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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

d. not favor the removal ~ the state Capital to
Portland think the p"Opls Df this town and siciBii
are not willing TO incur the ekpsDss and burden O
removal ihip< fssDfabiy Of the enlargement Of
the present. state House 70 meet the wants Of th'
state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

Pans, Feb %
NJ Po'sk was wounded in duel with Senor
Best qui, Secretary OF the Mexican legation
here tJday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

BANGOR, Feb. y.
Thirty Of jhe listers in u illey, Shaw
Co.'S shoe factory struck Friday noon and
are upw iu secret session. Dssstisia, ti0n
VITA ihr wages is sad to be the cause and Il
Is ihe uuh ,t.IIe of auy magnitude that ever
1caut,l u b., gor-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
LINCOLN.
Alma.

While Robert Y. Given was at work in the
woois Wednesday, he al bD'h feet crushed
in shocking m,uner by a log rolling upon
them, As the accident occurred on side
hill boy who was with VI g.. was Obliged
to use bis team 10 rem we the log. IL is
thought that some of the bones of Nr. Civ
ems feet wtl have to be removed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Oxford.


mosi assuredly do not favor the removal Of III.
state hlitaI hhNe talked with good nuinb"i
Of nur people on the subjrc, and they most .mpat
really say no. A. to the rnlar cement Of the tat.
House, do not know. liuf II seems to have M
swsf"d every purpp-c fnrn' rly. Aeiher myself ~
the 'iiikens II thf- town would be- wling To assume
III" extra burden pf iHxH'nn which the erection Ui
a new b hiding would put upon u-.
U1terford
a. hpFood whites that h. /. opposed 10 the
removal Of 10. capital to Portland that there l. no
call for reno ri Ht all among the peppl. Of his town
inst he shp n favor neither euia g"inrnt nor nrs
building. aud that The lkens uf A htsffofd 1Ouil
not be ,iiing TO assume any extra burden o. taxa
fiou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
II, o,rd = Dam Completed.

lNrRMoRE FAILS, Feb. %.
\ E,oarl has ju,t completed dam
J l'lrg the west bank of Androscoggin with
he ,,mnd at Jay bridge, where has recently
hutli pulp nI,l loca,ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Penobscot.
uid.,

Chas. n Dplr writes
do not faypr the removal of IN. espiial 10 Fort
land, aud have not heard any In this siclnlt'
a'lvpcste n. think the people nerally salts
fed with n where II l.. v b"n II il necessary :,
baye Il removed. II that time should ever come
think there are other piaes- that would be prefer
ahl" 70 Portland. do not think the people IN III
town would be siing 10 be taxed for tie amour
that II would frqnife 10 erect new building Nih
out there was an absolute neees.ity for II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
House OF Commons.

loNpoN, Feb %.
Smith stated in the House of Commons
today thai the exp 'nses Of ,he psrnell Com
NILSSON wouli be specially provided Tor in
the next estimates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
SHIvERING DAKOTA.
Fears Entertained for Stage Now Out
in the Bitter Cold.

BisMARCK, Dak. Foo. It
The weather last night and this morning
has been the most butter cold experienced
mis- season. The Standing Rock stage due
last evening" ia led - arrive at a late hour
Nothing has been as srtsined as to its here
about, and fears are entertained for the pas
seugers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Found Under the Ice.


SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb. %.
The body of Charles Feushel. aged ?S.
vas found under the ice Of the A2awam nv
or today. He had wandered from home
Monday afternoon. while insane, and tried to
cross the river on the ice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
FIVE CENTS A MONTH


IHIhtILLFHIA, T tU' u
General Master Workman Powderly OF the
X. OF l.. has issued another special call to
each a..embly to coll, ct five cents per
month from each member the amount TO be
tor~sri,d TO the general secretary TO be
used to advance the general welfare of the
order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
GRIMES and ACCIDENTS.
THE SOUTHERN LYNcHER
Adds Anothe er Culprit to His Dark
Record

TIHHVN, HIss.l FtU. II
A band of armed mep boarded a tram that
passed through here today and took off Wes
ley Thomas. colored, who was being con
veyed to Natchez for safe keeping, AMI
lynched him. lie had ATTEMPTED to outrage a
young lady at Vick,b Wednesday even
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
-Four German IIonclads for Samoa.

