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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22

Som rset is the largest wool growing
county 10 Maine, and its farmers have o.
heir splef did fruit farms some of the best
and Duet hlood.d .heep of all classes in
Guiding Atwood. Nerinos, Spanish Meriuos
>hrUp-h re-, L.icesters, Cot.soli. oxford
Dosns AID th-ir grad :. The farmprs of
this great WOOL grJ~ing cou .ty al have
the reputation of gr"sing some Of he finest
and most desirable vol. pr,tlu ,ei il thi.
country. Anson ia the banner sheep raising
town oi the cOunty, on many Of its large
and spleniId farms ihs re b. ing II ,rss of II e
hlc Odsd thoroughbr, ds In the halc,nn
lays, say i, '6j shel wool va, bringing q
pound. the farmers OF the town of Ans,n
alone K, " as high A. 30 900 shsfp on their
farms, aisd averaged to sheer alb ut 2Ia,ODO
pounds Of wool annually. To-Day nearly all
the farmers are growing wool but not to
such alarSe extent.
They never let their sheep q in this coun.
try. and say that their sheeo pay them a.
we'll a. s"v stock kept on the "a m ercept An
C sso al f.nry bred troii ng It, No ,iolo
there are IRON thirtsea To h.iesu thousand
sheep owned by the farmers of the town OF
Arson today. Wool. have been soli here
his ear from Is TO II cents a pound, AID
AnsOn wool is pretty veil sold up, except
lev If the isrx' st lots Of Inc vovl A fex
of ihe largest lots yet un-oll are Brown &
Hilton. W W. Pearl, Columbus Hilton.
John VI. Hilton. Stephen Hilton, B. T. HI
ton, G. A. Hilton, :. X. Hilton. About
2D.fOO pounds of fnss grade wool yet re-
mains In the hands of the growers From
conversation with several of the leading z
wool growers of North Anson. is is learned
that many of the wool men in this section
anticipate better prices for their wool, soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22

home of your o~n. l. Is now disreputsnls
tor young woman To be Ignorant OF house
keeping and hOmsmskias. which has become
nue. art and shouii be a Feature in every
'ehool for gir's. Keep down the era. for
display and the free use of money in your
aeS house. The instruction in drawing in
the schools is improving the tastes of our
Youth, 81 that stuaeuse Interiors can be
made at small expelse. Your house social,
and spiritually viii be what You make it.
Differences Of opinion need not separate a
family, prov .ded spirit of compromise on
a'siters eonns cted ~In the home life prv ,sils
Cultivate agreeable home manners and care
tor personal apps arahee. A husband or a
sife can destroy mutual affection by boor-
ssh, selfish, sla,teruly neglect of the prop-ie-
ties OF eomm,n life. When YOU enlarge the
home, consider y bat YOU want especially,
and spend ON that II YOU desire surhgrbaA
-urrOua'iinss, literary or artistic opportunities
benevolent activity, save for what You want
The Lake Poets" all live! IN houses more
ihooest than The ms loIiy OF young merchants
10 our eountry now III mAni Friend, are of
Two sorts, ami trst among them comes the
large class that Is dependent on or provi-
deniaily Connected with ycu. Emerso a
says: Every we'll eondi ion,d man has a
score of human haruscles attached to him
You cannot shlrk this SHE of life safely,
aud often Your best friends. in time of need
are found smou : these. The man or woman
~no hives true iiie will have frieads srnt
by ID As fact as nee,led, and Ia tue true
living With sueh is one of the highest joys OF
life As advance in Years, ~e SHOULD
euiu'se the Young and keep On the PROCESS
I'VE eide of affairs. Then old AK. will be
prelude 10 the eternal youth of the immortal
life IN ''the bu Ling OF Col, the house not
maze with hailj, e,eraal Ia the heavens"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22
HALLowELL

