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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-06
Nursing Wounds at Nations Capita

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July s.
Some twenty-five persons in Washing.
ton are today lamenting tho fact that
they were not more careful yesterday
In celebrating the Fourth. That many
arc In the hospitals.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
NASH NEWS.

Nash. June l6,-Crops in this
community are looking fine and the
farmers have about caught up with
their work since the last rain.
This place seems TO have taken on
a livelier spirit since the boys and
girls, who have been away at school
have returned home for vacation.
Children's day here last Sunday
was a success and large crowd was
present.
Mr. T. B. Reasonover is quite
sick at this writing.
DR.. Miller of Corsicana was visit
ing friends here last week,
Kavanaugh Edwards, who has
been engineering for the past six
months in Louisiana, is spending a
few weeks at home.
Mrs. Mary Edwards of this place
is visiting in Mertens.
Mrs Mitchell and Miss Edna Sat
terrified spent today in WaXahachie
| Some of the young people attend
! ed the ice cream supper at Avalon
Sunday evening.
Miss Vernon Beatty, who has beer
visiting here, has returned home.
Miss Floy Fincher of Waxahachi
visited Mrs. Frank Martin last Sur
day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
HOWARD NEWS.

Howard June 1--we are having
fine weather; crops are doing well
and the farmers are happy.
The speaking here Thursday night
was well attended
Miss Ollie Bethel, of Cors,cana,
visited relatives here Wednesday.
Jesse Woodring and Guy Ether
lothian
Messrs. Godfrey, Bethel, Ramsey
and Wheatley went to Waxahachie
Sunday.
Mis- Pearl Parks, of Waxahachie,
visited here Sunday.
Little Jesse Woodring, who has
been visiting here, returned to his
home at Terrell Sunday
Mrs Tom Godfrey has been staying
few days with Mrs. Bethel in
Waxahachie.
Mr.. Hendrix and family of Twir
Thicket visited at Mr. Buie's Satur
day and Sunday
Edgar Thompson and the Misse
! Mangum of South Prong attende
services here Sunday.
\ Some of the young people wen
! to the singing al Antioch Sunday
DR.. G. H Jenkins of Bynum an,
Miss Lizzie Parker were married a
six O'Clock Sunday evening at The
home of the brides parents at Sardi'
Rev Roberts of Waxahachie per
formed the ceremony. Or. jenkins
They left on the I O'Clock train Sun
day evening for Bynum, where they
will reside.
The children's day exercises will
occur the fourth Sunday evening.
The normal singing begins here
the 10th of July.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23

Having been appointed shairmas
of the ladies department. of The Eli
couaty Fair for wasshaehie. tav'
appointed The following committees
Art department Mesdan.s r. u
ksnlble. } l.. Mccartney and Miss
Emma Patrick.
Textile Mesdamss John r. Wat.
son, Walter Hood. A f. DuBoSa
Manuel, Ernest Hines. Durham. r.
\. Ferris and Miss Maggie Richard
son
Culinary Mesdames Phil Bert
ram. Sleeper. Rocket. TempIoton. o.
=. Sweat, singleton. Pierce and Miss
Moliie Phillips
Educational Mrs. O. c. Groce.
Miss Kate Criddle, Miss Elsa Mueller
and Miss Galloway.
Curios and antique Mesdataes l..
T. Guliek, keenan,. George Wilson.
F, b. kenner. James Danaway. and
is. P. skinner.
Flower department Mesdames C.
d. Pickett, p. II. Noffett and II. ID.
Timmons
Baby show Mesdames VIII Far
ley, Elmer Gatewood and II. y.
Peters.
Children's department~-Me sdames
F. l.. Hawkins, Lee Penn and c. w.
Simpson.
The list of ladies who have agreed
to serve on the above committees Is
an assurance of success, and | ask
the cooperation of our enterprising
citizens. MRS. w. II. FEARS,
Chairman for Wa1ahachie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
HOWARD NEWS.

