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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS
For the Republican State Convention,
at Granite Hall, Augusta, Thurs
day June IL. 1890.

The Republican State Committee have
made the following railroad arrangements
for the Republican State Convention.
Maine Central Ralroad.-Tickets fo any
train Tuesday, Wedne s1ay and Thursday.
June 10Th, lith and 18th, from Aroostook
Comfy and Eastern Maine, good to return
on any train Tbursdsy and Friday, June
18th and 18Th can be bad at one fare the
round trip. At all other points on the
Maine Central tickets will only be sold good
for sny train going to Augusta on the llth
and l2ih. and for return Thursday and
Friday, the 18th ard 18Th Special trains
will be run from Pennington to Crowley's,
come eting there with regular train, on tn
morning of the Convention, returning after
he a. aurnment.
Bangor Piseatsquis Railroad.
fare for round "Trip. Tickets for al train.
wefnesdal AM Thurslsy. June llth afd
~ h return Thursday aad Friday, Jue
iz,~spd 18Th
Nv Bsua swick Railway One fare for
rosGd irIp. Tickets good going to Ausu.sa.
Jure lI,b sfd i3tn; return l4lh ard 18Th.
Knox 4 L;rcaln Rallro9d.-TickeIs for
any tram on llth. l2 b and 18Th. One
fsrs round trip.
b .'or Name Railroad - Tickets two
cents PER mile each way TIckss goo
gaing TO .nsfsts ", day sni Tbur.-
day June il;h srd i2 h enod tc return
Ghur-,isy d FL az. jGBe l2fh aHd ID n
Pari.ssd & Il cae.fsr Rsilrost.-,tHs
fare Tor rouhd rfp. T., kets good gaisy to
Au9ns =, Ja. ilth sad u h; return I2 b
aed 1881.
< IN ord Fsfls & Bnckheli Rs;ircai -
One fsre for roapd tfip 1ics "a Z I'D !.
in4 to ApgHsts. Jpfe lllh ard l2sb; return
Jass ~ AID l3 h
Grand iruns R4iluay.-O1@ fare for
roar trip. Tickets good 2qins 10 ABeu-ta.
Jalie lth ard I2'h; retarn " b ard 3 b.
! souisrs.t RAJ r,is i r. uni 'rlp nex IS
/ for one fare. Gsod sests 10 au u,ts. jane
I lin ard lssh; rs1n IL "A 49, i3 d.
| "a d. River R.liroai -oar fare for
rouni tyip Tickets ad zainz to An
( susts, Junr lin sad l2 h; return l2lh and
( 18Th
Frsrk.in & Mssast:c Railroad One
I fare for rnun trip same hris of tickets
- IN time a. Sadly RIVER Rsilrlad.
Portland, Ns Desert & Nachias s;eam-
boat Com any .-Uf fare for roaF trip TO
Bar Haroor or Portland and return. a. del
sgsses may desire. and at these places rail
tickets Gao BE- proeuret.
seats 10 Granite Hall will be reserved
for delegates-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
An Interesting z Relic.

The Journal man on Saturday enjoyed a
.moke from II genuine Inian pipe one Of
he finest specimen, ever found in the State.
II was recently picked uy at Fort Popham
~ Mr.. A. B Perkins of the Eureka House.
,nd presented by him TO gentleman in this
city. 1t is made of ebay schist, a species Of
late, has a bowl about two and half
inches long. one and quart. In diameter,
Xith q stem of the same length H.ttened,
and with hole one quarter of an inch In
iiameter, to admit reed .uch ss the In
iians used. The bowl is on a very slight
angle from the stem part. projecting nearly
straight ahead when being used, and has .
small rim around i,s edge. The stem
piece has seven notchea on each side close
to the bowl, evidently for convenience in
steadying the pipe by the hand On tho
back are slight scratches. made with some
intent Of regularity and evidently having
some meaning in the Indian picture writing.
II 10 Of dark slate color. almost perfect
n condition. and valuable relic. Gentle
men well read in Indian matters say that
nothing is recorded in Indian histories Of .
like design, which makes the pipe Of stin
more value. The fortunate possessor could
not resist the temptation, but after = atwenty
years abstinence from the use Of tobacco,
loaded up the bowl and smoked the pipe
Of peace" which perhaps had not been 90
used for centuries A wood cut will be
made Of the pi pc and pictures sent to vari-
Gus collectors, both for their benefit and to
ascertain. il possible, something Of i,s prob
able age, former ownership and manufac-
ture, by comparison with similar articles.
The owner informs US that A. much ~ hs
prizes the gift, it will sometime be placed
with the other Indian relics in the Maine
Historical Socie,y's collection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
Death CT a Pottland C tizs n