There was large gathering Of Mssons
With their families at Masonic Hall Tuesday
evening to witaess the installation Of Oh.
GERS which were as follows; ChArles X.
rldeu, W. NJ. Fred L. 8eane. =. W.; J.
Warren Fuller, }. W; Naih. L. Niles,
trcas.; Orlando Carrier, Sec; c ~. II.
R,enards, ) ID y. n. Rounds. J. D. Jas.
}. JOues. Tyler. Duriug the evening .
qnaficue composed OF Mrs. Albers Bullen,
'i,fs Celia liari aud Messrs, viaai aud
Avery, sang several lines, 81 sing With the
ocaauiui song tool Night, Gentse foiks,
ine singing wasa pleasant feature In the
exercises aud was much joy,d by all pres-
elt Atttr reires InsIt, wsfe ssryeI IN
tie banquet h.h games aud zoe al converse
",re e. gagged Ia ior short time, which
~As APPRECIATED by the young people es-
pccialA.
The Sand of Hope are making good pro-
sress towards the euIertaiumvnt they are
!a'e. We aaicrstanJ they are To give
play called "A Temperance Picnic With the
Old Woman that Ly,d IN a shoe"
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CRAVING ROOM GOSSIP.

Ja,ancss rosa iars have taken new lsass
Of iolnillfity among fashionable i,cople
To" many women of fashion do not know
wherc fashion stol~ and vulsarity bcgiuk
Anything TINT has u do directly or indi-
rcctly with tho family tree Is fashionable
The over suma;nous dra win: ruoms II tho
day are "o"lpaiel Ia rii.can, by foreigners
The race for fancy tables luu,s ono to be-
iieyc that many "f thcra were m-dt 10y idio-a
1t is 70 10 no'ci that nsc.lu~s are coming
into fashion again with considerable Of .
rush.
As many women a. mrn will srpeor this
winter ia tho universally fashionable cape
ulster
f.cccptions to introduce daughters at their
own homes are mOrc to bc desired than the
great ostentatious ball over a restaurant
II al fashionable people know a. urueh
about history, geography anil spelling -
they do ahout horses and do..s It would bs
very good thing.
Eridcs orc runniu; very strongly to point
lacr wells tais ~eaSo,. wells that have bssn In
tho family nnre the O od es;rcially Asa
rule, t,.!is Is far more tecoming.
socic,y fully appreciates ;ho desire Of sonss
Every nice people to havo as quiet aud
private wedding IN tho family as possible,
o1d their discoura: cement Of parade u ap-
uIxudc&I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22

tatt he dill more than ans other man 10 Sc
cure Harri-oas nomination and No man in
laiiAnz did 50 much To carry the State for
The republicans at the rseeni eieciioa.
besiies. il is asserted that zen Harrison
has expressed warmer friendship for him
than for any othe- prominent republican Of
the State, ans be has good reasons fcs expect
iny al exalted p ,siIiol all-r IN. a lnInistra-
ton The announcement tia. Capt. Wm.
" Meredith of Chicago is likely 10 be the
mkt u5i; prin er viii be no sa prise
~ those who kDo~ him. lie was captain Of
the color company in Ten. HArrisons day.
~hen they were army eomrsles. They were
neishbofs many years. Waeu CAps NJ re
nth became a candidate for the position Of
public printer al the time 5 Z. L ,and, wa
appointed, Gen. Harrison then a uiem Der OF
I he SENATE. strongly supp1Ited hun Capt
Msreii h Is nos 10 the city on visit. lie
s-eks the position simply a. a man ~ho h2.
practical experience that qualities hiR 10
properly di,ehaIga Ii. duties. lie has hsd
charge of iafg. printing establi ,hm-nts for
% Years or more, i, popular among union
printers sn'i his strongest support viii Come
from them
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Now York Produce Market.