Howard, June 1S-Farmers are
getting along nicely with their crops.
Dr. Horice Jenkins visited How
ard Saturday
Mrs Land is on the sick list.
quite crowd OF young people of
Nash attended prayer meeting here
sunday night
Nj. Ebert Graves went 10 Ennis
Friday
Gray simpson and Miss Allie
Poulter went to Waxahachie Satur-
day.
Children's day will he the fourth
Sunday iu june.
Jesse Woodriug and Guy Altering
went to Midlothian sunday
Several attended the speaking
here Thursday night
There was quite a. crowd at fne
rapfiting sunday weeb
Nr and Mrs Ieyye went to Enuis
Friday
w., baJ s~nisc uJue aiu here Fu.
dan
Miss Bertha raajor visited Miss
Edoa Rpnuoa ai Sogth Fofk FRIDAY
Nilesss Ada Nay auI Sadie ioe
Nafhce at South Fo-s attended
church f.u SUNDAY
Several af uar fuuuE peou.e v,nl
fn 3uHoe SUNDAY
Miss prarl iaraeF a tisiuuE u..
IHer We lura Hf Its place
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23

" W Harmon has returned ffom
Henrietta, where he has heen visit
ing his friend. BYice West Mr. aar.
mon reports good crops out there
He alzo has as fine corn and cotton
as anyone could wish Mrs IIar.
mons health Is improving
" A CuIbertAou, Of sterrett. yis
tied the family Of ] & Cuibertson
recently
Miss Pat Dixon Is paving IN cx-
tended visit 20 relatives and friends
in and around the city
Mrs Jane Akin spent several pleas
ant days with her friend, Mrs
Brooks on Grove Greek LAST week
Mrs ] C. culbertson accompanied
her husband on visit 20 two Of their
farms last week. ono farm Al ovilia
and the other Mt Lancaster She re-
ports splendid crops
Miss Nellie Green Is teaching n
subscribed school ~ the Round Top
school house
Mr. Joe West IL able 70 resume his
position as rural postman again. af-
ter an Illness of some weeks
Mr. A. B. Embrey is suffering from
severe case Of erysipelas on his
arm.
Master Roy Kelley, of Boyce is
visiting the family OF r L. Ingram.
Mrs Kyle Butler and children,
Edna May and Ralph. anticipate Wis
iting relatives near Cleburne the last
of the week.
Everything is quiet around the
| university. The sparrows and wind
mill have full sway. DR.. Turner is
gone for awhile, Prof. Landrum is in
the Territory delivering lectures and
| DR., Hornbeak is in San Antonio
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23

Garrett. Texas. Jan. rs The
crops In and around about Garrett
are exceedingly promising. The Pro
pie have mos, all their cropa In good
shape
We had very fine tain here yes.
,srday that insuros a bonntiful corn
crop The wheat and oats are above
an average IN this vicinity. all II
which has been duiv cut aud 10 she
shock and stack
Miss Forest Crowdef Of Dalton IN
spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs Tomiinson. this week.
Mr. O. NJ Crowder of Dalton was
In Garrett this morning and after a
short call at his daughters, Mrs.
rnmlinson. he left on the eleven
o'clock train for Dallas on business.
Elder Stirman and wife nave Just
returned for Alabama after an ok
tended visit
Mr. Brown. wife and child OF Pow
resort Mr. Brown has several oil
wells that bring him in nice income
He has just recently brought in a
nice we'll that's flowing so barrels
per day Other wells are going down
on his property
On account OF sickness of both
wife and baby. Rev. Tomlinson miss
ed his appointment last week.
Prof Nelms and wife have gone
TO their old home on a visit and to
attend the summer normal at
Greenville, Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23

