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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

The Maine Homeopathic Association
through its secretary. DIR. Gtuneu of Var
mouth, has extended thanks IN Lsuiori
Charles Milhken of the Augusta House io
courtesies extended during heir recea
meeting in this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

Clerks in the postal service say never 70
use square envelope. Women are more 10
the habit Of using them than men. square
envelope, large or small, but e.
pecially large, is an anathcma 10 me
eyes of postal clerk lie likes an OBJ
long envelope of a moderately large sfe-i
Government number correspond.
ing 10 the stationers number six
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

The rules of the Maine Central IN fes''
TO mileage tickets are now much more c'''
ly carried out by its officials than previous ;"
the operation of the inter state comme'',
law. The road nov issues three classes Va
mileage tickets |. Five hundred mics
8 cts per mile which allows the man oui"s
it to use it for himself AID wife. 2 Wv
thousand miles at 2 3 cts. per nile
Fifteen hundred miles at l-2 cts per mus
The two last are made out in the name Oh w
person purchasing them, and can only
used by such person. Ladies can pare''''
mileage ticketa il they choose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

The Christian Alliance meets at III,
Friends Chapel this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13
Daily kennehtr aournal
THURSDAY, JUNE 70, 1883.
TO VACATION TOURISTS

" VASA tOONISIS
Parties leaving the cits on their an,
mer vacations, can have the b,ur
JOURNAL sent TO their address for An,
length Of time desired, ut Is cent, n.
week. Address Of paper changed VIII,
desired.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ronx
NEw ADVERTISEMENT
Family horse and Jersey COW for sale
Clio hing--Chss, II. Mason.
Wanted-Giri.
Wanted-Fortuues TO tell.
For sale-cow and mare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

The State convention Of the Young pFV
pies Society of Christian Endeavor VII F"
held in Bath. Angus, 81 am. 22. There ~
some 200 societies Of this order il hs'T
alone, and though the movement vas ofs'N
lied in 1881 there is now national memOs''
ship Of more than 700, 900. Among WV
speakers who will address the convention :"
Bath is Rev. Francis +. Clark of Bo'''n,
Committees have been appointed to 'o'''''
accommodations for the delegates a: pri''f
vesidances
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

Regular meeting of Seth Williams Pos,
No 10, q. A r., this Thursday evening 4,
$ o'clock. Muster; A full attendance /, "a
quested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13
1ailu Kenn.bef 5ournh.
JOHN L. STEVENS. EDITOR

,gsusla. THURSDAY. JUNE 70. 1855.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

NEW ADVERTISEMENT ron.x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-13

Schooner John CalwAlader from Phla-
delpbia with 30 tons egg coal for +. Stone
& Co, went aground on the llallJScll flats at
high water recently. At the river is loSer'
ing rapidly Il portion Of the cargo will proba'
bly, be removed in lighters The schooner
draws nine feet.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
To heep MIL from sourlnc.

A German chemist Of West Chicago has
been experimenting for a number II years
IN the hope of discovering a process for p1ri-
flying ard refining milk and cream for tie
purpose Of shipment t. points distant from
the place % supply. and he says b. has found
IL ri last. Mix ordinarily turns sour within
twelve hours, unless packed in ice. and even
then il viii not keep more than two OF three
davS In cities ike New York aud London
ssS4AAc1 lar from tbe dairy districts. milk b.
expensive nnt bard 20 grt. by It's process
much Of the water is taken out sni thc I'm
gredieuts are left unhermed in their natural
state All disease germs it is also claimed.
have been destroyed and II there has boen
q taste \ bitter herbs. 10 has been removed
The milk, thus purified and refined. vii keep
sweet for funy thirty day. and can he
shippc,l anywhere. and when the whtsT has
been replaced Is in as good II not better con
difion as when IL left the COW. and cannot b.
distinguished from milk SIT hours old The
ioDefits of the results achieved by this pro
oess nre obvious. but they are as nothing
when it Is said that by 1t milk vii - sold 70
Chicago for Ices than three cents quart
Tbe inventor is now shipping TIE refined
milk 10 New Orlssns. where high prlces ruiz
and sonle has becn sent % Boston - Chicago
Inns.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

