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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-09
maine DISPATCHES.
WHISPERING PINES
Echo With the Hilarity Of BoEdoin Ivy
Day.
What the Gymnasium has Done for Col
legs Athletics.


Brunswick, June 8.
Bowdoin's class of 'ss evidently made q
deal with old Prob. yesterday. Their Ivy
Day dawned bright and clear, not cloud to
be seen and cool breezes which precluded
the Necessity of showers. The Field Day
of Wednesday had been one of the best ever
seen at Bowdoin. Three Bswdoin records
were beaten and another one was tied. The
victor's laurels were still green yesterday
and the presentation of the prizes yesterday
afternoon brought flush of pride to the
cheek of the recipient as the chairman CON-
pimented him on his sturdy efforts of the
day before. and lady friends clapped their
hands in approval. The medals were the
finest ever awarded here. F. w. Freeman,
80 broke the Bowdoin record in the 22O
yards DASH time % As seconds. G. b.
Sears 80 broke the record on the mile run,
me m So sec, beating the previous time
by l2 seconds. G. F. Freeman, 80, ran
the half mile in m. sec, beating the
best time heretofore made by I sec. F. o.
Fish, tied the record on the running high
jump at 8 ft.
The Bowloin nine got their revenge on the
Presumpscots yesterday to the tune of Bow
loins l., Presumpscots IL.
AT 3 Z. NJ, today the Junior class in double
file marched into Memorial Hall to the strains
of the Salem Cadet Band 1t was a pretty
sight. The class badge composed of rose
pink and peacock blue ribbons with the adj
ition of the green ivy leaf gavea very pref
~ effect. The hall was filed to its utmost
capacity, noticeable feature in the audi
ence being the large number of Strange
faces More of those dear la v friends"
than rsna' were present and the "c'asscs'
ard all, had well looh ed 10 i; that uaught
which WoU serve H. CT, rtall thv3 WAS
omitted The following is 'lc programme
0. Jne at oon exercises
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-09

Never exaagerste. Never betrsy conf
dsnc-. Never give promise that you do not
fulfill. Never associate with bad company.
and finally. Never be without Steele's Ii tie
Bile Pills, to regulate your liver, relieve your
indigestion. grant you pleasant and refresh.
ing sleep, and keep you in perfect health. 26
ce,t. per bottle Of J. N. Mixer and c. b.
Murphy L Co.
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MACHINERY CONSTRUCTORS.
Tho Objects Sought by Their conven-
ton.
WASHINGTON, June 8

W
The convention of machinery constructors
of North America, in session here several
days, adjourned this evening. The objects
sought are: The abolition of contract labor.
a regulation of the apprenticeship system,
and the enactment of n general eight hour
law. A resolution was passed unanimously
in favor of a radical restriction Of immigra-
ton.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Maine Wooden Manufacturer .
Club.

SANFORD, June g..
The annual meeting of the Maine Woolen
Manufacturer Club was held at the Allen
House this evening. The following officers
were elected President, Louis Anderson i,
Skow hegan; secretary and treasurer, c. W.
Bradbury, Dexter; executive committee, +.
NJ. Goodall, Sanford, Thos. Walter, Warren,
Albert johnson, Camden. The attendance
was larpp
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BATES COLLEGE
commencement Parts and Other News

Special to the Kennebec Journal
LEWISTON, June 8.
The commencement day speakers from
the class Of 'ss, were on Friday announced
as follows: Valedictory, Miss. NJ. Grace
Pinkham, Lewiston; Salutatory, VIM. +.
Tfbbetts Lewiston; A. c. Townsend, Mara
Hill; c. c. Smith, Ashland N. H.; Geo. w.
Snow, Medford; s. H. Woodrow, Auburn !;
Miss W. B. Jordan. Lewiston; Miss Florence
Novel;, Lewiston; W. s. Dunn, Poland !;
Mise S. A. Frost, Lewiston; VIM. L. Pow
ers, Brownville; Hamilton Halter, Harper's
Ferry, w. Va. Miss I. +. Cobb, Poland !;
Frank Hamlet, Brownville J. H. johnson,
Sutton, N. H.
The college nine went to So. Paris, Wed.
score Of 10 to 3. Grave pitched fne game
for the Bates.
Dsggett, the regular pitcher for the Bates
+has nearly recovered from his recent sickness
and will play in the game with the Colbys
here tomorrow afternoon.
Tomorrow forenoon the Lewiston High
Schools and the Bowaoins play on the Bates
diamond.
The Eurosophians are to give a reception
and entertainment next Friday evening.
The Juniors have made extensive repara-
tions for Iv. Day, which they will observe
next Friday.
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Pensions Granted Maine People
WASHINGTON, June 8

