davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

IL is estimated that 30 600 people in Dakota
are bur eObs on the last stage of destitution.
These VAS a terrible explosion Of boilers
at a Bel aire, o., furnace Wednesday. Dam
age 5000 900.
James Packard, merchant and miller At
Exeter, Ont, has made an assignment
Liabilities, 10000
The corner stone Of q memorial arch ded-
icst.d to soldiers and sailors of Kings county
Was laid with appropriate ceremonies Al
Prospect Plaza, Brooklyn, Wednesday
There vas an imposing military and G A. X.
parade. 5000 men being in line.
A despatch from Guayaquil tells of . new
cabinet being formed: Caflos r. Tobar
Minister of Interior and Foreign Affairs
Francisco Campo. Minister Of Finance; Eiias
Lsxo, Minister of instruction and Justice
General Jul, Saenz, Minister Of War
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31

Man to Trouble at Last-Jottipgs and
Paragraphs.

A gentleman from New York was around
making map of the city yesterday for an
insurance company.
Mr.. J. W. Cross. boot and shoe dealer,
went to Boston on business trip Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lowell are to 20 to
Dover. n. H.. Saturday, to help celebrate
the birthday Of George Lowell, Esq, Mr..
Lowelrs oldest brother.
The tenement house on the corner of sec
ond and Union streets, owned by Mrs Persis
Paine. il being painted by Niles Bros.
Among the arrivals on the boat yesterday
were Messrs. 5. B. Giazier and d. F. Page.
Among those who went on the excursion
to the White Mountains, Saturday last, re
Capt. MeGilvery. Messrs- Nsth. and Fred
Niles, Mrs. Builen and sister.
A day or two ago, while Detective True
vas looking over papers in his Office, he came
across letter he received some time ago
when he had An Office in Rortl2nd, asking fol
one Patsy Crosby, who was wanted in Lew
iston for breaking into q hardware store
At the time Detective True did not learn oi
his whereabouts, but - he read the name
yesterday it occurred to him that man livini
in this city by that name vas the guilty
party. He Immediately wrote the officers il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
uHIrARIAHs IN SESSION.
Subjects Pertaining to Their Creed Dis
cussed - Edward Everett Hale and
Othegs Speak.

PHILApELPHIA, Oct. 80
The second days session of the national
conference of Unitarian and other Christian
churches, opened this morning with devo-
uonal exercises. The business session was
devoted principally to papers on the Liberal
Christian Ministry.
Francis +. Abbott of Cambridge, Mass,
read paper entitled Scientific Theology
the Ground of All Liberal Religion" Rev.
j. T. Sunderland read a paper on the sub
ject, Supply of Ministers" Rev. John
Tunis of Csmbridgeport, Mass, a paper on
Preparation for Practical Work of the
Ministry" The concluding subject of the
session WAS paper on Ministers Mental
Outtt," By Rev. Joseph Henry Allen, editor
of the Unitarian Review. Boston.
Eloquent appeals were made in behalf Of
the Meadville theological school, with the es-
pecial view to the endow ment of the James
Freeman Clarke professorship. Rev. c. G.
Ames of Boston, Rev. DIR. T. l.. Talbot of
Portland, Ogn., Rev Edward Everett Hale.
ID, D., and Mrs. Mary Livermore addressed
a public meeting at the Academy Of Music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
IN GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
Tho Civil Service Commission Says No
Political Assessments Shall be Made.

The Star tonight says the civil service
commission have decided to ask the Distric,
Attorney to prosecute all persons concerned
in the preparation and distribution of the
political assessment circular recently sent by
the Old Dominion Republican League to
Virginans in the government service. Those
persons not employees of the government will
be prosecuted under section ~ of the civil
service act, which provides that no person
shall in any government builiing solicit or
receive contributions for any political pur-
poses.
The commission holds that a person not
connected with the government in any way
may ask for and receive money from gov
ermeDt employees for political purposes any
where except in the government building /;
but where an occurrence takes place on gov
ernment property, or where letters are sent
to the government buildings, those concerned
are liable to prosecution.
1t is proposed to prosecute Elan, Goodwin
and Verser, the government employees, under
Section IL of the act, which prohibits all
persons drawing compensation from the
United States from being in any manner con-
nected with political assessments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
BY TELEGRAPH.


