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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-26
TeIegrar11y.

PETERSBURG, 26go m ia.--
Nadeszfa tn wiadomosc zamachu
morderczym ma ksiecia Obolen-
skiego, gubernatora gubernii char
kowskiej, kt6ry niedawno pr7ez
cara zostal pochwalony "a stfumie-
ME rozruch6w chlopskich. Gen.
lejtnantv. VAIL, gubernator wi
lenski, ma kt6rego uiedawno "a
mach zrobiono, dlatego, re kazaf
bic politycznych wiezniow wy
ksztalconych, usprawiedliwia sic
twierdzeniem, re otrzymat byf ta-
kie polecenie Cd ministraspraw we
wnetrznych V. Plehwe.
BERLIN, 26go m ia.
Cesarz Wilhelm rozporzQdzif, aze-
by specyalny attache foty wyzna-
czony byf do usIug amerykan-
skiego admirala O'Neilla, gdy ten
re bawiG bedzie w Niemczech jako
delegat ma konwencyi miedzynaro-
wego Stowarzyszenia techniczego
budowy okret6w W Duesseldorfe.
Nadto,a ably specyalnie uczcic admi-
rala, zostanq mu pokazane wszy-
stkie warsztaty okretowe i arsena-
iy w Niemczech. Trzech zas &C.
nerat6w zaproszonych na jesienne
manewra wojsIowe dozna przyje-
cia krolewskiego.
NEAPoL, ego m a a. -
Kr6lWiktorEmanuel kr6lowa He
lena W podr6zy swej do Palermo,
gdzie maja bye ma otwarciu wysta'
wy rolniczej, przybyli wczoraj tu-
tai, kiedy pociqg kr6lewski za-
trzymat sic przy arsenale, jakis
czlowiek, nazwiskiem Vincenzo
| Guerrero, rzucit diva kamienie ma
| wagon kr6la. Aresztowano go ma.
tychmiast; jest to ztodziej juz ka-
rany. Natomiast zebrana ludnosc
tam glosniejszq zrobiia owacye
kr6lowi.
PRETORIA, 26go maja. =
Deputacya Boerow jeszcze zawsze
tn bawi. Mic pewnego ME wiado-
mo stanie rokowan, ale zdaje sic,
re robia sic znaczne W mich poste.
py. Konferencye W Vereenigung
trwaja ciagle jeszcze.
LoNDYN, 26go maja. -
Daily Mail" dis rano powiada,
re kazdej chwili nadejsc moze via.
domosc, il pokoj zostat zawarty j
re okaze sic, IL Rad we wszystkich
najwazniejszych punktach okaza}
sic nieugietym i ami ma krok ME
ustapil (?).
BELGRAD w Serbii, 26 maja. =
" miescie granicznem Szalata "a
konczyt sic process ludzi oskarzo.
nych o wsp6fudziat W sprzysieze-
niu wywoianem marcu przez A
lavanticsa. Jak wiadomo sam A
lavantics zostaF w6wczas "a.
bity. Jeden czfonkow sprzy.
siezenia zostat skazany ma Is lat
wiezienia, inny ma 5 lat, inny ma 8.
Szef stray ogniowej Schabats,
jake zwolennik Alavanticsa, zostat
skazany ma 7 lat, a kilku strazakow
ma 5 lat.
KoPENHAGA, 26go maja. -
Prezydent Loubet, wracajac Ro.
syi, wczoraj przybyf tu wylado-
wal. Kiedy wychodzif ma lad 20
stat powitany armatnimi wystrza.
}ami. Kr6l Krystyan, nastepca
tronu i inni czfonkowie rodziny
kr6lewskiej udali sic ma kontrtor-
pedowiec Cassini, ma lktorym pre-
zydent zblizyt sic do ladu, j tam go
powita2, poczem zabraf go ze soba,
posr6d owacyj ludnosci, do zamku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-26
Dalsze umizgi cesarza Wilhelma do
Stan6w ZjednocZonych.
.Pr0zydent Loubet w Danii.
Ambassador angielski WaszyngtOnie, lord Paunc
fOte, umarf.
Ods}oniecie pomnika marsza}ka Rochambeau
fOte, umarf.