WASHINGTON, June 8.
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed Friday:
Original. invalid-Randall F. Mayberrv,
Mechanic Falls; William w. Bingham. To-
gus; William G. Martin, Bridgton. Reissue
Clinton Ripley, deceased. Buckfeld; Geo
w. Freezer, Portland; Samuel E. Griffin.
West Pembroke Horatio n. joy, Ellsworth
Original, widows-Mary, widow of Thos.
Melody, Portland.
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ANXIOUSLY WATCHING
The Dying General Of the Army.
Death Liable at any Moment.

WAsHINGTOS, June 3.
Drs. Lincoln ard Pepper came out of Cen
eral Sheridans residence at 43O this MORN
ing a ID Immediately left for their homes
The fnrner said that the patient was better
and that the congestion of the lungs was
somewI nat lessened. A few minutes after
ward the following bulletin was issued:
The reaction continues to be well sus-
fained. These is no elevation of tempera-
turt. Pulse l04 respiration "a. The mind
8 more clear. Food and remedies are we'll
borne. The congestion of the lungs contin-
ues severe, but in the abseuce of fever indi-
Gates no development of extended infiamma-
ton.
At eleven O'Clock the general was resting
easily with no especial change in his phy sca |
condition. His mind was perfectly clear
this morning. He asked his brother several
questions about the political news of yester-
day and made two or three characteristic
comments on the information given.
At II 80 General Sheridan Tas still resting
qu'etl, with Little or no pain, AMI for the
tune being his condition was slightly i'm
proved. The organic disease from - ...ea he
suffers. however, remains unyieilirg. He
was more or less dellrious all through the
night, not violently, however, but he could
not recognize the members of his family or
his physicians, and refused to take any med
icine or n0urishment. About five O'Clock
this morning his mind cleared, and he readi-
ly took peptorzed milk. Medicine was Civ
en- nypoder iiically. Each of the attacks
which he has had lately has left him much
| weaker than the previous one. HIS rallies
have been but partial and unsatisfactory
and altogether his case is a most desperate
| one. From information received from high
sources, 1t is believed that the end is not far
of.
At $50 P. NJ. the following bulletin was
issueds
Sheridan's pulse il los, respiration IS
temperature normal His mind is perfectly
clear. During the day be has shown great
interest in current news.
WAsHISGTos, June 8.
l2.10lA. M.-Sheridan's cough has in.
creased; somewhat since the last report, and
| this made him restless and ueryous. He
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For Ricketts,, Marasmus. and all Wasting
Disorders of Children.

SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
Hypophosphites, is unequalled. The rapidity
with which children gain flesh and strength
upon it 10 wonderful. 81 have used Scots
Emulsion in case of Rickets and Marasmus
of long standing. In every case the improve
ment was marked" J. NJ. MAIN, NJ. D.,
New York. oct17deod&w4w.
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FIRST CONVENTION
OF the Franklin County Woman's Tenn
perance Union.
FARMINGTON, June 8.