Westhss Indicaeions for the Next a.
Hoara
WAn DEPAHrMxSr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer
WAsarssros. Oct 81 1 A. N.
For Maine Fair, preceded by light rains !;
no change in the temperature; variable
winds.
Meteorological Report
iort. 30 isss. 500 r. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
MARKET REPORT
New York Money Market.

NV Yc"V. Oct. %
.dyY .ai. tighl, iaasts. ifU4G : - 10,
Prime paper ny 81 10 Il.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds. duh ana steady
Railroad bonds, quiet, generally heavy.
The following a,e the closing quotations Of Nc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
DINING DELEGATES.
Members OF the Marine Conference Sit
at Admiral FIanklin's Board.

Admiral Franklin, president Of the Inter
national Marine Confers nee, gave a dinner
tonight at his residence in honor of he del
egate. to the conference. The guests are
Sir Julian Pauncefote, British Minister
Mumm Won Schwsrtzenstein representing the
German legation; Vice Admiral Kaznskof
Russia; Vice Admiral Barron De Spaun,
Austria Hungary DIR. Svieking, Hamburg
Rear Admiral Sir X. More Molyneaux, X. C.
B.; Capt. Malburg. Sweden; Charles Hall,
NJ. B.; Thomas Gray, W. W. Goodrich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31


Receipts, "a. .is5 2scxages, exports. $40
barrels; ssles Is 30 Repeat quotations ineud ~
CIT, mill extra. - e0a&i 35. patent, =, 75s
IS rs; saperhne, t1 i1at2 75 extra No. z,
Ia 1Dze3 ss winter wheat low grade. ~ Sat& NJ;
Minneso's extra. " s5att 7S, southern Hour
steady; 4 2 -four fair
waeAf- Receipts. 1850. exports. i'95, sale
q7DlG, higher No spring nominal -;
red, 20, No red. .2ssss elevator ssl ass foh
.s,ass. delivered No. hard. sslasd, No
northern. SiaSJl
kYEs-yuiet
BAILEY nominsI
CoKs Receipts sa7gb. exports. IL ~ sale. ~
001; higher, .fc4mer. ..iA4ft, No z. te1sfi
,tore and elevator, i;ia4z delivered
OAfs--RreeiIts. r.. GO EXPORTS Jt5i. saies, ~
DrD. Grun 40 T. % ~isite 1Sltl7, 40 3ial3i
do white 2s,tzs1 No. !. a.. do white. ~
Mixed Western, s4sz7, white DO. Hsf
CoYyzg--fair, Rio. fair, y
srGap-gag dull refined fair; demand -
lower; crushed si,si, extra rushed, oasi; white
extra crasnea, ssa5f; cut loaf II graduated. !,
P2TrOLgra--H Hrm, easy, !o5t
PORE firm
BEEr- firm.
LARD dali: Ve1ere team, " sat6 tj
closing u IS, city steam, " 81 reaned fair
eon.inent " 7sa7 IS. s. A. " 10.
BETTk1 quiet western daFy u
! "a; do creamery, :>z35t.
CHgksG- firm FfstghN 70 Lvsfpoc
easy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31

left tn city Watiresisy for nev fields. The
new Off csrs for this city will arrive On FIJI.
day or s.tardag nrxt-
VIM e. Hcz siI.ae. sne Of Skos hegan'l
leading citizens. va in the city Wednesday
Z. r. Mayo If the Fairfield Journal, waa
another usu known sep,iemAr in the city
WeGr-=.i q.
I'oi c. Court. The following eases were
tried Wei sda, morning 10. ir.~ssnness
John Lrdy, Che ises. James sieAiann,
employed ol The railroad. Jsmes Casey.
Richmond, j John NcKern, Randolph.
All paid fnes.
wednesds Hs.l A;h-als; G E. Alb
bott, Worces, r. and Il. 4. Vail, New
York. at Young's. W. y k,~ell and wife,
Chariesto IN, Mass, and II. s. Colby, Port
land at the Evans.
Miss Kate NJ. Banks, Of Fairfield, is visit
ing in FarmingdAle. the guest Of Mrs. J. c.
Atkins.
The schooner J. ~ Morales. which re-
Gently sprung leak and put into . Massa-
chusetts port. has since been repaired, and
is nov in this city loading With lumber from
Jeweu's mill for New York parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
AMERICAN MISSIONS.
The Southern Situation Discussed and
the Cause OF the Chinese Espoused.

