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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

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Yesterday We called atieEsion To the fact
that Prot. Efistos's school Of esiresses
hsfsev, rsHles snd ponies will be exhibited
in Graniis Hall, on Monday snd Tuesday
evenings Of n4xt week, and at : masisee On
Tuesday sftDSeon q 2.39. We iays sinee
been Informed by the sgest, Mr. VIM. NJ.
shaIiz, that thu viii be the last visit Of
Prof. Bristol 70 Ibis State for long tine.
as arraagems nts all male for his de-
pariure for Eafspe In June neat He will
remain abroad at least three years This
j., therefore, his farewell tour Of Asaerics,
ard eoass qusniiy Bis forthcoming visit TO
Augusta viii be the last opportunity car
readers will have Of seeing the most re-
Variable troupe Of hofses ever exhibited.
No man deserves better at the hands Of THE
amusement going pstIin, for Ia addition 10
the fact that lie Always gives the public ell
he prsmises, scd more, no one man hiss
done more than Prof. Bris,si to create,
foster ard keep alive in the breasts Of those
xho care far the horse. kindly fsesieg.
and no nosn has done more than he 10 prove
that the horse will be more faithful and
ebesient 10 those who use seatle ami kind
treatment than he will BE- to those who are
too ready at all tines to ase the ship. A
yslaAble lesson eso be learned by ali who
attend the performances given by Prof.
Bristoi's HOSES, and 10 all We would say,
10 and you will not regret ID.
A SoeIAL ssssIos.
There was an extremely social session
last Night both before and behind the foot
lights, the house being the largest Of the
season, asd the play enc Of the most en-
teftainlnz yet asen here. Some extremely
eomieal business was introduced. aad the
characters well sustained. An admirable
feature Of the evenings entertainment was
the play Ing Of the Grand Star orchestra.---
Newport OK. H. News, Sept 20. 1889.
This pleasing comedy that drew packed
housc LAST year when given in this city for
The Arst time has been rewritten and in
proved ia msny respects, and the company
who will present II here Thursday evening,
is the same that brought down the house in
rounds Of applause one year ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

Headaches and Eevers. to cleanse the
eysiem efectualiy, yet gently, Shen cos,ise
or bilious, or when the blood is impu.e or
sluggish. TO permanently cure habituas con-
sitpasion, to awaken the kidneys and liver
to healthy activity. without Irritating or
ueakcnins them. use Syrup Of Figs
sepsld&wlmfolrm
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Miss Annie Hatch il ia Portland for the
week.
Mr. o. W Turner's in Brunswick for
few days
Mr.. II. G. wlnsate Of Bangor WIS in
toen yesterday.
Mrs. T.. A. Mason went to Boston on Il
visit yesterday.
Mr.. chas. wenteotth Of Clinton. wa. in
tho o'tv yesterday.
h'rif McFsi len Of Watersillc was
%, li,s ., ,,sserday.
Mr. j. ". Bang, went to Boston on a
bnsnc. trip yes esday.
Mr. II. N. Fairbanks. OF Bangor. is in
. the city for fey days.
MIR. l. e. Cornish went to Skowhegan
to attend court Yesterday.
County Commissioner Andrews Of Mon
mouth was in town yesterday.
Mrs WEIGH of Boo,hhay, Is in the eity
visiting her son. Mr.. w. u. WEIGH
Mr. y. W. aathews, the popular halter
has gone to Boston for a few days.
Rev c. f. Penney arrived from New
Gloucester ~ the 9 81 train yesterday.
Miss Grace Fogler went to Boston on
Monday afternoon by rail f,ratSo weeks
stay
s:isss Carrie ClouQh and Mrs. IEurl of
Liberty are visiting Mrs. ilnrds sists r,
Mss su s A. Copp-
Mrs Wilbur. Miss Lizzie and Master
John Eiwocd Troop of Gardiner are vi dt-
ing relatives in ibis city.
Mr. ". s. Martin has returned from his
yacston which he has srct In diferei t
ptaree IN MasiacIuset $.
Mr. Henry tn'tseli Eni hi, daughter,
Miss Abbic Caldwell Of Win hester. Mass,
are wishing freed in the city.
Nrs r. g. Briggs of Portland AMI her
daughter Mrs. Geo. W. schayfer from
somersiilc. age whiting with ps. f. G
Briggs. Mrs. Brigg son.
Mr.. Bert Andrews with Mr. Spear from
New Portland. who has been visiting Mr..
Andrews and Mr.. Charles Bean Of Belfast,
have ali gone 10 New York to attend Bell
evue Medical College.
Gov. Burl,ish anil Gen. q l.. Bctl left
yesterday f,r Norway " r. they will at
tead the OSford Coanty fsir. weather per
hitting. Tbs fair was to have commenced
Tuesday but the opening day WAS changed
to today on secoupt Of the bad weather.
Gen. SpraRuc ia expected to Join the plr'y
today.
Misses Nellie and Annie Ambrose of
Skowhrgsn. who have been stopping at
the August, Ilouse for several days p3st.
leu yesterday afternoon foe hIu.c 1t is
some ten ycays siace they left this city, TO
make Skowhegan their home and are very
enthusiis lie owes the ehfged APPEARANCE
during the interval.
Secretary Gilbert Of the Ma'ne Board of
Agriculture, and nr G. VI Twitchell tn.
new Secretary of the Msiue State Agri-
cultural Society. will 60 to 81. john next
week to act us jedg at the Provincial
Exhibition to be held Sept. % The
former will act as jufge in the cat le
clsss,s and tie later in tie horse depart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup shoule
slvsys re used fo. children teetaing. l,
soothes the child. softens the gums. alisys
ali pain. cares wind cole. anI /, is the best
remedy tor diarrhers. Twenty-Five CENTS .
hottie f.h20i u W etiFrid wly
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here are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
"lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not.
but like
all counteriests.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having 4.
lis sold everywhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

