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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21
MARKET REPORT.
Now York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 90
FLOUR Receipts, 20 al packages; export, I7a7
barrels; sales, zSa. Repent quotations ipeIudirs 4
rsO City mill extra, 30 v0as5 aS iIp0 nns, a. %
- 70, 300 superfiDs. 81 OoakJ %, extra No. 4
t3 @ati o.. sDb winter wh'at extra, - 2sAsi Io
ioiec Minnesota extra, - 6Osss %, southern g0ui
dull. barely steady; Rye -four IN moderate de p,and
hHkAT-k-ceipts. u ool, exports, 81 90 .sss
2l,Oe quiet but steady, NJ. spring nominal, III
No. hard IN, Nc red, I0sa % elevator, lC5l fob
i.oiaiili delivered, No. red, nominal, ilI No.
white nominal, ilit.
kYE--duii.
BAILEY firm and quiet.
CORY -Receipt. .2,P o o exports. 5o7ss sales "a,
on dull and weak. steamer, b9,, No. z, 4esafg
store aud elevator. I9l delivered.
OATs-kecsipts ibs OoO, exports, 1tt0 sales, I52.
CO..; lower. No. 3.0i do white 3sa4i, No. 3iiaSlt
% white. 3laa5i, No, !, nominal. do white, :!
Nj Sed Western, s0s3!, white do, 50ap.
CoTFEy---fair, Rio, dull, l5f.
sJGAk---dnll; refined. dull.
PETHoLErn steady, united, IS.
PoKk---steady.
BNEy quiet.
LAsD--steaay, western steam, " Siats rs
CLOSING " %, city stssm, o. 20, refined quoted
q -. continent - .2l So.
EUrTER---hrrn, demand fair.
TskEsE---quiet, steady. Frsishts 10 Liverpool
dnu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21
HALLowELL.

Tho wheel chair that was ordered to be
made for Mr.. Moses Gilman some weeks
ago, arrived yesterday morning. arrived yes
tertiay morning. His many friends made up
sum of money sufficient to buy the chair,
and they hoped to have it ready for him Oh
his 7lst blrthday Witch vas the l4th of this
month. The affair was ID have been kept
from Mr.. Gilman tili the arrival of the chair
when some of his friends we're TO give him a
little surprise, together with the presentItton
Of il, but BY some mistake the chair was re
ported to have arrived ami neen presented
upon his birthday, which spoiled the plsa,
although it was a surprise 10 Nr. Gilman.
neverth less, when he read that it hzi been
presented to him His friends hope lie may
enjoy the chair as much as they enjoyed Civ
ing il.
We learn that City Marshal MADDOX is
soon to move into the Morton house on Win
throp street.
Mr IBIS c. Mason of waterville, with his
daughter, Ida, was in the city calling upon
friends yesterday
News ~as rec ived late Monday afternoon
of the death from heart disease, of Mrs.
John F. Hobb, of Boston. Mas. She was
visiting her sister in Woburn, Mass at the
the time of her deagh, which Wa q. lite unex-
| pected, although she haf not been IN her u.
usl health since September. Her age was
1 A. years.
| Judge Baker and wife noticed the fifty
| thild Anniversary of their marriage, Hon,isy
/ last IA quiet way. Their Old friends, and
/ pastor. Key. Mr.. Fuller end ~ife, Nth the
| youngest daughter and her nusoanl, VINO ,e-
side in Augusta, dined win rhem. The
| other chiliren, though doubtless with them
in thought and feeling. live too far away &c
ran ia and spend few hours with their pa
rents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21

