Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-20


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Profssspr Aather. q Amherst college, -
hssn in the servirs Of that 'nsasataon To-
thirty yars
solomon Hirsrh. shs Amsrsran minister 70
Coussanfinnple. d In ParD On Ab wAy nosns
for hrief Whit
II u said that Pope Leo XIII has desef-
mined TO take refuge In Spain. in Go b p
forced to leave Roma
Lacas Silva. who was q doctor In ths indie
pendeucs army VI Bolivia, y Sill ailve ne
has reached his i:.1h year
Primo. Eugene. of Sweden, and the Princess
Kalakaui. Of the Sandwich Iaiandz. are MD
70 be engaged The prince lives a Paris.
where be studies painting.
Sir uorrJl Mackenzie IL strongly opposed
70 the use o: tobacco and alcohol BY thoss
who use their voices IN public.
The ehasuble worn by Thomas Ewing Sher-
maj, r-,.osutiuy bis frst mas was mads Of
the wedding dress Of his sistsr
NJ I,,hr Rovla OrRe;lly n buihiing a fine
cotraye At Nantaskst. but will not have it
r.udv for e..u,ancy This wear
Buffalo Bill Amefie es-Chanler Belya
Ann lockwood and Whitelaw Reid formed
an Interesting group st n recent reception in
p.r,.
uu.., 4. ..;,i .. .v;,a and act
IA. . voury fellow of 20 He takes great
tn,arss, in the Paris exposition and goes there
.varx dav
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-. ,,.,,t.~..., ,h., ha could not vivi.ect a
,,ontav. its pestures were too like those Of Q
human child in misery.
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iue W.. .,, ,,1sa;, ~ ,n-,, an None,
,.a,,nv h. hrssd;no st,,rt horned cattle. which
are .1ld at private sale
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~. on.ha Wo-,d no. nrrchasad the good
N o.T ON. u.r.h .rd viii
.oa.',,;d.t, m. ,wo ranars
p-;,.,., s...rs,.rv ualford SAW that Prexi
s.,. H.-r;so,, dsvo,es seventv-two hours
-, ,o,L !, III. puhlic business and pives
81, s,,s 49, ~, tha of,,ca s.,ekers
.o',,.;,r, ,ha arsi;,,y and dr;nting feats OF
,r;nr,nhs in the f,ald NJ statesman,hip
"o.e.no, ;..' ~. Mi,
80, ;,s,i,nte Ha will not however. take
tha Mace until hi, term OF Office expires on
lime isaO
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.o;a,, ha. d...,,ra,i reslection N the nresi
.a,cy ~ n which he has filed for a quarter
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Frihce oisii'arck anu Noun' W. Ao.-s
ao '.o'i'o .''"o'
ho,so a, ponne Vsrr Joachin Ia honorary
.rsS;dsn, ~ !,
MT uiads.ohe mas 'ncIee,seu ai' s,io" ahoo
d VINE Ior aihler, ra'eiy urihNlS 'eS~ ''io'.
Pih' "a us 'Oo i'o' NV" -. !,
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fresideht oafnot mas maze m. AuSuste Lu-
pm the dean OF the frcnch torf, cne'aier,
''on account OF the valuable services rendered
oy ION 10 Tue cause vi norse "resNins 'o' w
"afu VI n'A'' 'e"'u'y
+. II. " WINSTON, OF chicago, who served a.
United States minister to Persia, thinks there
are only about dozen Persians IN TINS coun
try, and like number OF Americans in Per
ua' mostly MISSIONARIES.
Edwin Booth il prominent figure at
Narragansett pier. He will spend the sum
mer there with Ills daughter, at whose cot
tage he is stopping. Mr.. Booth seems much
given to pedestrlanisrn this year.
Charles B. Wooicock, once celebrated as
the favori;e of King Charles Of nuremberg,
u now living quietly in New York. lie sees
no strangers. does not use his title and is I'M
decided whether he will return to Europe or
not.
Congressman Randall, il very comfortably
fixed in his quiet summer home Wallingford,
Pa, and his health is improving rapidly At
no time since his serious illness one year ago
has his condition been as favorable as 1t U
now
His,ya Iwasasi q student Of the Univer.
nty Il Pennsy lvana, Is II son Of the richest
man in japan. He has gone home to be pre-
sented To the mikiido and it is uncertain
whether he will return to complete his edu
cation.
vor.rah,s sx- pres;dep, Mct,sb NJ Prince
~. ,,,lI,,o o,, w. N.cosh b.ya gop. IN
the coast Of Maine on their summer vacation.
DR.. Mctosh has nearly recovered from his
tate serious illness and appears to be in good
spirits.
Law Gould,s engagements for the day are
.crawled on a blackboard in his private Office
Russell Sage scribbles his daily programme
in hieroplvnhics on his cuff. John Jacob As
tor keeps tally of his lime on the margin OF
an alInanacs pages
Col Robert q. lngersoll Is said to be Que of
the t,est cooks in New York He IL also said
TO be a gourmet OF the highest altitude, and
his friends say he sometimes prepares with
his own hands part of the menu at the pri