davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

49, BERLIN. Petersburski
correspondent donosi, 10 via
domo6t, jakoby za}oga5 DPoer
.temkina" rozporzadza}as%ie
ka suma pieniedzy, polegaeana
<pfawdzie. W@kasie ,,Potemki-:
na" znajdowato sic rzeczy-
:Ri6afeyz5O 600 rubli.w Kore-
sp6hdsht donosi dalej,L:5e juz
Wt61#1ihi awys}ania. 'eskadry
ziSebastopola
do Odessy,s celem*ujecia<bqn7
towniik6w, 1panowalo .poSr6d
w1ssSzystkieh zaf6g2 okretowych
slime wrzenie Tie tylkovnaj-
energiczniejszemi zarzadze:
miami zapobiezono otwartemu
wybuchowi buntu. Nv ko6cu
jednakze admiral Kriege1
czu} sic szczesliwy, gdy be-
wypadku m6gl wr6cic do Sc
bastopola. Tam z~aalarmowane
baterye nadbrzezne i wys}ane
|lodzie torpedowe "a obre}
portu, ably odeprzee spodzie'
wan9 atak nPotemkina. Ma
1:epnie zaS ulzielono wick
szej czesci zalogi p6ltoramie
lsiecznego urlopu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

- ODESSA, Policya do
konuje co nocy licznych a
resztowah. - DUO os6b: 20.
stale z miasta wydalonych
Policya ciagleo dnajduje bonn.
by i to g}6wnie W zydow'
[skich dzielnicach miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

!. 4 II VII 81 ,y19>tll5, Ind, 4e-
jp i / I1r9dy polieYant Fed
E gggers,. LEGACY lat 50, Po,
strada1 zycie " chwili, 1gdy
udawal sic 20 synami ma
rybo}6stwo do jeziora Michi,
gan. .Ostrzegl ch}opc6w, ably
namkneli sic : drogi pot,cia:
gowi, gdy W tym czasie zle'
cia} mu z glowy kapelusz,
chcac schwytac tenze, poSliz'
gla mu sic noga j padi nj
|szyny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27
HAMBURG ,,S,Nordde:

.ix5 ~ -, y !. S>,nao ~.
y, 1ult4se chez Is 81 Loyd1"'s ;otfE'z q " ~ via
rdemoz6 z desy::SRSabowanie W
mie6cie trivia dalej. T}um CO.
spodaruje pc ulicach W strasz- !.
Hwy spos6b i zbroi sic, W co
moze, bronia Tub rozmaitemi
narzedziami zelaznemi. Ina
czna Geese zalogi brata sic z
t}umem. Tlum przypu6ci} a.
tax do gmachu rosyjskiego
banku handlowego. W tej
chwili zjawi}o sic wojsko, kt6,
re przeszkodzilo zdemolowa'
niu gmachu. w starciu, jake
~wywiazalo sic w6wczas, stree
.lano do tlumu 2 karabin6v
maszynowych. skutek BY:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

.Z Gmt."2- E- -E'~e. ~ aS-Ff'r IaE-- -.
zLoNDYN.. Daily Mali
ddnosi Z Odessy: Ma wybrze-
~ morskiem spalony zostal
ko6ci61 mar'ynarski i 1000 ton
d~ebowych .prog6w. kolejo-
wych. Masy rewoltujacego
t1umu, przeszlo 10000 pla-
drowa}y W d~r6dmie6ciu skies
py i >domy. Przeciwko thu
m [ol|n1 tym wystapi}o. wojsko
iSH 9 o. broni palnej. Zabitycl,hl1
@;ranny i, 1000 os6b
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27
~ KONSTANTYNOPO

FL KONSTANTYNOPO-
LA donosza, re zalogi stat
k6w rosyjskich ,,Colelus" i
,,Zaporozec" stojace ma kot-
wicy W porcie konstantyno-
polskim .wypowiedzia}y po-
slusze6stwo. 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