Nrw YORK. New. ~.
bsfrtis. sales. a.. ksIen quotations ineiudina
80 iis mill extfA 80 - rs rs. ily0 hne ex %
= " soo sgpsrsrs, q cns..ss ssirs No. {.
iopp MinBe.oss ex,ts. ~ as -, Eostbsrs -:
dun barely siesdy NJ h.es-4sissisE sEsis dsn nss1.
nh,Ar-h.ctirts. x<0; sxpor,s, n oUts sajs q
y Sc quiet but steady, Ne.z sprinr sYsai.st. III:
No bard 10, Nc. 2red, t0,ans elevator sof. Sob.
yihlll delivered, No. red, noplipal, Iif; hs. i
white nominal, III
RYE dull.
BARLEY firm and 1riet
Cohs R.eeipt.. 81 exports, 90 10 SALE. s<s..
sH. dull and wrAk. steamer az. M 1.f.sy.
store snd elevator, fpi driiyerea,
OAiS-kfestps, i5s 90, exports, f4to .sal@s f62.
600, iyser. No. 500 do white ataafi No. zIi.ali.
d. white. Gls5i. No. 1, nominal; do uhits. Al:
1ltrd western, gt2s. white do, 1Aso.
C"FFEE--fair, Rio, dull, i6i.
81 oAH--dull. refined, dull.
PETROLEUM steady, united, g.
foRK-a-steady.
BKEg--qniet.
LARD stesdy; western steam, d s,sna =.
eh.ins y 70, .tty steam, u 30, refined qsste/
- 70 continent " ,1i ST.
BrTrEk--hffD, dena nd fair.
Iall. b'"
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THREW UP The CONTRACT.
The Contractor for Putting in Water at
Dover, n. H., Unable to Procsed.
Boarding House Keepers and Laborers
Get Left

DOVER, Y, H, Nov. 81.
Daniel Day of Boston. who was awarded
the contracts for putting in the pipes for the
new water works Tor s3 ,0S9, and to build =
reservoir for i5,0l3, to-day threw up the
contracts for want Of ready money TO enable
hIm to finish th, IN.
The contracts stated that ten per cent. of
he trst ramed amount and twenty per cent.
of the reservoir contract money would oe
kept back for one year TO guarantee faithful
work The iaborers have raised no money
since Oci. first, and The ooartinz house peo-
pie are also losers, many fy several hundred
dollars elch. NJ ke Ku,-a an Italian -halty
seerer, claims there are Sl2UJ due him tor
kee. iny bOarders.
The water commissioners today made ar
rsngements for completing the work and wtll
look to Daet's bono snen for any money they
mas have to eIpend Tor finishing tht work
above the Contract price Day was to have re
ceived.
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OF 'ilerr. ME which exhibits in Granite
Hall, Nov. rs, the Boston Evening Travel, I
says:
A large audience gave William Redmund
ami Mrs. Thomas Barry warm welcome at
the Ffand Opera House Monday evening
ihey appeared Tor the first time Ia BJs-
o. IN Hrrminle, or the cross of GOll,' a
melodfana from the pen of Mr.. kedn, ind, d,
aud Is al Adaptation from Ernest Ferrler-
novel, la Nnandiere,' one of the mo, t
popular French novels of the day. The
tTania comprises iouf acts, the trst beng
ihid on the frontier duriIg the Franco-Ger-
man war in 1870, and the last three III Paris
at the present time.
AmJng the attractions at the entertain
meDt 10 be given in Meonian II all this even
log by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. e.
A. are Piano Solo, Master Allen Clark {;
Vocal Solo, Miss Sadie Is. Lamb; Humer-
Gus Selection. Mr.. Andrews; Piano Solo,
Miss Quinbr; The Tramps Story" Mr.
Francis; Duett, Miss Cross and Mr. Wagar !;
selection, Mr.. Anirew,; Solo, Ms, Lamb :,
- he Therm Jmeter Pants" Mr.. Francis.
DAVID CoPPEnFIED.
That one man, without the aid of scenery
costume, or any of the properties which
actors deem in lspensabe To scenic effect,
should successfully impersonate a variety OF
entirely different chars :ters in rapid success
sion see Ms almost incredible. Such, how
ever was the triumph which Mr.. LELAND
Powers achieved in G. ANTE Hall last even
ng, Ills transformation from the ti,rid Mi
ca~ Der to the c inging ilecp. effected by a
mere change of facial expression, is as won.
lerfui a. the celebrate me,amorphOsis of
DR.. Jekyll AMI Mr. Hyde. Throughout tie
rhole representatlo uf David Cop rfuld th,
irge audience sat spellbound and " hen the
ast sublime tempest scene was end d. a
torm of applause greeted the elocution-
sts. Mr. Powers concu led the entertait-
nent by the rectal of one of Mrs. Siuse's
humorous 'Oljtown Stories. Denni, or
.hes;ra furnished excellent music.
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BASE BALL.
The Lsasas Elseis Oil,srs---P Payers As-
sisntd-- Joint Committees K0rk
AppruYtd.
Reporters Protest against tLs E.imina-
ton OF the Error Column.