HkkllN, Feb. y,
-Four German ironclsds at Geneo we're
or Tered this afternoon 10 sail for Samoa i'm.
uledis'elv.
Max Bernstein. candidate for the cffice
of Rstbi. has been sentenced 10 imprison-
ment for ihree molths for drawing the
blood from a Christi IN boy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

Across The snowy wastes We extend our
hand to Ills Enc, llency At augusta, to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Will Marry an Opera Singer.

VIESSA, Feb %
1t i. stated that Prince Alexander Of Bat
tenbetg will marry the opera signer, Leisin-
ger and thereafter reside in Ita y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
He Will Have to Keep Sober

Down. y. H, Feb. %.
The jury in the Bark will case tnI'
a IT, rnoon returned verdict against ths eou-
tesssnt. sustaining the VIII OF the la'e hliAui
Barker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
A DefuDct Boom.
Bangor Commercial I

The direct tar bill has been killed 80 far
~ the present Congress ia concerned. As
all the apiitton IN gard to changing the
state capital has been more or less sus-
'ined by the pruspect of the State getting
'hrec or four hnndred thousand dollars from
hat source, tn" defeat OF the measure will
rlve another nail in the coffin Of the already
practically deiunct Portlsnd boom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Austria Ex2sls a Correspondent.

yIESSA, Feb. 22.
The government has expelled Fiiion, cor
respondent Of the Havas nsxs agsaey fIsn
The country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
a Loyal Holiday Act.

The President has approved the bill to
aimlt as States of the union. Washington,
Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.
Said to Have Pulled the Senator'S Ears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
ULcalled for and Unneces.a,y Measure.


This county i.a unit oppo.ing this un-
called for AMI unnecessary measure, for 1t
has itself city which can present claims far
'uperior to those Of Portland as q capital for
he whole State. But the time has not yet
come to move. TIE present State House
'ill do very we'll for some years to come.
'nt the tar pagers of Name are not pre-
JARED 10 .houder a1y ezra burden OF ex-
pense at the pre.ent time. The lowest fg-
are a, Nh.ch any practical man belev .
rev capitol could be bu Isl million dol
ar'. and this rOul all have to he raised by
'Irset tar ,ton. Penob.cpts share in this
Itra burden Of taxation you'd be $50. 900,
,isd Of this amount siU30 would fall on DeI-
or. This IL more money than The citizens
Il this town care ~ invest for the adornment
Il any site" IN any aspiring city. We think
he ci izeps of ID I 81 are unanim rus In their
opposition To this capital moving scheme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Secretary Whitney lndorses the Dyna-
mite Gun.

NAsHfNoEOS, feD zz-
Secretary Whitnsy indorses a, favorable
the report Of the naval board on the accuracy
of the dynamite gun tested Jan. 18th and
20 h with l5-inch Pneumatic dynamite gan at
Fort Lafayette, n. Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
Somerset.
issIe pf,rfisin<i

W ". stevens writes
d. ~, tnnk the p ,De o' this section would
sabcti0B sgisstivs alton ~ the stats
& pitsi 70 Portland In ny Judgment tho TAX paw
er- Of the state should have oypirtanify TO sx
pr"ss isir pifie4 IA mat sr iagoiviny large AZ
erpenfiii1rs Of money. particuariy Wbsn the ral
for such expenditure IL 20 more ufgsnt than 10 III,
Soiop.
T.. &. Jevett writes that he IL opposed 70 removal
that there u no call for Ietpsva an0ny the peot'
Of his town tina, hs fsyD's the enlargement of fhs
present state Home and that the o nple u his
tiDn would not be siliDg to a--Bmr aby extra LLr.
den 1f taxation for the erection Of a Lew ose
Dssd Rsrer.
t. 4 Parsons writes;
will ay ;his 'sad will gqa-ante. ,teAt tn,
mind Of every tO;er in TOWN. am olt,5.sd IT,
the feinDg II be state csyial to Portland
other gisre. shDi fss0f The repair AMI enlarye
neni II the pressnt state Hous. instead Of th.
ere ii0n u nes one. great many of the farm
eTs u uHr ssd other tOSrs have all they can do :,
= axe both end. meet The pact season with ~
wee the hardest ever known IN my remenbrsne.
for the farmer. The ssflF frost, snd on top u
that the rainy ia ruiasd ever thing 10 the line Of
crops In this Eisisny.
g7agstar.
q A. Hewitt writes:
! think the people are bitterly sppos-d 70 IN,
thAass In us state eaptal wnassvsf Asd Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

EIIfId2e
"She is remarkably versatile. and can
depict a Roman chariog race With fine drs-
matte If CT. or descend 10 the more com
mnrp ace task of stiieWasi ing a nine foo,
b'art ferce in the character Of Tom Sawyer
With surprising natural .es-."
Miss Eidridge sppears in Granite Hall
nsxt Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

tP,r,seld Adveriiser.