LHOIZSu4C AOlMa4hOhJ oOoAAtLh9'1S
wanych przez komisye rzadowa.
Bedzie to wiec naprawde pro-
ba upanstwowienia ziemi. Jeze-
Ii rad uzna, re daje mu to polity-
czne korzysci, naprzykfad, re sta
via 60 ma czele socyalizmu, to ME-
zawodnie rozszerzy probe, przenie-
sic ia czasem do niemieckich O.
kolic.
To jednak wzniecs obawe nawet
W ,,podporach tronu", W junkrach
i oto zaznaczyli oni W izbie pa
now, il nierozparcelowane folwarki,
kt6re staja sic panstwowemi dome
nami, powinny bye wypuszczane
Niemcom W wieczysta dzierzawe'
2 lawy ministeryalnej mic ma to
ME odpowiedzlano. To milczenie
jakby potwierdzilo domysf o rzado-
wynn zamiarze powolnego upan-
stwowiania ziemi i przestraszyto
Niemc6w przypuszczeniem, re Rad
cesarski pragnie powoli zmienic sic
W cezarystyczny. P. Koscielski
sqdzi, re ntempeturatura szowini-
Emu antipolskiego zacznie wskn-
tex tego predko opadac". Niezawo-
dnie tax sic stanie, lecz moze "a
p6zno, DO juz dis coz warta kon-
stytucya pruska?!
Zalanie Macedonii tureckiemi
wojskami, kt6rych mn6stwo spro-
wadzono Azyi Mniejszej, wstrzy-
mafo wybuch tamtejszego powsta-
MIA. Sa wprawdzie zbrojne oddzia-
fy, ale tax male, re mogq tylko
szkodzic ludnosci, zabieraG jej zy-
wnosc, popefnia6 morderstwa poll
tyczne, macic spok6i, ale nic po-
waznego ME mogq zrobiG. Ruchaw-
ka zupefnie sic ME udata, a przy-
gotowauia do niej pozwolify Porcie
sciagnac do Europy duza armie,
kt6ra niezawodnie juz tn pozosta-
ME, ably W potrzebie zwr6cic sic
przeciw jakiemu5 wiele silniej-
szemu przeciwnikowi. Kiedy wiec
spekulacya ma Macedonia zupefnie
chybiia, postanowif Rad bufgarski
oczyscic sic zarzut6w, re onto
wiasnie podzega} do ruchawki. "a
wiadomif tedy ok6lnikiem swych
dyplomatycznych agent6w przy
dworach europejskich, re Porta
niesfusznie oskarzyfa Bufgarye o
popieranie rewolucyonist6w mace
donskich, gdyz ona przeciwnie do
ktadata wszelkich staran, aby spo-
k6j ma Bafknaach byf utrzymany.
R6wnie niestusznie Serbia wyo-
brazila sobie, re Rad sofjski intry-
gowaf przeciwko niej W sprawie
konsekracyi metropolity Firmilia-
ma. Do tel kwestyi jako wyfacznie
cerkiewnej, wcale sie ME mieszafy
politycSne sfery W Sofi, a jezeli
egzarcha bulgarski grozit swa dy-
misya W razie konsekracyi Firmi-
Llama. to widocznie miaf do tego
jakie5 cerkiewno-administracyjne
powody, o ktorych zreszta cabinet
buFgarski mic ME vie.
Taxi ok6lnik otrzymali DIPLOMA
tyczni agenci rzadu sofjskiego O.
czywiscie po to, aby ten document
przedstawili europejskim gabine-
tom. Bufgarya tedy znowu wraca
otlcyalnle ma stanoWlsko npoKoJo-
wego czynnika" na p6twyspie bat
kanskim izarazem stara sic Ego
de z Serbia, ktora - jak wiadomo
- odwoiafa Sofi swego przedsta-
wiciela p. Daaje. To odwofanie
tax surowo potepiono W Petersbur-
gu, re rad belgradzki uwszat "a
wtasciwe przedstawic sw6j krok
iako postanowienie chwilowe, kto-
re ME bedzie miafo zadnych ma
stepstw. Teraz pojawifo sic donie-
sienie, as nietylko niebawem nasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-26