PORTLAND. April 27.-Chas. A. Ford
died in this civ today, aged 10 years. The
deceased was prominent citizen of Water
fort. Me. ami represented the town in the
legislature Of 1872 3, had been deputy
-h,r riff of Oxford. wls a long time post
m ,s;er of Waterford and has served the
town in various capacities with ability and
integrity. He leaves five childrs Il. Cha''
II. and Acelis L of this city Ella F.. as
.istart matrou Of blind asylum. South
Boston; Oscar X Baltimore; A.. wife
of John Houdlet:e. Chsrlesto sn. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
Editor Hawthorne OF Jacksonville
Florida ReplYa.

JAcKsoSvILLE April 27.-An open letter
addressed to President Harrison by F. W.
Hawthorne, editor of the Times Union, in
reply to statements contained in his letter
to Attorney General Miller, Hawthorne
says. The source of your information
WAS doubtless the official channels of the
department Of justice based upon the allie
cations of the officers of the court for this
district. How worthy Of credence these
are you can best judge by the following
poinimeDt of Charles SwayDe ~ district
Judge an under OH .er of his Jurt boasted its
policy to be one OF persec ecution of the de no
Gratis to the bitter end. . threat which
naturally put them OF the defensive and
pro oksd widespread suspicion of Judge
Sw8yDe's tribunals. july 5:h the judge sp-
pointed jury commissioner in open and
Il grant violation of the United States
statute, an other officer of his court has re-
Gently been charged with the admission of
this act being unlawful, and done to make
the conviction of the democrats sure, the
charge be has never publicly denied.
The ID arsha of this court orcered his deputy
to select for jurors only true and tried
republicans" aDo her open violat on OF the
stature Under tnis arrangement the grand
jury contained % republicans in a total OF
70 membl.rs Indictments against demo
crats for political Offences ~e.e found BY
the vholr-aie, in many instance upon most
unreliable testimony. a the people are
generally aroused 10 a high pitch Of indg-
nation and fear. In cases that came tu
trial the rulings Of the court were often
partisan ani unjust. If in some instances
meu were rel deied desperate under these
circumstanC can you wOnder at ~
The pc pie of these counties do BOt
offcr distinctions to the execution OF
court processes. Tneg do Object
TO being held responsible for such
Isolated iaaiv.duel act.- They are NOT ~
less. nor do they -e,k 20 sat law at ds d
auce They haya been grossly msreprr-
sented They srr rot Inho.p table u the
officers OF. he Uuiieh S'ans couris Pep
81 OF these counties do not trire to offer
any obstruction or any r,sis auCe 10 law, a.
it is tter wish To aid you in brinsmR
Erongdoers to punishment. but voice the
sentiment Wh.n assure You tn, caluot
re-pec tn UnI ed States court Tor thi>
diiIlet II II % c1LtInut lis policy OF th'
past nine months
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FOREIGN Intelligence
Queen Victoria Suffering From
Seriously Impaired Health.
american Nails Delayed In Ireland BY
the Railroad Strike.
Austrian Workmsa Appealed to Re-
spsot the Law. May lst,

LsSpoN. April 27-It 10 we'll known In
court circles here that Queen Victoria's
health 10 seriously imperillei. Her visitto
Aix-les Bains whittier she'went for the cure
of persistent. acute inflammation Of the mus-
cies Of the leg. has been in vain. although
the English newspapers report great inn
provement. She 10 unable to walk. and 10
Assisted in aad out Of her carriage.
She 10 very III and weak and 10 suffering
from incurable drupsy, which 10 only pre-
vented from taking malignant form BY
the highest medical skill and the sreaiess
precaution. She 10 very much depressed
10 spi.its.
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MI


Earned runs. Bow doin, !; Portland. 9. 2 base
hit, Hutchinson. 3 base hit, Hutchinson. Stole N
bases, Packard, Hilton, freeman z, Hutchinson,
spring, Burleigh 3, Mahoney 2, " ebster =, Ruby,
Kelley, Fisvin Z BAse on balls, Hutchinson, Web
ster, Flsvin, Soaie. Hit by pitched bail, MctiOv-
ern. struck out, by Burleigh, 2; BY Kelley, 4.
Umpires, Newman and Bangs.
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Urged to R.speot the Law.