EverybIds invited TO the revival meeting
At the Methodist Church tonight. The in
tsrest is increasing. several having recently
Hcfessed conversion.
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Wonders

Are sfpuxnf by III use IL Ayers HAS
vlscr m resf4rfng gray hair 70 Is original
eosnr. prpnsocrs . new xrpwtt, prevent
ng the hair fsoHs failsrS. Keeping b son
SHY. and abrndan<, ard ne se1ip cool
healthy, ard Zee from cantruk b. kizmoss.
ne universal sestinsnny Is slsaf this prep
afzfton has no equal as q dressing. and
=, therefore. Indispensable u eseyy well
furnished toilet.
Il have used Ayer's Hair vIgor fof some
time and II has worked wonders for me. I
vas troubled with dandrna and was rapidly
becoming bald biis since using the yigur my
head IS perfectly clear a danarun. the hair
has ceased coming eut, and now have =
good growth, 81 the SAME color a. when I
g2s young woman. can heartily recon-
mead any enc suffering from dandrun of
loss OF hair 20 use Ayers Hair yigor a. =
dressing Mrs. Lydia o. Moody, East
Pitfstgu, Me.
Some time ago my wife's hair began Y
come out quite freely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

Me-. Rsurdy. Remhe. Of the band ST the
National uosre is sportsms as weli as a
musician. Yesterday he hsd fiae success
WITH Yellow Legs bsgging fourteen birds
from sixteen shots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

Ask for VAN HourES's Coco k-take no
ltaer. april ldeodivnr
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There is a gent eman residing on Patter-
son street East sids. Who indulgrl in the
laxury Of keeping IA. nnring tho sum
mer this COW Is rcrm ted 10 roam neigh
boring psstute BIZ DAY, her owner goif in
search of her every evening. Mooicy ususl-
ls eomos up to tha pasture bars at milking
time. bat lat Saturday she did not putin al
apps arsncc ard her owner trulsea through
the wet bushes in search of her. No
moaley COW could be discover and returre
home 6i.heanenej. A neighhor, however,
who dropped in daring the evening voiua-
teerci ia aid in the search sui together they
again wcat over The psstnrs by the Ii sht of
l,at,ru. Ih, search prove freiIsss aad
the fir,t thing Sentlsy morning mooley $
mss e, ar.ci out ia quest Of her. lie had
been gone bus little while whea
the ueighbor came over and chaneing TO
step irto the stable found the coz where
sac lad been all the time not having beer
turrei into the pasture Saturday morning.
The pcighbos after telling the woman OF
til, house III, circumstances set out in
search of his friend. But the latter while
his neishhor was hunting for him returned,
lesraed The facts ard then set out 70 find
the neiShbor. Ia dae time they both re
tarnsi. the ro,s COW vas led. watered and
MIXED and that household was restored to
its rnsl condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-17