prezydenta Loubeta, ktory odJe-
chat godz. 4:50 popoludniu!
KoNsrANTYNoPoI, 26go maja. :
go buigarskich powstanc6w spot
kafo sic z wojskiem tureckiem W o.
kolicy Malesz Planina W Rumunii.
W bitwie poleglo szeSciu Bufgar6w
a 7 zostafo ranionych. Take Tur-
cy poniesli straty.
PORT AU PRINCE, ,HAYTI,26 maia.
- Byiy dyrektor policyi minister
spraw wewnetrznych, Tancrede
Auguste, wyiechaf wczoraj do ia
majki. Kiedy chciat wyjsc gma-
chu poselstwa amerykaiskiego, do
kqd niedawno sie byt schronif,
tfum ludu zrobit wroga demon
stracya. Ola obrony jego wysiano
oddziat woiska i W koncu wyiechaf
amerykanskim posiem Powell W
powozie, mad kt6rym wywieszono
fage amerykahska, do portu.
WASHINGTON, 26go maja =
Brytyjski ambassador, lord Paunce-
fote, umart onegdaj W gmachu am
basady po diuzszych cierpieniach
tyle niespodziewanie. ze W osta'
tnim tygodniu bylo mu lepiej i
ieszcze kilka minut pred smierciq
lekarze orzekli, re pulls chorego
ME jest niepokojqcy. Natychmiast,
gdy sic rozesaia wiadomosc jego
Smierci, ma znak zaloby spuszczo-
no ma pol masztu fagi ma budyn-
kach poselstw ambasad ma no.
telu Arlington, gdzie bawia fran.
cuscy specyalni komisarze.
Lord Pauncefote urodzif sic r.
1923 W Mouachium, ksztalcif sic
ma uniwersytetach W Paryzu, Ge-
newie Marlborough COLLEGE, pra-
wniczej swej ,karyerze zdobyf sobie
tytuf szlachecki (Sir), wr. 1865
zostaf mianowany generalnym pro-
kuratorem W Hongkong, a potem
tamze wyzszym sedziq W r. 1869 /
1872. w T. 1873 zostat wyzszym
sedziq ma wyspach Leeward, a W r..
1874 podsekretarzem departamen-
tn kolonialnego. Potem zostaf pod
sekretarzem departamentu spraw
zagraniczuych. W r. 1889 zostat
poslem, q wr. 1893 ambasadorem
Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Jeszcze ME zadecydowano, kiedy
jaki spos6b odbedzie sic pogrzeb.
WASHINGTON, 26go maja.
OdsIoniecie pomnika marszalka
Rochambeau odbyio sic onegdaj
uroczy5cie obec urzedowych re-
prezentaut6w francuzkiej rzsczy-
pospolitej i W obec prezydenta
Stan6w Zjednoczonych orsza-
kiem. Pomnik otaczafy oddziafy
wajsk ladowyoh morskich amery.
kanskich, jakotez battalion fran
cuzkiej marynarki. Obok prezyden-
ia Roosevelta czfonkow gabinetu
la trybunie zajeli miejsca fran
cuzki ambassador, gen. Brugere,
wiceadmiraf Fournier inni repre-
zentanci Francyi, jakotez hrabia
hrabina Rochambeau. Poniewaz
JE. ks. kardynai Gibbons ME
m6gf bye obecnym, przeto W jego
zastepstwis odm6wit modlitwe ks.
DIR. Stafard. Potem prezydent
Roosevelt powitat gosci z Francyi
przem6wif o znaczeniu pomnika,
Nastepnie hrabins Rochambeau
bciagneia zasfone z pieknego po-
mnika bronzowego posr6d gfo.
snych okrzyk6w kilkutysiecznego
ttumu; francuzka kapela zagrafa
Marsylianke, ambassador Cambon
przedstawif tw6rce pomnika, rzez.
biarza M. Hamaar i przem6wif po
francuzku, odpowiedziaf amerykan-
ski ambassador we Francyi, Porter,
przem6wit jeszcze senator Lodge,
a ma zakonczenie zagrafa kapela
francuzka ,,Star Spangled Banner.
WASHINGTON, 26go maja. -
Kiedy reprezentant Mercer z Ne.
braski W zesziym roku W lecie byf
z innymi czfonksmi izby ma Filipi.
mach, pozna} sic tam pewnym FL
lipinczykiem nszwiskiem Medil,
III 0.-Lzoooo .,,,oo,lvo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-26
kronika MiejscoWa
Sobotnia burza.