Ft.hFII Advcrfiser.
The removal Of the State capital will not
take place at present. but the press, e.
ciaily the Pofiltnd Augusta and Bangor
,ap"rs. are regularly registering their ID, as
N the subj ct -t as If there is to be an
mDedi.te change.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
pstiener with the lcgislsturc for such a useie..
waste oi time over the question.

pstiener with the lcgislsturc for such a useie..
waste ei time over the question.
Masoase.
>elden Cleveland writes
s'a drctdvdlN against such movement think
u Is now where Il sbuuld be aud am satisfied that
every 'sH lSNrr ~ town would vote against . re-
ent state hoasc.
.hsSAsr Hlrcr.
,his Holden writes.
an not Ia fsyos uf removal and I do not think
tha sn " the pc Tie In his section are In favor OF
removal ! should not favor any expenditure at
Itt'nt' 'ithef ehis g'ns 'h" present state House
1F IN The erection " new one.
FssSSo.d.
ioa- William nohscu W ties
do not favor the removal VI the State capital TO
reFiisnd' sn NJ, aware Of sny feeling that exists
among Tue irope OF pur town fayuting reno, al To
iNftahd ~ SuN a her poins, bu, inelined to be.
lir'e tina thcrc would he dr,i led objection on ac.
V"am OF a., hcs,N ana Ion that would he neccs.
.ar, 10 meei the rNpcH>cs that would he incurred.
inl L. hwe'er that the pt.s,ut >tst, House ought
10 Dc enlarged 81 as to ahord better accommodation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23
kennebec.
IJTn,isor.

UtHdsor.
q. A. Merrill writes:
ain opposed 10 any removal TO Portland or any
other place. think the people of ihi- town al,
opposed to any SUCH removal, I should not fiNoi
Ia. erection OF Il new building or III. cnlargcnn"n.
Of III" present unless actually needed. In,
citizens # unr tow Won not b. willing To- Hssuin,
ANY extra burden Of taxation. We hAS. n,uf. than
"" can do To pay oIT taxes now.
SmgcB.
~ Representative Martin REYNOLDS says thai
~. peopl" of nj. tuNn unit against removal ot
the -tai" "a ital and that - regard til. Who'll.
scheme a. unealled for and unnetss,nry.
clinton
{. Wentworth writes
w" are a. 1t IN regard 10 changing the location
W" f'c ~ though no call shohld be made upon tn.
people OF Maine for oh u in"a ur- We ave been
I "gHt ii lasi'A riicucc wIcu We "A well enough
hi wen "npug Hiunr Our tan l. enough nlrvadl
and Il We uuid make the angu pro U.ed without
extra taxation We wOnld Oppp-" the measure II
l. h-c-'iF' 10 'ula g, t"IHir th' prsscnt StHi
House, We are ca and iliing to b,a part vi
The bud n-but protest again is removal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

Ms opini 81 l.. that the seat OF State govern
ment, -npuh generally he At the chief city or me
truoli, of the Ntate. aud therefor. that Portland
the proper place for H. II /. not Yet apparent. tha
the people Of this town huVr taken much int, frsl
Ia the question Ii" i'gi-Iaio:- whcl they send in
the capi'aI,re mnch brtrr qualified than those WIN
send Il" N. I" decide thi- question and have
no t'a-on thU- far to bsIitVr that the people vii.
p'ot"-i o. Iebcl at what their servant
-ce M to do Ia the matter, A. to an eula r..
Iusut of the present stat" House, am incliu.d 10
tne opinion. that oOn-i-i"nti, With good interuat
nr' nr'aigeinent-, aud II pleasing and harmonious -
ttLIll. q !. luIL. llnuI aali .AnLe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-23

Onr feople are against removal 10 Portland
Ihetr il no call among the people TO u any
where, 1T pre-ent lHF pepi,lr In - dgfneni .r,
not ia faspf Of enlargement Of the present eapi .
building. nor the eSrcti IA Of at D .ssnt
" hen puF population in reasr- fba' Ou- repre-
.enta iDn VIII be larger then necessity viii r.ar,
som. change Lniii then lot us ase the Old H"us.
u eve Il I. removed from Augusta AIN for TsfaOy
ing It 10 Bangor.
Aerpnrt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-11
ALL KINDS or NOSES.
Different shapes of the Human Proboscis
and What They signify.