ot sre sut to SANS ~ stss fee p.,orla .l.st aos
utia.lll 81. kniy = Kerg fsw eQlaI.srec sf1sn
t-se Frp4-a.seas O. o-zuse. .Au- waal . -.as8
faFf cl.lltateI ~ ~ ku.a Is t..s t.sn
aats.ss' a s-slilaialel tl4g tl.rose folrghs
~ k0rsFN ls get 49, a.sfne4 l.eass and tlal I.ae
haa4rs1 49, l..tlsi -.ue e.e sbs.s@na,i .sari
q i1s satls ss1se = ~8et.l.isage1t lkss e
81 e. oe cgltyas.s sl. iiah4,s.lea 9ts.l .. Fasa
Gs.la1 )a. Wi.l.t te,Es ,f reses ls.lae y ae.l
u44aoas tasa e. ~esp la Wns.l slup rs-
t-oaa sleu continents s'eEiu 81 pray N4..
sa- rel hleaue oten hassltsllerss aaela So
NlaItAe ela auraaIp eu Ine Esz1sa
N--sre tas Vv~y taor sinakes L.e eaa8 ~
he1laa sserf1cs and Wan1aEluE taraart tus
snake Gel cssa1 t4ueies ai Alg.oa Olrls.
1ae- go lirl.zs Size sgrpeut he..a NA. ss..su
Use trHnfel -f s.lFatloL slai te ssuu1aa
every here and The NATIONS are rolaeaael
b hsll "-l fal upat every tov- hriettar
teaa ttat ~lica ieli upla haSG aafa elsa
psav oNers lslfl.ils taeu tte song tlat
fen on tae pasture nelas here the
Iocks fed. ta.ere VII tw sone louder thaa
the s2lce of tre storm l1go8 oot4ns .tsiors
20 Goo IA tie highest aud from al uGtlofs
and Altdre1 anc peoYle aud tauFlsex Wif
eoule tte r.sE.pnss "Aud ou eArta poaoe
good vii toward raeu Ca tlis CuristI-ss
day / bring you good ndmgs of groat )sf.
F4r1en for az saa comfort FOR ell trouble
and ife for the dead shall We now take
this Christ into Gar heartsf Ine time is
p4ssss This Is the cleslng Of the year
HoH tAe time sp--o3s bv Put your hand on
yoar teaTt-Oue. tao, throe. thros times less
% wl.l teat LAfe is pss,lng lac e..zsllss over
the plain Sorrows hover like refreis over
the aea. Death s~oofs hke Vultcre from
tAe mountains Misery rolls up a. cur eers
hEe waves. Heavenly songs fail t. us nke
tt4rs
wish you merry Christmas, not wIfh
worldly disipauous, b4s merry Nlt4 Gospel
giadaoss merry with pardoued au. merry
with hope - reunion in the skies viii 81
your loved ones who have proceied sou ln
that grandesf aud best sense MERRY Christ
mas
And God grant TINT in our final moue1t
wo may have a. bright VISION as dli Else
dyng girl when she said. "Noiher '-fs.I.l-
lpg nl-h her thin white hsI4 faraarl tae
wind mother, what is thet beautiful
land out yonder beyond the mountains the
mgh m0IutalusF "Oh, sad the mother.
envy darling, there are no mountains within
sight of our homo" "Oh, yes she sald.
dom YOU see them-that lieautiful land he-
yond tie mountains out there Just beyond
tho 81. nlountaiEsf
Tho mother looked down into the face -
her dyins child and said: Ny dear. think
that must b. heaven that yoa sse "Wcl.
then, She said father, you come, and vfh
your strong arms carry me over those noun
tains, into that beautiful land beyond the
high mountains" NO" ssid tho weeD.ng
father, my darling, can't go with Jou
We'll, said SIZE, clapp.ng her hands, "ncvcr
mind, never mind, ses yonder a shining
One coming he is coming now, IN bis stroug
arms 10 carry me over the mountains 10 the
beautiful land-over the mountains, over tie .
high mountainsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