FARMINGToN, June 8.
The first convention of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union of Franklin
county was held at the Baptist church today.
Representatives of the three branches were
present besides goodly number of citizens.
An organization was perfected by choosing
the following officers President, Mrs. Dan
iel Beedy, Pennington; Vice Presidents.
Mrs Chas. W. Keyes, Pennington; Mrs
G.. w. Jones, New Sharon; Secretary, Mrs.
A W. Pottle, Pennington; Treasurer, Mrs.
w. W Noicross, New Sharon. Reports
snow that the unions are hourishing here.
Prof. c. +. Warner, Pennington Normal
school, delivered very interesting address
this afternoon on scientific Temperance teach
ug.illustra, ing his re marks with exp. 7;nents-
THIS evening. Mrs E. NJ. Ya;as of Round
Pond, former missionary to China, delivered
an address. The singing by the Band of
Hope and the Query box was conducted by
Mrs. c. W. Keyes.
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Is ct. LOUIS
Boycotting the Eell Telephone?

ST. Louis, June 8.
The Bell Telephone Company threatens to
quit business in ST. Louis owing TO the re-
cent ordnance passed reducing the annual
rental of phones from sl0o To $50. They
have already taken out many sphones"
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American Association.
At Baltimores 5, Athletics 8.
Other Games.
At Lewiston-Lewi stons 2l, Dirigos of
Portland 8.
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ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
The Small Boat Dark Secret" IL
Launched and Sails.
C,orrrsrrR Mass Inn

GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 8.
The l2-foot boat Dark Secret" in which
Captain Andrews is to cross the Atlantic,
was launched and sailed from here this after
noon amid the firing of guns and the blow
ing of whistles.
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FOREIGN intelligence.

England Signs the Sues Canal Conven-
don.
PARIS, June 8.
1t 10 semi-ofhcially stated that England
has signed the Suez Canal convention ~
modified by the Porte.
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Total

is as follows

The wife was the complainant in Is of
these cases and the husband in IA. These
are all absolute divorces. Truly there is
food for thought in these facts and glaring
need for something like reform of laws
that permit such unhappy contracts and their
too early dissolution. There are grest ques-
tons centered here which should be solved.
Herein lies 4 chance 70 promote the welfare
Of society.
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The pure and reliable virtues Of the Hop
Plaster give hope and strength to weak, sore
lungs. june5deod&w1w
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Rev. James Freeman Clarke Dead

BosroN, June 8.
Rsv. James Freeman Clarke died at ii P.
NJ. of a complication of diseases. He had
been sick two years, dangerously only a few
weeks. Agee IS years.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHISGTOs, June 8, / A. NJ.
For Maine: Light to fresh southeasterly
winds; warmer; fair, except local rains OF
the ,ast.
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Voted to Abolish Capital Punishmept.

RoME, June s.
The chamber of deputies today agreed to
abolish capital punishment.
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1z10A. M.-Sheridsn's cough has in.
creased somewhat since the last report, and
this made him restless and nervous. He
takes seurishment with regularity and rel
ishes it,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE.

Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.
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O. X. Smith,


Associated Charity" was the subject of
Mr.. Phelan's Grafton. The speaker was
tie brief, but dealt with this subject, which
is busying the minds of thinking people ev
eryw here, in an interesting and logical man.
ner. Pauperism is an expensive luxury, said
the speaker, and it has been found that by
organized effort this has been greatly 'es-
sened, to such an extent even as to incite the
belief that it may in time be wholly obviated.
1t is not one witt to place that is needed,
hut dozens of visits; not alone the aid given
the people, but the manner in which that aid
is used which should be cared for by the
give at the door. The use made of such
charity is never known TO the giver. "This
profession needs to be studied just like any
other" was the remark of a man who made
his living by systematic begging. This same
fellow never asked charity from woman
when alone, but when there were two he
usually got money from both. each feeling
that the other would think it stingy to refuse.
Dr 'ekyh 'i' '"""'y anu
Monday are easy to ma IN chr's'iahi'y A'
we'll as in charity. Persons may not have
money to give in these works of charity, but
they have themselves with ample opportuni-
=. hr;cb,en the lives of those about
Them.
The poem. by G. 7. Files, was an able
nr,duct;on and retained the close attention
p..,1 s.,.s,,1...o =, tho close The music
u ''e - nf rho h;yhe.t
Throughout. the eAe'e'se' was - -, Tha
o'"'' r.
cornet solo and the hunting so"s
encored time and again. ffe'''e"' ''s'
in 'pe"'ng said
- nm hv the class of 1866 and
mrs. saAa" p", cp cpr,,nued bv few succeeding
classes, nevertheless Ivy Day has now be
come o'e u u'e t;nn L. hacI the prop,iuent
lese lit Lo"hins s,, s;s,nry u",A come @ raply to
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
ANNUAL MEETINGS.
omesrs and Directors Elected 90 Annual
Reports Filled.

