik" for the present at least. it
was voted unanimously to form branch
Of tn" Textile Workers Association of
America. and it is expected that all of the
operatives of tho mills of the company
in tn" BlackSt"n" valley. numbering
more than 1000 will Join the organization
a committee was appointed to wait ON
the officials of th,, LonsdaIc ca. and to
represent to Them the condition Of tn"
rpblIpt ion.
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55th CONGRESS-.
Continued from page ~
Dearmonds motion was then defeated

Dearmonds motion was then defeated
without discussion.
When the item appropriating $4,000 for
the repair Of dry dock No. }. at New
York, WAS reached. Bennett. Rep. \. y.
said IL had been his intention to oppose
any further appropriation for this dock.
hut he had been assured by the secretary
of the navy that u thorough investigation
would he made. and on this condition he
had Withdrawn his opposition.
Cannon also said that the secretary Of
the navy would order Il court martial to
prove this scandal. The appropriations
committee. he said. recommended $4,000
because Naval Constructor Bowles be-
lieVed the dock could be completed Wit h
that sum.
without further amendment the bill
was passed.
Hitt. from the foreign affairs commit
tee. reported the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill and. at 49, T. Nj. the
House adjourned.
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FARM HOUSES DEMOLISHED.
Tor ,ato Was Also Ceathdealing in lis Course
OUTSIDE Of Fort Smith.

Van Burne, Ark, Jan l2.-The tornado
that descended upon Fort Smith last
night, crossed the Arkansas river half a
mile south of here and tore Il path 2Df
yards through this Crawford county
dealing death and devastation. Many
farm houses were demolished.
Frank Boatright, Il son and a daughter
were badly injured. The house of Walter
Haley and Mrs. Keller were blow entire
~ away. The families Of both were in
jured. chas Wright was fatally injured
Ed Blakcmore was instantly killed
The house of Mrs. Bash was demolished
and she was crushed into a shapeiesa
mass and two Of her children. aged 8 and
~ were fatally hurt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-13
CONGRATULATIONS.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley Send Mes
sages 10 Mr.. Hanna.

Columbus, Ohio Jan. l2-Mr. Hanna
sent the following dispatch. today. to
President Mckinley: God reisns and the
Republican party still lives.
NJ. 4. HANNA"
The President has sent two kilograms
to Mr.. Hanna as follows: THE result
now plainly forccasted is one in which
our best citizenship Irrespective of party
you heartily. not only upon IA victory
beneficial TO the country, but upon your
leadership iii Il contest worthily won I'M
der the most trying circumstances
tSignet0 WM MCKINLEY =
Mrs. Mckinley joins in heartfelt con-
%ratulations. WIN. MCKINLEY"
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SEEKING INFORMATION.
In the Meantime the Indians May Be Killing
More People.

Washington. Jan. IL Secretary Bliss
called at the war department. today. and
had an interview with Acting Secretary
Meikl"iuhn respecting the reported Indian
outbreak among the SrminoleS of the In
dian territory. Later the war depart mcnt
t"lrgraphrd to General Brooks at Chi
cago, commanding the department of the
Missouri for the information as To HE
situation III the Seminole country.
EARLY his morning. there were. confer
rn""S between Secretary Bliss and Indian
Commissioner Jones and GOV. brown of
city. viii b" asked to return to his home
promptly as Secretary Bliss believes his
presence will do much to quiet the feel
ing now existing among the people.
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DECIDED A TIE
New England League Championship
Between Brockton ard Newport.
None Of Applications Tor Membership ccnsid
ered-1he Circuit Unchanged.

