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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-21
Bar HlRBoR EDITORS TROUBLES


PursSIrLp, Mass. Dec. sO-Dr. Gilma1
Colby. editor Of the Bar Harbor Touriss
came TO Pttsheld month ago and announced
that be would shovtly publish ''Blsehooks v
containing . iist Of people Of the town. and
giving ratings in each case Of individual
prominence in social. relisious. literary. and
financial eircles.
The town 10 greatly stirred nov because
about everybody has received . prospecsas
Of book. announcing it, scope, and beggiag
for subscriptions at - each. Each envelope
contains a pfoof-sheet alp giving the name
Of the recipient followed BY numerous ssars,
daegers. dollar. paragraph and section usrks.
and notes. saying: "Your name will appear
as above in the book which will contain index
explaining the signi6cAnce Of the sisns."
The best people Of the town deem the
whole thing insulting, IL not libeious. the 10.
cal papers are filed with communications
denouncing the schsme, and requesting vic
TINS to squelch the intruder. Some Of the
most prominent are proposing to hold an In
dignation meeting, and pass resolutions ex-
pressing con,emp, of Colby and his methods.
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HALLoWELL.


Miss Eta Lowell, daughter of John H
Lowell, Esq.. returned home from Sewick
ly, Penn, yesterday morning. to pass th,
holidays. The Academy opens again Janu
sry 2.
The ladies of the Methodist society are
delighted with the success Of their Christ.
mas sale. The store has been crowded. Last
evening baked bean supper was served.
Mr.. Leslie Dyer of Augusta. postal clerk.
was in the city yesterday.
The play Aunt Dnah's Pledge" VS. Civ
en- last evening BY the Kennebec Dramatic
Club. L. y. G. T., before an ApprecIative au-
dierce. The entertainment included sones,
recitations, tsbleauX, etc.
Business at the psst office 10 rushing these
days The foreign business 10 considerable.
Sheriff John +. Land, Of Androscoggin
county, was in the city "wednesday in con-
sultation with Judge N. s. Speare and Detec-
tive True concerning Roswell Avery and
Frank Gross. imprisoned in the Augusta jsil
They are wanted for breaking and entering,
stealing, and selling mortgaged property
They are notorious characters and will be
taken to Auburn.
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MARINE kArTHae.

There are ifty-two lighthouses on the
coast of Maine.
Houghton Bros. of Bath. have sent avsy
the mouIds for . 1000 ton chip. which they
propose building in the early spfing. She
viii be commanded BY Capt. Carter of Wool
wich, formerly master Of the ship Armenia
The Domiaisn steamer Oregon. Capt.
williams, sailed Thursday from Portland fol
Liverpool. via Hslifat. With % passengers snd
: full cargo, the latter valued as $40. ST..
The cargo vas one of the heaviest ever taken
from that port. consisting Of over 10000
bushels Of grain, 4 .790 bushels Of sppses, and
over 5000 600 pounds Of cheese, lard, bsesa,
oatmeal, &c.
An exciting race is now in progress BE-
tween the three-massed sehoOners Hasia
Marsh, Capt. Barker; Booth Bros-, Cap1all
Quincy and Annie B. Mitchell, Cspeaia
Burdick These vessels are al eood sei1efi
snd belong to the same New London arn
Tbey sailed from vinalhaven WEDNESDAY,
morning for New York in the order named
about an hour inservenins between the hoef'
of seilins. The Mask - 5000 Iastnl
blocks, the Booth Bros. 10000, snd ~
Nitchell, 10000.
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1AINE DISPATCHES.
Rocklild PIPe Piends Miks Another
Reckless Attempt.
Thieves at FrankfoSt-Portiand Press
Ciub-Hiddsiord Wants Public Build
ing.

