davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington sentinel., 1899-01-14
INFORMATION FOR BREWERS
AND OTHERS.
Pure Food Congress,

Delegates from at least 81 States and
Territories will be in attendance on the
National Pure Food and Drug Congress,
which will begin a four day session in
this city on January I8. A number of
distinguished gentlemen will deliver
addresses, among them Senator Faulk'
ner, of West Virginia; Senator Mason,
OF Illinois; Representatives Brosius, OF
Illinois, and Bell. of Colorado, and
several other Senators and Representa-
tives-
Washington sentinel., 1899-01-14

Ie you feel weak
mEa& all worn out take
SgaaWN'S S IRON BITTERS
Washington sentinel., 1899-01-14

Winter Excursion Rates TO South
ern Resorts via south ern Railway
Beginning November Ist, 1898, winter
excursion tickets to principal Southern
resorts, including Asheville and Hot
Springs, N. c., and Florida points, will
be on sale via Southern Railway nd
connecting lines,
The Southern Railway quickest and
pest Write for maps, schedules and
rates.
l.. 81 Brown, General Agent,
7os 18th st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
J. G. Horror, Passenger Agent
2oI Z. Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Md.
Washington sentinel., 1899-01-14
Increase Tax on Fermented Liquors.

Ir regard to the collection of the 81
per barrel additional tax on iermented
liquors which dealers had on hand the
I4th day Of June, 1898, the Attorney
General has decided that stock which
was stored in hands Of whole sale or re-
tail dealers, who were not brewers or
agents OF brewers, is not subject to the
additional tax.
Where assessments have been made
which, by this decision, are erroneous
claims can be made for abatement or
refund, as the case may be.
Washington sentinel., 1899-01-14
Important Announcement to Our
Patrons.


Patrons.
The Editor of this paper announces
to his friends and patrons and, particu-
larly, to those engaged IN technical
branches, that he has associated with
him HON, r. G.. DYRENFoRTH, PHI. D.,
late Commissioner of Patents, who, as
a graduate of a German polytechnic
school. was, for many years previously
an Examiner and Examiner.in-chlef of
the Patent Office, having charge of
various divisions of mechanical and
chemical technology, and is we'll known
IN this country aud in Europe as an able
and skilful patent lawyer, expert, and
solicitor of great experience.
All matters for examination as to
novelty and patentability, and for the
obtainment of patents. for opinions on
the scope and validity OF patents, and,
generally, any matter with reference to
patents, trade marks, designs, labels,
prints end copyrights, should be sent to
LOUIS SCHADE, Sentinel Patent Office,
No 8o4 E Street. N, w. Washington
ID. q.
Washington sentinel., 1899-01-14

Double Daily Service TO and from
Aiken, 5 C--sOuUhern Railway.
The Southern Railway announces,
effective November 8. 1898, double dailU
service between New York, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Washinpto ton and
Aiken, S. c, Pullman sleeping cars and
day coaches also dining car service in
both directions on both trains. Trains
leave Washington II.IS A. NJ. and 1914
p. NJ. Similar service to Augusta, Ga.
Winter tourist tickets now on sale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
) " stanach Zjed. i Kanadzie $500
W Europie (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
AEaru n k l.:

= q AAtbonenei oplacajqcy W1AnusA
Z apta, tkSh,ecznia musza placid
100 % jeden rok, rosumle sic
- takze "a rok 1899, lubo " tymllI
srokuzdla przedplacicieli :czyli plaa-'
o4cych naprz6d, roczna n plate
zni2ylismy ma $l.50.
.Kto ,zjedna nam dw6ch# no.
xych abonent6w i przesle Cd d
kazdego %caloroczny abonapmleenltt Ct. |. z
CORY, temu przez ca}y rokggalzaet'ee
Ola sniego samesesd5}aprzese}ac bfdziieo--'
my hezp1atnie. :S,aI:
!. Kb odtbiierzet 2 ploczty try gla Y 7
! qYszanym jest e abonle,ntai odpo.
] Medzlalnym "a zabonaInent. .A i. /.
q Kto /! zSmieni adres, powinien::, n al
tyohmiast poda6 wydawoy WIAQRausAA
sW66jj nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia gazety "a posrednictwem
listowego lub innego urzednika
pocztowego, :W1ARUs pose}any be.
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbiera6 gazette, powinien wpicrw
saplaei6 jezeli co Ia MIA winien.
Piiehiadze q j ola W1ARusA ma
ley. przeselat .przez pocztowy lub
expresowy Money Order, MONA
te& p~irzeselat abonamrent v d~olarach
paHiagAYych, s.pFEzzez sYhpstal note,
albo WisdnoqentoWtychs1ub dwucen
towych zaaczkach zpocztowylch, lecz
jezeli abonament, N taxi spos61b
Przeslany, v. drodze przepadnie (co
sie " tym. kraju bardzo. rzadko
Edarza)l wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedzialt
nosci. Take .listy: najlepiej. kazaG
na.poszcie :regiistrowac DO wtenczase,
urzad pocztowy bierze.na siebie 90
poWiedzialnos6, ze :wrazsz .zawartos-
& saeeias,1doida ma. miejscezprzeznaczenia.
Wszelkie. listy oraz przese}ki. pie
niatne do ,WIARUsA adresoWaG:
q. Derdowsh
329sE:; 3rd Str.
W1NoNA. MINI
F -fF #F - o. aFF- ~!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

CHICAGO, - Burmistrz Har-
rison wyda}s proklamacye, W kt6rej
spowiada, re W dniu 4 lipca wolnlo
bedzie uzywac ogni sztucznychw
obrebles mlasta ma nlezabudowanych
:lotach.i ma ulicach i publiczuYchl
placach, stojacych pod kolntrolae
.w}adz miejskich. Jednakowoz ME
wolno ich puszczac " powietrze pc
zaulkach (alleys). Strzelanie :
armat, k~arabln6w, rewolwer6W j
innej bronl palnej W obrebie
miasta, jest zakazanem pod grzyw-
ma $40. Me wolnc take eksplodo.
wa6 " obrebie mlasta ma torach
tramvaiyvlych torpsdow' bomb = ]
innych przeamiot6u zawierajaeYch
materye eksplozyvne. Me wolno
take u .ogni .poulioacha,
zaulkach j v parkach publlcczslnlychl...
.Spr1edaz Tub darovanie dziecioml,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

u czervoa 90.
hto ubiegiego tygodnia pisal
korespondencys przeciw WARD
sow1 " .KuRYERzE PoIsK1M, niby
! Warszany rochodzacse, ME VIA
.domo tutaj.
Zapewno Jest to yakis podstep,
by W1ARUsow1 szkodzic.
Kiedy niekt6rzy Warszawianie
raz czuli sic obrazeui przez VIA
ausA, da} i'm zadosy6uczzyynienie I
TEN sic zsdowolili,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
x BAY BAY CITY II
{M1CH).

W neszej nieszczesliwej poll
..kiej parafi i%stnie]ae teraz a. try
partye: kropidlarska, partya p.
Przybyszewskiago partya p.
Kabata.-
Partya pana Przybyszewskie-
go 10 tax zwanl ugodowcy czyll
prawdzice. Ci juz dawno 50 : Ks.
biskupem Richterem ma jedno, j
tylko i~eszcze z ks. wikarym Bic
niswskim wojne prowaaza.
Kabat6wcy za6, przeswiadl
czywszy sic, ze p. Przybyszewski
ma wlasna reke porozumial sic =,
ks. biskupem Richterem, 20 wcale
sic O. Mich ME troszc1ac, majac ich
niby "a powolnych soble s%}uzalc6w,
- w niiczem ME zmienili ! swego
zalclhaowania' wzgledem sAbiskupa, a :
p. Przybyszewskim i ugodowcami
tez zupeluie zerwali.
Clezkie wobec takiego zamie-'
szania bedzie biskupowi ma wszyst.
kie strony r6wnie byd sprawiedli-
wynn.
Niezgoda pc stronie tax zwa-
Rhej ~liberalnej sta}asslet jjawna pred
|kilkunastu dniami, ma mitingu ma
Hail szk5lnej, 44zapowiedzianym
|przez ks. proboszcza Lewandow~'
|,skiego::S Ugodowcy, 2opuszczajjaaec
hale, wolali: - Was trzeba ppirzez
p 8 in q lsgda; nstanowy)) do
zgody naklaniat SIS. - I
O wycieczcesstuteiszego. sKd1ka
EPlywaukiegoi ,;,Kaliny" dc tax
zwanego Michigan House, oddsfoo4
negc ztad 90 mil, do dzislajj s'scc oks
wamieseiegadajq, szcze..
g6lnie " kolach naszych dewotek |
fpobotlzlniisSii66W Dom ten BOWEN,
utrzymywany przez Niemca, ma
niedobrs slave, znany jest jake
niemoralny, ~ a jednak W gronie
ekskursyonist6w, i diva plechy,
p6zno " noe, drazliwie 6wieciiy!:
= No COZ? Me wartoby i'm za-
spiewaG = bnmtara - bumterri?...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