Palacios and return s11.20- b.
Y p. L. encampment. On sale July
, and 8 ; limit July IS.
Paris and return Meeting
of A. 0. of p. (colored) On sale July
> limit July s.
Omaha, Neb, and return s22.4j--
Meeting of b. Y. =. L. of America.
On sale July 10 TO ~ Inclusive limit
July Is.
Lexington, Ky, and return 5000
Meeting e. b. OF r. On sale July
Is. % and 80. limit Aug. ..
Austin and return sG.25-Old
Land Marks Association. On sale
July 3 and 4; limit July no.
san Antonio and return SEQ
Grand Lodge A. o o.. w. on sale
July 20 and %; limit july a.
SomeryiIle and return s6.75-- Re
union Hoods Texas Brigade on
sale Jane 90. limit june %.
Houston and return $685. Gal
weston and return Soc on sale
June 25 limit june 25
NeNla aud return $500 Celebu-
uou On als June -c AND 60. limit
june 20
Mexico City $3.50 fa. 'h, round
rip Dates OF sala Ium. -sft fO
1uy -th. limit snpf 30
Denver Colo EHd .HE f.'f
Annual me,t.ne H F OBJ b. On
-alr Iuls lt. 30 tnd I. Imli Aas
Ik We viIl seli .0 slfh,I rHebio
or Colorado spflas .l. rue ..te.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
A Thousand Dollars Werth of GOOD.

! 81 have been afflicted with kid
ney and bladder trouble for years,
passing gravel or stones with eX-
cruciating pain" says A. H. Thurnes.
a well known coal operator of Butfa-
10, o. Il got no relief from medi-
cine until / begun taking Foley's
Kidney Cure, then the result was
surprising. A few doses started the
brick-dust-like substance and now
have no pain across my kidneys and l
feel like a new man. 1t has done
me $1,000 worth of good" Foley's
Kidney Cure will cure every form
of kidney and bladder disease. B.
w FERRIS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
AIR SHIP PLAN.


New York, June Policeman Brown
of Dallas is here in the interest of hi!
air ship. Mr.. Brown says authorities
here tell him that there is no doubt
but what his machine will work that
it is the simplest, most practical OF
anything yet devised, and that it IN.
douhtedly viii be a wonderful machine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
Cotton OIL Mil DESTROYED.

Jackson. Miss. June 22-The Padu
cab cotton ON mill at Yazoo City. says
a special from that place, was com
pletely destroyed by fire. entailine a
loss Of $4,000 The Mississippi mill
adjacent YVES for a while threatened
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
NEGRESS KILLS MARSHAL.
Officer Was Endeavorine to Arrest
the Woman on Murder Charge.

Memphis, June Pat Huttig. Ark,
says Commercial Appeal special
from that place, ]. w. Morrison, mar.
shall, and a deputy sheriff besides
WAS shot and killed by Diana Howard
q negress, whom Morrison was endeav.
oring to arrest on charge of murder
She escaped to the woods, but was cap
tured and jailed at Huttig.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
FERRIS is FRANK.
Not Enough Enthusiasm, He Says, te
Make Race For Governor.

Saginaw, Mich, June 22.-Wood-
bridge n Ferris of Big Rapids, nomi-
mated for governor second time by
the Democrats at last weeks primary
election, has declined the nomination
saying that there is not enough enthu
siasm among the people to warra n
him running for governor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23

Sulphur / T., June 22-In drilling
for water on block % the drillers
struck a pocket Of several barrels
of fine grade petroleum. This makes
about thirty wells in Sulphur that
have oil at from 90 to 1870 feet
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23

Put.in-Bay, June eat the closing
session ot The National Electrical Med
zeal association 2 n Stevenson of
Fort Smith, Ark, was elected presi
dent. and Los Angeles was selected as
the next meeting place.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
Half a Block Burns.

Cisco, Tex, June 22.-Fire Destroyed
one-half of a frame business block or
the east side of Avenue d Thursday
Origin of fire unknown. but is supposed
to have been caused from a lamp OK
ploding Loss is $4,000
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-23
Bachelor Button Winner

London. June % Bachelor Button
ridden 'y Maher the American Jockey
won the gold esp Pretty Polly. sec.
oud Achilles. th.rd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11
CUP|D'S ARROW
MISSED ITS aim
Pawtust Valley Young Man. Crossed in Love- -Four Times
Sought TO End II All, But Fate Wouldn't Have It, and Now
He's Under COnstabss Tender Care and Nsghbors Are
Wondering What Next.

