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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
LA nEPUBL|CA

l0c cigar l. conceded by all lovers or
real tipe igar 10 brthe PEER os all ether
cigars nov sol IN America. II has heen
mad for the past - Years. They are
made by the larges' and most reliable
firm In the world, who make 30 million
cigars year, the trdnd Repub'i igar
Factory Of New York f: 4 and the GRAND
RE Bic oe cigar III for n ger'l' man
10 snos,. are the lcading cigars Of all
large e ii :. New lerk. Pniiad hin,
Chirag,, y " Orleans. and Washington,
wrapped IN cedar Weed packages, sold
only b, rIdc who are wi ling to give full
value fo' the money.
IAREPiBtIC,, l0e: and GRAND RE-
" BIG, ac cigars, sold only by the fol-
lowing firms In Augus'a:
Chas. X. Partridge, Druggist.
F.G, Kinsman & Co, "
Z, Il. Guppy & Co.,
Bowdltch, Webster & Co.,
Devile & Coughlin,
Arthur Tetrault.
c, B. Murphy.
John M. Mixer,
Cony House,
T. L. Webber,
Henry A. Hall 4 Co.,
Lu'ius Hill.
James Z. Fuller.
WHO'LL SALE,
CaScO Cigar Co.
NJ. \. Jewell X Co.
Portland. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

"How are the Farmers institutes going
this year?" asked 4 Journal reporter We'd
Lesday, of Hon. Il. A. Gilbert, the secre-
tary of the State Board Of Agriculture
Very we'll indeed" was the reply
.Is the interest good?"
ance has been larger than ever bef re and
the character of the work done has been
very high
Have you many more to hoIdf'
"No, We are nearly closed up for the
wear. The appropriation is nearly exhaust
ed
" ul''
Eyes, we are obliged TO do that much by
law, and As many mere A. the cash in hand
will allow"
when 10 the next institute 10 be heldf"
December 18th, in Waldo county.
have Just come from Bristol, where We had
a very pleasant a~d successful IN ,e1ins"
You Will have some enga zements Outside
Of tn. STATE the coming winter, will yoI
no,?'
eyes, DIR. q N. TwitcheIl and myself
will speak At IN. winter county me- tng Of
the Ma.achu.et. Board OF Agriculture
which will be held in Fitchbu-g. the frs
week in December. DR.. T~i,che'i's subjec
will be Money il Poultry. and I shall speai
on the Economic Disposition Of Milk.'"
Have you any other engsgements!"
Yes. we shall both lecture ~ . farmer
| institute, which 10 to be held in New Hsmp
shire the nr.t Of January. Mr. W. Nc
Keen, the member Of the Board Of Agricul
ture from oxford county. will also be on
Of the speakers on that occasion Hs sub
ject will be The Corn Canning Industry
Dr. Twitcheli will speak on The Horss o
the Farm and st the Fair while shall dis
cuss the 'Conitioi - Of Success in Parm
ing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

To Collect Revenue in New Hampshire.
The Pre- siden; today appointed James E.
French of New Hampshir, collector of
internal revenue for the strict of New
Hampshire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

The Kennebec was 90 late from Bostoa
that the Della Collins did not reach her
wharf in this city ill 10 O'Clock last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

'.l.s our dull sesson nov said 6sh com
missioner 5tillvell 10 reply t, the inqairies
Of . Journal reporter regarding the vorI
which the commission is doing
I'VE are transferring egg to the variou
Matching houses - rapidly - posi- Die. that
is about all now"
rrcns;cu.1 on fouvSh oa~c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
Bsgss Voluntarily Told

the Stsfe's Attorney when = witness before
the grand jury, in regard TO this Cr0nin cor
respondence and the action Of Camp 20 in
this matter. l propose to show hfss that the
information came from John F. Beggs TO
Judge Longenecker Of the matter being re-
fsrfed to district ofdcer Spellman. He
informed Judge Longenecker a. to what
correspondence they had, and further, through
chief Of police Hubbard, he presented the
Judge Lougenecker correspondence in his
own behalf. further offer to prove that
after that examination. in pursuance Of What
Beggs stated under oath, Spellman vas sub
penaed - . witness before the grand jury,
and was in.errogated and furnished letters
which Beggs had written to b IN in pursuance
Of q voluntary statement of Beggs in this
matter, which the States Attorney knew
nothing about"
Court think you are entitled TO get
that before the jury, but
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