NEw YoRK. Nov. 81.
The hase ball co4ventl0n tJniglt approved
the work ul The j int committee Yesterday
aud as aided The Chsmpionsh p 10 New YORK
The verified pere,u ages OF the various
clubs during the l,st season siniitied Cieve-
land Ia the place 81 Detroit it Sas ecided
tina, fielding aud baaely errors shall 70 IL
the summary. Base ball reporters have
petiiioaed against the elimination of tbs
error column.
The League elected the following officers !:
n L. y uug, president; board of trustees,
j. L. Brush, W. A. Nlmick. B. Day AID
W. +, HeWiu. Board OF Ibitra ion. y T.
Young. } Is Day and J Ihn q. Rogers
Schedule commiutee, John Is. Day, W. f.
tle~ i'll ami j. L, lirush.
All The Detroit players but Ge,zeia.
Wells and tamlau have been spoken for.
iianlon signed with Pittsburg toiay. b.
Ton gets its i've pla~ers. levelaud gets
6 Grurer, Ben IN, Su'el ffs. Twiich, H. Mich
Ul 'on, Ducs. fl,nagan aHd sht tlier. rilIs-
burg gets kO~e, Con~ay and liaLlon
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STATE NEWS.
kxox.


HasAtsysos.
one Of the pros sp>roas subscribers 10 the
naily Journal in this town 10 very happy
since the election, aud has spent some Of his
surplus money in paying . long way in ad.
vance Ca his subseeipnol. evidently believ-
lag that he could not pat il TO better use. = :
WAlso.
No. Rslerao.
A resi,ai is In progress here At the Meth
odlst shareh under the lAbors Of Rev. J. II.
Bennett. some fourteen have united with
The church on probAtioa. The whole com.
manily seems Interested. A very suceessful
and Interesting quarterly meeting closed last
evening". Rev. + A. oliiien, pastor Of the
Me,hodis, church in China, had charge and
preached TO the profit and the edihcAtion Of
me church aud people. There will be =
loaauon al the home of Bro. william Woods
"Wednesday evening, Nov. 2lst. for the ben.
'st of the Methodist preacher. Sunday,
Dec. snd. is 70 be observed as missionAry
lay II this place. The services will have
'peclal rrfereoce 10 home aud foreign mission
sork of the Methodist church IL. A. Bow
Ter OF this place gave hts we'll known horse,
'ann'e, u good harial on the .th ins,. She
vas ~ years old has been the mother Of
tea coli', the last one this season, which vas
s1ii for s6n hen only four monte oh.
the horse had always beea we'll. . good
teeder ami great worker, Her shoe and
portion of hsr msae are TO be kept ~ relics.
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DIR. George NJ. Twiiehell will lecture be-
fore the North Franklin gra, &c at PHILIPPE
On Saturday evening next, Nov, 2ith; At au-
rora gfanse, Strong. Monday afternoon, Nov.
26th, and At Pennington grange, Tuesday
afternoon, Nov 2Tth.
I he Grange hall at North Jay has lately
been rebuilt and repaired, and Is now the
oe't building OF its kind in the town. and an
ornament to ,he place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22

kiCHNaND. Nov. 2l.
The mat, Eli Kane. no committed sulcii ic
at Dresden. Mondar forenoon, hal for some
time been showing signs of All unbalanced
mind. lie had often told his mother thar he
should blow his head oa. but she kept such
hresis To herself. fearful that the authori
ties would insist on his being taken To til,
insare asylum. MONDAY morning he sp
vesre in his usual sta;e of mind. ~ss pleas
ant ate good breakfast. aud spent the tim.
till half past nine in reading the Blole. Hl-
mother left the room for some purpose. aud
while out heard the report of gun. Rush
ing in she found that be hal left his plscr
On he lounge. and going upstairs to hi.
room. found his lf.less body stre;ehs upon
the bed
lie must have placed the muxzle at his
for rhss sd. as tie whole top of his skull TO
.he base behiud, with both eyes, was torn
away. The room was horrible sght
Pieces OF skull. iPsh, masses Of brain xud
qasnritirs of biooi were scattered over
everything in the room and even into the
hallway S,mpsthizirg r.ighhors and the
authoIlIies are ilg That ever, thing uec<s-
sary is done.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Anti Saloon Republican Naional
Committee met Wednesday. Alter discussing
plans Tor future campaign work, "a sub cOn-
mit'ee was appolutcd to report 10 the full
eomuitt,e plan at the meeting next Tues
day.
At jacksonville, new cases, 81 deaths, q
Tuesday was the coolest day known in
Canada fer twenty years. fearful time
for vessels on the Gulf of St. Lawrence /.
reported.
A gang of counterfeters are being run to
earth ia New York State. They have been
passing coin that none but All ,xpert could
detect.
Judge Withers of orringsville, Ky, blew
out the brains of negro who had annoyed
Mrs, Wuhers.
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COSTLY CONTEMPT.
A Kerry Newspaper Proprietor Fined
81 500