Boston, Jan. l2.-The New England
League of Professional Base Hall clubs
held its annual meeting at the Quincy
house. today, and unusual interest WAS
manifested in the proceedings of the del
rgateS present
Fan River was awarded $50 for the ac-
ton of Newport i'll leaving the field at
Fail River, Aug. TO- on the ground that
less than three innings had been played
and the local club was ont Of pocket by
tn" action of the visiting team
The protest Of pawtuckct a,.aint
Erockton for calling a game at Hrocklon.
Aug. =, before - minutes had elapsed on
account Of rain. was settled in favor uf
Hrocktnn.
TN" protest of Newport against a game
played by New Bedford in BroCkton
Sept, &. on The ground that the game was
begun less than two hours before sunset
was settled adversely to Newport
Hrockton protested the Newport game
at Taunton, sept .. on the ground that
play did not begin ut tho time advertised
but this WAS not sustained.
l:rockton protested against the decision
of l'mpire King i'll IN" game with Taun-
ton. at l;rockton, Sept. H. that official
having allowed n man i'll bicycle uniform
To take Dan Burkc's place ON the Taun-
ton team. The game was allowed to
stand.
The last protest was that of Hrorlton
against awarding Fan River the game Of
the morning of Sept. II to Fan River on
the ground that no engagement had been
made to play in Fan River The protest
VAS decided in favor of Fail River The
directors then decided that the cham
p0nShip terminated in a tie and must
stand such.
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BOTH ON THE STAND.
Mrs. Leavitt Tells Of Relations With
Elliott and Shooting.
Elliott Claims She Shot al Him and Ne
Finished the lob.

Belfast. Me, Jan. l2.-Thc interest ii
he Elliott shooting case which was be-
gun here. yesterday. was increased
this forenoon. 10y the appearance r
court and testimony Of Mrs. Lrayitt
The victim of the affair She was or
the witness stand more than an hour
Her voice was weak. yet quite clear
Sh" seemed feeble.
She told az her relations with Elliott
saying she kncW him - years ago
when but Il girl She used ~ go IL
dances and other places with him. bu'
there was nothing serious between
Them. For about three years She saw
MOI" on less of him
About III" time she married. Elliott
went away. That was IA years ago
and she did not see him again until
December 1886. in Belfast She heard
that ho was ill and wrote to him. ask
iue him to call He did So. They
talked over Ola times.
Later. he engaged rooms at her
house, Her husband objected to this
move ana Elliott secured q room ut the
home Of Mrs Leayitt's sister She
also roomed with her sister later and il
was in her house that the shooting oc-
Cured. She also told of the events
Of The day when Elliott attempted to
XIII her.
She was croSs-eXamine by Lawyer
Dunton. WHO had the witness tell o
every tenement house she had occupied
since her marriage. She was closely
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The Paris Aurorc will publish. Thurs
day an open letter from Emile lola to
President Falrc pointing out irrcgulari-
ties and illcSalties in the EstcrhaZy
court martial formerly accusing Gen.
Biilot, minister of war, Gen. MERCER.
Mai. Ravary, the investigating officer and
Mai. Patvdoclarnb of perjury. and cha
longing The government To prosccut
him.
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At LOWELL.
Action on Strike Is Delayed, Anti. Strike Feel.
ing Developing.

Lowell Mass. Jan. 12-The meeting
of the Spinners' Union, tonight. deVei-
oped an anti-strike sentiment that re-
suited in an adjournment to next Mon
day night. Mayor James w. Bennett
went early before the Union and adj
vsed the spinners not to strike at this
time.
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AT FALL RIVER.
W .avers Vote TO assist New Bedford Brethren
-Carders Refer the Question.

Fan River. Mass. Jan. IA general
meeting of the WeaVers Of this city was
held tonight. The following resolution
was adopted "Rcsolvcd. that this meet
ing pledges its moral and financial SUP
port 10 the Weavers of New Bedford in
their fight against the unjust reduction OF
wages and earnestly requests every
weaver irt this city to contribute 10 their
support.
At general meeting of the cdrdcrs. to-
night the matter of supporting the New
I,rdr0rd strike was referred to the cXoCu-
tive committee.
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Wednesday morning. about I o'clocN.
an unknown man threw a quantity OF
vitrol into the face of Magnus Dollar
a marine. who was doing duty as u
sentry at the CharlestoWn. Mass. nav )
ward The latter is now at the marin
barracks The navy surgeons say thai
he will surely lose the sight of one eye
and his face will be badly disfieurc3
There is no clue to his assailant.
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u Reaches Fayetteville. Ark

Fayetteville, Ark, Jan. PA terrific
wind and hail storm swept over this part
Of the state, last night. AT Pennington.
five miles west OF this place several
persons being injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-13