pi6eent shapes Of the Human Proboscis
and What They signify.
There is more in a mans nose than
appears at first sight The human nose
is full Of character. In cases where q
nose has been lost character has been
lost with it, IL cannot be permanently
and successfully disguised. This led
to the remark about an unmistakable
thing; "As plain as the nose on your
face" The nose was originally in
.ended as an organ for conveying TO
the brain the delicate sense OF SMELL
ing. Its uses have in many instances
been perverted Savages bore holes in
their noses and hang jewelry on them.
Dirty old men put snulpin their noses
II is an abuse Of nature. A snecze is
an involuntary effort OF nature 10 blow
out Of the nose the snuff the dirty old
man has put intoit When a gentleman
is walking drunk on the street. police
men say: HE has q sausage up his
nose" Policemen know what they
mean by such language, but in some
way il goes that a drunken man is an
odense TO the nose.
Some men talk considerably through
their nose. Some vocalists seem 10
sing through the nose. II becomes an
unmusical instrumental nasal kazoo
when IL is snored through. II Is q
nuisance when poked into the business
OF people who do not own IL
See the man with the sharp, long,
rounded nose, like the beak OF an
eagle. lie Is a combative man who
wants 10 argue the case and wants 10
have his own way. Like the bird of
freedom, he wants liberty Of 'pinions
The eagle nose is strong In character.
Il speaks for itself. Il stands I'D for
itself, and will not be snubbed or sat
down upon.
The Roman nose is also full Of char
acter. Il Is out Of place and looks pn-
happy ON the face Of the modern dueA
II looked grand on the face Of The
ancient Romano for which faces it
was mnde. Il wns In harmony with
rugged men who had decision oi char
acter and meant business. There could
have been no great Csesnr with an in
significant turned up o. meaningless
nose. Look II picturvs OF Washing
ton. Wellington, Napoleon, or whom
you will, and you viii IlRtl that great
men have lad great noses.
The Hebrew nose II a good nose. II
IL always IN keeping with the face.
II ON the face of q beautiful Jcwcss Il
is beautiful, and yet Il speaks Of il
rice and origin. however family.
Eyes and ears and chinsa and forcheaas
do not This Is but an instance show
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-11
ID. onincer.. nefcrnnc..


De Quincy suffered from indigcs-
ton. Ills tastes were little trouble
some 10 the servant who prepared his
repast Coffee, boiled rice and milk,
and piece Of mutton from the loin
were the materials that invariably
formed his dict. The cook. who had
an audience with him daily. received
her instructions in silent awe, quito
overpowered by his manner, for had
he been addressing q duchess he could
scarcely have spoken with more def
erencc. He would couch his request
In such terms rs these; Owing TO
dyspepsia affecting my system. and
the possibility Of any additional disar-
rangement Of tic stomach taking
place, consequences incalculably dis
tressing would urise; 50 much 50. in
deed, as % increase nervous irritation
and prevent me from attending 70
matters Of overwhelming Importance.
il you do not remember 10 cut the
mutton in a diagonal rather than a
longitudinal form. n."-Pittsburg Bul-
letin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-11
n.n.par,lnr . usra Of r,uns,s...

The Manitoba fest freight train from
Winnipeg brought in herd Of ciehty-
three live buffalo. which were on their
way 70 c. j. Jones ranch. near Cor
den City, Kan. Mr.. Jones bourht
these qucc- cattle from Warden Ben
son, Of the Northwest Territory. who
since 1871 has succeeded In raising
this herd from five animals captured
at that time Mr.. Jones has nlvodv
on his ranch about lifty hcad OF biso1
and a goodly number Of animals 10.
suiting from cross between the bizon
and ordinary beef cattle. Tie maftcr
OF domcsticating these anin,nls is a.
tracting 'n,',h attention among brej-
crs, ~ lllc rild bison Is almost oxtincl
and buffalo meat IL worth % cents \
pound In Chicago. A great many
curious siglitxes visited tho Naniloka
yards while The cars stood lhnrA--
1innsapoi,s Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-11
A BLACK TYRANT.
Legitime, the Insurgent King of
Hayti. is Pleading for a Severe
Drubbing from Uncle Sam.
Revival of Voodooism in the West
Indies-A White GirlOffered
up as Sacrifice.
yooDooIsM REVIVED.