Omesrs and Directors Elected - Annual
kspsrts Filled.
At the annual meeting OF the Ph9nix
Furniture Company. J. w. Converse, Z. T..
Conyerse, ". D. Talford. J. II. Martin.
Adolph Lsitelt. j. /. Strahan and K. W.
Merrill were chosen directors Oncers VIII
be elected later.
At the annual meeting OF the VIM. A.
Berkey Furniture Company, w. A. Beskey
w. III. Jones, and l.. T. Peck were chosen
Directors and these elected officers rs fol-
lows President W. A. Berkey, Wee
President, ". H. Jones; Secretary and
Treasurer, l.. I. Peek.
AT the Folding Chair and Table Com
pany's annual, the following directors were
chosen: w. b. Remington, J. r. Homsn,
w. TX. Washer. A. j. Davidson, 5. w. Nc
Kee and G. A. Remington. The oiIcers
elected were: President, w. Is. Remington
Vice President, j. +. Homan; Secretary and
Treasurer, A. j. Davidson; Superintendent,
". Ii. Washer.
The following annual reports have peen
filed with the County Clerk.
VIM A Berkey Furniture Company, cap
ital stock. SIS, ,oo0; actually PAID IN. S64 500
personal property. s5o, 1880; debts, Sle,-
2o0,69, credits, S5i.5S0.3o.
Grand Rapids Leather Company (located
IN Plainfeld). Capital stock. $4,000, all
paid in; real estate, SIS lS7; personal prop
erty, S17. .5S7; credits, Sol 276.
TIE annual statement of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company shows p
53l members; total amount OF rlsks, si,'
572 o40; resources. sl,0i9, Liabilities, 81
O73 90; income, Sl,373.GO; cash on hand last
wear. $s, ,20S. 50; total, s., ,5s255; losses paid
during the year. S2.So705; other expenses
SS45 u. total, $. 532. 40.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
AN ELECTRIC STORM.
A Grand Rapids Roy. Experience In Me-
braska-

A Grand Rapids Roy. Experience In Me-
braska.
Frank Congdon. son of W. II. Congdon,
of this city. writes to his parents here of
his experience in the late storm, as follows:
NELIGH, Neb., Jan. 1--WE have just bad
one of the worst storms that ever blew.
Yesterday morning we had light wind
from the northeast, which lasted until l
o'clock in the afternoon, when all of
sadden like a cannon ball there came from
the northwest white mist, and in about
fire minutes you could not see yard
around you. We closed the store at $40
and | went home Mrs. Higgins was cry
ing like a child. The stove was charged
with electricity and We could not get the
tea kettle off. Mrs. II. put her feet in the
oven To warm them and she was so shocked
that il made her sick. We laid the hammer
an inch away fre M the stove and we had
magnificent electric light. 1 never heard of
such thing before. The wind blew
terrible gale and the snow was binding. 1t
is feared great many ranchmen are lost.
A whole fzmily narrowly escaped death
by their chimney falling down and the
room filling with gas from the stove. got
lost in going from the store to the house,
and had hard time 10 get theie. / shiv-
cred all night in bed. ana this morning
have got bad cough again. The ther-
mometer was down to q degrees below
zero. Huggins says be is going TO Califor-
MIA, as he cannot afford 10 stay here with
coal st sl4 ton. We have had no train
for three DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