aaarszzaayliiaanlieja vnie4 cbpod1zR kSi AZ
woejsgmlllisz,.alli.ataall,nni v.danlniil. 1 GAY ieh
.k VI In,apasd / /. s. aW VI rs br 81
lpotraf4 j zadosyf ac,zsyynniieeiia aaada6,
ale skrytej broui eo by drpggim.
szkkodzi6; mialh, nllgddy nie uzyywaajjaa,,.
Jeden : Warszawlakd6w.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

zs6s-Sssssae ssss7sssFf sasEs5 -sssszss1gf 49, 80
tego slaaxs ii na2parsesleggans kieh
Al als VI u t ts,l ssa t.lap przsf
dtusi.ozas lsko ppa 'll s.,
Louis. /. .assE5
Jest Is iclnak tylko jedna :.
wielu nnicspodzianek, jake go u.
ezekalag, bo swojem postspova-
MEM IA. to zas}uugguje. ably mu Cd
czasu do czasn sprawid laEnia,
Kiedy tutejsze POLK dowie~
dziaIy sig 8 %przyjezdzie Wioka,
zaraz kahda sobie sprawila nova
miot4e, kt6ra ma byc uzywanq iako
improwlzowane krepldlo.
Slawsskii ma zamiar mas wkrotce
.opusclc, m6wi BOWEN, re klifnat
tutejszy, jake "a ggoracy, wcale
lego zdrowiusnie sprzyja, nam sic
iednak zdaje, re PolacY wszedzie
staraj4 sic, ably slawskiemu ,,cie-
pio'' bylo.
%
z Joliet, Ill.
Ny nizej podpisani protestlje-
my przeciw ex. klerykowl Perszto-
pa ehicagoskiego, a obecnie aggen-
towi KUEYERA PoLsK1EGo W Mil
|. t - -.&4@l ..s-Er .aa.- ~ FEss .H.~F 2Iag*F"iS
waukee, j oszezeraswom, lake on ~
rzucif pasnaszege wiebebnego pro-
boszcza ks. Pawlowsklego.
s}awski postqpi} sobie jake
cz}owiek,. pozbawiony wszelklch
uczuc ludzkich, jake obrzydliwy
k1amca.
Podayml fa}szem jest, jakoby
: prsyezynyya77h aaseeggo wielZe dPRve g
probosa0nao ktdrykolwiek 81; Z para
fom siedziaa'za q kratami K~isEie s9'ss
mi. 1'ylko widoohnie poYet E'1q s@s
te bajke "a twoim boarding bossse4m
W Joliet, albo "a szpitalnemri
babami, u kt6rych, jak sam piszesyz,
diva razy byle5 ma rekolekcyacht {. !.
Nasza parafa moze sle;poszczy.
GIG, il posiada proboszcza, ktdry
pas prowadzi droga sprawiedliwo6.
ci, a kakol zpomisdzy, q z Z wy.
Plenla. aoi,Ljo;sz ~ <a5,.x
Co sig tyeay tel pefPsEyyz w, wy
kletycha, to sig aggenclku PssakHq q 1i
mylisz, albowiem paraian polsklch
:. & + AofaSs st
" Joliet jest oko}o $50, a pieciu
tylko zostalo wykletych, sami
znan1 warcholi, ktdrzy burzyli
Parsfia jeszcze "a wielebnych
ksiezy Kozio}ka i S]omlnskiego.
Geese wielebnemu ks. Paw4owskie-
mu, re W ucieszny spos6b. " sta
nowczej chwih, dalszemu ich
EwsaarccHoleniu zapofb'ieagli::
Kohcz2c te. korespondencya,
wyraza autor, abonent KuRYERA
PolsK1EGo, zyczenie, adv Gle
m6g{w swe polakie> d}ouie dostac.
JUL .bys sic 2 Mich Gallo ME wydarl,
+ to ci reczymy, ~agenciku!
|. WI Polmahski, (ktdry to pisa{)
J. B. Gawrohski.
J6zef Libudziewski.
J. Mazueho~ski.
WI W46darski.
Leon. Czajkowski.
sass .#ss1-
EtLp EEGaGat LE-@HHE-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
Dl'robnle, 3 Ec,| / ].
MIL WAUKEE.