did you examine him before ~ Grand
jurys"
Mills-"We object 3
Court want 70 knov what you mean
BY this line you are going on, Mr.. fsster."
Fsssef-"I meaa 10 show that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
Am Sorry at the Method

you have pursued in getting it,
Foster-''lf your Honor will suggest any
means making him state it will offer no OBJ
lection"
Coult-"The only thing | comment Oh is
it would have been better if you had asked
Judge Longenecker if he was not willing to
admit that fsci before you put him on the
stand. think ne would have been entitled
TO be asked that
Foster to Longenecker: "You are nov
simple. plain. every day witness. don't ask
you what Beggs told you in detail, but whether
he told you ANYTHING with reference to the
correspondence between him and Speliman "
Il will tell it ALL"
Court Il will not allow him to answer
that question, MIR. Foster. You put him in
position Of answering it now how shall he
answer it?"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
Good House Girls

As hsrd to find. but during the past year many
.A"ies have been snpp'ied with them by adversis-
''s IN the Daily kennsbsc Journal.
novi3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21
CoNhTANTiNorLE, Nov, 20.
The Grand Vizier aud other Turkish min
isters are in favor of granting an amnesty
to the Crctnn insurgents.

Stanley Arrives at Mpwapws.
LoNDos, Nov. 30.
Captain Wssman telegraph, that Henry
NJ. Stanley arrived at Mpwapwa Nov. 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

with a secret ballot and keep their names
secre, from the conven,iong"
No, sir Each division presented can.
aidate. The minority took four and the ma
io7ity Ave of the names ann Junced on the
report of the committee"
, States Attorney Longenecker was called
As witness on behalf of defendant Beggs
He was about to be examined by Foster
Bezgs' attorney, when Longenecker said: 81
object to being called as 4 witness in this
case
Mr., Fostef-"Why?'
States Attorney because I am prose.
cuiing in the case"
Foster-"That does not make any differ
ence; yos reed not commit on your OWL
testimony.r
States Atsorney-"No. and shall not d,
it. Et
Fo.fer-"Tbe gentleman does not argrs
his testimony to be believed BY the jury:'
4 Court Proceed
Were you present at the coroners in
quest in this casey'
Yes SIR"
..You heard BesRs' testimony on that oc
seasio0ss
81 did"
Ibid you subsequently, cause to be brough
: before the grand Jury the defendant. Besss
- wisness?"
II did
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

We have used several bottles Of -'Brown's
Instant Relief" the past three months, al
vsys With rerfsctly satisfactory results. I
consider il very valuable family medicine
and can heartily recomm, nj it to all
J. w. CHApenrRyE
USYosD, Ms Dec B. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

WAR DEPARrMsyf,
once Of the Chief Signal Ofiesf.
WAsaiseroB. Nov. 81 | A. n.
For Maine Rain. cooler. south westerly
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-21

Tour money retubdsd n = fsf,s 70 benefit Jou
snen ascd stTietiy directsd inside wrapper,
70 you ;sks no risk In trying g.
krsold by al deaiers. deoodfntopcoiiy
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17

Nilpance (2Otbrinsen) am slbenb
nnlere Srti6aft, um na9 @rnSen
beim5afebren, mo- er jebo9 ni6t an
lanste. Der gerunsliidte serietb
auf ieinem Seimmese bonn ri6tisen
Wese ab unb itiir5te Die ca. 10 Meter
bobe 8anb binunter in Die @rube.
Seute fano man feline 2eide.
= Beimersbof, 81. Sept.
am seftrisen Nadmittase 5erit6rte
cine Seuersbrunit S9eune unb Stal<
lnnsen bes @utsbe1ibers Saminet.
S9aoen 10000 ST.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
Oct @uttnerer+