The risa of the wster in the river has
etasel an unusual run of logs. The river
is so eanpl,; IL Oiled 10 soma places above
the dsm TIA, tae C.ty Of wsterville WAS
uaahle to make her way through them on
ra shay on her way from Getcheli's Cor
ne, down to the dam and when about half
way down she was compelled to return and
her Passengers. seine fifsSea OF m,rs, came
through by Jewssts. She made no trips
yestsrAsy.
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Gailxusns Il STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
29th, lsA0.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~
follows,
GotNG wEsT-s.so A. NJ. for Lewiston,
kocsiAni Portland, Boston auj Montreal, SA5
A. VI. for linllow ell, Gardiner and south Gardi
ner, 30 and io22 A. NJ, (eNprcs-) for Lewiston,
tarmngton, RneklaId, Portland and Boston; II, "a
A. NJ. and La 4, NJ. for iiaiownil, Gardiner and
So. Gardiner 10 Pm. for Frups~ict, Rath, Roek
land, Portland, aud Boston, AS, tcxprcss) Port.
land and Boston; d.fh Z. NJ. for Halowcli, Garii,
ner and South Gardiper, H. GO p. NJ. might Full
man for Lewiston, Bstr Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsr-2,io A. NJ. might expr.ss) for
skowhegan, Bangor. i,sr Harbor. ST stephen.
81. John and Aroosiook Countv, V.0S A. N. for
wat.rville, and skowhcgsn, IA +, NJ. texprcs@)
fer Watervillc. Newport. Dover, Foxcroft, Ran
gor and bar liaFbof. sta =, VI. for Ws'erviiie,
sso~hcgan, Belfast Dexter, Dover Foxcrofi.
County, and Mt 7'so r NJ for Nairrville; FUN
az R .Sf' train for "A''f'''' and 'Aas'r u
The Night Pullman Trains suu zach way eses,
night, sundays Included, but not to Skowhegau
On Mondsy mornings. or 10 Belfast and Dexter.
or beyond Hanger excepting to Bar iimbor.
The day express iraina going East Mt 2.4f y. N.
| .nd West ri % a. NJ. run daily. Sundays In
cluded, between Boston, Bar Iiarbor and 81
| John.
ACCOM- TRAIN for Augusta
leaves South Gardner. go, 1910 A. NJ, 12.s0 and
rs 7. NJ. tafdiper, SIS, 100 a. NJ; 100 pud
| ITO I. M, HallowciI, q. " and Ia A. M; liz
| and 4i9P NJ.
Through tickrts 10 California and all points
| South and West may be had of u. u. Walker,
| ticket agent, Augusta the only oalcr sellinR via
| al routes and checking all baggage free OF en-.
| pense.
| PAYSON TUCKER. Vice Pres. q Gem Manager,
+. L. B0oTiBY. GEM Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
| Portland. June 2bih. 700
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Mlarrieo.

In Augusta, Sept. IA. by Rev. W II. Rsrber.
Mr.. Albert l.. rouapkins and Miss Achsa n Beai,
bath OF AuslI II.
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a Good Bargain For Some
bOdu.

Farm and Steam Gris; NH for sale near East
Nesporf T. r station Farm contains 20 acres
OF yoed and. cuts % IONS OF hay; very good
bense ss.ed. stable and barn need rerairs Ca
nseitF OF mill 40 bushels per day. IS horse power
englac. . horse Jo@er hosier, al IN god eondi
tisn- Location one OF the bes. On thu line OF tho
Easac Central kaiirssd. Farra md nit viii e
sold together - II psrts 70 snit purchaser. Terms
If payra~ns easy tts further particulars Apply 10
= D. IesshnsrHe NJ Augusta nr swts-rrisrr 81
kasf S.~,a PHILLIP WILSON
zuzHsttf
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Ayers
Hair Vigor

eae oaly prevented my wife from becoming
said, but II also caused an entirely new
growth OF hair- | am ready ~ certify 10 this
statement before a justice Of the peace
H. Hulsebus, Lewtsbargh, Iowa.
Some years ago, after severe attack OF
brain fever. my hair all came out. I used
such preparations for restoring It as my ply
sicians ordered. but failed to produce a
growth Of hair. ! thea tried. successfully
several articles recommended ny druggists.
and all alike feb short of accomplishing the
desired result The last remedy applied
was Ayers Hair Figor. which brought a
growth Of hair In a few weeks l think
used eight bottles III two years; more than
was necessary as a restorative, but liked il
"a dressing. and have continued TO use it
for that purpose. | believe Ayers Hair
tigOr possesses virtues far above those OF
any SIMILAR preparation now on the Market"
--Vlucent lone. Richmond fts.t
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FOUND
WANTED