ny Ns
'niiedelz,:iiele, :. Czerwca, ODDLY
AZ sic Wkoscieles sw. ozefaatta.
Ks. Bolesla;Wa Co
n-.srrw kosciele sw. Sta
nall,naIpIrlmicye Ks, PaW via
s,lllls = tutejszych szko-
Zach Polacy dobrze siepopisa-
III. W Pho Mono uzyskal S.
kukaszewtcz nagrode ! "
1gim kursie, Jan Tadych
nagrode ! W pierwszym kur-
sic = "a najlepszy postep. "a
NiezoraWski j Fischer Cd
znaczeni zostali honorowa
lwzmianka. W Marquette Col
lego Jan Frymark usyska]
Edyplom, J6zef Kniter pierw-
sra nagrode " chemii
m~atematyce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

y, H..ae..-aI,:a ,ai :. 6: ~ Gj:
-. y1Il1 - s. q Wis, %
Il '|| ~ Il faysissli ! tPtej''yn
|s ls|gl'ds obwodovym orFeakkli' ze
|komp:ania opafo ,'ta ,,Pehssylyania
and Ohio Fuel Co.. ma {wyplaci6
NJ. okohskiemu $4,000 ako Cd.
szkodowanie 2 q nRadY ersezenie
zdrowia ' ozasie roboetg Y je;
skladzie wegla. okohski kaskarzy}
temp'nia . $1,000: 1F: s' to v
eiaggu dw6oh tyggedni drugih swypar
d l2! kskazani ;a.t to- kompaniil 8 ga "a
aoeni : d 1lk rYbotniko-
.-ttt M fI.f% - .ss I#E 49, -#3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
al 4

~ !ss III & -. s.as
CHICAGO g e: Ill. i PeVna
Job. %Wybitnyoh lekarzy i5obywa--
tell tutejszy poiaczy}a sic celem.
zwalczania suchot, : kt6re tutaj
.Iipp,osiWaoddujja 50 procent wypadk6sv.
|1mlerccii, . e suohotniczych kr6V:
.przenoszs sig: missem ! mlekiem
ma ludzi. W przssz4y wtorek 3odby-
10. siewwstym :ce1u posiedzeanie pod
prezy "a d a.msyofa Cartera Har~
q fs s4s;si st Ct -, 4%sS:ssshtss e.@.a,-~a--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
N.ASI GEN

a AGENCI.
sasszsswaAvas
Upowaznieni 50 do kolektowa
nia, abonamentu w 1ARUsA nastepu
! ny seasi age4poi mi s,gs.'
ASHTON, Eebr. - Franciszek
~ i MiardYn.
BAY. CITY, Mich. Alexander
Nieazielski, 1914 g. Is Str.
BALTIMORE: Fir. Ziarnowsk,
e12 S. Bond Str.
NANTICoKE Pa.-Fr. Jabloasli
OAK HILL. - St. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. 9 Adam
Bambenek.
WILNo Min. n. ]. Grochowski
IS. \ 4 IKE !.
O. Kn tier e3e We'll ii. !.
Aicbal Wilma 1911 WelIstr
TO Brzezihdah co. Mitchell &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
Cudowne. %uIecxenIe.