CHICAGO, Oct 30.
The American Missionary Society resumed
its sessions this morning. Secretary A. +.
Beard of New York read q paper on the
Missionary View of the Southern Situa-
tion." The relations of the whites and blacks
of the South and the seemingly irreconcilxble
conflict between them was discussed.
Rev Henry A. Stinson, St Louis, read a
very able paper on Chinese work. He val
isntly espoused the cause of the heather
Rev. rr. Goodwin, Chicago, made a short
address on missionary work and signs of en-
couragement to be seen everywhere. Bishop
Whipple spoke This evening Mr.. Chinku,
a Chinaman. spoke on the missionary work
among his people. The treasurer's report
shows; total receipts, 1916 PIG; total ex-
penditures, 1911 ,145; balance on hand Sept.
30, S4.47l, Besides the receipts mentioned
the association received for eight months
from the Daniel Hand fund, S36,399.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
GARDINER
Death OF Well-K Known Milkma at
Important Referee Case-Polics
Court Items-Hotel ArIivals-Per-
sopals and Other Items,


GARDINER, Oct. 90.
nr Tuesday avenno Mr. George n Smell
III . :,
VINO iu"' Que Vi "' 'A
the city. died Mt hrs mix farm OF typhoid
fev.r aged ahcut thir,y-one years. The de-
oo.ssI w,s most Industrious and hard
, .,,.h o. .u
"o'sihs '0""s man. '"' ~
for some time he has chung to his work with
gr' at psr"siency' reuriog only "hen IL was
too late ard he vas unable to recover. Tie
bore an excellent character and wife'
mother and sisters, have the sympathy OF the
community tor their great loss.
A referee case was tried IN the law ofhce
OF Ge lrge W. Hesel'on. the attorney which
attracted quite as much att ndon as an im-
por;ant qnor case would at fhe augusta
court house The fscis and particulars IN
the case are as follows; On July 4th, 1888,
at trema6s muster IN TINS city there was
a hose running contest In ~hlch the ton'i
nertsis ard Eagles of thi, CITY, together with
ore or TWO o'htts' were thT e"trte- Inc
Continentais made the best time hfty-s"ven
SECONDS, The Esgles made the second 'lnie'
but protested the race on the ground that the
Continentals didn't have their pipe connected
to the ho e. The chtef engineers htld the
priz7s ard refused to make anv AWARD Inc
en.;Aentsls mad an actioa OF repie'ln anu
the hes''ng wednesday was to detrrm,ne y,
who should hsFe the peze- II orse y"
Hesei.on appeared on behalf OF ire I'nn
nentsIs ami Mayor Sps ar for the Eagl.' :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
Eight Thousand Strikers Appeal
to the Government.
The Government Has Been CompslisA
to Adopt League Suggestions.