RocKLAsD, Dec. 2O-Another attempt was
made to burn the store of james Donahue
this morning about 8 o'clock. The Are vas
started within rod of the northern limit Of
Wednesdays FIRE, in Al old shed attached to
the store. The building 10 two and half
stories high The upper part 10 occupied ss
q sailors boarding house. An old quilt satu-
rated with kerosene was placed in heap of
rubbish inside the shed and the villain had
just lighted it.
Policemen 81 and Ben Spear were on that
beat At that time. 81 was trying the store
doors in front and the rattle Of the door was
evidently heard by the incendiary. 81 passed
to the rear and in the light Of the flame saw
The scoundrel. He hailed him and whistled
for Ben. Ben appeared just in time to see
the incendiary disappearing He fred two
shots At him withou effect 1t being very dark
1t the time. The neighborhood 10 full of
sheds, railway trestle work and wood piles
ant it was impossible to trace him
There is good deal Of excitement today
and a close watch will be kept The police
men extinguisbed the flames without an alarm
Five minutes more and the building would
have been q sheet of fame. There was .
large number of occupants mp stairs The
whole section cOnsists Of wooden structures
and & cor fagration once started would make
= bad sweep.
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ArpoInrMDRFs coNrIRNED.
4 Long Last and Among Than Several
Well Known Maine Citissus.

The Senate In secret session confirmed the
following nominations:
Diploma attic and Consular-Edwin Dunn
secretary of the legation to Japan; VIM. R
Gardner Of Indiana, second secretary Of the
lesssion to japan; John Little Of Ohio, com
missiouef to settle Venezuelan claims.
Consuls- Genera. Hayden Edwards
Ohio, Berlin; John Martin Crawford, Ohio
ST. Petersburg; Frank H. Mason, Ohio
Frankfort on the Main; Charles L. Knapp
New York, Montreal; Joseph A. Leonard
Minnesosta, Shanghai; Oliver H. Dockeye
North Carolina, Rio Jsneiro; Henry W
Severance, California, Honolulu; Zachary
T. Sweeney, Indiana, Coustantinople.
Consul-Hoface G. Pugh, Indiana, Ne~
CasGle, Eng. Wallace Bruce, New York
Iainh; Henry ". Diedsfich. Indiana, Leip
-; Char. b. Trail, Maryland, MarseiIles
JosspA P. Bradley, West vireinia. South
hauyoh; W. b. Bradley, Illinois, Nice
o6ves n. Sinons, Coiorado, Hong Kong
Issuh J. 6uithess, Delaware, Osaka ana
HIego; Nasou d. 8 mpsou, KaDsas, st. JohI
n. B. Hugo N. SsakloG, Misssuzi, Bremen
Irving J. Mansnst. Nebraska, Athens
6enusl G. Rebey, Iova, Belfast
Horace G. Knovls, Delaware, Bordeaux
Beckford Maekey, South Carolina. San Jose
Cosaa Rica; John jarrett. Pennsylvanis
Birmingham; Chas. F. johnson, Ohio. Ham
bsfR; Roland J. Henmick, Pennsylvania
Geneys; Edvszd C. Goe.lnov, Maine. 81
Ssepheps, n. B.; Silas C. HaIsey, Ne,
Jersey, Soaassbefg; Henry @. Fisk. ve1
nent g.. Johss, Qse.; Hiram ]. DUNLAP
Illipais, Dseslaa; Edmund B. Fkirheld
Nichisan, Lysns; Lyell P. 'Adaas, Ne
Yesk, HosSss; Oscar = wiiiians, Ne
Issk, HsslsS Delss d. e0iah. Arisen'
/ MsVlls; WeAaaas Snith. Ner Isrk. Thfs
IRiysis, Casada; Roger c. Spocusr. Wiseo'
i -. Prsgss; Alsnsdef J. hetd, Wiseonsll
iDublis; Wslssr :. Gardner, Wiseoasi'
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COLBY UNIVERSITY.