VxTANTEp A bay 20 harn a trade A
wv aress BOX u, Aagusts Me. scrtffdiw
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WANTEp-A heasssesreF to 10 general
w homework IN a snsll ;snlij No washing
n. IOBFN.
ilaapwxil, Salt Is, is.a seesAfiw
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HyANTEp-salssm TO canvass for full
w line of Hardy Canadian Nursery stock. Hon,
est energetic men, - years of age and over, can
lind steady WORK for The next II months No espe.
fience iccdcd Full Instructions given. We en-
gage on salary i.nd pay expenses. or on commits
lion. Address teiatioE ag' and enclosing photo,
Stone wellingi on, Montreal, Que. J. W Bcall.
Manager. Name this paper.
Special inducom. nis 10 new men. Nurseries -
Fonthil, Dat. Established isi2. i65 acres. the
largest n Canada. july25d In
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NNANrED-Nu Ia know that the gift Of
w second sight nr clairyoyancc vii, enable
one 10 read coYrecily-the vast, present and iu
turr, Dr. n. +, Merrill, Western Avcuue. Au
gusta. Is well known, reliable c'airyoi ant and
II YOU cannot Win, him AT his residence, srnd
your address for valuable Information. augT0dtf
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MTANTED-ssirsmoi Salary and expenses
w Permanent place Special igdaoSmeut-
now. Brown Bros, MIR. ymcn. Rochester, n.
Y. hugSOd&w Inn
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UYANTED-A frsi c u.s. coax Tor restaurant
w Please STATE WAGES REQUIRED. Address b
q. ANaRsws. Brunswick. Ne. i0N 81. SrisllN
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NyyANTED-As Rs Is ?, four ar i've toems
w up,stsirs prefer a. N.ih s,ahe secommo
datians connected. dress "Ecni" journal
Office, Augusta. svptIidlw
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girl 10 do x ncral Homework
w In a family Of two. hpiy nj IS School 81,
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DEksoNs wor have lely packages on tho
l Electric car .tl h We same by calling a,
waiting room at g Il, nnrAs, iiAilowVh,
-rptliitf
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a II pTfsoas ha,iog Il, again-f Shaw fcT
N grson on accom-, ~ A. II q. Rai'rsad
will picsse send itrmisrd bill 10 4. T.. SHAW,
septlidtt NVwaury port, Mass,
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WANTED.-A girl 10 general housewers In
w small family. App . Mrs ", II. Davis
Summer sirvyf. spiAidtf
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UTANTED.-A gull 10 do general house.
w work, good wages paid for COMP. tent help,
sspted.f Mrs. NJ. V. II. Ci,Ask, State st.
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w scn,s ana ~ I'M. nav S,yies az clarsnr
slaves ana rangr. h,for. ns,,ehasln. sl,rwher,s,
s,p,tSi,u
w hasrvso,s \, ! s,asll .n,aii, \. ,ssss;ns
n rpgrY
,,n,,...n .. :. ,s,a " ss,ss,s...
MAMMA ans, IS ,,,,k far r,St.urast
w plcase STATE WAGES rraairet Address
q Axnns,ys Srnusuisk Ne Nax 40 s,nilllN
--- -
~. Nrx,n ,,,oa ,.t,.,,.. .,r, "a as.t., ia
" senerA hVuse "ofA. Apply 10 MHs r y
"sNhs. ~ orNNe s.ltet. .l.I.LM
YTT1NTE0-N ,.Ssf nj Tor GENERAL TSlI-T
w work Arp,y to drs Ia,urs n lulrt
t;,,,n 81 INV s,ntisatf
- -.
WANTED = imnse' ttrlt, = trst class REM
w for good family Apply al vne. 10
-.
A - n.tsoAs haNIuk a, "ts'h.' Snam Nrh
a Ensoh on ssveant " =, u y v, nalts"h
septii1't N'"Nn'Srors' MASS
~cr-1%- -. - - - -
DhksuNs W." haNt let fAshaKes on thc
waiting room at 6. Il. nnras, tialloweil.
.rpt iid,f
VvyANTED-A sins u ?, four ar i've tuenis
w stsirs pr.fcrr' 4. " m stahs aecommo
datinns connected. A dress "Ecni." Journal
Office, Augusta. soptlidlw
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NYANTED.- -Nfs. W. II ,,snnett, desires the
w services OF rood. u capable sih for
general homework. To the prcl"s person the
best of wages viii be paid. House No. !. tan
nett ST.. East Side. topudt;
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VIyANrEI5 imRc, ,irlv, : arsI class rent
w for a good family, Apply at Gao. to
sepisdlw has :, bAkNR CORNISH.
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VYYANTED-A good reliable girl 20 ASSET in
w general hoastsorS. Apply 10 Mas, c,
MKARs, ~ Grove Street. srpsiAiws
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UNOR stLE-At n bargain. two story and IL
Il half housc with eli and stable furnace heat ,
fruit trees. Mrs. NJ. l.. DAY, Pleasant II.
sputl2dtf Iialiowell.
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VTTANTkO-A good al Tor gsnersd hon.,
w work, Apply to ars. James +, futcf.
t,fyen st, civ scptisaif
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
every day until the business before it is