| so1' NV. y.
b., fheVk.-- he neaf market een,issss aaies. w. ~.
showing aas disposition to eier@is es,ond Seettre
ny in'n more piyssinE neeesssics huiers sis svner'
az nfm ~ thtii Ntss And sse stronk of thc opin.
ioa that Va aes Will rule higher, 20 are net dspo I'd
TO gNe NAY an, In ofder 70 ,eli. The disttoa,ing
ssh sn1 ls small, ss g nsemes' g'nsaam sapphca
te.msvNes qnue iEsep aaitne Tue rreent esesn
We sao,s wessra nue. =. ~ ust ~ Pss ~ - !
sntrrhae ~ % st -. extra and seconds. ~ S1 -
Mlan,sota- eakcu'. ear sad straight, y sa<A y;
Misaisan stone .srosnd. - se.eS winter wheAs
ov.l-r- SUD srsight. - soae 10, winter weeat
psirn's, e. ses 70 .rdus wne., pssn,. Eoed e
70 uao w y, do relier ior sApes,s 20 Sae VIE d
esira patent, t1t eSrert. g. Sv~e 70.
ported
We quote; Choice kua dried At p tsas - par
oei. rr bag, " iosi ", and for ehesss frAas-
.okS-lseSsicr with trade moderate.
hish mNed Al ~isele, steamer yellow, oeAcoc.
Steamer miSrd do. ssc, good no grade, esAsee:
n'a'u hts, lower, ~ 70 qa 'hty
Ky fL"us-is selling IN saAn lots ~ ~ sSas -
per bbl,
and 81 Mas " for cut
tAtss- NV fancy csts sasies NO wnites
naS.e, new No white. Aiasoe, new low grades,
Siase.
bhAN-sprne oran IN SACHS ~ vie WAH ~;
and sis seals 70 for winter. -.
fhoNisi"ss-ioik 4 AID lard continue 10 mc<t With
| Anod'rsled msnd, We quote long csts ~ Us =
ale ." rr bsrrei, short cuts - eie copoo %;
sS as c; nor. ,osss,e sas eAt az oo U;,ss me- sss
tv~, ss'Is prin,s go S@is 20. msss elt .eAie -:
s.aoo.
LAhp-Choleei pie per 70 for IN tieress, 100 In 10
ID pals, i0ic In . ID pals; ieic In ID paiis.
aud surc s,aokrd shoulders ioaiote eora.d. ussle;
SMOKED r'rs. wvtf. no oreati.s' bacon. ilsi,e:
city dr. ssed hos. sle. e.ern 7iasie country 7ts.
hhhf.ls selling very well. and market steady
ana uneha, s.d. .,.
wi goSs ks,ss - plate and family ~ sooo,o s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21

Mr.. Jas. Folsom went 10 Portland yester
day.
Mr.. +. T. Noble went to Lewiston yester
day.
S. s. Soule of Gardiner, was in the cit,
yesterday.
A. +. Davis of Chelsea, VI, was in tow
yesterday.
Dr. A. +. Bessey of Sidney was in towr
yesterday.
Mrs. Emile Barber is recovering from q
severe illness.
Col. Darius Alden left for Portland yes
terday morning.
Mr.. William Pitcher, the Boston horse
buyer, is in town.
President Cheney of Bates College was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. Luther Maddocks of Boothhay wa.
in the city last evening.
Secretary Of State Uramandal Smith az.
rived in the city last evening.
Hon. S, J. Chadbourne and Col. II. NJ.
Sprague spent yesterday in Portland.
Miss Louise Robinson left yesterday morn
ing for Boston where she will spend the
winter.
MIR. Albert Torrey, who has been visiting
friends in Augusta, returned to Boston yes
terry.
The Rev. Samuel urjohn, D. D.. of st.
Luke's church, Germantown, Pa, is visiting
friends in the city.
DIR. Theriault, graduate Of Victoria Uni
versity, Montreal, is in the city and has de-
cided 10 settle here.
Capt. johnson and Capt Freeman Boyn-
ton OF Boothbay were recent visitors at the
residence of Z. NJ, BOynton.
DR. A Young is attending the annual
convention of the American Public Health
Association at Milwaukee, Wis.
DIR. W, Hugh Harris and wife who have
been visiting at DIR. North's, left yesterday
for Dixtield where DIR. Harris has decided to
lJcaie.
Mr.. j. ID. Stanford, superintendent of the
Portland and kennebec division of the Ne-
England Telephone Company, wa, in the city
yesterday oil business
A. VI. Goddard Esq, will this evening
deliver the second of his series of lectures
on Commercial law before the students of
Oak Grove SEMINARY, Vassalbor0.
Mr.. viii c. Miller, delivery clerk at the
postoffce, has resigned and will go into s
L. liuntington's store. 1t is rumored that
his place will be filed by his brother Frank
Miller of the telephone exchange.
Mayor Wakefield is among the invited
guests to a dinner to be given by the Port
land club at their club house next Tuesday
to Governor elect Burleigh. Hon. James g.
Blaine. Sena-ors Hale and Frye, and the
Maine congressman will he there. Bath
Tunes.
A. G. Otis has just returned from Duluth.
He reports great business activity in Duluth
and Superior. The election Of Harrison
and Morton has given n new impetus to the
manufacturing interests. Large -four mills
iron and steel works, carshops and many
other important enterprises are locating at
this point and work upon their various plants
is being pushed with great activity. New
railroads and the trunk lines of some Of the
present large systems of railroads in the
northwest, are being built, while railroad
tt trminals, docks, elevators and shops neces-
sary for the carrying on of the immense
traffic that is centering at this point are in
process of construction, and the opinion
prevails generally among the railroad an
business men Of the northwe st that the next
twelve months will show greater develop
menis at the head of Lake Superior than
ever before.
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TESTIFY AGAINST ras LEAGUE
Letters Found In the House OF Treasurer
Mcmahon OF the League.