The seventeen annual catalogue Of Colby
University. now in press and which will soon
be ready for publication, will contain some
very interesting information to all the friends
of the university. II is we'll known by those
acquainted with the spirit and aims Of the
institution that progression 10 its watchword.
This fact vas emphasized by the election of
DIR. Small, well and favorably known for
his advanced views. to the Presidency Of the
college.
The new catalogue will contain further
evidence Of this progressive spirit in the no
tice of the establishment of q new depart
ment and one hitherto Inrecognized BY the
colleges of Maine.
Beginning with the spring term Of 1890,
there will be opened \ department of peda-
gogy, offering practical instruction in thai
branch of work which large number Of the
students will pursue after graduation.
Prof. W. C. Crawford who graduated from
Colby in the class of 1882, enjoyed con.
siderable experience in teaching both before
and during his college course. After grad
uating MIR. Crawford WAS . successful In
structor in the schools of his native city, Bel
fast. After the completion Of the new
Grammar school building in this city and thu
reorganization of the schools, he was chosen
principal Of the grammar schools Of this city
When Waterville became = city, Mr.. Crav'
ford was elected superintendent Of oil tht
city schools, = position which he still holds
He 10 q skilled instructor. master both oi
the theory and practice Of his profession ant
will bring to the discharge Of his new dutie'
q most valuable fund Of practical experience
In that portion of the catalogue vhicl
treats of the development Of the founl
Ladies' Department, there 10 hint that tn
establishment Of college for young vomei
is among the possibilities. The young mem
college snd the young women's college coult
make use Of the same facilities for study, d.
the came college work and still be distinct
The spirit Of rivalry between the sexe
would thus be done away With. Taken ai
In all the catalogue is suggestive Of improve
ments in every department Of college if
and work and gives good evidence that
large stock of much needed 18th centur.
ideas has been infused into the government
Of Colby.
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BATURDAv, D~c. 10.
rhe total receipts Of wool at this port dusne sls
bales foreign against 1870 bags doestie asd Ia;
bales foreign for the same tiDe last yeas.
The sales for the week c0nprse 2,gn,soo lbs of
dome fleece and puled and 06 GOV lbs Of foeeion
making the weeks transactions foot up 5e3z, - Ibs
against q. ST 800 lbs for the peevtous week asd D.
40 bs domestic ssd So 900 lbs forsiGn fos the
corresponding week last year.
RENAkKs-Ths market shows steady tone thi
week, and sales have been larger. although thu
greatest increase hiss been principally In foreis'
woods
We qsose selling priees Of the leading asscrtptios
PsIcss: Unwashed ssd usmerch vools- OH,
and Mich Ass uavashed, sosxse, Ohio sd Psni
unmcrch, zsax7; Mich snnerch. xaa24e.
Pulled and saper wools-MaiDe s1per pa0e1, %
o0c Eastern lambs. s2a6sci ssper, 2ssaee; ssees
34a57c Westrn super t3a46s; extra palled, e9nAec
Ohio and Penn heeces-ke eeeees, Deooe;
and shove. s2s1sc; X, oo~9se: II Esd shove
Mich, Wis, ete-Mseh 4, solsooe Aieh No usoes
ny. n II and VI Z. zsisa0s; = saA y u he
ssa36c.
Combtng g-Ky blood, sosooe; ~ blood. ssaoos
| lad asd Ms blood. zsu3oe; Isd asd nis blood
zpsslc; No Ohio. 4oasos; No Ohio. ssss7s; No
Deisise voois- Ohis. assss; Ma ass. uiss4l,
The following srs ths snses fss ~ west. ssd ts
Ohio and Penn.-7s,odo Ibs X Ohio, NC; a, 30
lbs DO do. nc; 100000 ibs xx snd above Ohio. Nc
30 oo0 lbs OHIO. 5zsS3e; 1900 bs ono 1sses on
Michigan and wi-cousin -SDol lbs No MicA., ne
z0,60o lbs Mich, Sc; 0,0oibs do, Sic, toNebo
do, 3Oc, Is 600 lbs do. 3oc; 900 ibs Mich. esss q
| pt- Total. 800 lbs.
Combins asd DeIaine- 70 900 lbs Mich. deIsies
ne: ~ 600 lbs do. nc. total. $500 ibs.
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China.

H.. ...; .,x.
wear old maid, but like her very agreeable At
times. Once more we have nice skating
on the lake. Ii 10 rare that the lake closes
ever and then opens again in the fall but 1t
mas done SO tnls yeaf.IDaniei Foid w,s
.aa os ~ ra.r"9i ,'',h. " ui. ~. r;t. ~. .;u
1aan,h. rc,,nao, !. r..,, sa.h,. ~ 80 ~,
au,~;m" u"k s;,u ,on Ch:;.,,.. .,.a . :. .ss W "
.hn,ah a. Ts.t.,m.. ama NC.
Snail !. n,.n..;na 70 90 ~ r. Csn..o WI.
~ v;.;, har rp h,o,ha, w usn.on,r. .ho
h.. raean,,, io., II. -;ta
n~' 'e''' '''' "'' "'e
S'dney.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Swift celebrated the
twenty fiftb anniversary of their Wedding.
Dec. IA. at their home At West Sidney. by :
reurion of their friends and relatives. there
being about thirty. Eve present, who brought
with them some yery nice presents.
KNOX.
Deer Isle
An eHoH is peihe naue ~ pray Mount.'n
" san.e '..' o -, CO. n.,..,.
"a - - ..";.sa Ts;.
IN ~. 81. .;n,,, ,.ama =. ~. ii.
"n' "-' WIG '"'e'
1homaHon.
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WHOLESALE raIHvIMo