VIgNNA, Arm 27,-- The labor leaders
have appealed TO the workmen 70 respect
the las on May day, and not to molest the
men who they elect to work. Steyr ride
factory and large number Of manufsc-
tures including many Jewish houses have
decided 10 give their wOrkmen holiday On
May lst.
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Mails DELAYED by Strike.

Coax. April T.--O~ing to . rail say
strike the train carrying the American
mails arrived an hour late at Queenstown
today. Several railway directors and seven
Dublin clerks travelled on the train. Tho
latter carried the UmbriA's mail to the
steamer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
YorkyflIe, Ark Entirely Blown Away.

LITTLE PocK Ark. April IA spe eial
to the Gazette says hat Yorkviile. sviilale
a few miles south of Cotton Plant, Wood
ruff county. was entirely blown away during
a heavy wind and rain storm yesterday
morning. Hundreds Of cattle and stock
are reported killed; but no loss of human
life a. far as can be sscert.ined. Many
houses were overturned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
Msiee State College. l3 Bausors, i


Especial to Kennebec journal.
ORoSo, APRIL 26,--The Maine State
College Baes Ball team played their second
game of the season this afternoon On the
College grounds, with the Bsngors. The
weather was extremely cold and detracted
much from the interest of both players
and spectators The Bangor playes we're
rusty, having had 10 prsctice this spring
hich, together wiki the fact that they
were unable to his B!ackiDgton. will &C
couat TOR the un, quality of the score.
he NJ. s. c. boys have only oeen on
the diamond a short time, but, on the
Whole, their work was quite satisfactory.
Btsckington, ~ho f...i the box last ar
.upported by Fo-s, WAS the battery Ihl'
com 9ination, vi. h Pierce AID Ned Hsmiln
As alteruates, viii probNbl' not be cha gc'i.
iu fact, tht team as ii played toisy will
probably r.pies.nt the College N the
4esgur series They are rs 20 l'~s: Rich
10. BId, 20. llanhn (Curu-) 81 Lord,
pIei Co, TT Ather on, sutsiIuse.
Some points OF tae team appear weak
and h.ie are none but cse improve ~Ith
prsc ie ~h.cn ihey are ,ar'.siy strIy! X
to do babb, Who has covered Dtst has,
- acce y.sb,y tor ibr tso PAST seasons has
fetirtt from the h III Us Ing . some trouble
which he has ,1p Tie. c,d Win he yes.
The score of use game ~s- rs foho~s:
2 5 4 3 Total
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Cyci5ne at Memphis.

MyxpHrs, Tenn April 27.-A cyclone
sccompspi- by a heavy fai' OF hsii' passed
from southwest 70 northeast anon' Eve
mile. southeast OF Memphis tat eTeni'
At 6 80 Reports -hos considerable fsm.
age done Severn houses we're blown eoSr'
no less Of life is reported.
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Arcr bio Accident At Jope.boro.

MAcu1As April 21-At Jones bero, Fri'las,
AS Captain Melville Smith was passing the
door Of the cellar in his house he caused
double barreiled shot gun. which vas stand
ina loaded behind the door, to fall, DIS
charging il sni sending conte nts into both
feet. shattering them. One foot was am
puts,cd 1t the ankle and the other badly
torn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28

SrRrxerlrLp. Ohio, April I5-John NJ.
Carey. . ,es.iiug u urde-'sker of this city.
high up in MascSry ard for many years III
secretary Of the kuisht Temclsrs, is = de-
fauI,er to the smou1, of sl.too. He has
disappeared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28

MONTREAL, April PA g'ssn;ie labor
meeting vas held here 'sst night Be
txe.u three sn four shausa - repr SCI "a
,ives we're pre-ent who sd.p'ed resolutions
in favor of eight hours for days work.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


Casper Soei . clerk in the Newark, N. J.
post Office, was committed 70 Trenton jail
sunday, IN default Of e5 900 bail for en-
bezzling %, 900 from the money order de-
partment Of the Newark post ONCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28

At Gloucester Point, N. J.-Athletic, 5;
Syracuse, 3.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 5; Rochester. 6.
AT Louisville-Louisvile, "A; Columbus.
l.
At Louisville-Louisville, 4; Toledo, 8,
IL innings.
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Will 6trike Tbursday.