LoxDoS, Nov. 20.
Constable Mccarthy before the r4rpell
commission today testified that he searched
the ho9ss of a man named Nc eMAhon, treas
urer Of a branch league and fosnd a number
Of papers. A letter vas produced and
handed To the clerk to be marked for the
purpose of Identification but rot put in esi,
deuee. sir Charles Russell, counsel for the
Parnellites, asked 10 SEE the letter ATTY.
Gen. Webster objected bot sir Charles
maintained that he was entltled 10 see il
Judge Ha3nen said the court sas of the opi ,ion
that H was a matter of courtesy. The
Attorney General adhered te his r,fas2l.
Othsr witnesses from Kerry were exam
ined. All a, riouted the ouKrages in that
county to the insugatisn of tue league.
lsborer named Williams testified thAt be
vas nred al BY certain Of the moonligh,ers,
and said that plaeard had been posted in
in ss' lous places offering 500 pounds to any
one tho would shoot him and Lis employer,
y ho had taken an esIeIed farm.
Ga cross sxAmlna ion noae of the witness
es succeeced ia connecting the league with
any VI the outrsges tfsy referred to.
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Boston Wool Market.

bhfuhbArs Nov. ~.
The wool market this week 10 In an excited CON.
ait,on snd lhs lume of business done il tsrse,
Than for any one week this year. Tbe nun,bss y
buy'fs In town has been lafes Hpd AZ = nj. - :. I.
stfe All IN want of wool and gene. ally moi Al, ~
to buy. ~ ""ss"
Ihs total receipts Of wool at thi. port ar,t.. ~
pi.i " ~ cotnpfi-e ii,s6 bsxs dome stic nrT ~
oal". ir' ign against sssz bses domestic And N
bales for'isn for the same time last yesr
ihs saie- for The week eoibpfls. Stie an m. -
domestic r.ecs and pulled aud IA COB ia ~ f,.,
making hs week. trsgsaetons loot up y I6S tdo ibs
sgai1-t g. 10 lbs. for the ptsvl,,ss VET ~
T. es,W iD-' fyf ths corresponding week last yesr
we quote price and sales as fsfOvs.
Psitks tnwssbed and unmercb yools- osss
aud Mich nDe unwa.isd. zoaz3e; Ohio and Ys.s
unmrfeh. S'H<'. hteh HBmefch, 22szfe.
Pals d aud super wooi--- Aaine sup~r pulI.A -
SIC, Eastern isn'f,s. Sa3sc, ,uper zyas q: s..ss
tRa7e, N'T'rn super. z<ss7e, wsstrn Smos- -
.s,c, extra pulled. z5a3zc -
DltiO aud Fem Hss ess--No nesc~s as~azs. =
and above S'~9ie; Ax. siasee; Xxx snd above.
Mich. wi. eie-Nieh ,siss2e; Mich No /, n.,..,
D. II and VI 4, zs4aoc. 4 and ii No L
coBlblng g-Ky blood, zmsle; Kyiblood as.z,..
ibh and Ms biood. 2saz7c, Ind and Nj. blos,I
s5n1se, No Ohto, Eaaot No Ohio, zb.zSs NJ 4
hlsb, &c, SOz Mic, ass3Sc. w
Delains wooi.- Ohio. oA.,7e. Mich fine, s4ssss
SALts.- - 1880
Usio md Penn Fisece. " 600 ,s,. xx on,. ,,.
~. 11!o lbs DO, Sc, ~ 90 lbs Ohio. ssssee !.
's,yp o., a&lc, ~ 90 Oh.o ssece. s4i..iss. u,
% lbs 30 DO On D. u 90 lbs do DO on pI izocn
i5' D. do oapt; i5lso lbs 4 aud Xxx Obio On < 4.
q - lbs AA do. Sic. Total, AL .ofs lbs -
Nish. nts.. efc.- iog,fB ia NL<h sf,<.
D.iDJ ibs 90. dDc. sDsD Ibs 90 on /, a a. sss *
DO. sic. To.ai. zio.ob lbs. - '' '''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21