BANGOR. Dec. 20 For several month";
articles have been missing from the store al
Mt. Walds Granite Company. run by Pierce
Bros. at Frankfort. Wednesday Allan and
Hartman. State detectives Of this city. were
notified and have been looking up the case.
They traced the articles to parties who said
they had bought them Of . man named Rowe
Emery Of Frankfort. who said he bought
them at auction.
Thursday evening detectives went to
Emery's house and arrested him and searched
his house and found large number OF arti-
cles such ~ were kept in a store, among
them being 200 pounds Of codhsh. and srti-
cies we're packed away all over the house
Keys were found on him TO ut the store
doors It seems that operations have been
going on for months stealing little At time
Emery is about 40 years old and was former
" proprietor of hotel. He wa, srraisned
be fore the trial justice At Winterport today
and bound over in $1,000 bonds for trial at
the January term of court Of Waldo connty.
His friends claim he 10 insane.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; 1t is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn sfectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SXRUP co.
... SAY FRANCISCO, ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. "kW YORK. nv
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kAINE PEOPLE.

Clerk Mason of the Maine State Prison
makes an average ralk Of four miles day
in going to and from his business. Good
exercise, is it not?
Twenty former residents Of Bethel held a
Thanksgiving union at Pomona Cal, on
Tt anksgiving Day. J. T. Towns vas host
Of the day and entertained with true New
England hospitality.
Conductor Joseph Anderson of the Maine
Central, 10 suffering from a small tumor in
the larynx, which has 80 affected his voice
| that he 10 going to New York to submit to an
operation for its removal.
Mr.. George F. Black of Portland was
| married to Miss Alice A. Hincks of Hamp-
den. at the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
recently. Mr.. Black is a graduate Of the
State College, class Of '56, and is engaged
| in civil engineering. The bride is also a
| graduate Of the State College, class OF 81.
Bishop Neely Of Portland is at Pasadena,
| Cal, where his son, who has poor health, re-
sides in the winter season. Last Tbur.day a
reception was rendered the Bishop at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Marshall Watkins,
to which seven hundred guests -ere invited.
The Bishop will probably spend the rest Of
| the winter in California and bis people
earnestly hope that when be returns he will
be much improved in health by the change.
Mr.. Joseph Dow. the we'll known historian
of Hampton. N. H., died on Monday He
| vas born in Hampton. April IL, 1907; and
| vas graduated from Dartmouth College in
| 1898. ~ salntsforian Of his class. Shortly
| after he was invited to take charge Of Gar
diner Lyceum, in this St1fe. Then came
the financial panic Of 1887. and the following
yea. the school went down in the general
crash. Subsequently,. Mr.. Dow taush; the
academy at East Machias.
| Mr. Charles G. Atkins, Assistant U. 8.
| Fish Commissioner, and now In charge OF the
| U. s. fsh Matching works at Reed's Pond,
| and Judge L. A. Emery we're members Of
the same college class. the came Greek letter
society, the same literary society, and we're
also room mates or 'chums" for the last
three years Of their college course They
could doubtless tell good stories Of each
other. il they would. In spite Of each close
intimacy they never had . quarrel and are
"Chsfiie" and La 70 each other still.
i M. A. d. Houghton Of Maine. 3 graduate
OF the Maine State College. has been chosen
to supefintend the industrial department cf
Clark University. Atlanta, Ga. The trustees
Of the State fund have made liberal sppfo-
priafion for prosecuting the work. Mr.
Houghtoa served IN apprenticeship - ear
! penser before entering college, and during
|, his senior asd pat Of his Junior year. vsl
enplsye3 By he Mains Csnsral railroad d
j dsauehtsman. Aiser lsayipg college and -
: sil ~ vent 70 Atlanta, be hsld the position
!, ! Of mechanical easineeR viii ~ Hinskley
!, IesiT Irsa C. of Bangor.
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usw York Produce lgashst.