completed.
ON Tuesday afternoon. promptly at 4
o'clock. General Carnaban's Pythian army
will move forward on q grand Parade over
o line Of march extending three miles
through the principal parts Of the city.
The column will be reviewed by the su-
There will be fully $4,000 knights in tho
line. all fully equipped in their att active
uniforms. Including tho officers Of dtvis.
ions md half II dozen or more mounted
divisions; there will b be nearly 2.otO men on
most maynificcnt military displays ever
seen in the United States. Following the
parade of Uniform Knights will come IL
long procession OF lodge members without
uniforms.
On "Wednesday morning tho competitive
drill will commence and will bc continued
oil tho morning. In the afternoon the en-
tire pythian army will be drawn up in line
for inspection and review.
Thursday morning will be given up to
prize drills. In the afternoon the Supreme
Lodge delegates will be given a complt.
mentary drive around the city by the citi-
zens of Milwaukee. AT that tImc or some
other convenient occasion during the week.
1t is expected that the Supremc Lodge will
enjoy an excursion on Luke Michigan to
Whiteflsh Bay. a beautiful pleasure resort
five miles north OF the city.
The pyrotcchnic display at Gold Spring
Park on Thursday evening is intended to
eclipse I'LL similar Efforts SO far made In the
West. Tho bombardmnnt will opon ut $3.50
O'Clock. md will last an hour and fifteen
minutes. Among tho pieces which will
make the fireworks display SO attractive a
feature will be a gigantic equestrian knight
in full armor, with the shield of the order in
appropriate colors. and benring aloft an
emblematic banner. The kindly feature o
the beloved and lamented founder of the Or
dor. Justus II. Rathbone. will he d%isplayedin
u magnificent fire portrait. An accurate
representation OF niagara Falls. $50 feet
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

near its western limits. the view from the
proposed cump-ground taxes in on one
hand the tall buildings Of the manufacture
ing and business establishment ts and the
numerous church spires of the city. the
blue waters of Lake Michigan showing in
the distance; while on the other hand. the
view includes the beautiful curves of the
valley of the Menomonce River. beyond
which are tho groen.trees and cultivated
fields of the country. Tie magnificent
grounds OF the Soldiers Home are within
sight and but IL flew minutes drive or walk
from the spot.
The tents will be arranged on both sides
of Highland boulevard. in the center of
which is q grassy plat dotted with numcr-
Gus beds OF overs. The camp will nave IL
frontage on both sides of this boulevard Of
POD feet. along which will be erected in
Regular order tho 5000 or moro symmetri-
cal tents of the camping Knights. In tho
center of the camp ground will be u large
open space. to be used for dress parades.
which each day will form a part of the mil.
be managed. Gen. L. L.. Brand. of Chi
chief of tho staff for Mai. Gen. Carna-
han. of the Uniform Rank. has charge OF
the laying out of the camp ground. He will
assign the different divisions to their quar-.
tors in the order OF seniority.
While the conclave Is an affair OF great
Interest to all the members OF tho knights
of Pythias order, the main features Of the
week will be those parts in which the Uni.
form Rank will participate. The prize
drills by competing divisions will form an
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13

The Engineer is Guilty.

The coroner's jury has returned a verdict
in the bridge railroad disaster, at Oakland,
setting forth that the passengers came to
their death through the negligence of En-
gineer Dunn, md finding him guilty Of
m~anslaughter.
Dunn was an extra engineer who had
never run u passenger train before. He
was taken from II freight engine in the
Santa Cruz mountains and brought here to
meet q sudden demand for more engineers
on Decoration day. His friends say hc
was sober, and that the necessity of max
ing fast time had been So impressed upon
him that he thought to save n few mo-
nicnts by not slowing down. Being unfa-
miiiar with the distances ON the road he
miscalculatcd the time it would take to
reach the drawbridge by one length of the
engine. 1t now appears that this hus long
been II practice among engineers ON the
road, but they were all old hnnds, who
knew every foot of track. and no accident
had ever occurred. There is much criti-
cism of the railroad company for permit
ting such a practice and ior not having n
better warning signal than a red flag. 1t
is said n similar accident was barely
avoided n little while ago because the wind
blew the flag in such IL direction that only
the stick could be seen and not the flag.
The road had been run very economically,
the owners refusing to provide any safety
appliances on account of the expense