The Redmund-Barry Company will appear
at Granite Hall. Friday evening Nov. %. in
-Herminie. or the Cross of Gold" The
Boston Traveller says of it:
The play is replste with strong situations
and has been constructed 10 afford the star.
and opportunity TO display their peculiar per-
-onal abilities to the best advantage Mr.
Redmund as Paul Durznd esszyed char
scter that during ihe last three acts wa. a
constant reminder Of this actors first hit
Michael Ssrozoa, both being blind. A.
might he expected by those who remember
bi. delinestIon Of the lausr role. his present
assumption il striking success. Mrs. Bar
~ as ilsrminie did not have cha-ce to dis.
play her kill and training as an artist to the
very best afys tsze, but -he made the mosi
of every opportunity. and proved that she /,
still most capable actress. Miss Setti.
Van Sickle as Germsine also deserves NOR,
than passirg mention, making much Of
thanklsss part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21
GUILTY OF MURDER
Is The End Of a Sensational Case in Ar.
kansas.
Two Prominent Men Believed to Have
Murdered Friend While on
Hunting Expedition.


Fl NAfrH. NOV. 70
The most interesting sensational murder
Ease in the federal court for years terminated
'OnigAt IN verdict of guilty a. to Henry W.
Miller and VIM. Woods, tso prominent eiti-
Gems of Donovan county. o. ths 25th Of
last November W oo'is left home with an old
scho- Innate and friend. named Johnny
Haniz, for hunt in Indian Territory. They
sub.equently picked up a companion in q
stranger named Miller. They we're
gone three months and seen in various
parts Of the Chocfaw nation. When they re-
turned home II utz vas missing, and a
Tearching party found the body in veniegras
aHer. face down Iih bullet hole in hi.
head. His watch was found in Miller's
pocket. The evidence is purely circum-
,tsntial- The recovery Of the body is due
mainly TO the devotion Of pointer dog be-
longing 10 the murdered man. The dog re-
fused to leave the place of his masters mur-
der aud bayel continually until too weak
To move.
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STATE NEWS.
Ltrerno ore Fails