LONDON. Nov 81
At a meeting of the rarneh eummis sion
today, Mr.. Red, counsel fr Mr.. IIartIux'on,
-isted that iiarii gol dill not chou.e to
slVpt the course b, had advised in rel.t ou
70 the article abusing the commission which
h I'd appeared in Harrington, paper, the
Kerry oettin' ], Therefore he (ReiI) was not
in pos 10 -sy Any hing.
hr Harm giOn sail ihu he htl no state
ment To make. except that he vouli acc, p
The responsibility tor what appeared 10 has
paper.
Mr.. Harrington was ihereupon fined ST.
500 for eouttmpt of court.
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DAlRYINQ.
An Instructive Meeting Enlivened by
OBJECT Lessons.


Reported for the X nnebec Journal.
OAKLASp. Nov 2l.
Secretary Gilbert has j4st closed very
suCcessful mo,ting under the suspi ;es of the
state Board of Agriculture. 1t differs
ma erslly from the ordinary substitute, in
that the entire day ami evening has been de-
voted TO the one question of dairying. The
n"rnug was oecupe ed IN pracucal illus
traton vi butter making, ihe barrel churn
aud orker doing business under the guldlI Z
u4lpd of an,xpert while the secretary d.
-crbed the details OF the work, milking.
srtting of the same, temperature OF the mix
room. cream treatment. ripenng, charming
and working the product. Meanwhile thu
aAd ence ~as allosed to take frequent
giahces INTO the charn while the work wss
going Oh. IL was meeting OF great profit
d, Il interest Durl IhieImis,ion the many
sample, OF butter shown were CRITICAL,
test,d and discussed by the butter makers
pr sent. In the afternoon Mr.. ). B. Gu~ell
of BOwdoin. presented he question OF ia
voc- in feeding; Mrs. NJ. l.. Kobhins of
" nthrop. to~ | make prize outt,r;' Mr..
Il W. tIds. Belfast, lne PROFITS of the
uusines-. Mr.. ). I. Flo,d. " mthrop. " The
efstt COW Tor tue NaiFl ne reuihlHlhk
g n,e WAS consumed IN discussion OF the
,srlour papers, all of which were of a high
rider aud very instructive, while the dis
cussion was equally Interesting
In the evening" Prot Jas Cheessman OF
Boston discussed the question OF dairy la
,uuction, explaining that the work WAS be-
iug carried forward IN other states, ana
urged definite action through the regular
schools of instruction in dairy matters with a
view To improving the average quality of .he
,lairy product. Following This came "A lee
ture by Dr. Tvitchell of Fairfield On breed
tug aud feeding for profit and especially fol
the dairy.
The attendance Of leading dairymen from
Instant portiOus of the State has been large,
and never in the history OF institute work
mas a more successful meeting been he III,
The same programme in substance will bt
carried out Thursday a Exeter. std 1t lie the
intent of the secretary TO establish tht
practic, of dc,otng an entire institute 10
special work adapted to irdiyidual localities.
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Coun ing Twice.
IGarjiner Home Journal. ]