Thousands of Blacks Sacrifice NouI.
Giri. and Fight for "A Portion of Her iIaIf-
Cooked Remains.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-11

nation and 3 republic ~ well 70 abuse
its power by expressing feeble na-
tioa in illegally opposing the power OF
reason with its guns. Itthen goes on
at some length ~ iusinuate that the
action of the American consul Th0mp-
son Wa decidedly biased and un-
friendly " HaYlI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-11

The yeas and nays being called upor
th. adoption OF the amendment, the
vote wss: Yeas, Aid. Brown, Bullsrd
and Hit. Nays, None. and tn.
amendment was declared adopted.
On motion the sum of $50, which
had previously been transferred from,
the general fund to th- street improve :
m-nt fund, was re-transferred TO th.
general fund.
There being no further business the
council adjourned to meet this Friday
evening a, 1880 o. m. for the further
con nslderation Of the bill of +. M.
schwartz, which had been laid over.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-11
City Council Proceedings.

The city council met last night In
Regular session, II being the first meet
* the body has been able 10 hold
since the October meeting. There
Was present last night, Mayor Scheetz
aud Aldermen Brown, BullaId and
Holt. The following business was
Transacted: Minutes Of previous meet
ing rad and approved; reports OF
Treasurer, police magistrate and cbiel
"f police read and approved; petition
of w. l.. Caiter for p Tmis.ion to re-
m1yr frame building from Park
: rect to Main stree, within the lire
limits, di'allowsd; petition of suudry
eitlzrns for the appointment of Wm
Carr ~ nlght patrol, laid on he table
Tor tue reason tnHt there was no such
flee d. fiu-d by the municipal act or
th- cty License; retIiipn OF Mr.. Ian.
gan a-kiug permission u build side
walk Ia 'front.' Of property owned by
her was granted. Toe following bills
were on motion allowed aud ordered
p,id:
Sto kgrowers' Bank, rent moss 81 so
ga cgrlc Light TO-, 3 months. ls0 ~
Matt llgen, work on streels...... 4 81
Yellowstone Journsl Pub. Co... ~ 81
Nnl' hhrinon.........t....." ~
r, VI. Sch wartZ, rr'ss walk~... s. -
>tockgrowers' B,Bk, sundry
nc u ''''s'..''''.'ss.......s,..... oil ~
The following were laid on ,he
table for future consideration:
V. NJ. Schwartz. 9Th It sidewalks3Oi 60
The question of economizing in th,
matter OF salaries paid city official
Wa. then broached, and afIer due dl--
cussion Aid. BuIlard offered an
amendment TO Ordinance No. 10. re-
ducIng the salaries OF the following
city oific rs to the figures named be-
low:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-11

Eastern wood workers are using
naphthaline as a wood preservative.
Il is said TO be very effective. leaving
the wood dry and with only faint
aromatic smell.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-22
Daanacer king An Right.

Charles III. King, the manager of
the United States Express Company,
in Newark, who has been missing
since a week ago yesterday, is now
stopping at the house of a physician
in New York city, accordingto Cashier
Sanford's statement. He said that
Mr.. Kings accounts were all correct.
The man was suffering from nervous
prostation, caused by overwork. AS
soon as his health is restored he will
be placed in his old position as man
ager of the Newark Office.
Mr.. Sanford is severely criticised by
q number of people for keeping the
true facts in the case concealed, when
he apparently knew whore MI. King
was all the time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-22
One Year for Poisoning Her Husban
4Wg'RE LOST. MOLLY"
An Amusing Incident of Travel ON a Ho-
boken Ferryboat.

DOkSN C0I1yUOdts N
Among the passengers on a ferryboat
from New York to Hoboken yesterday
afternoon were a rudy faced man and
woman, fresh from the "ould dart" The
man, as he went down the gang plank,
happened to glance up and saw the name
OF the neutrality-suspicious. in
big bright letters on the front of the pilot
house.
Sure, Molly" he exclaimed, with a
startled air, to his companion, we're lost
now. Don't We see that this BOAT goes to
Seeracussf An it's to Hoboken, faith,
we want to CO." ,
ssThis is a Hoboken ferryboat," re-
assured one of the passengers. But the
Immigrant wouldn't be convinced: A
boat bound for Hoboken ought to have
Hoboken on it, he declared.
We'll, go outside and see Hoboken
painted on the paddle Wheel" the pas
senger advised.
aFaith,'' returned the Irishman, tits
no mesel' that III do it. I'd be afeard, II
/ turned about, to be some where ilse phat
1 don't know nothin' ABBOTT
sAhf" he soliloquized, after the boat