SODOtnla DuTZd SpOWOQOWd1d
prawdziwy potop w miescie ia
tamowanie komunikacyi ulicznej
ma niektorych liniach tramwajow.
Cd pioruna wszczai sic pozar ma
stacyi kolei gornej Metropolitan
= Medora st. Ma niektorych
stacyach policyjnych woda zalala
sutereny, w ktorych umieszczeni
byli aresztowani. Ma o3 ulicy,
miedzy Wentworth ave. State
ul. pasazerowie musieli wysiadac
z tramwajow brodzic w wodzie,
poniewaz wiadukt pod torem ko-
lei Pennsylvania i Lake Shore
byi zalany ma stope wysoko. Mez-
czyzni przenosili swe towarzy-
ski ma reku.
w kilku restauracyach, nie-
szczacych sic w suterenach W
srodmieSciu, plywaly stoly krze-
sla, skutkiem czego goscie pou-
ciekali. Podobnie dzialo sic w zy-
dowskim teatrze Glueckmana,
gdzie aktorzy ME mogli sic do
STAG do garderoby, azeby pre-
brat sic, poniewaz woda dosiegia
w "basemencie" wysokosci trzech
stop.
Ma gmachu Wilsona, rog Jack
son boul. i Fifth ave. piorun u
derzyl w maszt do choragwi zni-
szczyi go. Przedmiescie Wilmette
ucierpialo przez oberwanie sic
chmury. Deszcz lai tam jak ce-
bra zrzqdzii wiele szkody. w
parku Northwestern ME mogf od-
bye sic zapowiedziany przez Tur-
nerow piknik.
w szynku Hickey'a pm. 1922
w. II ul. zatrudniony jako stroz
murzyn Fred. White zosta} W pi-
wnicy znaleziony bez zycia.
Zwioki jego plywaly po wodzie
dwie stopy glebokiej.
Strajk w rzezalniach.
w hall "Corcoran", ma rogu u
icy AZ i Princeton ave. odbylo sic
wczoraj posiedzenie uni Pack
ing House Teamsters". Posiedze-
ME trwalo Cd po poludniu do
10 wieczorem zakohczylo sic je-
dnogioSna uchwa}a, azeby cd II
godz. w nocy zarzucic prace.
Przedstawiciele uni traktowali
Cd czterech tygodni z wlasciciela-
mi rzezalh, azeby podwyzszono
woznicom place 16 do 23 CEN
tow ma 22 do 81 centow. Ma zada-
ME to pracodawcy przystac ME
chcieli i dlatego detaliczni rzezni-
cy beda dzisiaj w k}opocie. RE
zalnie ME beda mogly dostarczac
i'm miesa, a poniewaz w ponie-
dziaiki zapasy miesa u rzeznikow
bywaja zwykle bardzo male, wiec
publicznoSc ma tenn ucierpi.
Unionisci postanowili ustawic
warty pred rzezalniami niedo-
puscic, azeby "scaby" zajmowali
ich miejsca. Me obejdzie sic ME
watpliwie bez rozruchow.
Nieszczescie we fabryce.
We fabryce~Deering Harvester
Works, ma Fullerton ave. mad RE
ka, wydarzylo sic w sobote VIE
czorem o godzinie 10 straszne
nieszczescie. Zalamala sic winda
do podnoszenia ciezar6w i zabila
ma miejscu C. Nowickiego, zamie-
szkalego pm. 81 Bradley ul. Zwso-
XII przeniesiono po wypadku do
karawaniarza Best'a pm. 14I2
Wrightwood ave. 1nny robotnik,
Gustav Kranz, pracujacy razem
z Nowickim, zostai ciezko polka
leczony. Lewa noge ma z}amana
w dwoch miejscach i poniosl we
wnetrzne uszkodzenia. Odwiezio-
no go wozem ambulansowym do
mieszkania pm. 153 High str.
Handel lodem.
Chicago konsumuje lodu w
przecieciu po pol tony ma osobe,
dostarcza nadto do poludniowych
. .at,.ju:o..,> NJ oJasht. sfa b,s,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-14