CHICAGO. ArRIL 27,--Fally 1000 house
men, by . unanimous vote. deci led this
afternoon to strike Thursday, unless their
request for eight hours vas complied with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28

PARIS, TExAs. ArRIL 27,---There was 81
feet of water in Red river at Arthur Cit,
this morning and the water 10 still rising
rapidly. The bottoms are all overlooked
and crops are destroyed.
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Severe sails.o orm at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. April 2T.-The heaviest
haiIstorm on record passed over this city
shi. afternoon The extent Of tie damsge
IL not yet ascertained, but must b vefy
meat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
SCHOOLS OF MAINE.
Superintendent Luca'S Report Of their
Condition and Progress.
Statistics Showing the Cor di'ion CT
Various Depar, ments Of the Wo,k.

The annual report Of Hon. Hon. N.
Luce. State SuperiDt. ndent of Common
Schools, has been printed and the statistics
for 1889 are practically complete, for the
first time in ten years, only one of III
thousand separate returns from which they
are compiled having ia led to reach the
State uifice and that due from the assessors
Of one of the smaller plantations The fol
loving comparative summaries of the tsbles
cove. ths en- ire common school system
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National League Standing.
Won. Lost. Played. Per Cent.


At tLewiston-Brunswick, 8; Bates. 5.
At Waterville-Colby. Is; Fairnelds, 9.
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VOICES OF THE PRESS.


Harrington Chronicle.
Regarding the appointment Of Judges,
recently made by Gov. BurleiRh, We hear
only words If praise irrespective Of party
preferences
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28
BROTHERHOOD AND LEAGUE.
TIE BROTHERHOOD
Boston Beats New York Other
Games Prevented by Rain.

At Boston -
Innings lsS<5
b ,stoHs, Sly oS& o-l&
Ne~ Yorks, eolllIoo Ole
Hits. Boston, "a; New York. 20. Err.
rors, Bosom. ~; New Y ,rk II. Batteries
Daley. kilroy and kelley; Crane and
Vaughn.
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Deputy q g Marshal stackpole.

Deputy q g Msrshal stackpole.
BIppBroRD, April 27-Unit States Mar
shall Saunders of Portland, has appointed
Obed r. Stsckpole of this city, deputy
Mr.. stackpole was deputy under United
States Marshal Harmon.
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ONE EMO
Both the method and results VII
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleas
md refreshing to the taste, and as
gently yet promptly on the Kidney
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
iches and fevers and cures habituai
ronsti ipation. Syrup of Figs is the
pnly remedy of its kind ever pro-
luced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its 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 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SKRUP co.
saw fsAScIsc0. clL.
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.ANSY PILLS,

ps CAfox's RxItsBls sosroess rr4f-ev ssM
AI~s,, prsuups Ard -a-csaal s~~srs II al --tasas
- s,<sr.>S he sa1 ssiB ps~Eis oasA1t
s<>unssnass sszpe
~, .,aeS irs<t q ss -
- Dn cArvpA NO. Sas- Daesse -
ss, G.s.sl As~nt septtsfso.iiv
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CITY OF AUGUSTA

IN. committee on pensions viii meet at tee Al
x-.m.o's rooms Thursday evening Of each wees
sa'n '@' Gso. ". vickery,. Gu
6oveu y. Crooe. \ nifsses
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Maine : ate College, ) 3 4-l3
BsOgor, U D U IL
Errors, Maine State College, 3; Ban
g3r. 3.
Earned runs, Maine State College.
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Snow in New Hsmpshire and Vet
mont.

LAscAsrER. N H, April 27.-T~o in
ches of nov fell here last night, moss of
il remaining on the ground all day. A
hesvy rain is falling 'cnight.
LYxporviLLE VT. April p A snow
storm prevailed here last night. A,9 A. NJ.
today five inehes had IA len.
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ML AID LETTER HEADS
mh md blocked At very lowest prices.
az Eanfhe: journal siiic:. We have
9aMI large amount d this work b
emad satisfaction d sar p,trsas. ID
- uafalte4 |: Be irsttlsss d Hsry
1 lfies md simples furnished tsl
h1tal MlEca I HM.
lulysh. hin
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for Sale or to YET.
FOR SALE.