LfreTHoTe fdus.
Our correspondent writes Nov. 20: TIL,
Otis Falls Pulp company are building three
double tenement houses and n boarding
house.--rhe otis Falls mill is hraed b,
steam, building having been erected N
which the large boiler for this purpose has
been piseed.-Csrroll Cargiii from the
Maine State College at Orono is spending
his vacation at his fathers Mr.. David Car
glli.-lt is estimated that the participant,
in the Pennington celebration last FRIDAY
Light Travelled over seven miles, and IN til,
drum corps from L'vermore Falls was at
Old man, Mr.. Amasa Alden, over so years
of age wio, as drummer, kept IL tn,
ranks the entire distance. Jennie
lIiscock of Wilton has been engaged to sing
1.-THE Baptist church in this ace.-Sunday
school concert al the Baptist next Sunday -
A singing school opened III the school build
ing last FRIDAY night, IL. o. johnson of Jay +.
teacher lh.re was a smashnp On the Gus
Falls railroad Friday, caused by some ca s
loaded with lumber ru lniug into cars loaded
with pulp. A dispute as regarCs the bound.
of Union street results in The commissioner re-
coming Oh and looking up the matter this
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21
GARDINER

Mears. George c. Wing and IL. E. Eusti
of Auburn. wers registered atthe Evans yes
terday.
| On Monday evening occurred the second
/ in the Y, ~ c. A, slsr course OF entN rtain-
ments, 4nd although the Ses;her vas rither
dlseoursg ging, large number of our people
aitended- The eyealngs entertainment con
sisted Of impersonA,ioas frola Dasid Copper
field, by Leland 7. Posers. Aai nasleal Sc
leciions. bJth yoeal SAa instrumental. from
local t4ient. All ho Attegded ere enthas-
issuc in their praises OF Mr.. Pos.rs as an
impersouaIor. He has a command over his
voice which enables hin 10 use Il In the most
trying situstions and with the best OF results
Mr.. Powers appears in the star course in
Augusta this evening. and will furnish the
citizens OF our SISTER cry with as das an en-
tertAinment as Tia, will be likely 10 listen to
during the winter.
Alderman plaistsd, who has been sick for
some days, is ou the street gain. His friends
will be glad 10 bear of his recovery
Chad .ies Old Boreas with q new
storm door of commodious dimensions.
Frvd Brsdstreet of Randolph, who was in.
jured recently at P'ttston, is slowly recov-
ering.
Ii. W. Jewer & Co. have piled SC, 600
logs during the present season for saving
during the winter months.
The Randolph Hill Co. has sold out 10 q
new coRcern who will cary on the business
lii the base ment of +. L. Yestons store.
The company will employ about 20 hands
and will turn out about IL 100 heels per
week. The product is disposed of in Gar
d,ner. The company is k osn as the Name
4
+. Brookings and /. II. Thomas are the
principal stockholders.
Mrs. Walter Ugier of Randolph is visiting
friends at her Old home in Massachusetts
Mr.. Z. z. Geteheil of Lewiston WAS in the
ciry Monday.
ii. w Jewett of this city urchased the
York house at the corner Of kinderhook and
Windsor streets in Randolph, which was
sold at auction yesterday. The price paid
was 500.
Arrangements are completed for the work
on the water pipe under the river. 1t is
quite eertais that the leak in the main is
near the Gardiner shore, and 4 Golfer dam
has been built under the bridge. The diver
who came from Boston yesterday will COM
mence operations today.
Mr.. Frank burlington, who has been sick
for some time, is very low and is not ex
pected to recover.
Work on Talbot's ice house and Jewett's
dry house. which has been delayed on ac-
count of the weather, was resumed yester-
day morning and vail be pushed as rapidly
as possible.
Business is very quiet at the cooler" at
the present time. The arduous duties of
our clty's protectors are now confined mostly
to maintaining the fires at headquarters to a
comfortable standard.
+. 5. Robinson is making couple of very
handsome mantels for J. l.. Haley Of Bath.
They will be shipped on Thursday of this
week.
Quite large number of our citizens are
a'ailirg themselve, of the special offer
maze by the journal and will peruse its col
amns during the legislative session this
winter.
4 goodly number of Gardiner people will
visit Portland today. The low excursion
rates will attract many to the Forest City,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21
FUNERAL OF ADMIRAL BALDWIN
An Imposing Procession OF Mourners
Follow the Rem aims to the Grave.