.8et bar bpien 9ernsr Riis,
.6dn botste ooer ale Mure,
san bar galen og alori9 pis;
Ssngsn Manb tunoe hdnnem itpre.
= Men Stopen itanber oft no / 9lomiterl"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
COOLEST FOR IS YEARS.
boston Weather Bureau Says Coolest
December Since 1884.

Boston. Dec. 10.-"The coolest night
IN December since 1884" was the state
ment of the weather bureau officials
IN this city, Tuesday, with reference to
the temperature, Monday night The
thermometer at weather Headquarters
went to below zero during the night
and at A. NJ, was six below. Reports
from many places in the vicinity of
Boston indicated temperature ranging
between 20 below and below during
the early morning hours.
New England experienced the ex-
IRENE cold weather but other parts of
the country had only the ordinarily
temperature of a cold winter day. Re-
ports from all points from New York
state to Eastport indicated very cold
weather. From North Adams in west
ern Massachusetts a fall of 20 and %
degrees below zero was reported At
Eastport il was but - below and at
Mortified VT, Is below. Along the
southern coast zero weather prevailed
A rise in temperature within "a or
SO hours is predicted by the weather
bureau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
GENERAL REJOICING
At Panama Over the Seeming End of
the Rebellion.

Panama. Colombia, Dec. 1O-Big
crowds assembled, this morning,
around the wharves here when the for
mer gunboats PadiIla and Gaitan were
seen coming into the bay flying the
Colombian flag. Both steamers, which
according to the peace treaty are now
the property of the government, sa-
luted the land forts.
over 1000 men who participated in for
or against the government in the revo-
luton. including several generals and
officers of high rank, have arrived here
Much enthusiasm is shown in all CIR
cles. for everyone here is convinced
now that the war really is at an end.
Nearly 5000 men of the government
forces have been sent to their homes
since the peace treaty was signed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
CREW NEARLY FROZEN.
Schooner Samuel Lewis of Ellsworth
Ashore off Earnstabc.

Barnstable. Mass, Dec. 10.-The
schooner ashore off here is the Samuel
Lewis of Ellsworth. Me, Capt. Geo
Rice. which coming out by Cape Ann
light. Monday, began to take water.
This froze her UP so badly that the
captain put her before the wind and in
vapor so dense that he could not see,
brought UP on the bar.
During the forenoon Capt Rice and
the two members of his crew were res
cued. badly frost bitten. The vessel
which is in a poor condition lies on a
good hard bottom and if the weather
moderates may be taken off.
The Samuel Lewis was built in Blue
hill. Me-. in 1S45. and is owned by ID. II.
Epps of Ellsworth. Me. She is 50 gross
tons. IL feet long. % feet wide and Z
feet, 6 inches deep.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
THE ETA A. SIMPSON
With Hard Coal for Brunswick, Ashore
Near Plymouth.