LONDON, Oct. 10.
Michael Dsyitt continued his speech be-
fore the fsrnell Commission today.
He argued that the government 10 nov
adopting some of the lesling proposals orig
inalty made by the Land League.
n.~iu denied the state OF crime in ireland
justified the ensotmest Of special laws for
application in that country. lie produced
statistics TO show the numbcr Of crimes and
deeds OF violence committed In England cx.
coed those committed in Ireland.
Dsvitt denounced the charge that Patrick
Egsn, treasurer of the Land League paid
money to assist the Phoenix Park mur,lercrs
or that Biggar or others advanced money
belonging to the League 10 pay for the com.
initial of outrages. The Times, DAvit de-
clsred had not produced any thing to support
those charges, except the evidence Of the
convict Delaney who s~orc the forged let
ters of Carey to Egan were genuine, and the
testimony of the selt.confessei pcrjurer Pig
OF as to his interview with Eugene Davis.
Boycotting, Daviu declared, was not ad-
vocated as a means of personal injury or In.
but embodying the popular sense
of refusing To associate with those acting
agains. the pub ic interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
Gen. Raum Will Personally Bl.
anime Large Pension Claims.
Ills Order Regarding the Filing Of Ps.
Agreements.
Report That Civil Service Commission
Intend to Arrest Political Assessors.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80.
Gen Raum has issued instructions to the
heads Of divisions in the pension office d.
recting all claims involving large sums Of
money, after having been prepared for spe-
cisl adjudication. be brought to his depart
ment, so he may give them bic personal con-
sideration before the pension certificate is
issued.
The Commissioner in an order issued to-
day to chiefs of divisions, calls attention to
the numerous fee agreements filed in the
office, not in proper form inssmuch as they
do not contain provisions of the law which
show agreements for fees in excess of $40
are merely permissible but not compulsory.
The Commissioner orders the attorney be
advised of this formalisy and said the fee
agreements must not be recognized for a
certi6cstion fee IN excess of $40 after Nov.
Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
DunPlin95
with
ROYAL Baking
Powder

No dessert Is more delicious, wnoiesome
and appetizing than a well-made dumping.
filed with the frui, Of the season. BY tie
use Of the Royal Baking Powder the crust %
always rendered light, faky. tender and d.
gestible. Dumplings made with it, baked OF
boiled, will be dainty and wholesome, and msy
be eaten s,eaming hot with perfest impanisy.
Rscsiyr. One quar-, d -four; thoroushly ma -
IL three teaspoons Of Royal Baking Powder aad -
teaspoon of sal, rub 10 piece Of butter or nd -
size a an exx and then add large potsso. gEnesd
The Ao s3er The butter Is veil mixed, SIN IN NH -
kne.d the consistency Of sot biscuit dough; bssas
od pieces of dough large enough to eioss ova bus
quarters f apple ior other fris ~ dessed vthos.
rolinr and lay an esrshen dish tos sseasss) aDd
seam until the frii, Is tender Bake pssfsssd.
In al receipts calling for cream Of tartar
and soda. substitute Royal Baking Powder.
Less trouble. never fails, makes more apps
tizing and wholesome food and 10 more eco.
nomical Royal Baking Powder Is specially
made for use in the preparation Of he hnsil
and most deiicase cookery.
nDeoosedAeeWW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
SUNK BY COLLISION,
But Both Crews Picke Up and Brought
to Port.


NEW lORk, Oct. ~.
The steamer kanswha from Newport News
arrived this morning with the crew of the
steamer Cleopatra, tweniy-six in number.
ard a crew of thirteen of the steamboat
Cry stal Wave both of which were sunk in a
collision, yesterday morning, off the Capes
of Delaware. All hands were saved.
The CT opatra was an American screw
steamer, 523 tons register, built in 1865, was
running in the Old Dominion line and was
bound from West Point, Va. for New York.
The Crystal Wave was a side wheel river
steamer, bound hence for southern port.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
NEW ENGLAND SYNDICATE
Aud Prominent Prohibitions Invest
ing Millions Near Chattanooga.

BALTIMORE, Oct 80.
A special from Chattanooga, Tenn to the
Manufacturers Record, says The East Chat
tanooga Land Company's big deal has been
contaminated with New England syndicate
for S5,000,000. Ali papers are signed and the
money paid in. The property consists of
200O acres bordering on this city and 1900
acres Of iron ore lands.
The East Tennessee Land Company was
organized with 81, 900 900 capital, and Gen.
Clinton b. Fiske of New Jersey, made pres
ideni. Other stockholders, who are promi
nent prohibitionists, have bought 10000
acres of East Tennessee. The scheme con-
templates the development of extensive coal
and iron fields, the establishment of a winter
and summer resort, and the building of a
central iroI city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
Notes.