NEw York, Nov. 20.
The funeral of Rear Admiral Chas. ii.
Baldwin took place at st. Thomas Epi,eo-
pal church ou Fifth avenue today, The
procession from the house to the church
vas hea, ed by troops of MARINES in blue
jickets. The hearse was followed By naval
officers. The pail bearers included Admiral
Gin .rsrdi. Gen. Sherman, Levi 2. Morton.
and ID. D, Mills. The coffin was draped
With the American flag. A delegation of
the Society OF Cincinnati was present. The
procession to st. Marks cemetary was an
imp sing one. A military salute was fred
al the grave.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Warren Beats an Excelient Record.

Special correspondence Of the Kennel
journal.
w kRRES, Nov 20.
The republicans Of this tosn celebrated
the Wet ny OF Harrison 4 Morton last satur-
das evening The republicans on the line OF
march ile sinated their buildings with flags,
lauts rms and easdles. "A procession under
The mArsbaiship Of J. N. Studley siih aids
ieAd off neIt ca ne young men with guns.
hueklaGd bard, (lG pieees,) repubh an.
sith 50 torches. ten large transparencies Of
various niotioes, boat drawn by span OF
horses with transparencies. Flags we're
ny in2 on the stern OF the boat 1hleh vas
manned BY fuil crew with John H. Single
Ton as captain. he being an old sailor and
born In Esgiand. As he passed along ne
'ang Out Protection from time 10 time.
dropping his head and when passing q dark
house he would echo. short water and a
rocky bottom" In the rear were the small
Doys with their Tin horns. There we're ire
works all along tue line, tar barrels burning.
two eAnnons dischargiug powder with loud
rrporis and general hurrsh. Everything
passed OF finely and everyone was happy
there being no disturbance of any kind. 4 he
Old town OF Warren never had such display
before. The Commit. carried all their
plans out finely and deserve mneh praise
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NEW 3 ALL RULES.
Four Balls and Three Strikes.-No Outs
on Foul Tips.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
The joint commit ee OF the National League
and American Association this afternoon
.topted proposition 10 give tue striker hi
base Oh fo4r called balls instead of five as
now. they al 50 decided TO declare the bat
ter out on three strikes.
The proposition To move the pitchers box
to fifty-nve feet from the home plate. wa
voted down on the ground that although il
might assist the batter in hitting the ball tn
pitcher would be back 50 far that il wOui1
be easier for him to keep the bases in vie~
and thus retsr1 base running The sugges
tion to return To the oil high and low bal
system csused GOOD deal of discussion bu'
was finally rejected Outs on foul Ups were
abolished A foul fly when caught is out,
the same as before 1t was also decided
that If batted bail hits the umpire while he
is doing duty inside the diamond. the batter
will be entitled to his base.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21

United States Marshal Andrews arrived in
the city yesterday morning and proceeded to
libel the schooner Lizzie J. Call, which bad
Just finished loading 10 mber at sturgis,
Lambard & Co.'S. The Knckerbocke r
Steam Towage Company has a claim of
$1,000 and the Kennebec Towage Company
one of $1,000, both for salvage. Deputy
Sheriff Ramsdell was appointed keeper of
the vessel, but as Siurgis, Lsmbsrd & Co.
decided TO give bonds for the appearance Of
her ouners at the nexi term of the United
States district court. the vessel was allowed
~ proceed and went as far as Gardiner last
night. J. j. Gail, captain Of the schooner, is
highly Indignant at what be considers the
exhorbitaut claims of the tovsge Companies.
It is said that both companie. offered to
ssttle for a lump sum of $1,000. but that the
captain, following the advice Of the owners
refused to accept these terms. The Kenns =
bee Tuwage Company have been offered
$500 bu,vant more. Capt. Call has gone To
Portsmouth, where most OF the yessers
owners 1--we. The schooner will proceed to
Nsw Tark
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-21

DIR. Will 5. Thompson last Monday met
with an accident which came near proving
serious. He was driving to Hallow ell and
when directly opposite the State House the
forward axle broke and one of the heel.
rolled away across the road. DIR. Thompson
Immediately jumped from the carriage,
landing face down~ar on the frozen ground.
Luckily he escaped with nothing worse than
a few bruises.