0 w DeIgl1 Vuzys AaHAe
mowy, s1uchni isw'iadzy v cs7onkAch
m}odej ls let1iej dIzicwcsyny Ste
vens y Pq 81. i pod 4; A y Okla
leecza}ej cd 10 lar, " skutekt piel-
grzymki do Lourdees, nabra}o wiele
rozg1osu. Podczas gdy pobboeetni
lio1nie odwiedza liz. nao0zo'stva
dzlekcynne, ma ten eel ustanowio~
ne, iamiae 4 soble niedowiercy gfowy,
jakby to magic w~yleczsenie soble
wytsdmaczyt. osobs IA przybyia do
Lourdes prawie u%nierajaca. 10
pieciokrotnem zanurzeniu jej "
sadzawce, stan zdrowia tax sic
pogorszy}, re zaopatrzonq zostala
sakr'am n sv,etemi ma drogs
vieoznosci. Proesifa jeszoze . jedno
z%anurzenie, poczem, wpadfa W
sppeins bezpfzytomnoSd. Maggie
zacze}a przychodzid do siebie
uczu}a slime dzwonienle " uszach,
doslyssaia mar. nares y muzyks, przy-
grywajsoa v prGees e' !: ! piervszs
st Is r. t ! vy WE wymd~ifa'
by&y: Wees gegroet, Maryas.,'c GO
po flamandzku: ,Zdrowac Maryaa
Z macy paazy, ! a':i Fl f1skt %sttw'erdzony
licznemi swiadectwami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

81 f!st, ~ y !;xssssassss
NEW Wis, 80
Czerwca. - Jakkolwiek dopiero
II -dni minelo cd. spustoszeuia
tego miasta przez trabe powietrzna,
dzwiga sic ono 2 gruzdw nader
szybko, a gdzie pred tygodniem
'sterczaly jedynle kupy gruz6w i
orzewa, obecnie powstaje jeden
dom pc drugim, jeden handel Pc
.drugim. Mieszkahoy przet4 wstawili
nieszcze5ciu, jake lch. spotkafo,
energiczna czynnosf. Wszeedzle
widac ciesli zajetych baedz repera-
cya dom6w, badz wzn nos
nowych.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
= GREEN hay
wis

sprostow anie, zaznaczone v
RoLN1Ku 2 dnia 23go Czerwca b.
r., re ks. Malkowski ME budowa}
koscio4a polskiego wStevens Point,
- niniejszem prostuie dalej: re
ks. Ma{kowski, ami ME zaczat bu-
dowaG koscio{a W Easton, ami tel
ME powiekszy} Tub odrestaurowal
koicio}a v Green Bay.
Ko6ci6{ " Eaton budowal ko.
n1tet "a ezas6w ks. Budzikowskiego.
ME ks. Ma{kowski.
Ko6ci6I " Green Bay .za6
kupi{ tamtejszy lud polski, do
czego obywatele: GabrYczak j
s1czechowski przez zbieranie ska
dek pc para6ach polskich ME malo
sic przyczynili. Ami 3 powisksze-,
min, ami Q zrestaurowaniu kodciola
v Green Bay przez *.
Malkowskiiego ME ma wcale moWy.
Ma}kowski dojeidzal tn tyylksot,.
/ odprawiaa nabozehstwo.
Restauracya koSciola Y Pine inc,
Grove przeprowadzona zostala 2
1robienlem diugu parafalneggoW
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

ppiistolettowW pppl l.'ss
p q ( sat l1|Ia y f 's1'al I
prawa z l',,,lui unWNiees'il,o ',a -
p,IIaci $50 kalrryy. Burmi ii'l napo-
NINA rodzicdw, ally przestr,zeggali,
swe dzieoi pred uzywaniem pisto-
let6w .kapiszono6vyl. j innychl m mate
ri eksplozywnyeh:'
Policya dostasa poieoenie, ably
byla czujns przeprowadza}a
.6cisle rozporzadzenia burmisstrlza.
]. DETROIT. y Prokurator
Frazer ma wytoczyc process 1e tu
detroickim lekarzom "a przskro.
czenle prawa stanowego. Lekadr:ze
81 ME donosili radzie zdrowia Q
w~szystkich wypadkach suchot,
jake zachodzily " mie6cie.O vs.
toczenie tego procesu p~ostara}a sic
rada zdrowia. Eazwiska obwinio-
nych lekarzy ME g jeszcze Wiado
me. s NJ.
%
BUFFALO. N.Y.. u Lube
strajk szuflarzy zboza uz zwol+
NAL, strajkuis jeszcze v Yladowa~
cze innych towar6w pozwozonych
do naszego miasta. zsdajs !oni, ably
LIN in pllaac GO q j. Is s.. ce at ! w ~ ggodsihe,
we dnie,==aE "a robote, snocna, mad
zwyezajns, aozcent6w M gedsins,
podczas gdy dotqd dostawali tylke
po IA oent6w ma godzine. W ka-
nu}ach czeka pe}no okret6w, na}a-
dowanych towarami. ).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