At Marlborough, Wednesday, the persons
convicted of completely IN the murder Of
Police Inspector Marun q, Gweedore In
February last. were srraignea for sentence.
One got ten years, two seven. one Bve, AID
ten participants several months each.
DR.. Schwenfurth. the well known African
traveller, has written TO the National Gazette
that letters from Emin Pssha which have
reached Captain W,ssmann, justify the ex-
pectstlon that Emin Pasha and Henry NJ.
| Stanley will soon arrive at Mpwspwa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
FLACK DIVORCE SUIT.
Mrs. Fiack's Counsel Refuse for Her the
Offer OF $50 Week

NEW YORK, Oct. 80.
Mrs. Flack's suit for divorce from Sheriff
Flack on account of adultery came up in the
court today. The counsel for Flack offered
to pay Mrs Flack $50 per week, pending
the decision of their appeal from setting
aside the divorce procured by Flack. They
hold that the divorce is still in effect. The
counsel for Mrs. Flack objected and wanted
her suit tried irrespective of the other.
The court thought this an unreasonable posi-
ton and adjourned the case for two days to
allow Mrs. Fsck's counsel to present fur
ther arguments against the proposed arrange
mppt,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
Two Similar Railway Collisions ir
Which Several People were Killed.

LYScHBUkG, Va, Oct. 80.
The passenger train bound east and freight
train going west on the Norfolk & Western
railroad collided last night between Liberty
and Thaxtons.
Both trains were wrecked and il is re-
ported that the fremep and engineers of both
trains and one passenger were killed and
many hurt. No further particulars have
been received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
CUSTOMS REPORTS.
Commissioner Reports a Showing OF
$225, ,2O2.4l2.

Samuel V. Holiday. commissioner of Gus
toms, reports to the Secretary of the Treas
ury the business of that office during the fiscal
year ended June 80 1859, showing settlement
of accounts amounting to S225, ,,4l2. The
above amount wss paid into the treasury as
rece ipts from various sources. and during the
same time the amount paid out of the treas
ury on various accounts was $50, l53 ,992.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
Bridgeport Pedestrians

BRID6EPoRT, Conn, Oct. 30.
In the third day Of the pedestrian contest
Messier, Horan and Dsvey ~ithdrev from
the race early in the day. Toe following is
the score tonight: Hegeimaa, ls2 miles
5 laps; Guerrero, ls7 miles laps; Connors.
l76 miles . laps; Hovsrth, 1855 miles laps
Hersy, ls0 miles IL laps; Tayior, l57 miles
1 laps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
THOSE SENTIMENTAL LETTERS
Defense In the Dr. Cobb Case Alleges
Blackmail.

BiDDEFoRD, Oct 30.
Only two witnesses were examined today
in the trial of DR. Albion 4. Cobb for Grim
n,l assault The trial will consume all day
tomorrow The defense charges blackmail
and conspiracy against John Graffam and
wife to obtain hush money from DR.. Cobb
This afternoon the defense introduced senti-
mental letters written by Mrs. Graffam tc
DIR. Cobb after the date of the alleged as
sault
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
SUBMERGED wRBcKAoE
OF Vessels Hulks Dangerous to Navi-
cation

PRovISCETowS, Mass. Oct. 80.
The sunken schooner Anna A. Holton in
the harbor has about six feet of water over
her house at low tide. The fishing schooner
NJ. B. Stetson, frsm Grand Banks. reports
she passed October 18th in latit ude 46, lonei-
tude 80 on St. Peters bank the ship Minnie
Swift, stern about 25 feet out of water. bo v
submerged and some wrecksge attached.
1t is dangerous to navigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
STRIkEHS Al MONS.
Their NumbeI Augmented 10 5000. =
Appeal to Government.