bat, iein SDltem 5u ftiibem, muBte jebe
Sbrbernns Der 2ie6tenitein'16en
8ini6e ablebnen, ba ii6 fir Die
confeilionelle S9ule feline Wajoritdt
9efnnoen bate. Die Iltc5e6en mag
ten aus Insit Dor ben ~Sunsen"
nibt, 2ie6tenltein Splee 5u leilten,
nno Die Yolen fniipften baran lplde
Seoimgnn9en, baB Der Intras 2ie6=
tenitein i'm @orbinein ais s%efalen
selten muBte. Ser Shirt 5os 1i6,
i'm Snnerlten 1eines @emiitbes erz
I6ittert, aus ietner tunan9ebenben
Stellung auriid. Mllsemein lit bic
In19anun9 porberrI6eno, baB 8rin3
2iedten1tein am S6luB Der laufenz
ben 2esislaturperipoe AUDI 1ein Nb=
seoronetenmanbata auriidlesen miro.
sG,peis.
2u5er n, %. Sept. Sn Der
Stabt 2u5ern, ni9t aber i'm Canton,
9eben Die 2iberalrabicalen ben Son
an. Seit &ur5em baben 1ie audi Die
Mebrbeit in Der Srtsbireereemeinbe
erlanst. &a1m ibrer Mebrbeit in
Der lebteren semiB, rufen iie nun be:
reits na6 8e1eitt9un9 Der Srbens.
16me1tern i'm Spital unb Der Tbep:
boiianerinen (barmber5isen r9reu5:
i6weftern") i'm @aiienbaus, pbmOb,
ielbit 5wei liberale Witslieber Del
Ortsbiirserpermaltuns Die lansjdb:
rise lesensrei9e unb opfermiqis'
9bati9feit berlelben in offener 9enf
idrift anerfennen I'm bic @erfpl
sunssiu6t Der culturfampferil9e,
Stiirmer sebiibreno gu mirbisen
muB betsefiist perben, bab bic 1!
Spitali6weltern eiuen S~abressebal
BON 5uiammen 600 ST. = so ST
(4O 3d. per @6meiter be5ieben
gti9t piel bDber belauft 1i6 Der Sc
balt Der ~&reu5i6meitern," @u1
iouen iie Ben 9anf Der &abicalen Oa
fir erfabren!!
- ct. @ol1en,~ %. @eptem
Der. Seute purbe i'm @ablfrei,
Spni6wil Der Sabrer Der liberale1
9emofraten, ELM enti6ieoener @esne
bes differentiation SDitems I'M
lebr sewanoter, ldlasfertiser Steiner
Serr Siiripre6 S6errerzS iaemonu
BON ben Go~n1erpatipen in ben Ser
faiiunssratb seuablt, na6bem Ell,
maferer con erpattper I~nsebDri9e
Der ~Sunsmann16aft auf 1ein Manba
gu ieinen @unlten per5i9tet batte
9em liberalen Spitem, meldes BE
reits iiber beu 0ur9faa bes sefiird
teten @esners in ben Srei1en &or
i9a6 uno Strauben5ea sejubelt batte
1T bamit bic ,Sreuoe sriinbli9 Der
oorbeu. Serr S6errer lit unter Sci
~sesebenen 8erbdltniiien fiir Die STE
oiiionsfrennoe cine iebr uertbpuQ
Stike.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
j. nj. Pottgieser ,
291 Sodfon Str, ct Qolrl.

gt9enten perlangt an anen 8ldben fir neine 2unpf=
ldifIse lto Neutrality-suspicious. 8egen ~tueiterer
Musfunft iuenoe man iib an obige 9breiie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
2Mrembur9.