NIEMCY. uNorddeutsche
Allgemaine Ztg."' -powiada, z
powodu za}ozenia ,,Strazy":
,,Jest rzecza niewatpliwa, ze
,,Strazl" ma ma celu jedno-
::czy6l: 4daaenia ~polak6w do po-
.litycznego, :ggospeodarczego i
~towarzyskiego swyodrebnienia
sic i nadac zywio}owi pol
srk;iiemu zwartsza organizacya,
niz dotychczas Chce ona 5y-
: Wiol. ten skupic W zbita, 60
iowa do walki mase. Obowiaz-
klein jest niemc6w ma kre-
*sach: wschodnich, woB5e
5wiadomego ruchu polak6w,
zrz r., { 81 sic wszelkich daze6
:odsrodkowych i skupic sic
. pod sztandarem narodowym"
-~,Ksiaze Bulow mial o@-
wiadczyc, ze Niemcy W spra-
vie maroka6skiej chca" po-
ste@pow,a!ff tax, aby praw Fran
c'yi ME i! uszczuplit :: Mona 10
. wierzyc Tub ME wierzyt, jak
--:kto chce. =.
w pism1.ach %podawano
Z .::wiadomo6e, <ze W ,Ne99 e. = rezru-
-qch6w W Kr6lestwie Polskieml
interchangeable; prHskie
za}ogujace mad kranica Kr6-
lestwa Polskiego. 9 Kr6le#ca
donosza, e wiadomo6c tao
lie sic odaos2 dooPiersebzego5
i siedemnnsa9gtegaSo@'k orpusuzarr;;
mil, Jest II zzm1{yiz1T1othia:: =" 'so*h|
1870 ,E.n0H O W4eTSSaf r,y-$ 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

NEW BRAUNFELs, Tex.
T}um ludzi hapadl ma vie
zienie celem ~lYnczowania 16
letniego murzyna Sauna Gree
ma, kt6ry by} aresztowany q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

straszny~ Zginelo tn kilka
set os6b. q przynajmniej try
razy tyles by1o rannych.
|T}um wobec tego ogarne}a
jeszcze wieksza zacieklo6c.
Napadano ma sklepy imaga-
zyny towarowe; wojsko ME
wystapi{o przeciwko temu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27
BUkGARSKI statek

- BUKGARSKI statek
,;Nadlezda" spotka}. ,,Potem'
kina". W oddaleniu 80: mil
.morskich cd >Sebastopola.>
wymieni} z MIN :strza}y powi-
talne. Ma pok}adzie ,,Potem-
kina"~m bye pr6cz zalogi
200 os6b: cywilnychs miedzy
niemi take kobiety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27
wiedzied. 20 niechajs sic zgloslIS
do.nizej podpisanego.
2 szacunkiem
Fl. Szarzydski.
Taunton, Mimi.
z LEO, Mimi.