The Massachusetts Horticultural so
cioty is to be enriched to the amount
Il $500 900 from the estate Of the la,n
Francis T. Hayes Of Boston
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HANNA ELECTED.
CONTINUED from page ~

day
| After the adoption Of the resolution
to investigate all bribery charges, the
Bramley bill to repeal the oo-year
street railway franchise law was ms
cussed at length
Senator Wolcott of Cleveland IN sup
porting an amendment to Inc pi'l,
said he was pledged to his constituents
to do so and that he was not IKE some
of the political harlots' in TINS Legs
lature who disregarded their pledges
IA the people. The bill was amended
and passed
During the afternoon, there was con-
sidera bic of a discussion to reorgan-
ize the House by ousting Speaker Ma
son and all other officers OF that nodv
who had been elected by fusloh.
Although the joint ballotng for sena-
tor did not begin until noon, today, the
executive halls were crowded early
AT the hotels the opposing mead
Quarters presented anxious and busy
scenes The workers on both sides
showed more plainly their man on
former mornings.
The Hanna hustlers were up all nieh,
on the watch. Their opponents spent
the entire night getting some mem
bcrS out of bed and in staying near
others.
,rh.ra ,y.re several collisions in The
ho,n,s nat,vonn opposine workers ana
Watchmen before daybreak ana their
r,.Ii,,, b,d nat .hatcd any when thrr
met again in the State House.
w. ,,,.,n ,..rnr,4 about aitrmpi-
- .,h,,,c, certain members during IN.
,,io,h, la, NOM. ,,,,c Inst in any of the
,t1',,,.d ,aca,,,d.4
trho,,, sa,.,,,,.d IA h.. 1oe4 curiosity aver
49,, ,.,..,,,, ~ ia .ini,,t ballot ro,. sou-
.,n,. ,h.,, o,,.,. I'M. charges Of bril,.r..
.,'.,,,.,,t,.,,,, ana ohio, v,uurs charged
,,,ai,,I, ,r,,h yi,I,.s
VA, H., uou.c convened toInv
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,.;t..,.,. ,,,.,,... ~. s,id !.
NJ. ~. 49,, ~. ANA bf,,...lr f., ho,-..
was i''| ','.' '''',
an hhN'S'iEi'i'f'' i''' ''''@
turn in 10" election ~ a hitrH
STATES senator. and offered "a resolution
,..t;,,.t,
~ '''''''@''
ON Il motion /" S"Ni"h" we i"it' 10y
immediate consideration ~ TN rrS"iu-
lion the volt. stood ~ ayes, -. nays
~ . l.,. ., 49, p.,,,tI.,.,,
Sl'!' anu III til' Nd''.'''
Representative" trafncr was absent
au1 Il sin Ntfy sick
,,, A., ~. u..,,.,t... ,,..,, .,.,It..t rs,
u" '','' ~ '''' ''''
iiNi ana th'i' were II" fHdflS"9 't"i"
The votes of Yesterday. u for No kjSson
and Il for Hanna. IA follows: For
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Tue sday's arrivals at Victoria. &, c..
bring word OF the narrow escape from
death by freezing Of Joaquin Miller lie
now lies in 4 prccariGuS condition at DaW-
son,
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Maine Postal Changes.

Washington. Jan. l2.-Th"Sc fourt H.
class post masters Wcr" appointed. today
Maine. SCarboro, John II. Libby.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