NEW IOn9s Dee. ~.
rLOUn- keosipts, "a. .teS yackAses; expssts s,4Ss
barrels sales. rs. 100 Repeat gsotations i.ssdins
City mill extra. o. Soael 70; patent, ~ ~
SS 10; superAns, o. ioAe2 70; extra No. 4
i3 aOses d; winter wheat low grade. y ssael ~
Minnesota extra. - ssset Is: sssthsrs sosi
quiet; Rye 10uT nrm.
WsxAf.,neesips:, :o.Aso. s.lsrss. 7esso. sais'
red, slI, No. red, saassi. sIsyatos sslasst fss
,siss; delivered. No. | hard. sssss; 10 !
northern. S2lay2l
krB--ensy.
CoKs- Rsoeipts 1900 sHports. 4l,s4s Iaiss sis
900, weaker, stsAmsr. 1s}a4il, No. =, t2lsAzt
store and elevator. i3la4sl delivered.
Reoeipts, iss 0o6, expoSts, .xs sAies, NV
600; firm. No 4, b 10 white S0la3i. No 2Sss0i
DO white, Iils3il, No. !. -. DO vhits. y.
Mixed Western, x5aso, white DO. NAN.
COrvkE-.fsir; Rio. fair. IN.
SUoAk-Raw easy; refined easy; Demand -
lower; crushed o1asl; extra ,rushed, soa31; white
extra crushed, sasl; cut loaf. u; gransstsd, a.
PETROLEUM quiet. steady. 1864
PORK. steady.
bkET--.hrm.
/ LARD steady; western .tsaa. y x2lae: y
contiasnt ce%sa y s.s Y; .. 4. u 8.
BUTTER easy -; western aaafy -
10; do creamery, :4a27k.
CHEKsE- fair. rreishts 70 Nverpool
firm.
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nan In Gardiner 70 20 70 The meeting IL he
7. n. c. A. foons Sunday. Dec. -. q 4
O'Clock. An address viii BE- delivered by
Rev. " W. OsieT fron The ssbjecs '.As {
naA thinkssh. % 10 BE-" Good singing a.sing
The service which lasts but an houf.
Al three O'Clock ssday ice in ~ river o.
posife this city broks sp and vsss devn -
South Gardiner joining the imnense in
already feasd as that point 1t vss IN
noaneed in this city Friday night that several
steam suss would start froa Bath Saturday
morning and attempt 70 break the jan and
clear the river entirely. The recent rsin
has caused the river 70 rise considerably bss
the results Of the Storm have not yet been
fully demonstrated. The general opinion
seems to be that the ice again cannot be
started BY artificial agencies and viii have to
svsit the action Of nature.
Capt. Thomas Clark and wife Of Augusta.
we're In the city today.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing residents Of Maine Original, Richard
Caswell, Limestone; VIM. b. Brooke, Bath
Duane Wing. Auburn; VIM. N. Hatch,
Parkmsn; Sylvester II. Thomas, North
Chesterville; increase, David H.. Paine.
Palermo; Charles A. Kimball, Hermon /;
Jas. II. Mathews, West Athens; Edsard c..
Osborne, Lee; VIM. s. Aderton, Bowdoin-
Butler. Winthrop; Lewis 7. hopkins.
rhofhaston; RosannH, former widow of
Paul Allen, Freeport.
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NEW Aoznr AT LswIs4oH.


BOsrON. Dec. 3O-GeoFge Z. TOvne, treas.
urer Of the Continental Mills at Lewiston,
Me-, vas seen today in relation to the resig-
nation Of Agent Davis. T0wne stated in g.
much ~ the mills were about 70 undergo re-
organization. and the entire mechanical ap-
psratus renewed. il was thought best both BY
the directors and Mr.. Davis that he should
resign.
Davis feels, as he is getting well along in
years, that he would not be able to fulfil the
requirements of the position, especially -
so much added responsibility will be had
while the reorganization is being made.
The directors and Davis are mutually satis-
fed with the arrangements. H. L. Adrich
of the Baltic Mills, with headquarters 1t
Providence. X. l., has been appointed a.
Davis successor, and will begin his new
duties Jan. lst.
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PORTLAND PRESS CLUB.
Newspaper Men Organised - omcsf'
and Committees Elected.