thrilling adventure with bear occurred
a few days ago at Walendorf in Hungary
Tho following is the account given by Advo-
cate Forster, who, a. will be seen, narrowly
escaped with his life: I went with a Iarry
Of friends TO the neighboring mountains to
shoot roe deer There were plenty of them.
only the dogs houndcd them away TO the val
ley beyond. ! consequently changed my
place and took my stand at a spot which
knew 10 be favorable. Presently heard the
dogs coming, but fancied from their bark
that they were chasing a boar. / quickly
withdrew my shot cartridges and put in bul-
lets, but what was my surprise 10 soe huge
bear trotting quietly toward me, apparently
regardless Of the dogs.
When within seventy PAGES fired and saw
him fall, but neverthe thought II pru-
dent 10 give him a Sec. bullet, which ike
wise took effect / after wards proceeded 10
a hillock close by and called my companions,
but hardly bad raised my voice ere the bear
got up and made straight for me / bad
just time 10 reload and fire when he was with
in five PAGES OF me. IL did not quite finish
him or, for he fell upon me with terrible
howl and knocked me heavily % the ground
/ managed 10 push the barrels Of my gun into
his open jaws and fired second shot Luck
ily also two dogs came up and ssized him
from behind. In . last effort he caught ny
foot between his teeth, and had enough
strength left 10 bite through my high boots
and slightly wound my ankle When my
friends came up they were greatly alarmed
10 sse me covered with blood, but fortunately
IL was that Of my shaggy victim, not nv
wu.-LoadoR Standard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

The English Christmas is. rsarhsus ~.
richest = al IN that heartv br~ritaiitv and
Elerrirnent, aud that profuslon of s78frsfs rtial
good chssT which 0ur people. hke their Brit
ish cousins. a. clo,sely aszocisfa vita TIE cy~es
don
The 'Dscsnlb~r liberties ss th- I'D rnrr-
bois. pTanss ard uDa@1seradas - Chrfefr7-ss
t0oe were r.. -. tho fa19Bs Christmas ain
oer q the barons 9Th rs dish - hoar's f,as.d
t-o-pe uErn massive ~ilver plstfar ~ gr~sf
siafs fbs rhols l~ngfh - tbs i-7unense ran
7u~tInF hsH ~ a.. J1T d9rnoof tss hous~-
bod, aften3e3 bvs barge rurnt--- - ~erVsrt.
.nd vssssis. ihs rnuBsfoinr- ~ rsAsgr,sra,l-
ae, th~ si1ginR - Christ frrsss osr~is. fos risr-
ing - srsp dragon. ~ oocklss sBd - 30.
stlrer Ch~lsfr7as sTv1rfs SRI rarn-. rrrza5~S
over ~ z~csIly sprs,irt~i -fFs~-~ - -.
s7r1sasoId csI~1 so t1~d - u.i~ruis ~ ne
satot - uuressou al tt-ss sr5 rrurrie-s
7-te- 'ea iIres ~ n. o.f F~seEst Carrsstrr.ss
>corf thst ronderfni -fzs~1 - ~, rerts :
h&s s~s~~.1-s - - " - end - ~
Tss rsr3s~- FuF1iss C-rr1s-rass f----.e -
s10rf4e i1 Tr-ksrs ~h~ r nle ~1~ir --rs
ofcrree fss rosr -lear7 en- .~..ursfssr
n0rtrsy~o - sv--g Hrat en- shs6o~ -
$50 absnfo- = - r-~-ls-s.-s~- - --rfrfr,es
sgo hes t>er s.ro-~issf rs-srasr.-d t.rlt rftA-
r. - hErf = te~svinz nirfk tFe~a - ~
~ u.e~rse~ Csris1vsss n fs r~srrs "a
rvs~~ Jsf Ercsu1 49, o. sfss~
srlTr~ss - b0Enz asr - - - les
e. oocsE1r ~ rraa g~~sA~~ f-u-f-ffr
s~o1E ffs v~o~rne -ls~->s ftrr raT~iee~--s
1sv o~f It 5~~f-s go -z-ne f-~~r -
r~~eEaE berss ~ aoz.a1ss~s - rs-~a-f
rrsa s1endrvE ns--~v v-ni-t sre ~ ..-n-S -
t.sf 1sv ~ igz,e- -s-ras~t ri a-rr.sr fsraes
s- s-FF SRI erh~- Arrrs rsfu rra~nF---s
81 ssesE ----er e ss4asx- -sL 80.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Tie Allegheny PARIS. through the r.ff -
Henry Phirps, VII have tl8c finest aquat
gardens in tbo United States All that 80
remains Is tho nulding q tle tanlt u. f'e
new building There viii b. ono largo c.n
trnl tank. for,y eiehtfcet long and tai-t1 feci
wide. which VIII be eurrounded by cltlfv.tvr
others made q slate. cach sr fo-t .Igarc
They VIII ali Zee used Joy aqurt- plant. az
oiusiveiy, nmonc flf'u being variei -s - fta
uymphea ons rmhium Iu thr family tne
famous lotus iower is perhaps faa bet irirfr.
IL boins the sacrcd flower ~ Errm. ah.rh
figures 80 much IN tbe decorations az Egvp.
tlan architecture
Tho most important flower. how ver ,r.l
hc ono called Victoria RcrIa. rtov ta.rr =
on the banks ~ The Amszon river % hia
Us leaves and s,als grow ton length % tvetfr
feet. aud 3; Is surertiy beautiful -lifr3are
T'lrslec
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30