hls sifs aBd tie comfsrE sse happiness q
honss e1szs tns sesllEaosy 19s0 - EEree
persoas Nrs BeeaSs. MA PQ.wa2 Aa1
A. ClAT. loa4 nae 10 lners cc111cs ~
tEe5T eFl3z0ce thsD i tnsy Were 90 Tie
ssAs size. HAD 4ny ~ the l1ry sFsf Souna
lFlead 50 seasfsgs IS - tsxs BIS ~iis
assy ior = tH1 mo1lhs TIP an4 psy al TIE
ellis ior nclhing-z8a without tie tns-
band ecGssatt
knos thai q nan Soaid cQns1l- ne
ssit AF Ailc4ei exc-teGlY, IL 1e WAL
tsks Ay s.fe OF. or 1 so2l1 pct hlm easFs
Ls soala never t4ke or sa0sEsF vile
NJ Aitc8xil st4tsa tat Mis- bochsr wzs
the oniy sit8ess sho hxd testified - CON-
paints fEom Ars. Gay Dsf0Ee they ws1t 10
kGr0pe.
Nr. smiley corrected tns statement sna
called alisatl0n 70 several witnesses Nho
lad lesFiaeG 70 complaints from Ms Cay
while the Gays were AYiag IN lie Mess
nl0Fe house.
Mr.. MiIcasll Thanked lsM Ior the Inter
EuptioB, pGl Iasinszins nis point.
'-faik about hsyiag 40 case, continued
Mr. Mitchell. "msny q Laa has been
hung on less evidence Ihan Ne have against
tins defendant"
AT 5 o'Oci0ck the Court took an sJourn-
ment until 10 o'clock this morning. when
AR. Ailehsll sill nnish his srgunent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
Two Black swans.

A most ridiculous and larghable enter
tsinmsnt viii be the attraction at Smith's s
Opera House tonight. given BY ths follow
ing most peculiar aud fascinating Local
brillisnts. aud will surpass anything ever
produced ia the city By amateurs The
sparkling lyric Jewels, Misc Fake White
and Miss I,ottis Ls0w, known the city over
as The 'sT4o Black swans, will appear Ia
their original and unapprosehsble specially.
entitled. The Queen Of Spades Their
set no pen can portray. but ia worth goins :
miles to witness. Miss Ella DsYouDg. the
acknowledge rivai of Blondiu, Who vii
appear on The tight rose elevated ''stesn "fsei
from the stage. the GsrnellO THO. the elsc-
trifyinx ~ Dnssts. n their Barve.sas hori-
z3ntai bar Performance, ORE Kruger, the
rasn With the iron isE. Chambers, who
possesses q wonderful v0ics aid the lsress q,
mouth IN existeucs. 5ordsa Bros scr3-
bstic song sRa dane artists. Page. ths
champion ifz dsacsr. Parker ard Cole.
musicians. Gilss DsnisT tssor; ard Tom 81 ,
y kesfs. N bls celebrated cog dance. Tne
sbovs roster includes a e5av1lsinx con
xlonaerstios of comedy thss wi.l n8douot-
esdy pack tbs theatre.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