Some of our up river contemporaries. in
hzuring up the u-ine.s done by the railroad
at their stations, give the amount of frei Chr
sent and the amount received, with the earn
inzs on both as the business OF the station.
II that plan was followed with all the stations
ami the amounts aided together, we are
afraid the total am Iunt wouli exceed the ac
fnzl business of the road considerably. Thus
Gardiner il shipping large amount Of edg-
ings to the palp mill at FAIRFIELD. They
rouid BE- reekoued as bushes ., Fairfield
and also a Garliner, snd Of course would
sppear twice 10 the gfzad trial, while the
road wouIi get pay for them but once.
There is no doubt though, that all the STA
tons all along the river are dong . gool
buslness.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
ANNUAL MEETINGS
Oh Two Maine Railroads -Ercougaeine
Reports FCr lhe Year.
Sandy River r. q Elects Officers


FARMisGros, Nov. 81.
The annual meeting of the Sa' dy River
Railroad Company was held at Phillips thi,
afternoon. The folloxing officers were
elected President and Superintendent, n
B. Beal, Philips Clerk. Daniel NJ. Bonney
farmington; Treasurer and Gen. Passenger
Ageit + Thompson, Phillips Direc.
urs, \ u Besl, ID. NJ. Blnney. j. IL Bon
ny joel Wilbur, q. ID. Wills, Bath
From the report of the officers we learn
that the number of passengers carried was
1850, receiyed from the 1me, Sll or Is !,
IONS of freight carried, 1866; received for
tbe same, SIs,Go5 20 , received from ex press
NIB &C; received from mails
$50: total receipts s3l ,G5i IA 4:
,VIal amount Uf business done shoss gain
pf 10 over the previous ear. The to;sl
"umb,r OF miles run by trans Was 3iJ2
/ he road is now in tine condition, the road
Dtd having been greatly improved; there
are So tons of now rail,, 100 feet of trestl,
has been budt, a new paint shop erected and
he rood Is IN n very prosperous condition.
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SU aMISES
CIeate Surmises-Sta'e Products OF
| Newspaper ResurrectioLs.

WAsHISGros. Nov. 81.
IL has been said that Blame will use hi.
influence To prevent the eou iirmation of Bel
mont az minister 10 spain. A geuil, man Ia
rnillar with the facts connected With the ia
mJus controversy between Blame anl Bel
mont some ears ago, i. quOtei by tine Star
ths evening as saying that Il, ithcr had cher
isbed any such HI siii toward the other a.
would result ia = desire for reveuge or retail
iation. Both, he SAID, had since regret ed
the great publicity gyen the ada r, a al nave
eneiuliy avoided speaking dIsre. pretiull,
of each other. FloD what he knew of
bisiae personally, aud particularly as to HI.
feeling IN the matt. r. he was conndent that
he wouldn't either by word Or action oppose
BelmoLIs Confirmation.
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A PLUCKY FRESHMAN
Attempts to WORK a Drifting Schooner
Into PoIt oinsie Handed
EINEYABp HAVEN, Nov. 2


he schooner u dupus MAS tOwed to
Woods iloll this atIerDuon by the tug Elsie
She is tight a. IN perfect condition. When
found the GramPus vas IN charge of ont
irish sailur reported 10 be from the British
schooner Juan from 81. Maruns for Boston
with SAT-, which vessel sighted the Cramps
the morning OF the ls'h anoIt tory mile,
southeast of Chatham The mate and HIM
81 If boarded her intending 10 work her in bui
the mate gave up the idt anc returned TO the
Juan leaving the seaman On board. He was
determined to get the vessel INTO port and
couldn't be inddced t. leave She has been
iliftng about the south side OF Nantpckei
and Marthas Vineyard Island for the past
three days and bnally reached the point of
Gay Head this morning.
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ELIJAH w. HALFOaD
Is rendered the Position OF Private Sec
Ieiary to President-E Hanison.

1sDIaSAPoLIs, Nov. 2l.
General Harrison has l.nu,red L ,h W.
Haiiurd, managing editor of the lndlanap polls
Journal, the position of private secretary
ilalfOrd is i3 ears old, came from L gland
child with his parents. who settled III Cin-
cinnstl. lie began his newspaper career a.
reporter on the Indianapolis Juruai, 70
years ago, and vas for time ma aging ed
nor OF the Chicago Iater-Ueean. lie WAS
for few ) ears private secretary 10 the late
Seuato- Morton, and was delegate 10 the
late chicago convention, representing lndi-
ana o. the committee On platform.