Plymouth, Mass. Dec. 10.-The three
masted schooner Eta A. Simpson of
Boston, went ashore on the beach be-
tween Plum Hills and High Pines,
Tuesday, and will doubtless be total
wreck. The crew reached shore in
safety. The schooner became unman-
ageable in the thick vapor and struck
Il ledge when the captain succeeded in
getting her off and running ashore in
an attempt to save the vessel. She
vas bound for Brunswick, Me-, and
has 36j tons of hard coal aboard. The
life saving crew boarded the vessel
and experienced no difficulty in taking
off the captain and sailors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
FORTY CASES
oiFoot and Mouth Infection Reported
In PingreyviIle, Mass.

tittleton. Mass. Dec. 10.-Foot and
s6ble of J. l.. Pingrey at Pingreyville.
shout two miles above this town. 1t is
leported that there are 40 cases there.
fhe disease is thought to have been
communicated by some person who had
been around diseased cattle and then
kisited the Pingrey place. because no
Icattle have come in contact with Mr.
Pingrey's stock for months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11

ton. to spend a few weeks there and at
Milford.
The Sunshine Society meets, Tues
day. if pleasant, with Mrs. Josie vii.
son. If stormy. Thursday.
a little 2-year-old girl OF Llewellyn
Robinson fell and broke both bones of
the lower arm. one day last week.
A new boy has arrived at E. Mea-
der's. and one also at William Sem
nett's.
And now we are eagerly looking for
war to the time when the telephone
and rural free delivery shall be in sue
cessful operation. Then we want an
electric road to Benton Falls or Gin
ton and we shall be very well supplied
with facilities for reaching the out
side world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
None Of Disease in New York.

Albany. n. Y, Dec. 10.-The state
department of agriculture issued "a
circular. today, describing symptoms
and treatment OF the foot and mouth
disease. The state is still free from
the disease.
State Veterinary Kelly says that
there is very little danger from in
fected milk because animals attacked
soon cease to give milk. The fear now
is of contaeion by dealers from in
fected districts. The quarantine in
cludes hides, hoofs and heads as well
az live cattle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
TRIES sRlseRx.
Continual from page ~

sued a public statement. in which he
animated that bribery was being re-
.or,ed To in oder to break the strike,
and the while thing fell through.
Grimes wantA Early to help him out
Of the predifment. but Early would
nave nothingto do with him.
Tho story held the attention of the
COMMISSIONERS and the spectators and
af,er Early had concluded none of the
,a,,,,,ers ubuld cross-examine him.
,sarlv theniexplained some grievances
assctius tie accuracy of the scales at
.sa collery he worked and a recess was
,aken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
No Coal and Wood Is High.

Lawrence. Mass, Dec. lo--Ihe tner-
mometer registered 10 degrees peio"
zero here. Tuesday morning. ana there
is much suffering among the poor pc
cause of the lack of fuel. The hafd-
shin extends to the well-to-do as weii'
for they cannot procure hard coal mere
at any price and wood is scarce ana
L inh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11
tANY NEW CASES
n. .hs cAtIe Disease Found in Massa
chusetts Towns.

postoa Dec. 10.-Word has reached
.,e caat bureau of the state bureau of
.oricuItIre that the foot and mouth
d;seaseIis fully developed in herd of
aus id Natick; also that two herds in
sudbury are affected. and that there
is herd in Bolton which shows
symptoms of the disease. A herd in
Marlboro was also reported. Tuesday.
mr. u. S. Eaton of Lowell, was in
Hudpn, n. H.. across the line from
Tynasboro Monday. and discovered
the disease there i'm d herd of cows. DIR.
petfs notified DR.. Salmon of the lat
ter Ease at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-12-11

The total harvest Of sea fish sold at
Gloucester and Boston. which are the
principal markets, during the past
wear. officially reported. amounted to
1862, 21S. s21 pounds, worth S4.3S5. 102, OF
which the Newfoundland banks pro-
duced something more than S.. 000. 00f
pounds. while the grounds off the New
England coast yielded nearly 5000 .0Ot
pounds.
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
MT. VERNON.