DENVER, COL. W lejar-
mach " Denver, Pueblo i Lead
vile zastrajkowafo $1,000 robotnir
k6w, zadajac podwyzszenia p}acy.
Zanosisie tn nadto ma bezrobocie
g6rnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29

. CLEVELAND, Q. niejsoa
strajkujacych konduktor6w i mo-
tormanow.na tutejstych+ wagonach
kolei ulicznejzajeli kanduktorzy j
motormani, przybyli 2 innych
mast aswsgony kursujj .. Cd czasu
do czasu strajkujacy wYwoluja
%zaburzenia, ktdre policya u5mie-
rza.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-15
THE MYSTERY UNs0LvEo.
No Clue to Cause Of Deaths in Underwood
Family at Marlboro. Mass.

Marlboro, Mass, Feb. lathe
mystery surrounding the death of four
persons and the Illness of three others
at the house of Edward f. Underwood,
remains still unsoaved, tonight. AT
autopsy was held on the body OF Miss
Underwood, this afternoon. The re-
suit is not made public. but Medical
Examiner Hoitt said that the stomach
would probably be sent to Harvard
University for analysis by Prof. Wood.
David Davidson, who was the first
to discover the terrible condition of AFT
fans & the Underwood house. says the
emily had previously used coke in
their stoves but he is unable to state
wia.her there had been any used in
kindling the fire just PREVIOUS to his
vis.e u he house. The theory that the
dearhs We're caused by asphyxiation is
gaining 10 credsace throughout the
city.
Mrs. Tndergood. Guy Underwood and
Mrs. MGMullen are at the police sta
ton where they We're taken, last night
They are rapidly recovering but the
police will not allow them to talk about
the affair. The autopsies on the either
three bodies will be held, this week.
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GREAT SUFFERING
CONTINUED from page ~

| the streets were heaped high with
snow thrown there by the car sweepers
and piled there by the workers the
week before.
| The snow contractor began, at A.
NJ, the work OF clearing the citys
streets He admitted it was the big
gest job of the kind ever tackled by Il
| contractor. He estimated that up-
wards of $4,000 loads of snow were re-
moved from the streets up to tonight
this means about 10000 cubic yards and
an expense of over $21 900.
The railroads running into the Grand
Central station did not make much pro-
gress. today in restoring order from
the chaos into which the blizzard had
plunged them. but their officials hope
to establish some kind OF a train SER
vice. tomorrow.
The first through out of-toWn mail
10 reach the post Office, since Monday
morning. arrived. at 40 O'Clock this
from Boston which Should have reach
ed this city. at $50 O'Clock Monday
evening. All of the mails for the east
were dispatched on time. during the
afternoon. but the post office officials
would not guarantee that they would
get through on time. Mail for the
South and West were sent out, tonight
Thu street car service in this city
today, was almost as badly crippled as
it was during ard after the blizzard
of 1883. Practically all the lines in tn.
city with the exception of the cables
stepped. Monday and Monday night,
The elevated roads kept up their trains
all through the worst OF the storm. thu
trains running but little behind I'll,
regular schedule. Four thousand men
employed, by the Metropolitan 90. werc
at work clearing the various lines all
cay and tonight BY midnight a few
GERS were running on all the lines and
an official of ehe company said that tn
cars would be running as usual. in tn
morning.
With the passage of the storm navi-
cation in the lower and upper bays
opened up again. this morning. TIL
big ships cam. into port with Il rush
and every one of them had tales o
stress and storm and ice and snow and
suffering to tell.
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DAMAGE At VINEYARD HAVEN.
Several Vessels in Distress But Damage Will
Not Reach November Figures.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Feb. 1l.--Noi
Il little damage was done to shipping
at this port but 1t is insignificant In
comparison with the wreckage which
followed the November gale. The steam
tug c. NJ. Winslow, today, found the
schooner Annie r. Kimball OF Bath
from Boothbay for Suffolk, Va. with a
cargo of ice, in the breakers just swing
ing clear Of Mutton shoal in Muskeget
channel. Her position was extremely
dangerous, until the Winslow got a
line to her and towed her to safe an
chOrage here.
The Winslow also brought to this
port Capt. Hunter and the crew OF
schooner Emma, St. John for Provi-
dcnce. cargo OF lumber. which vessel Is
dismastcd and ashore. full OF water in
Muskeget channel. between Martha S
Vineyard and Muskegct island.
Capt. Hunter reports that. yesterday
afternoon. schooner Erie, Capt. Brown,
st. John for Fall River. lumber laden.
WAS driven across the Em.na's bow
and fouled the Emma. carrying away
latter's bowsprit. The Erie then drift
ed out over the shoals and. this morn
ing, was not 70 be seen. 1t is feared
that she was lost with all on board
a fishing schooner is reported to be
anchored in that vicinity with colors
in the rigging for assistance. Several
large vessels are reported in that same
locality apparently ashore. Tugs will
leave here to endeayor To assist the
distressed vessels, tomorrow morning.
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AIR BRAKES FAILED.
Engine Crashes Into Round House at Sufiie!d.
ct.-Two Badly injured.