BRussELs, Oct. 30.
The STRIKERS IN Mons district nov nunrer
5000. Delegates sent here by the strikers
waited upon De Bruyn. minister of industry.
today aud urged him to support the men's
demands. The collIers IN the Central and
Charieroi coal fields are joiopg the strikers
Owners OF the coal mines have issued u man.
ifesto. They refuse to grant the strikers
demands and assert that since 1887 the wages
for the men have been in proportion to the
price OF coal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted the following
residents of Maine:
Original, Moses II. Butler; increase,
Francis A. Macomber, Charles p. Winship.
Isaac Thomas. Oliver W. Cross; re issue,
Anderson p. Morton, Stephen II. Abbott
VIM. II. kenney, Wilson Wilcox, Amy,
widow of A. ID. Prescott.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
A DEAD DEAL.
The Inter state Commerce Railway As
sociation Thing OF the Past.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.
The Interstate Commerce Railway Asso-
citation is practically dead. The Rock Island,
Burlington, and St. Paul roads take the ground
the agreement was violated by the traffic ar
rangemeDt with the Union Pacific and North
western, and they will consider the agree
ment annulled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
PETrIoREw ENTERTAINED.


PORTLAND, Oct. 80.
Senator Pettgrew. About 80 were present
Supper was served, after which Senator Pet
tgrew addressed the club. Visitors were
were Geo T. Clark, 4. H. Bailey and c. ID
Junkins of Boston, and Chas. T. Goodwin OF
Somerville. letter of regret was read from
Senator Hale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
AT KANSAS CITY.
All American Delegates Visit Smelling
Works and Each Gets Silver Medal.

KANSAS CRY, oct. 80.
The Pan Americans arrived here at noon
and were taken to the Midland Hotel for
lunch. The Kansas City smelling works
were visited and each Of the visitors pre-
sented with silver medal, struck off in
commemoratiop Of their visit to the works.
A ride on the cable cars abou; the city occu-
pied the res. of the afternoon. Dinner was
served at the Coates House. The Kansas
City fambeaux club gave an exhibition and
drill in front of the hotel and escorted the
visitors to the Coates Opera House where
they saw "Richelieu." At the close of the
performance the delegates returned to their
train and were soon on the way to Spring
field, Ill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
The Coal at Bottom OF Sea

PORTSMOUTH. n. H, Oct 80.
The schooner Frank Maria that went
ashore At Odiorne's Point Sunday night il
entirely broken up this morning, having re-
ceived severe batsering on the rocks. The
cargo of coal lies on the bottom The earg'
vas insured; no insurance on the vessel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-31
La REPuBlICA

ine clgAr l. conceded by all lovers of u
real ilnc igar 10 bethe PEER " all ther
figar> nos sol iu ,merica. II has heen
mad for The past - ,'Ms. they ARE
made br ihe larges and most reli ,ble
firm in the s'r.d, nhe mak" 30 million
rigars ,eaf. the trand Re-, ub t. igar
Factory Of New .'rAl II aud H. GRAND
RE- hIIf jc tigAr NJ fora gr Il man
to smoke, are the leading ,gar> Of all
large cities. Ne7 York, Z iiia bia.
Chicago. Y, " Orleans, and ash nsi on,
arapp d in cedar wood pachag ). 50 d
only by trade who are wiliug 10 give full
value fof the money.
LAsEPt BLiC,, lOc; and G,tAND r. :
PrBLt, :,c cigars, sold only by the fol-
lowing firms In P0ri land:
Also MARIE ANTOiNErTE CIGAR.
Geo. &. Frye. Druggist.
(.II.<.uppH X Co.. -
Geo. NJ. Young. :.
Edmund Dana. .Jr..
WI Drew. :.
r.. l.. i''O-s. -
W. g. I'nrlxcr. -
\. W. smith. -
Fred \. Turner. -
T.. w. stevens.
simmons X Hammond
Portland Cigar Co.
Wendell INil'Sll.
EilnInOn~ \ H1wPS.
wHOLrsALE,
NJ. \. ..Dc<Nell X Co.
Ca~sp Cigar 90.
X. Y. Barber X son.
T.. l.. StanNNOOd
Thomas Briggs.
actBideodS lmnrlp