Four unsuccessful attempts at suicide In
two days by John Wiley have set the
whole Pawtuxet valley 10 talking.
John Is now under the guard OF Consta-
BILE Theodore $. Andrews. who was hastily
summoned from Arctic yesterday by the
parents of the man tired OF life.
Paris green. hangman's moose. arsenic
and a razor were resorted to by John. and
all because he had been crossed In love
and wanted To die.
John is % years old. and until the last
few days has been very happy. He lives
on a large farm with his parents about
a mile west OF Crompton.
Sunday night he called on his lady love.
For several days he had been respondent.
and after this visit he became more de-
jected than ever.
Monday morning he swallowed a dose
Of paris green, but a stomach pump
brought him back
Right after the physician who had been
called had gone John went out into the
barn and rugged up moose from a beam,
with the idea of kicking himself off into
eternity.
His father missed him from the house
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11

Milwaukee, April lit was the green
Colt against the tried campaigner. and
the green colt won in a canter. The stake
was the mayoralty OF Milwaukee. When
IL was all over another La Toilette had
arisen in the political councils OF the me-
tropolis OF Wisconsin. Those who took
the colt in jest have learned. 10 look upon
him with most serious eyes, and there is
already talk that he will some day romp
around the state track and win as easily
as he did In the Milwaukee political race
course
sherburn NJ. Becker is the boy who
kicked the dust in the eyes OF Mayor
Rose. five times at the head OF affairs i'm
Milwaukee. and left the old boss i'm the
also ram class. Becker is only twenty
six years old They called him the kid
Alderman" and laughed at him for his
political ambition.
ITS really shame for the boy TO spenu
his money that way said the wise old
owls who have sat for years in the hotel
lobbies and fixed up elections In advance.
IT'S a FIVE 10 one shot that Rose will
show him under"
That is what the Rose henchmen
thought Mayor Rose showed his con-
tempt for Becker by calling him a brat"
In one OF his speeches. The stalwarts
the e~half-breeds, every class OF politician
whose fealty is TO one or the other OF the
old factions. talked OF Becker's candidacy
I'm tones OF derision-before he got into his
campaign. They came 20 the young man,
and sagely admonished him that his cam
paign methods were all wrong
You are too frank. my boy" they said
There are some things you must not say
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11
PRESIDENT FULLER IS
GIVEN A THIRD TERM

AT the annual election Of officers OF the
Providence Y. NJ. c. A. Frederick II.
Fuller for the third consecutive time was
chosen president.
Walter j. Brown was elected vice -presi-
dent and Herbert ID. Caverly. second vice.
president.
The other officers are: Recording secre-
tary. Theron Clark: treasurer. ollys A.
Jillson auditor. William II. Scott; board
OF directors. Henry A. Fifield, Ralph G.
Watrous, Charles G.. Gardner. Edward T..
Metcalf Charles r. Stark. all for three
years, Frederick II Jackson, for two
years, and Frederick w. Hartwell. for
one year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11
AGENT SMITH
GOT GOOD TIP
AND LANDED" F"