"a AIO9 M1llA1s
Poniewaz opr6cz Wiarusa
abonuje i lima polska gazette
kr6rej tn ME podaje ami tytu-
III, ami tez gdzie wychodz.
bo niechce niejako lei ublizat,
owszem co .prawda przyznat
lei trzeba. Jest to calkiem do-
bra gazeta jednakowoz ia ja-
.ko abonent tejze gazety nam
do niei pewien zal. Dnia 5go
Lipca, kieey poslatem kore-
spondencye do Wiarusa "a
wiera]aca tre5e o tuteiszych
gruntach, re jsko* " kazdej
innej okoliey ak4t i u mas
So ME wszystkle grunsa Jed
nakowe, gdyz Jedne SO "
wy4szych> pofozeniach, drugle
zaS nieco " nizszych; ze "a
faImach W nizszych poioze.
mach z.powodu' kilku ule~.
nych> deszcz6w~ -bylo zadlugo
mokro,:d ola tego: zboza ma niz-
szych tarmach ME So tax pie
kne jak ma farmach " polo
zeniu >wyzszem. Pi5alem e
tych nizszych farm tu Jest
wiele. DO niemal czwarta- czeSc.
ale gdybysmy tn JUL mieli spo-
drogi. to i ma far
mach W polozenlach nizszych
dzszczby nieprzeszka-
DIAL; lecz W gazecie bylo przen
ciwnie, zupelnie inaczej, gdyz
by|o napisane, re u mas tych
wyzszych farm jest dose
BIO niemal tczwarta
Geese a temby ME przeszka-
ulewny deszcz, gd}bySmy
iut tn mleli drogi porobione.
w Gale ME wierze ably to
bylo omyIka redakcyi, ale re
to jest umySlnie. zrobione a
vice tell boleSnie ola abo~
nenta. Wpoprzedniej mel ko'
respondencyi W tejze gazecie.
bylo dodane: Leo ME wielkle
ale ladne r.iastec1ko. -Leo
nie Jest zadne~ miasteczko, "
Leo jest tylko ko$c'6l jeden
;tor i poczta. W kodcu ostat-
,iej korespondencyi dodano.
i gazeta ia ~najwiecej tn jest
oolubiona. Me przecze, re
Jest polubiona, BIO jest co
9rawda gazeta dobra. ale tel
ME twierdze ze jest lubiana
w'ecei mad inne dobre gazety,
, nawet przyznat musza re
"a Wiarusa tn najchctwiej
Jest tn dobfa spo- /.
do nabycla deobfej
Earmy, ktdryeh tn Jest dosye
kto by tn chcelat sprzy-
bye " zamiarze kupienia so-
bic fanny, MECH sic wprzod
listownie cd pewnych
tutejszych parafian, ktorzy
niezaw odnfe opjs1a mu praw'
Tu podaje ich nazwiska:
Zabrock A Kukowski, T.
ReKYkoxski. = Lasniewsk,
GasloroTSkio5 Seebulski.
!, Dahlczzaakl, a. Plaehecki. S.
Sobczak, P. Palctewsk.
J6zef P6lezewski, J P6lczew~
Ski. Dotwszystklch wyzej wy
mienlonych nazwisk adreso>
vac Leo, Mimi. Roseau Go.
Blizszych szczeg6t6w lmozna
sic dowiedzieta cd pewnego
poIskiego bankle-
ra, adres do niego. Ben. Pie.
six, Grenbush. Mimi. Roseau
Co. Lecz kto by tn przyje
chal. ME radze zaraz iSt do
bankiera, MECH sic wprzod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27
DALLAS, Tex - Pres

DALLAS, Tex: Przesz}o
sto dom . " wschodniej i
MISUNDERSTANDING czeSci
miastas zo Il21 zalanych 2 z
powodu ! :o ei tn1ii Siie chmt<E
r; Wqda zafa|aa.o nliektP:
Ugh miejscac:h pier VS. = PEI 3 i
t i; ! IL Psq1icya ! stra4 ogni io514F
rstoWaa11aa mieszka6c6w. Zda5e
sic, Is Mkt zycia ME stracil.
TAX wielkZi byl nap}yw, :ze
,naieeIk ST domy zosta}y; znie;;
Stone z ~fundament6W. Szko.
|ldy oggr 1yooQln1 s9.s . aie.a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27
CORRESPONDENCE
aWIARUSA.z9zz
BAY CITY, Mich.