PORTI.AND-Jan u ar. sim Scotsman
Maddox. Liverpool; Manhattan, New
York; schs Winslow. Morse Belfast for
Boston: Mary Brewer. Rockland for New
York: James Malloy. Rockand for do
Jennie 6 Ptllsbury, do: Charley Woolsey,
do; Annie Sheppard. Greenlaw. Rockport
for do; jeremiah Smith. Green's Landing
for do; Fred A Emerson, Rockport for
Boston; + Davis, Belfast for do: Myra
Sears. Rockland for do.
cid. schs John F Randall. Crocller.
Philadelphia: George l. Drake. Harding
coal port.
Sid. sim Lancaster. towing he Schuyl-
kill, for Philadelphia.
BELFAST-Jan l.. ar. sch Cambridge,
Portland.
Sid, sch James A Brown. Thomaston.
BOOTHbAY-Jan H. ar schs Mabel F.
Goss. Stonington; Belle Bartlett. Bar
larbor; George Bard, Rockland; Chester
II Lawrence RockDort; Caroline. do
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets. An drug
Ssts refund the money ii ii fails cure re
The genuine has L. Il. y. Oh each tablet
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Other Domestic Ports.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H-Jan u, ar schs
Bertha Maud. from Boston to st Johns
Frank w Cole. from Salem to st Johns
Andrew Peters. from New York to Que
bee; Ernest Y Lee, Boston 10 Calais.
GLOJ' CESTER, MASS.-Jan u. ar schs
Harvester. Roberts. Boston for Ninal
Haven: onward. do for Rockland; Frank
+ Rich, do for Boothbay.
SALEM, MASS.-Jan T. ar. sch Sallie
T. Iudlam. St John. for Fan River
PHtLADELPlIlA-Ia Y, ar, sim Leba-
non Portsmouth. towing bgs Bast from
Newhuryport and Keystone from Port
land.
NEW YORK-Jan Y. sid. sims New
York southampton; Tutonic, Liverpool.
BOSrON-Jan T.. ar. Sims Scandinavian
I|r). Glasgow; Prince Edward tBrl. Var
mouth y s: schs GHydon. Georgetown, 7.
T. |: Maud Mallock, Calais, Me.
cid, sun Ambria Vier). Hamburg; Viz
sinian u'rb. London; sch Sir Hilbert
tRr,. North sydney. G +.
Sid Stms beverly 1rl, Port Antonio.
ia; Prince Edward tBrl. Yarmouth, );
tug KATE Jones. Portland uo tow schooner
Willie !. MAXWELL Ia Boston).
VINEYARD HANEN-,Ian Il. ar, sim
tug Edward l.uckcnbach. from New YORK
for Portland. towing mud dredge
Foreign Ports.
ST. JOHN. y. B.-Jan Il. ar, sehs Nellie
| White, Kerr. Apple River To New YORK.
IN Tor hitfbor, Sildliltr i'fos' i@'V"'ii''
kingsport to Havana. in for harbor.
Ga. sch Hattie Buck Lynn; snip
Loand:t. Dodge. Fleetwood.
KlNGSPORT. y. S.-Jan 10. sid, sch j
W Durant. Durant Havana. o
HALIFAX, y. S.-lan u. ar, sim ST
John City, Harrison. st John for London;
blk Byzantine. Sandbye, Sevelle.
Disasters.
Southwest Harbor, Me, Jan. l2-The
fishing schooner Emma w. Brown OF
Boston. stranded on Cranberry Isle ana
tloated eff again on the same tide IN
good condition.
Marine Notes.
The Portland bark Ella has recently
been purchased by Capt. AVIS OF Noou-
bury n. j., and her hailing port has peer,
changed to Philadelphia. she Is now
loading at the latter port for Buenos
Ayres and Rosario.
There was a slight fire on board the
schooner charles F.. Sears at Portland
Tuesday. which caused considerable eA
citcment. The crew were in the rigSihb,
doing some work when the lame puts.
ont of the galley and the crew hustied on
deck and after some lively work put the
fire out The schooner was not damage"
to any extent.
Portland. Me-. Jan. 12-The Ella NJ.
Willard will sail. today from D. II. h ain
lens with the largest cargo or snooss
,veY taken from this port. There are
,ycr - 500 and they will go TO the west
Indies This firm ship an enorH'oue
quantity to the French indies IN lne
course of year Last year i5o.e" suss.
shocks and So 600 porter. rum ana Hoia Is
SOS shocks We're shipped. The woou IoI
.hc latter comes from Arkansas wneIe
he company owns large tracts OF ian.
II, average cost being about S2o cas
freighted.
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UTSdSItTS.
Southwest Harbor, Me, Jan. l2.-Ine
fishing schooner Emma w. Brown OF
Boston. stranded on Cranberry Isle ana
tloated eff again on the same tide IN
good condition.