The old board OF officers Of the Rhode
Island Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Animals was reelected at the
annual meeting yesterday afternoon
But for the quick wit OF Prosecuting
Agent James y. Smith. however. the re-
suit might have been different. as persons
opposed 10 the policy that has prevailed
in the conduct OF the society's affairs had
cndeavored quietly TO secure the attond-
ance OF a sufficient number of supporters
TO overthrow the existing regime.
Agent Smith gets good many tips
on dog fights and such things, qnd this
time he got a timely tip on the way the
wind was blowing in the societys aftCirs.
with the result that his opponents. who
are said TO have been led by a former
agent OF the society. came out or the little
end OF the horn
There were about IS members OF the
society present. an unusually large mum
ber, due 10 Mr. Smiths ability 10 get out
aud hustle. and the big preponieiAnce of
the adherents OF the existing order OF
things 40 discouraged the "ln surgents
ihat they made no attempt 10 get into the
game.
The election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. Samuel $. Durfee; vice
presidents, Rt Rev William n. McN ickar,
Rt. Rev. Matthew Harkins. Colonel II. IL.
/. Goddard. Hon. ID. l.. ID. Granger. Ell
Drldge II. Gerry Annie w. l. mt Nj. H.,
James Coats. Mrs. John II. Partlstt Rev
Charles ]. White and Hon. W. r. -. Ward
well; executive committee. Stephen
Rrownell. Miss Sarah J. Eddy, James r.
Paine, Rev Henry Bassett james A.
Pirce. Mrs. Il. W. r. Smith. +. h. smith,
NJ. D., James G. Collins. Ir.. Herbert G.!
Cales. liz nry A. Grimwoo1. John w.
hlStA Christopher l.. Holden Benjamin
+. Arnold John r. Kenyon and William
, Oscar Cornell; committee on hnEnce.
stephen Brownell. James r. Paiae and
JDhu w Angell; secretary, James ~
Smith: auditor. Preston II. Career:
treasurer. Albert Babcock: counsellcrs
James c Collins, Jr,, and William H.
Sheffield, Jr
The secretary's report showed that dur
ing the year 5439 cases were investigated
and that 123 cases were prosecuted in the
district courts. OF these there were liz
convictions.
The report OF the treasurer showed that
the receipts during the year had beer
S7235. 60. leaving cash balance OF A79 2.
after all expenditures. The gain from
the sale OF q shares OF American Nationa
bank stock was s79s. and a legacy from tn,
estate OF Seth Padelford brought in sl4
$3.50. These. added to the general flnt
OF 1906. raised the total OF the genera
| fund TO s3s. .115.22.
II was voted that a committee consisting
OF the president, Judge James A. Pirc'
and others that the president might ap
| point, should look into tho matter o
| Fastening the acquisition OF an ambulanc,
| for removing sick animals from TIT
/ streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11
RURAL PROGRESS
AIDS THE STATE

The Rhode Island League OF Rural So
cieties asks the general assembly to take
action at once for the determination of
the gypsy moth i'm this state.
This was the most important direct
outcome of yesterdays opening sessions
OF the conference on rural societies,
opened yesterday at Sayles hall, under the
auspices OF the Rhode Island League of
Rural Societies, and which continued its
session today at East Greenwich.
Governor Utter, President Faunce OF
Brown, President Rowland G. Hazard Of
Harrisburg Pa. a. +. Stone OF Kingston,
Professor c. X. Graham. DR.. Austin H.
Peters OF Massachusetts, DR.. Gardner
+. Swarts OF the state board Of health and
G. III. Kirkland, head OF the commission
TO exterminate the gypsy moth from
Massachusetts, were the speakers yes
terday.
Today the first annual meeting OF the
Rhode Island League OF. Improvement So
cieties was held at noon.
At the morning HtSHlou ll Ot. iSuht y
parish house an address was delivered on
"The Care Of Refuse by Alfred Stone.
Clifford Pinchot. chief of the forestry bu-
reau OF the United States department OF
agriculture, spoke on Forestry in New
England"
This afternoon the conference met at
Academy hall and heard addresses by
George Frederick Wells OF Drew sem
mary. Madison, N. j., on 'The New Eng
land Country Club Question" Professor
John Barlow OF Kingston on Bird Life"
and Hon. Walter f.. Ranger. commissioner
OF public schools. on Some Problems OF
the Rural Schools"
The evening session will also be held I'm
Academy hall. and II. II. Hemenway. di-
rector OF the Hartford School or Horticul-
ture. will give an Illustrated lecture on
school Gardens"
In his remarks yesterday Governor
Utter said that progress OF any kind IS
secured by the individual efforts for bet
terment Of the individual. IL IS only as
each man plays his part that the advance
ment OF the community can be secured
and firmly established. If one man under
takes an Improvement I'm his community
others are pretty sure 90 follow him
Last evening j. Horace MacFarland OF
Harrisburg. Pa. president or the Ameri-
can civic association, delivered an inter
esting talk on The Awakening of Harris
burg" previous TO which he spoke of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11