An Apeuf ~ 81 iaet nae a'i'fH'- 81 We
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e4E.N Rai'.a1 ~ q ~
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sai5 r,.aiaa & fhehga ''sh-I ee,il4 tsI s.z
a. ar2theFs 4 4 & fl'ei 7ae- aitl's sF st-
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t.at fr4uae ..4d 7iernlarY sheaid nllt aa
uea grluciule eac1 eeuutE9 to hats lls.a.Q
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h'as'' siei. la"fo aftaF h.a.-a..i4
sA"p, nof YEA m iaet. $50 ae' a. De- alt ai
ths lArfns towns of Addison eeully ls
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Tho bulletin ~ tlc Rhode iaaa3 state
lizard ~ health reports that hIvaa.-.
abandon tho ~ro-rstsoa o. garbage vuI.a 3D.
was among 0.c f-sf ~ tle ur-to-n rn. -
ndopl end odvo~nte lt is rrapps-I q. sIs-
Fttute "a dry process in tho uiaer ~ oo.rl.u.
ton = company is at w0rt vItt nrr.
method which convert cifiae refrr nfn
articles more or Joss salab.e Tho ear o.. b.
made - pass thr1ugl q aarirs ~ n.r, aHui.al
driers sDa in thr oograe - ton hsur become
a brown povaor The oI ir irrese1 onf ~
drawn Of. and the rcsil lue oar h. s,fi1 sd e.
fer 7fr
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

According g. Dr Jerome Wake. - a
should learn that unlike the lower srius l..
he nce,ls certain VARIETY - food .1 un-e
bone. r1us-lc nerve and eirev and - rIff
strengfh sns isautv 80 s8on.d b. taur .
sbout hF organ ~ dire-flar. sne fltst tf i1e
pr1T'er Use ~ tiern ne w.H grow strong aua
healthy Tle sh1ui8 knnz nioreoF ef. vfat
teen are for sni s1rnqthing o. o. .aigtet 60
proc-sos Tnilks the CIV see Door, h93.,
srirnsis be caunef iolf hs fsad with irn
punitv and 30 flonld tnov ths rra.sur way
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

'Janes srl5 t1e ali'or 20 q i~rraf a. y
rsvrper,eT tr ths of1@s f-~r y siF,fi Hs very
rnufh oo~urief for rrguls = huu-r s0f
rnurf ~ 70 acoornf - s'isturiu--d
Fsssar ssfa Jane srd fHs ~ ~ lorte,f
hirnsslf In 20 Trirsts s,fSef snf teift biseuaf
- and bis r-iFr siesvsr rolsf u tesssu au
editorisl ~ bs=sf,sf n The Fpoe1
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Both the method and results when
Syrup of FIGS IS taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, Cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispcls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
Ks action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles ~ all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALLF0RRiA FIc syrup co,
SAY F7iaCiSCO. CT.
LOUISVILLE. kI hEW YORK. nv
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