-Gltrier, 20. @ept, lniere
2anoesresierun9 Fat 9errn 8aucpnz
oucteur SOnoelinser cine @umme
@eloes CUR 8erfiisuns selteut, um
Na69rabnngen na9 r6mil6en neber=
relten an5uitellen. gs 1tebt altBer
3wetfel, bab Die biefise @esenb mod
un16dbbare ueberrelte aus r6miiden
3eiten birst.
atbus, %. Sept. Der
21jdbrise Bergman 90. @oener
aus &0rperi6 (RreuBen) bel 8ian=
ben uno lein dlterer 8ruber befamen
in elmer bieiigen @irtbl6aft nit an
bern @a1ten Streit, mpbei Dem sc.
8o9ner nit einem 8ierglas Der 6tn=
terl6aoel ein9el9lasen murbe, 10 baf
er om 10. Sept. itarb.
-8erinsen bel Merl9, "a.
Sept. Sim %seitrisen Ibenb 8erltDrte
etne Se%uersbrunIt Die S9enne 1ppit
ooS Saftperf Der @obnuns Oes Side
rers 8ipseu. e6aben 10000 ST.
8er1i9ert.
- 8ette M burg, %. Sept
9ielen Wa6mittas itarb pl6blid al
einem 9er5ldlas Ser bo9m. SER
Sob. 6eDart, &ectpr in benz bieiieer
&lo1ter, in Dem Sitter BON IS Sab:
rem.
-Grelo, 20. Sept. @or etni
gen Gasen ereisnete iid bier elm be
oauerlt6er gorfaG. Ser &ut16el
oes HOitua9ens. G6terna6 2nrem
burg mari elmer 8erlor einen cent
neri9peren &prb an ben &ppf. Sc.
wubtlos bra6 bie1elbe ~5ulammer uni
erft nod einiser 3eit, nad0em aft
mD9li6en @ieberbelebunssz8e riudt
sema6t uareu, febrte Die Yerlon gum
8euubtlein pieber unb muBte mad
De1t 70 Wttrt1ten en%tfernten GDns0orl
9etra9en meroen.
Diefird, %. eept. Der
p%eritorbene 3err slug. @irtsen Der
madte Der Stabt 9iefir9 1ein 1dloB=
artises @obnbu1ls nit Dem 8ebine,
ooB es 5u 6fentliden, semeinniibisen
3weden pertpanbt fuerbe. Nus Danf=
bartlett fir bas bo6berai9e @el6ent
unroe bas 8esrdbniB auf Soften Der
Staot bewerflteaist unb auslei6 be-
i6loien, benz straightforward als
ebrenbes unb deficiencies Mnbenfen elm
pra6tuolles 9enfmal auf ieiu Grab
5u leben.
-@luingen, 81. Sept. Gin
lunser Mann BON bier fiel fiir5li6
in Der Sdeune berunter unb blieb
nit einem 8ein fopfunter in elmer
Setter bdnsen. 2dnsere Belt blieb
er in oieier unbeimli6en Gage, biz er
BON elmer bin5ufOmmenben 8erIon
befreit murbe.
-@rpsbous, 1. Oct. Nm
IL. September erpl0birte mOrgens in
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- Gupen, 81. Sept. l1eber
ben 8ranb Der Sabrtf BON S. s,
MaDep bierielblt brinst Die Sup.
3ts.' fol9enben 8eri9t: I'm / Dor
6 nbr nabmittass wurbe in Der
Sabrif r5euer" semelset unb 1m 6
ubr itanD i6on bas re6ts DOM Gin
gang befinbli6e I'M Sabre 1913 err
ri6tete srObe Spinnerei= @ebdube in
be1en Slammen; Die oarin be16df=
tt9ten Irbeiter fpnnten MIR nit ee=
tauer ytotb ibr 9eben retten unb
muBten oielfa6 &leibun9sItiide II. I.
~. i'm @ti9 laiieu. 0as in Der
Mitte nit ether lpeen. 8ranbmaler
periebene @ebduoe bate an ieber
Seite eine Sreppenitiese, mas als Elm
9roBes Slid 5u be5ei6nen lit, bo
piele Irbeiter bailelbe ni6t mebr aui
benz BON tbnen 9etpDbnli6 ben1bter
8eg perlalen %fonnten, ionbern Der
Ius9an9 an Der attoern Seite be-
werflteai9en muBten. $50 bas mil
alenoer Sdnellisfeit ii9 perbrei.
tenoe s elter %entltanoen, permaa Ell:
9entli6 Niemano ar3u9eben; es
J miro jeoo6 permutbet, baB es in BEN
0urf9an9 pou Der Spinnerei gut
5StlSerei arlseebrpden lit. Sin au;
@oroweiten webenber beftiser @inl
fa6te oas Seuer nod mebr an uni
iibertrrs oaielbe auf oas seseniiber
liesenoe @oumasa5in unb Sic ero
FEN @ebduli6feiten linfs pom Sin
gang, in wel6en Die Compton, ba,
5tl5butlaser, perl9iebene Silsmal6i
men nnb 8obnunser 1id befanoen
@e9en Z ubr itano Der gauge srob
@ebaube Gumpler in li6terlobel
Slammen. Den Seuermebren 1T E,
leoo6 selun9en, Die 5drberei, ba,
Wtal6tnenbaus, Die @asfabrif Uni
oas @ebduOe, ipprin bic eioentlid,
: Sil5butfabricatipn betrteben miri
nno in mel6em Die mertbppaIten Sea
l9inen ii6 befinben, gu retten. 81
9aupt9ebduoe iino bis auf bie I'm
, fall un9smauern Undergraduate, Ser
lpnen iinb babel nidt perunaliidt
9te @ebduli6fetten 1inb bel Der 9rp
MISUNDERSTANDING Gocietdt
Die WfaI6inen unb bas Wubilar be
Der Wasoeburser Seuerperiiderunas
@eIeai6aft oeriifert. gine aros,
Wense fertiser Silsbiite fonnte nod
arf Die acknowledgement 8ieien ae
brabt, be5m. 9erettet perben. In
bdrteiten ueroen bon benz nnaliids
tau Die pielen bel Der 6irma $. &
Mager bei6dftisten Grbeiter aetrof
ten. Sn Der absebranmten Sabre
fparen iiber 800 Irbeiter beldaftiot
Die jebt ale auBer 8eroienit eeieb
ftlo; aber nidt allein biele, lonberr
audi Die in Der 5abrif b~erielben ssirmc
I'M obern Stabtbeil 8el6dftigten ia:
beu oarnater SIT leiben. Oabei ftebt
Der 8inter, oieie arbeitsloie 3eit
Dor Der Sbire. @s lit baber ~
tpiinlden, oaB piele milbtbdtise Ser
gen iid finoen tperben, Die benz Wan=
gel bort, mo er iib 5eisen miro, OBJ
3ubelfen, bas Glenb au milbern iu=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
A11sluttn.
9emti1Iano.
8reuBen.