In a campaign even IL you do believe they
are right. You want 10 be clever. diplo-
matte Don't show all your cardsN DO
some bluffing, and a little polite deception
will do no harm. II is always expected In
politics"
This was not Becker's idea. The naked
truth was good enough for him-the truth
as he saw A. IL he felt like saying
thing should be or should not be he said
so. He did not mince his words or try 10
cloak his meaning
In repartee he held his own during the
campaign with the best efforts OF Mayor
Rose. The latter on one occaso' eferred
to the boy candidate as "the u. at born
with a silver spoon in his mouth" Becker
retorted as follows:
THE mayor was born with tin horn in
his mouth. and he has been footing II
ever since"
The brat incident-Aon- -Becker-hun=
dreds OF votes. and the tin horn retort be-
came one OF the hardest things with
which Rose had TO contend. Whenever
the mayor began TO talk OF what he had
done and what he would do some gallery
boy would shout. '''rin hornl" and the ef-
feet of the speech was destroyed then and
there
Personally Becker is a young American
Of the type which President Roosevelt
likes. He is a great lover Of outdoor
sports, has experienced frontier life as a
cowboy, rides magnihcently and takes 10
hard work like a duck TO water. He af-
fects no frils because OF his social promi-
nence and his wealth His friends believe
he VIII be as great a success as mayor as
he was in the county board and the city
council.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11

and found him with his feet dangling just
above the barn floor. He cut him down
just in the nick OF time.
Yesterday morning John refused TO eat.
He walked to Arctic Centre and purchased
milk and arsenic. He mixed up what he
thought was sure-thing potion for the
long sleep and drank II on his way home
He just managed TO get home. and then
the poison rendered him unconscious
DIR. +. +. Darby OF Arctic Centre was
summoned Immediately and drastic meas
ures broke up Johns separation scheme.
He had to live.
They tucked him In bed TO recuperate.
but hardly had they left the room when
John had laid hold OF razor and gashed
his throat
Dr. Darby, who was just about TO de-
part, again went TO work on John and
plastered him up so that his life blood
had TO stay right where II was originally
put
This last attempt resulted in a guard
over John.
The valleyites are now wondering what
Will be the next result OF Johns despon-
dency.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
AT GRACE CHURCH

Holy week services will be held during
the remainder OF the week at Grace
church as follows:
Thursday. ll:S0 a. m. holy communion:
l%.lV, sermon by the rector and MONDAY
service; 1870, evening prayer; d. m.
holy communion with address by Rev.
Lester Bradner. Jr.
Good Friday. 10:45. morning service and
sermon by the rector; $3.50 p. m.. service
for children In the chapel with stereop-
ticon views on the story Uf Good Friday:
4:3O y. m. evening prayer and address
by the rector; b. m, cantata, "Olivei
to Calvary"
Easter eve. 4:30. holy bantlsm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-11
sc H00NER RISING SUN
BURNED TO WATERS EDGE

Kennebunk. Me. April 1.-The two
masted coasting schooner Rising Sun.
bound from Rockland to Boston with
cargo of lime, is complete wreck on
brakes Island at Wells Beach today. She
was burned TO the waters edge. Capt.
w. Anderson OF Boston. the owner. his
crew of two men and three passengers,
man and two women who boarded the
schooner at Portland Monday afternoon
for trip 10 Portsmouth. reached shore
I'm safety. although they lost all their
personal effects.
The Rising Sun was built In Marble
head, Mass. I'm 1852. and her home port
was ST. George. Me. She was so gross
tonnage, 75 feet long. 1873 feet beam and
feet deep.