Tor don't care, aal, tired feeling.
-npoFersnad blood dull pa as in back
tHd head, tanulZng sSn erupa IONS.
hemP' oar-aparl.L never fsI.s o. give
f.-el. W. alWay- guarantee 10. Price
81 per bottle. Tots' drug store. Ie6
M0uruc->t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

70 ssfsrf - uearlT - same ftgs in Frr
lsud ere mr. srraTe5 no~ In go same e,...-s
u1T stvf baf 81 trtF sua nisae-iss vrrf
'H '"sf'i sfl 'iflfn,f - T.t eris arafIlsr
- i's '<~r VIZ H- " rn1 woman
i'F@ nnFIn~ - "' 80 feef1re ~
t.* f"hn p N@st f 9@ yue anrtire
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

t0-o~s ~ - F~su-f ID v~.,s,.-.st q.
s ~ ' ~ fy u,ek@s "a
n ttf hg.nil
~ ~na ~ -
80 goH f7 - a
- winF ~ ft
t1. wing n Frs 1sp-sT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30

SLIPPERS

The most complete line OF
Fancy Toilet slippers ever
brought 10 Grand Rapids,
offered az - per cent. low
er than they can be pur-
chased elsewhere. Be sure
and see them. Make no
mistake In the place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-30
Holiday Goods! !

Our Holiday Attractions Please Them
ALL We Please lu
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-02-21
FLORIDA.

FLoRrDA, Feb. Is.
Good roads now and an immense amount
Of hauling is being done.
J. H. Barr's saw mill yard is nearly full of
logs and more coming.
Mr.. Barr has dismissed his sawyer, Mr..
Yeager, and expects to fill his place again in
a few days by @. B. Davis.
DR.. A. M. Pherson, who had sold out and
moved away from our village some three
months ago and located at Tippecanoe City,
Miami County, Ohio, has again returned to
Florida and intends making this his future
home; has resumed his old practice again,
his Office being located in the Mayors Office
until he can find other quarters.
Our schools in this village under the super
vision Of D. G. Durbin and Miss Emma
Witzgall, are working nicely. We are glad
to see SO much interest taken on the part of
the perents in the welfare Of the young, and
we hope the children will strive for the prize
THAT labor wins education and is the life
of our nation, and il We wish to be pros
porous people we must educate.
Protracted meeting began at the NJ. g..
Church Sunday evening. the 18th, and we
hope that much good will be accomplished.
\ The Florida Cornet Band is making prepa-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-02-21
GRELTON.

. GRRLLToN, Feb. IS.
]. B. Ward and I. L. Sloan are on the sick
list.
G. BouIton spent Tuesday in Napoleon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lebay spent Sunday with
their parents in West Hope.
Bill Burnes house had narrow escape
from fire one day last week.
Grelton has new switch, it is now 1000
feet long.
G. L. Boultou reports fine time at the
Malinta revival
Soil Murrey and wife spent Sunday with
L. L. Thompson and family.
Quite social time is reported at Knot
Crocket's Friday last.
Our butcher has taken advantage of the
recent cold spell and filed his ice house.
Good. ,.
Ed. Downward and wife spent last week with
their parents in Deshler.
F. Lebay has leased the farm of F. Krohn.
J. W. Mohler and A. Obermire visited the
Wood county gas fields last week and report
things booming.
Singing school has been organized here
under the directions of j. Ricketts, and Mrs.
Rachel Sloan.
Grelton Lodge No. 239 X. of P. have
changed their night of meeting from Tues
day to Wednesday evening.
Ad. Kralin is the boss log hauler. In five
days last week he hauled $4,000 feet. Who
can beat it? -
Will Burket who got his leg broken some
time ago, is getting worse. There is danger
of him losing it,
M. Barney and wife visited in Richfeld on
Sunday.
The Dewy staye factory shut down Monday
last and put in ringer" Pretty good for
starter.
j. B. Ward received letter from the So
called White Caps on Thursday warning him
to be careful in the future. Now we don't
know anything about White Caps or don't
want to, but think it is most cowardIy and
villainous to .act as they do. If they have
anything against man why don't they come
in daylight and face the music like men, not
sneak around in the dark like traitors.
CITIzEN
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-02-21
COuntyNewS-
wOODVILLE.