w ubieg]ym tyeodniu ha'
will W naszem miescie ma wa:
:kscyach pan L Kotecki.
Milwaukee Wis. bawll tu dnl
Nlka wSr6d mloedziezy ma
rozrywga -. mia PrzyzW6itq
lest on 1ubiia31n,ymm a dotege
"a wskroS II 1elig1nJm milo
dzie6ce m. z e we :
" ostatoia n'edziele irfandzk;
ks. Raffter, W kesciele al
diva ka~zania>>w yglosi& ma te-
|mat o stralku ma tramwa;ach
ulicznyeh, kt6ry sic rozsze-
RIA coraz sbardziej. Gazety
ang'elskie- publikujac owe
diva kazania daily nakl6wek
O.,strajku" Co spowodowa~
10 ks. irlandzkiego do tego
kroku. re stanal W obronie
korporacyi. czyli tax zwanego
,trustu" ot6z ola tego,
|poniew7z John Weadock. al
jest adwokstem owei
korporacyi kolejowej Il gpcd
wplywem togo czIowieka9 u
[zyto :koscio|a w obron'e otru-
Estu"os- wstyd hahba! /
Cay to zazeggpga stra)k. yyyise2lkle
pytanie? lpd vie do czego
day l. czego zada cd kapita
hst66 y !:
Tu dodat nalezy, :ze s,prawie
sami airys4e pfac:ul':;al ma tram
wajach. to tel airysze mai
|wiecei ~yst4puja c 1$przec'w
kompanii i popiera:a swych
ziomk6w. Strawberry zadaja
tylko poi centa wiecej ma CO.
;dzine / tego kompan:a ME
|chce uczynic. Jezeli .wiec ks
Ratfter chce W tym wypadku
ewangielia sw:eta rownat do
strajku- 10 mech wspomni
.Winince Pahska". CT co POI
sill do winnicy do piracy cd
rama, dostali tylko po groszu
liak Ct CO. poszli. cd poludnia.
IA czy korporacye tax poste-
'puja? ME CHI 'tylkoeoPol god
zinyaes;e kbosbpozoi* do piracy
(iuz kompania odeaagga: W.ec
}1ud musio sic 9 aapr4WWaa;; sWe
%upominat. Il jak; 4 nifs N;ijsNd3en
sposob to " drqgi, ID
Powiedziai ks. Raffter, ze
przechem Test tluc czyjaS ma
'lez1tose lub nisscs>t maiatek
ze cz1owiek powinien takowi
krzywde zwrocie.oTak jest, e
Test sNieta pfawdaaAle nteot
KS. Rsffer pamietasao tenn,
re naadfugi dzieh strajku kom
'pania z ,zada}azpomocy cd mia:
sta. ic,.kolwiek cd tego CA,
su z,,st,lo aniszczones kompa-
MA mic ME tract. miasto stra
ty pokryws; a miasto 2:
wszystk e take wydatki 6cia'
ga podatek ludu i pokryw;
krzywde. A vice tn luz
.grzechu ME ropeloia. BIO C
/ uszkodzil ~ rae l. = Jak wi
|dac Z ks. Rafftera to pre-
b;egly czlo~iek, DO pray koh'
Gu kazsnia powiedzial, re ST
: mote cieszyt. &c lego parafia
NE ME biera udzia|u W straj
: ku. podczss kiedy sami airy
.lsae najwiece) stra;kiem kie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27
@ ANGELES, CAL.

LOS ANGELES, CAL:
Znany milioner M. Han
cock straci} zycie PREY wy
padku z automobilem, W
czasie kt6rego. take iona
lego, c6rka i syn dosyc groz:
ME zostali pokaleczeni. Je-
Ichali oni pc Main str. blisko
48 uliey, z szybkoScia 40 mil
ma godzine, kiedy maszyna
uderzyla o buggy, a nastepnie
|oparla sic o s}up telegraficz-
my. Wszyscy wypadli n abruk.
Hancock, kt6remu pek}a
czaszka, umar} wkr6tce POI
niej. ):
Hancock byl jednym z
Observation-Disclosures / najzu-
chwalszych acknowledged
|jezdzc6w W miescie Fl czesto'
p}aci1 znaczne kary "a pre-
kraczanie przepis6w miej-
skich. =.
Pokaleczenia jego rodziny
ME So 6miertelne. ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

z PETERSBURGA dono:
sza, ze W ciagu togo -miesiaca
wyda car oredzie zwo}ujace
reprezentacya narodowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