&bein1anbu nb % eftfalen.
-8pnn, Z. Oct. @pr eini9er
3eit perl6wanb aus benz bieii9en
patbplusil6en Snititut elm wertbpol=
les Mifrulfop. Da Die biersu seb6=
risen 2inlensldler 5urId9eblieben
lparen, muBte Der Dteb bes Wtiz
frplfups 1i9 bie1e neu 81 bei6ahen
1u9en. Ser Director bes patbplpz
si19en Snltituts, 81. 9rpf. Or. &6z
1ter, manbte 1t9 nun an ale berpprz
%rasenben @el9dfte bteler 8rande nit
Dem grlu6eu, linn Mfittbeiluns gu
MAIDEN, faIs Slider mie Die porer<
mdbnten be1tellt merben lollten. Sept
bin muroen nun BON 8reslau aus
abnli6e @la1er bel elmer rbeinii6en
Sirma in Iuftras seseben, unb 8rof.
Or. Softer, bierppn benadri6tist,
ueranlabte, baB bic Sirma fi6 oas
Mitroifop %einienoen lieB nno oann
na9 bier i6idte. IS mar bas sez
1toblene Sject. Scum murbe Der 8resz
lauer Staatsanmaltl9aft Der @orfal
telesrapbii6 mitsetbeilt uno oieie
nabm lofort ben &erod6tisen in
6aft, IS mar Elm - Iliiiten5z& r5t,
namers Or. g., Elm friiberer Sffiaier,
Der bier in BEN fein1ten &rei1en Der
febrt bate! Seine germ6sensper=
bdltniiie iinO au6 1ebr sinitise,
10 baB ni9t Nptb bas Mptip Der
Tbat senannt tperoen fann. Die bel
Or. g. pprsenommene 9auslu6une
bat mum erseben, oaB berielbe eint
Mense 9iebltable peribt bat. s,
beiibt cine iebr srobe 8ibliotbef, uni
barunter befanO 1i6 cine Nn5abl
uertbpoler meOicinii6er 8erfe, uel6t
@igentbum Der bteiisen u~niperiitdt &c.
iino, eben1o mabr19einli6 seltoblent
Snltrumente. 0as &er19minber
O~erlelben bate mebrere bieitse Stu:
benten in i6weren @erOa6t sebra9t
Or. 9. ideint in aus9eipro6enel
@eiie an 1osen. v&leptomanie" 81
leioen. Sci ieiner 8ernebmuns bai
er Oennau6 ielblt gu leiner gntl9ul=
oisun9 an9e9eben, baB er an ~Sam=
meltputb" leioe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17