the cressey school.
The High school at the village COM
menccs. Monday, Dec. Il. Arthu,
Wright of Readfeld. teacher. Last
Tuesday evening the scholars had So
ciable at Lower Masonic hall. A very
pleasant evening was passed. The COM
parry broke up at a late hour.
Frank f.. Damren has sold his farm
in Belgrade and is moving into town.
1t is reported that r. II. Jacobs has
sold his farm.
Annie r. Weber will attend the Nor
NAL School at Pennington, this winter.
Aieado Hall has erected wind mill
to bring water into his buildings.
Elmer II. Weber has closed his
school III Emblem, and will attend the
Normal School.
Rev. &. w. Purnton went to BowdO-
inhaIn, last week, to attend the fun
eral of his niece. lie drove the whole
distance in a wagon, but found it good
slcighing all the way.
Calvin Weber and Joseph Taylor
did good business breaking up, Dec. 2,
which is unusual for the time of the
year.
Rev. Cyrus Purinton was called to
Bowdoinham, last Thursday, to attend
the funeral of his nephew's wife, who
died very suddenly.
Frank J. Hammond has returned
from Portland.
Miss Gertrude Hopkins of Portland.
is visiting her cousin Mrs. II. Il. Cram
for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Robinson was very i'll,
last week, with pink eye and erysipelas,
but is much improved at this date.
Frank d. Moores arrived from Wor-
cester. Mass. last week, but will re-
turn in few days.
Mrs. +. +. Butler and daughter, Mel
lie L., have decided not TO leave town
Just yet.
This cold snap is badly freezing up
the water pipes and pumps.
The daughter of Willie Dolloff, West
Mi Vernon. is visiting her grand
parents at our village. this week.
This cold weather makes us think
more of good wood than ever before.
There will be a special meeting OF
Vernon Valley Lodge. No. 81, f and
A. NJ. Tuesday evening. The ID. d.
G. NJ. is soon expected to make his Of
ficial visit. Work in the lodge has beer
quiet, the past few months.
The wood and logs are beginning to
start.
Charles II. Gordon raised very nice
| lot of corn from one and quarter
acrs. 1871 baskets of as fine corn as evei
grew. Most of our farmers did not
have good corn, this year.
CROSS HILL.
r. r. Millett of Lewiston. was in the
place on business one day last week.
Merton Knowles with crew of mer
from Augusta. are threshing at Charlie!
Perley's.
The ice left the pond the 3lst o
March and the pond froZe over again
the night of Dec. 5. This is the longes
spell on record that the pond was open
Fred Crosby. Fred Perley and Mari
Higgins are cutting lumber on tn,
crosby place for C. I. Perley.
Fred Farwell is cutting cord wood TO
Clearance Gardner.
Ed Howe is yarding wood for Georg
Weeks ON the Church Hill road.
ALBION.
baby has arrived at Charlie
Quimby's-
The Ladies' Benevolent Societ
meets. Wednesday, at Grange hall.
Miss clara Libbey has gone to Bos
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Much Suffering at Havcrhill.

Haverhill. Mass, Dec. 1o.-The cold
est night of the season in this city was
Monday night and much suffering was
reoprted among the poor classes. me
thermometer ranged from II to ~ de-
grees below zero in different parts OF
the city and as low as "A degrees in the
suburbs. The Merrimack river IS
frozen and the channel is closed to
traffic
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SPECIAL PERMISSION
For Boston and Portland Steamers 70
Land Cattle at Liverpool.

Jonaon. Dec. 1o.-The Board OF Agri-
,.,,Iture Gazette announces Tuesday.
chat special orders had oeeh Sueu
permitting the Cunard Line
Sylvania from Boston, NOV. o. ioi
erpool. and the Leyiand Line s.ea'. nn
California. from Portland. Me-. NOV. o.
for the same port. land their live STOCK
under certain restrictions.
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Ihat natural sleep is due TO the
ufugging effect of accumulated car
oohic acid in the body is the view
taken by French Psychologist. DR..
Raphael Dubois.
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Spearing swordfish on the a,'an.'s
coast is one of the most exciting ana
daring occupations OF the ocean iarirer'
These fish bring good prices