IS0~ ~ -
Ami kr4 vi bity<na fGolso-
Gle tego NE zbaEi, ktolkrzyz;
w sercu oa:e zPostawi.
"@o 1abox1ozx ssEPa,5"
-ta.x.l z:.:s.
ID Taunton; hla i
5f co= Il .Hpea, 1905
% ss 81 Redaktorzel
1870 as 8
r. Prose- Q umieszezenie tycb
kilku slow o naszej :paraf'i v
Taunton. M~inn.s3[,+
Parafia nasza zalozona TO-
stala dziesiet LAT temu. z po'
czatku ciezko nam bardzo sz}o'
ME bylismy W stanie ksfedzs
utrzymat tylko do mas ksladz
(dojezdzal z sasiedniej paraf'i,
!Teraz pc wiekszej czesci jul
kazda parafa ma swego ksie-
|dza, tax i my sic zaczeSlismy
starae, a inni mas nawet wys
miewali i m6wili. re my pol
skIego ksiedza ME dostanie-
my DO go ME lesteSmy "
stanie utrzymst. Nasze stara-
MA ME odnosily skutku przez
dIugi czas / dopiero kledy sic
"a nami wstawil Wiel: ks. J.
Cemi6ski Z Wilma. przyslal
nam ks. Arcybaskup ksiedza:
JesteSmy tex:1 sniezmiernie
wdz'eczni ks. Cimihskiemu.
tembardziej. j re nasz nowy
prcboszcz to prawdziwy: ,,du-,
SEA ksiadz". dobry Polak !
wzorowy kap'ao. Jest przy-
tenn gospodarzem TAX do
brym, ze nam go teraz zaz-
droszcza,a my wszyscy szcze.
re go kochamy t:szanulemy.
,P4raf anie byll " klopocie.
ze trudno i'm bedzle utrzymat
proboszcza, ale' ks. ,Baczyk
p2cie szyl mas, re PREY pomocy
Boskiej to wszystko p6)dzie,
.ze Pan Bog ma wiecei nil
rozdal i re Z ufooscia W Bogu
wszystko przezwyciezymy. r.
die tel tersz wszystko jak z
platka, a klopot6w wiecej nile
many. K>iadz proboszcz ga
|checal lud1i do pobudowanfa
plebanii. / sam ma ten eel o.
f:arowal 500; "a ]ego pray
kladem poszli tnni, sypoe'y
sic skladki i OTTO JUL many
ia ten c=l zebranyeh 5000
kllm11ieni i piasek potrzeboy.
an Malozjest takieh kaplan6w.
Ijakuna be 6 aby
raked razt,y se,tn g Pqzyskaaef
zaufan,e 81 dsgzaenHpeakk s. TO t tts|
wszyseyI=ggo= och IS. ;Ff's s'uchala:
Ia mi sic az div Z, jakaItto9
fPofacy tn buduj4 plebanie,
ISt.nie tel ten 'budyneku jh1
wkr6tce, kosztem $1,000.
| Jest mas tn AZ paraf'an:
Jezeliby kto : Rodak6w chc'a'
tn sic os:edl;t. to W Taunton
znajdzie bardzo dobra sposob-
nose. Sa tn fanny r7z upraw-
ne IL budynkami, ! MONA j.
nabyt pc Genie $25 "a akr
wyzej, stosownie do poloze-
MIA, a MONA takze ! dzierza.
vic fanny. Klimat tn zdrowJ
woda dobra. Dobry tn take
|bylby interes ola doktora
aptek'.
Jezeliby kto chcial jeszcz'
10 jak;ch szczeg6lach sic do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27
PETERSBURG,

Kursku zamordowa} t}um
oficera, kt6ry zabil zo}nierza
opierajacego sic jego rozka-
zom. Tlum rzuci{ sic ma po-
w6z, kt6rym 6w officer jecha{,
i podpalif@pojazd. Officer zgi-
nal W p1omieniach. oo>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

= ~ZEE2Al- A~E"'| Ts.AG7T3 :
:. .WARSZAWA Przybyloo y.
wiele os6b u Kowna j Grod;
ma, gdzie powstaly 2grozne
rozruchy eh}opskie. Z
lima sensacyjlna wie6t,
70 W Kownie 2 qq'dm6wi}y pc:
slusze6stwa tamtejsze pulki
piechoty, a take pulki stray
granicznei. X ;:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-27

LoNDYN:* y;Daily Tele,
graph tih3, d; Hadddi, ze fziad japo6::
80 ssI7 5iorWYz1an e., w..
ski 4 y }5 v Anggl'i + { diva Iva
;wielkies okrety Wojenne po3''
jemno6ci 19, 900 ton. -:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-11

Ao'al cash on hand. .$15,O32.65
State of Idaho, }
County of Canyon, s.
I, L. S. Ollie, Deputy County
Treasurer, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is
true and correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
L. S. OLLIE,
Deputy Co. Treas,
Subscribed and Sworn to be-
tore me this 9th day OF January,
1905.
M. I. CURcH,
Clerk OF Probate Court,
Stats Of d 5fda 7dsSo IS.
1'John A. Tucker, Auditor Of
Canyon, County, Idaho, do
solemnly swear that the forepo-
ing statement is true and correct
TO the best of my knowledge
and belief.
john A. TUCKER.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
1905.
Nd. I. CHURCH,
Clerk of the Probate Court
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13