very lsrss turtle Was captured u tae
Lac - the ils cuttsss yesterday. aza u Eill
be seEssa zl .seet hotsl
Thsi members Of fhe Oid Settlers Asso-
eisn0n siL atis1i t8e hlnersi % tz- -@fs
MillI4m khof1ten tlls iDFeOeoa-
The opening ef ne ue~ Aadieon-ass.
seho1l bDlloinx. sith segea ts4cassz. 81
soc1E 0as sssk isom nsxl 40ndag.
On Toe hfst sssning Of ths Fofssly cou-
ysntoa seyenty-hge children fss.m TIE
IsleGson q. scLoal vi t2zs p4ri ID i1s
prosTam1ls.
Mrs BFydsss. ias Wonaan sno Vas Ia
destitute circumstances. and = ao had been
deserted ny heE hasL4n1, ass removed 20
6azad h2Esa.
Collector Doornink, Of ths Second ward
and frsasurss-scorsl&sg 0f Bosas tosa-
s1ip. each turned ever 500 . TIE County
lFe4s1Ter Yesiefsisy-
A pable nesting Of Carpenters Onion
No s5. o. Grand Rapids. vii Be held Iasa-
daF evening. Jan. 81, ag the hali, corner OF
Pear and Csa2l So
William L. Tyler. special adm.niStrat3r
Of The Ihomzs - brssnsn estate. h&s been
authorized sy the PROBATE Court 70 sell ten
shsres II st0eL held 81 TIE deceased ~ lie
Union Kills Plaster COMPANY
The second enEsrtsinment of he Busgsss
family a. ths kSEaA Arcanum Hall, oc
i0ui4-sf. Nil BE- heid tonight. Wages
snd Whisky' Eill be tns subject Of Rev.
". barsesss lecture
The anna4i meeting OF the Berkey q
Cay farnit0Ts Company Was held yestsr-
dag. sn1 he foilosiBg directors chosen.
Ceorgs ". Gay. julius Bsskey, Viii. h
Gay, John C0vode and K. w. COTson.
The Bay View Little Traverse 4 Mack
nae Railroad. ruDniBg sIgh. miles from
Bay Ves 70 Hsroof Springs. has been sold
- he o. X 4 I Company, and viii here
sitter be operated a. = branch Of that line.
Henry NJ DGffsid. Of Detroit. DR. Rush
J Shsnk of Lansing. and r. l.. Warren
OF Albion, ta- committee appointed A. the
last state sncampment OF The O.. A K. "
visi. The Soldiers Home, were IN the c-tg
yesterday.
Mrs. Lee Schumacher. wife OF one Of tbs
employees 0f The WAliin Leather Company
Diet Wednesday aighss aiter = short. onl
painful illness Yesterday the fellow work
men oi Mr Scnumschsr made up a purse ol
a. Tor him. ss small help over . hare
place IN hies rough Foat."
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
ARGUING THE CASE.
Hpa. - a E4ESs 4ast sl- >. S1.flsg Deliver
sszEh.as Addresses sllossa ~ Ax-
aIitehsf y 40 ~ ia GoaeI1os BLs
Argaaas1t Tnls MsEsiaz.

The usual thr0nk sas present IN the su-
ssrloE Coort room she's tae Clay Putnam
case opened yesterday aaorning. NJ. Earle
addressed Tie jary Ia es1slf ol the dstend-
an, niakins Nh4t ~4s generally conceted
~ &c very strong aEgu1ent. Ia TIE
course of il, hs sliudsd 70 the boast Of Mr..
Mitchell. thai ae cl2lisnged A. l1Ves-
Bgsii9n Of Af Gays charaetsr and
asserted that II il seFe made as
client Clay would eoaae cat Il
Il "the brightest star IA the sslaxy." Mr.
Earls said tnaE 10 Tie light OF disclosures
aa4ds b. Tie Isstl@0ay. Mr. Clay might
shine, o1f TIE iusler sas not hat Of star
l. vas rather shat described by Hamilton.
that be would shine and sIlnk, sna sElnk
and shine IKE . rotten mzcksrel Ia The
moonlight
v nen TIE noon recess was taken Ar.
Smiley and Mr. Mitchell each hal oae hour
aa1 lhirty-hve minutes time - address t8s
Jury, the fogmes for Putnam and The latter
tor Cay.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Mrs. Daniel Francisco. of1hree Rivers Is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Harry Hubbard.
l. H. Withey and Charles Eaton viii
leave Monday Tor South America 10 spend
the Winter
Fred W. Aayne. an attorney OF Charlie
voix vas in be city Yesterday on business.
he also called on many OF his old friends
and former classmates.
Homer ". Nash. United States Rank
Examiner, - IN the city IN bis Official
capacity. and III remain until next week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

CTscurr-Tohn Karrsr - Charles Baker
Rsr4svn. N-rsiiCs f0e piafa-lr So Ia5k-
raent with costs --- Ricasr8 - astsae~s
~ Eator. Lyon a Al.en FFinfiue Con-
usnv- Rep.eTia. Pr9ceeilags s.sTe'l ten
ssvs --- Seheccs kin1eT - Gas.
Ws-tsch. Trorsr. "a trisI rn eri .sn
Eszie To5xcco Csrnrsav - Isf4raad
Pssrcs. e a. Rsg.svi1. Ffocsesing q
stsyea illees asrs
srrsssoa-s. =. clsv - Tass FstnAa
Trssrass re esse On sris.
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