Suffield. Conn. Feb. 1.-THE first
serious accident reported on the New
York. New Haven & Hartford, result
ing from the storm. took place here.
this afternoon. when several employees
were injured. "A passenger engine with
the regular passenger train crew and
several section hands wre endeavoring
10 make the trip to Windsor Locks
The water gave out and when the en-
CINE returned to the round house the
air brake failed to work and the loco
motive crashed through the closed
d0y3r and the end brick wall. Baggage
mister J. +. Smith jumped from the
cab and was struck on the head by
the engine. ard Thomas Moriarty, a
section hand. who was riding on the
tender. Is thought to have his back
broken and suffered conclusion of the
brain. Five other men on the tender
were badly cut and bruised.
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING
OF Rescued Men Of Steamer VIM. Lawrence
Other Boats Still Missing

Savannah. Feb. 1.-THE steamship Vim.
Lawrence of the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Cos. line between Balti-
more and savannah, Is a total wreck on
Hilton Head island. ). C., near the Port
Royal bar. She went ashore there. Sat-
urday nigh. while in "A helpless condt-
tion from storm damages as told IN these
dispai ches. last night.
The crew stood by her for nearly q
hours. When the snip began TO break up
capt. Willis gave the order 10 take To the
buas The sea was running very high.
IA gale was Blowing and L was bitterly
cold. The captain was the last man 20
leave the ship and 1t is said thai lie chose
the poorest of The boats.
Two boat loads were saved. bat boats
Nos . and are missing with II men.
ne rescued men were in a pitiablc con-
clifton. Chief Engineer Roche, Steward
Dingie and Second Officer Beale had their
feet and legs frozen stnf and their hands
frostbitten. The three were taken to
hospital in carriages and <he report. to-
night. is that each may lose one or both
feet. Other men were frostoitten on both
hands and feet. but not so badly as the
three men named
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RockLAwD ON THE LIST.
Feels Full Force OF Blizzard Thorouut
fares Full OF Ice.

Rockland. Me. Feb. l3.-TrafTic oil
all sort has practically been brought IT,
standstill. The electric ears mad
Irregular trips during the day. and TIL
Snow. plows have been steadily in ser
vice since morning. The passenger
train from Bath did not arrive until
after s. and the trainmen reported i'm
nnense drifts all along the line.
The Deer Isle thoroughfare is frozen
over and the steamer Gov. Bodwell,
which arrived. this morning, after cut
ting through seven miles of ice. was
obliged TO make an outside passage
part OF the way. The Northhaven
thoroughfare is also frozen over and
Northhaven' only communication with
the outside world is by crossing the ice
afoot to Vinalhaven