Do you remember the little things that
gave Us so much pleasure when we were
youns? With what zest did We sit down to
the table after our play was over and eat the
mush aud milk our mother put before IA
But Is we get older it takes more to give
US pleasure. Mush and milk no longer
tastes good to us, and our digestion may be
impaired The bost advice We can give to
such peYsea 10 TO tone up the stomach with
d.. Piefco's Golden Medical Discovery. It
is natures most valuable and health giving
aSent-made without the use Of alcohol. It
contains roots, herbs and barks, and is the
concentration of natures vitality as found
in the felds and woods. This remedy has
a history which speaks we'll for it because
it was give. TO De PUBLIC BY Or; R v:
Pierce, founder Of the 1nvallds' Hotel and
Surgical 1nstituts, at Buffalo, n. Y, nearly
forty years ago, and has since been sold BY
druggists in ever increasing quantities.
Some medicines tonics or compounds, en-
joy q large sale for few years, then disap-
pear from the public attention, but Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery nas
proved such q reliable blood remedy and
tonic that 1t often enjoys the confidence Of
several generations in family, and its in
creased sales year by year coming from the
recommendations OF those who have tried
it, prove its lasting merit, 50 that every
bottle bears the stamp of public approval.
Every other blood-maker and tonic for the
stomach that we know of contains alcohol,
but Dr. Pierce guarantees that no alcohol
is contained in his Medical Discovery"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
AGAINST SHILOH.
Grandfather Made Guardian of Little ErlOn
n,n

Grandfather Made Guardian of Little Erlon
Dunlap.
PORTLAND, Me-, July T. The supreme
judicial court of Maine today handed down
rescript in the guardianship proceedings
instituted by Charles F. Dunlap of Port
land to obtain the custody of his grandson
from the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Archer Dunlap, members of the
Holy Ghost and Us colony at Shiloh. The
decision is against the parents.
Mr.. Dunlap ST.. contended that his grand
son, Erlon, II years of age, was living with
his parents under influences which he be-
lieved were not for the best interests of the
boy, and he desired to be appointed
guardian, in order that he might properly
educate the lad The supreme court
affirmed the decree of the probate
court, granting the grandfather guardian
ship of the child, but the case was taken to
the law court on exceptions.
The rescript handed down today recites
the finding of the lower court that the well
fare of the minor demanded his removal
from the influences surrounding him while
in the custody of his parents, and that they
were incompetent to discharge their duty
toward the child and declines to reverse
that finding upon exceptions.
{. F., Dunlap will go to Lewiston tomor-
row and will be accompanied by an at
torney to Shiloh. He will take his grand
son Erlon from Rev, Frank W. Sandford's
colony under the decree of the court grant
ing him guardianship.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
A Veteran Stage Driver Retires.

Howard A. Dow, the veteran stage
driver, drove his last trip over the Bucks
began driving stage over the Bucksport
and Ellsworth line in 1869, and had driven
over many routes in this State and in Nova
Scotia. His last route was from Bucksport
to Castine. covering distance of 36 miles
each week day, supplying three way offices,
besides the Castine office, also IS mail
boxes and 80 families. Mr.. Dow carried on
an average 400 pounds of mail daily, leav
ing Bucksport at $50, arriving in Castine at
1890 a. m, leaving there at 1.30, and was
due at Bucksport at $50, making the trip in
four hours. This is known as the hardest
route out of Bucksport. Mr. Dow was sue
ceeded by Willis Snowman, who took
charge July 1St.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
MAINE FISHING VESSEL LOST.
Sch. Frank G. Rich of BoOthbay Strucl
Rock off Liscomb, n. S.