PORTLAND, Dec. 20.-Portland newspaper
men formed press club tonight with 'ne
following officers: President, George D.
.Rowell; vice president. Dudley M. Holman
secretary, Robert Rexdale; treasurer, oscai
q. Wish. Executive committee, George .
Ro.ell, Robert Rexdale, +. G. Fas.est' =
s. O,Rood, George B. Bagley, A. W. Laugh
lin. Membership committee. George l.
R.rrovs. W. II. Brownson. Giles U. baiiey
Room, have been secured in the Casco bAns
block.
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Shanshai's Dispatch states that the railway
projects In China have been suspssAs4,
owing 70 political intrigues and popular op-
position to construction Of tines.
The London Chamber Of Commerce has
adopted report In favor Of erecting . per
manent committee Of capitalists ssd repre-.
sentative working men TO srbitrate labes
disputes.
Riforma denies that Italy has any intention
to seize the port Of Agig, on the Red Sea.
Italy, Il says. 10 acting In concert with kae-
and on oil African questions, and could aos
seek monopoI.es In trade With Soudan.
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-wo MEN LOSE TAr1a LIVES


s.s FxAxeiseo. Dee. H'---Fire occurred
4, he hold Of the British ship Durham rev
a.ys seo, but vAs extinguished after shens
Amaze. The heavy rain OF the pa. -.
6sys made il necessary to cover tne nAtcnss
n the gas accumulated. This anetc'9, y
CAPTAIN Freeman. safveyoe fee Llyods, - =.
Cation and grain inspector 0ovs .ens 'n'o
he hold to. ascertain The a.cues 81 ~ ,Is.
= the cargo Of grain. 4 fsv n'nsses ~.
o.-s eane up the .haschvay exhausted
es"nep we're inmediately lowered into m
scid and fassered ropes By which Iresmas
snd The captain we're drawn up. Bon "ee
eeea afssR.
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R0usra.n, wn. p. GriuneIl. New York

,
Mnnnhnnase.
Colleetors Of Csseoas-Joel B. Erhardt
New York Thomas ". Cooper. Philadelphia
Albert h. Kellam. New Haven, Conn.
.Appeaisers Of NeFchandise-Eben Rand,
Portland and Falmouth. Ne, Benjamin +.
Chadbourne (assistant), Portland, Me.
John B. Cotton Of Maine. Asst. Attorney
GeBefai.
Treas ry.--Asa c. Matthews, Illinois,
First Comptroller; Benz. +. Gilkeson. Pen.
syivania. Second Comptroller; Joab N. Pat
terson, New Hampshire, Second Auditor
James Il. French. New Hampshire, collector
of Internal revenue.
wheelock p. yeasey, Vermont Interssate
Commerce Commissioner.
VIM. T. Harris. Massachusetts. Commis-
sioner Of Education,
Postn,asters. Maine; VIM. G. Hogan,
Bath H.. d. Clark, Biddeford; VIM. Dunn,
Waterville; ID. X. Jewell, Hallowell; J. H.
Manley, Augusta; b. F. Maxim, South Par
10; s. .. Nichols. Sanford; +. A. ID. Singh,
Camden; Eben Woodbury., Houlton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-21
Elk SECRETARY WHITNEY
And Party Bound for Madison to View
the eite CT the Proposed Pulp MIL

roxrL,Sp, Dee 2o-Ex-Secretery Whit
nsy and his party rolled into Portland on tue
noou tram today. bound, 1t 10 said, for Mad
ison on that big pulp mill project, in which
he and other capitalists are concerned With
him we're ex- Postmaster General Dickinson
and ex Commissioner of Navigation Chas
b. Morton of Augusta, Me. :.
Secretary Whitney snd his friends eat IT
the psrlor car on the depot side. and sevefa
portland gentlemen went in to see them.
II am enjoying your weather for pros
pecting the country said the ex-Secretary'
Somebody wished them Merry christina
and they rolled away for Madison where the!
we're expected last evening.