- ssass-,v Of desirable residences In Augusta.
vAfysns In price from $3.50 to oS,5OO, al
ssis dsy, one two story nous. and lot In Lewiston
-. number Of farms In kenn~bec county,
.ss as IN price frcm S19ssO to 4sO>bO. Houses
e-NAements - let. f.. ". WHIrKHousE, At
ses. Augusta. Maine. jaaidtf
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Players League Standing.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


vents Other oamos.
At Boston -
Innings l23<5 67s9
New Yorks, O0l llOx- 8
Bostons, 90 90 o / 0 O. l
Hits. New York, IL; Boston. 4. Errors.
New York, 10; Boston, IL. Batteries,
Rusie and Buckley; Nichols aud Gansel.
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The United States
official Investigation Of
Baking Powders,

Made under authority Of Congress by the Chem
ical Division of the Department of Agriculture,
Washington, d. C., and recently completed,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-28

Shows the Royal Baking
Powder to be a cream
of tartar baking powder
of the highest quality,
superior to all others in
strength, leavening power
and general usefulness.
The Royal Baking Powder is thus Distinguished
by the highest expert official authority the
leading Baking Powder c. the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
Glad to Wear a Queens Old CIothe.

New YORK, June 19-It is not gener-
ally supposed that any society woman in
New York arrays herself in anybody's
old clothes, but few of them have done
so, and been proud enough Of the fact TO
tell about it, though it does not seem to
have reached the ears of those gifted and
imaginative writers for some Of the pa
pers whose vivid descriptions Of the pet
ticoats and nightgowns of society lead
ers whom they do not hesitate to specify
would seem 10 indicate remarkable in
timacy in the boudoirs Of those ladies.
But there are women Of abundant
wealth and refined taste who wear sec
ond hand clothes, though they do not go
down to Bleecker street to buy the gor-
geous satins and cottony velvets which
hang at the doors of the old clothes shops
in such tempting magnifcence.
No, the possession Of these castofs I'M
plies a voyage across the sea, and stamps
the owner at once as a woman Of means
and opportunities. For they are the
once or twice worn toilets Of royalty,
and are only to be obtained by the fortu-
nate few who can get In to the annual
sale Of costumes OF Queen Margherita.
Of Italy. And it by no means follows
that because they are second handed
they are cheap. The modern kings and
queens appear to have degenerated from
the lavishness of splendor attributed to
old time soTereigns and 20 have thrifty
satisfaction IN turning an honest penny.
Queen Margherita is a beautiful w0m-
IN. and is said TO be one Of the best
I dressed in Europe The exigencies of
court life. with its brilliant pageants and
CeTenonials, require a great many sple1-
f did toilets in the coarse Of the year. IS
/ the same one can only figure at two or
three Il these grand functions. Nor can
+ 10 be supposed that any pretty woman
I ueE,ects 90 live UP % her opportunities
and 90 fuldll these requirements. So at
f The end of the year the accumulation q
+ scarcely worn fire gowns is sold 70 tba
I highest bidders by 2 court chambezlsin
! OF some other royal fuuctonsTy with
/ much pcmp and Circumstance. HaITY
7 IS the American woman with money IN
her TVlTse who gets into one 4 these
most exclusive auctions Int OF, three
and for times happy, - " virgil r.
rre-zs, The woman who hrinzs home
with her. ss I'D tle wife q a rich Eew
Yorker lately. a sumptsous gown #
green velvet with > train ~ rovsI lsngt1
and strange unig1e metallic elnb-1lceT-
is. cal-1ia-s5 t0 make every woman
Who saw Der IN it mentally inquire,
Where in ne void di8 saa &C. fhst
soVrt bERT 4 EExEJT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
Wa Hnman Naturo?

ALBANY. June 19.-The season Of va
eating the cities for country resorts hav-
ing arrived, tie question Of Where
shall we spend the sumner is an oil
important one. was going up town in
q street car the other evening when two
young ladies tripped into the seats direct
y in front Of me and began q converse
tioa for the evident benefit Of the passen-
gers. said mum Der one 10 her companion:
Pepper wanted Us TO 60 20 tho country
this summer. but I says 70 mommer, 1
won't SO 10 TIE hoTud mountains; let's
~ t. Saratoga for a month OF two, then
for a few weeks % Bar Harbor' That
settled IL. for mommar and pepper al
ways DO as I say, even when ~ sara
togs. Iw0rder which Is the best h0tel.
the Grand Union OF the Stats Guess
we1l stop ~ the Union. They say it's
splendid early. and asa Just too awfully
fond of Saratoga life. you know. New
r,-t Is just a Et,le b- too quet for me. '
And Tins ths silly little body chartered
on FOR twenty minutes.
Yesterday I ssw my young Lady on
boarj the O'CLOCK train Cn the cusque-
hanna road. M ume- was there. too.
and So was pepper They were going
% spend thrse weeks near the lakes IN
taa Ielderberzs. where the board - four
dollars q week and tripe and salt mack
erel The STANDARD dishes ".