Sch. Frank G. Rich of Boothbay Struck
Rock off Liscomb, n. S.
Sch. Frank G. Rich of Boothbay, Me,
bound from that port for Bay of Islands,
n. F., for a cargo of herring, struck
rock east of Liscomb, n. S., July Sd,
puncturing a hole in the craft, through
which the water poured SO rapidly that
the vessel sank before the crew had
time to save any of their effects except
the clothing in which they stood.
The schooner ran into thick weather
on Sunday, and while running before an
eight knot breeze brought up suddenly
on rock east of Liscomb. The pumps
were manned, but so rapidly did the
water pour in through the gaping hole
caused by the collision that it was at
once seen to be useless to attempt to
keep the craft afloat, and the crew
hastily launched a boat, saving nothing
but the clothes they stood in. They had
scarcely pushed away from the side of
the schooner when she sank, about four
minutes after she struck. 1t was long,
hard row to Green island, which was
reached after the men were thoroughly
exhausted. They remained on the island
until Monday, when Keeper Burke of
the lighthouse rowed them over to
Isaacs Harbor in his boat in time to
catch the steamer Strathcona, which
conveyed the men to Halifax, where
they took passage on steamer Olivette
for Boston.
Sch. Frank G.. Rich was 1880 tons
gross, 1918 tons net, built in Essex in
1888, and was owned by the Baldwin
Fish Co. She was commanded by Capt.
Richard Mcdonald and her crew con-
sisted of Dennis O'Neil, Thomas Pot
ter, Charles Potter and Harry Owens.
The Rich has often been at this port
when engaged in the coastwise trade.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
Fined for Ill-using a Horse.

WATERv1LLE, July Mr.. II. L. Emery
president of the local branch of the S. P. G:
the Waterville municipal court yesterday
morning. Wednesday Mr.. Emery heard
that horse very much the worse for wear
had been driven into the city from Liberty,
distance of % miles, hauling five men:
Mr.. Emery found the horse at the stable OF
Ira Mitchell on Silver street. The animal
had bad wound on one shoulder and its
forward parts were covered with blood.
Mr.. Emery complained before Judge Shaw
and the latter issued warrant against
Fred Morang of Liberty, and the latter was
arrested by City Marshal Adams and ar
raigned in court this morning. Morang
had no excuse to offer and the court fined
him $40 and costs, which Morang paid.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
RECENT MARRIAGE.

WENTwoRTH-PoTTL Elbridg e
Augustus Wentworth and Miss Cora
Eta Pottle, both of Rockport, were
married, June Goth in Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Wentworth is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Pottle, and is a beauti-
full and accomplished young lady. Mr..
Wentworth is we'll known business
man, largely engaged in cutting ship
timber in Virginia, where he has extern
sive tracts of timber land. The frames
of many of the largest vessels built in
Knox county were furnished by him.
Both MI. and Mrs. Wentworth are very
popular in Rockport and have the best
wishes of their many friends.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
The Railroad Commissioners.

railroad Commissioners at its meeting, to-
day, rendered favorable decisions on the
following matters Side track and crossing
of highway on the Maine Central Railroad
at Belgrade; change of highway on the
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad at Frank
fort; branch track crossing the highway on
Rumford Falls; change of highway on the
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad at
Hampden; branch track and crossing of the
highway on the Boston Il Maine Railroad
at Westbrook branch track on the Wash
ington County Railroad at Sprague Falls
change of location on the Washington
County Railroad at Sprague Falls.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-07-13
NOTICE.

The New England Telephone and Telegraph
Company respectfully petitions the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen OF the city of Belfast, Maine
for a location of its poles ana wires thereon, and
the necessary supporting and strengthening fix
lures and wires. i'll the following named streets
and highways of said city.
Said company agrees to reserve space for one
cross arm at the top of all the above poles for tee
phone, fire alarm and police signal wires, owned
by the city and used for municipal purposes.
SAID poles to be erected under the supervision of
such officers as said city may designate.
Following are the streets and highways above
referred to:
Belmont road. from Congress street to Belmont
town line.
Cross roads, leading from Belmont road to the
farms OF Horace Chenery and V. l.. Hall, and
from Belmont road to residence of NJ. S. Wood.
Waldo avenue, from residence of A. F. Turner
to residence of j. N. Burgess.
Poors Mills road, from Waldo avenue to the
Morrill, town line
Cross road, from Poor's Mills road to the farm
of H. H. Wentworth.
Cross road, from Poors Mills road to the farm
of W. A. Banks.
Cross road, from Poors Mills road to the farm
CaSSiuS Hamilton.
By FRANCIS A. HOUSTON
General Manager