Geilenbe merben eineelaben, 1i6
elmer unierer 9rpBen m69entli6en
@rcuriionen na6 9elena a, opp :
fame Sails, Seatt1e, Sort
lamb, unb alien an6eren 8ldben Der
gacific%&iiite, an5ul6lieBen.
Grtnnert Sud,
bab Die Nortbern 8actfic>ga Die
ein3i9e @%ilenbabn lit, Die 8al1a9iere
nu6 ben obensenunnten 8ldben nit
Oireften 3ii9en obne 8e9lel bef6r>
bert. Iae %unIere Balia9iere f6nnen
BEN GOlpniltenzS 6lafma9en ben 9an@
gem @es BON Chicago, ct. Saul ober
Minneapplis benuben, unb baben
bas Bripile9ium, iid 5ebn Sage an
alien Stationen in @aibin9ton 9err,
auf5ubalten. Ber1onen, Die tire Sa=
milten, Srauen unb &inber na6fom=
men laiien mollen, uerOen es immel
5u ibrem@ Ortbeile finben, Die 8ilettt
BON nns 5u tduten, 0a MIR trtttel
einen Wann mitlenoen, um iie in Der
re6ten Bug 3u besleiten unb tbr Sc
pGd AT "checken".
Reiienbe ioIten iih aud e%rinnern, oaB mir nHjerl
eigenen &omptoire unb infer eigenes 8erional II
Sppfane SaIIs, Tacpn a un6 g ortlaub bn
ben, mo aQer mnglider 8eiitanb %unieren 9aIagteren
ipfpobl ben 2anb iudbern ols ben arbeiterr, bel Der Gn
funit ge9eben piro. Nne Briefe in 8e5ug auf 2anD.
unb QrbeiterEB rbdItnife perben immer ibnen 1nf
oDnitdnOis beanttuortet. Nan iuenbe fd on
a. z. johnson e. Co.
General Ganb= uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ode 9ritter unb siblep straBe, ct. PAUL @tnn,
200 Gaihington 9tnenue Glib, WlinneapOlis, Mtnn.
40 OFT Single StraBe, Gbica9o, Sn.
| 5 Broabfpap, Retu Yorf, 81. y.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17

Ga # rop p, "a. Sept. Seute
oerfinoet etne fatternoe SABINE bonn
Neubau Der fatbOlil6en Stride bic
Sertisitelluns oes 9a9ltubls. Mit
Der @rri9tuns oes 9aupttburms,
bellen SDbe 210 SUP betrasen ipa,
miro ert I'M Srabiabr na6iten Sab
res %be9onnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-17
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27
YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER.
What You VIII Have to Pay for . Tur-
key and Fixin's.

Tonight all the markets, with the exception
OF the Center market, win be open for business.
and tomorrow the markets will be open until
IL O'Clock. There appeared to be great many
turkeys in market this morning, although some
of the dealers said that the fowls were scarce,
the result of SO much wet weather. The
countrymen say that the wet weather killed of
more than half their fowls. One of them stated
that out of eighty-fve young fowls he only had
twenty-three to bring to market.
Early this morning turkeys were selling as
low as fourteen cents, but later in the day the
price increased and they sold as high as
eighteen cents per pound. 1t is tho opinion Of
many dealers that turkeys will be higher TO-
morrow, although they say that there may be
some large shipments received here tonight or
in the morning.
Game is plenty, although market men say
there is no oversuppiy. Ducks, geese, quail
and woodcock are very abundant. Good can
vas backs readily bring S5 pair and red heads
can be had for 81. so. There are a few wild
geese to be had. Domestic geese bring 15c. a
pound, with a chance of a rise by tomorrow.
There has been a steady demand for prime
home dressed beef and Maryland lamb.
Vegetables OF all sorts are in abund-
ance: Hot house grapes, cucumbers, mushrooms
and tomatoes are on SALE Celery runs from
25 to 75c. dozen, and lettuce from 40 to 75c
Egg plant, summer squash and string beans
have been brought from Florida.
Center market will be open tomorrow morn
ing until IL o'clock.
The poultry business is different now from
what it was three or four years ago. When a
warm wet spell comes along now the dealers are
not forced to sell their poultry at a sacrifice
because they can put it in the cold storage
rooms and keep it for weeks. Many persons
put their poultry in these rooms several days
before cooking it in order to make it tender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-27
THE sANTIAGO's SAVED PEOPLE.
The Vessel and Cargo Burned, With .
Loss Of "A Million.

NEW YORK. Nov 7.-The ship Fuller reached
quarantine last night with the crew OF IS men
and Al passengers knight and babe. Mrs.
c. Joy and Mr.. wadsworth-fron the burned
steamer Santiago. The fire in the cotton Of the
Santiago's cargo broke out on the afternoon Of
the 18th, of Sable Island. aud spread 80 rap
idly that the vessel soon had 10 be abandoned
The four boats containing the passengers and
crew drifted about all night In the morning
the Fuller. attracted by the flames and smoke
OF the burning vessel. bore down and rescued
the people in the boats. Their night on the
ocean bad been uneventful. the only sufferer
being Mrs. knight, who, though showing great
cooiness and courage during the peril Of the
hre. tainted in the boat and very weak
from exposure. The loss on the Santiago and
cargo is estimated at Sl.OO0,OO0.