WooDvrLLE, Feb. Is.
The roads are not very good, but business
moves on all the same, and all seem happy.
Thomas Dempsey says, we may call him a
X. of L. or what we please, as long as the
roads are good and he has plenty of horse
shoe tobacco.
We have one young man here, who gets
ready for breakfast while asleep. We don't
blame you Chris. get all the sleep you can.
Jim Hayes is the new drayman. aud he is a
''goodner."
d. s. Clark received beautiful valentine.
i. Levi Buck spent Sunday at Deshler.
s. E. Higgins Sundayed at his home at
Milton Center.
Jacob Fackler came near loosing his life
last week while Telling tree, limb hit him
on the head and knocked him down, bruising
his head and face very bad, he was soon taken
home, and at present is getting along nicely.
Joe johnson had large iron hook run
through his hand, while at work in the stave
room.
| Mr.. Snyder who received severe internal
injuries from fall some time ago is improv-
ing.
Mike Tackler has a very sore foot.
]. R. Bailey was called to Bowling Green,
Monday, to attend the funeral of his uncle.
D. s. Clark was at Deshler, Monday.
Mute Liter, of Custer, was in town last
week.
There was quite number of young Desh-
lerites, gathered at the home of Levi Buck,
one evening last week. With a good supper,
and sweet music, the party enjoyed them
selvs "'til the wee small hours" when they
returned home wishing they might soon have
another time like that.
Andy Moore feels so bad over his valen-
tine, he has put it in his bible. SO he will new
er see itagain. Andy Quin got daisy.
Jonas Wohlgamuth says he will give his
valentine rs chrome for the biggest fish story.
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road. had rooms IN tine building ana are un-
douhtcdly buried in the ruins. No addi-
tiUnal dead bo,iies have yet been recovered.
The force Of the explosion shattered all the
glass in buildings adjoining and opposite the
hotel, and broke windows block away. Its
cause is still a mystery, as it will take some
time to uncover the boiler
Mrs Frank Wesson and children are re.
ported to be in the ruins Nothing tangible
to substantiate or dispute the rumor can be
found here. At . o'clock the workmen dis
covered a small black and tan dog alive and
exhibiting gratitude at his release
Thus far most of the bodies recovered have
come from the tier of sleeping rooms on the
south side The persons rescued alive are
naturally in very exhausted condition, and
the physicians refuse to allow ;hem to be
interviewed. They were all asleep when the
disaster occurred, and, of course, know
nothing except the horrors uf their i'm.
prisonment and their almost miraculous es-
cape.
One young man, a guest at the hotel, was
violently i'll on account of spree. He had
left his room about minute before the dis
aster TO go to the bathroom in the annex
dili tH'iS tstuptu Inc ARRIVAL OF tle Na-
tional guard ordered out by Mryor Root has
been Of great benefit in keeping the rabble at
a distance and giving the workmen a good
chance. The soldiers have also aided the
police and firemen in removing the rubbish.
The fires which have been raging under
the wreck and causing binding smoke are
now well under control From the windows
of the Judd & Root building opposite, a
crowd of spectators is watching the progress
of the rescue, being able to see every point.
The work is necessarily slow.
Mr.. j. NJ. Allen, president of the Steam
Boiler Insurance company, and an expert on
boiler explosions will not accept the ex-
plosion theory until there is more definite
evidence which cannot be obtained until the
boiler is reached.
1t is said thenightengin was of the irreg-
ular habits and all sorts of rumors are
atioat. There is general sorrow over the
death Of the Rev. Dr. Perrin and of Dwight
Buell., the latter popular jeweller and club
man.