Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-30

MAINE GOSSIP.
| A sosi from the honeyssesie strsys,
| Aai the sisciltingzis a. from prophet he!gbis,
| sings To the Earth Of her gliliiea Msys-
| Ntisam z.sr nlgiits' o mid.ommsr aighis
| All the towns In the eastern dis,rict OF
\ Maine have been heard from eIcsp. Calais,
and the scDedules from every eouAty have
been examined sad sen, TO the department,
1t Washington excep. th1se OF Knox
County and IL Is thought that these ell
| have been sxannacd and sent in by the
last Of this vesk.
The Bangor Commercial says; Out OF
the 23i censns takers 10 Eastern Maine
sniy . have applied for per diem rates In
ssad Of psr capita rates These have re-
lived ~ .o0s day for their work Five
Of them ase IN Aroossook county, two /.
Pis Gstsquis, one 10 Washington. ADD ons
la Hancock. This has be en- rendered nee
essa w on acc punt Of the population being
sc.u rred spa many Of the enumerators
beini obliged 70 hire teams to traverse their
ssctie rs. All ahst have applS-d for per
dem ,atss hAv . received them, and many
n,ose Who have no; should have done so
a, their. summaries show .hey have not
made ~ much as " o0a dsy on an average
" 90
Secret Ary Of the Navy Tracy is on his
way East Inspecting naval property along
the New England Coast. His destination is
Bar Harbou and he is expected to stop at
Bath IN his way. While at the latter place
be- will doi ibticss inspect the two naval ves-
sole being built there. During his stay at
Bath If h,4 will look sbout bit he will be-
sff0rled the sight of a. bnsy ship yards as
any shin bNilling fity in the ianl can pre-
sent,
Thu. Chi utauquans IRE having an enjoy
able time al Fryebufg and are looking
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.n, A., w.. ,.,.,s, ,h.n no .nv urcy,nr.
,,,',- and Indication. arr. ,,vre,,Itnolv f.vnr
,tI., ,a an ,,n,,.,,,IIv s,,,,,,es.f,I ,r,,.ting
The fearless manner with which deer con
tinue 10 approach dwellings and mingIe
with cattle in pastures Is exciting much
| Comment. The prevailing opinion seems to
! be- that the cneroacfimcnt. of the deer upon
civilized borders ar., due 10 their increased
numbers. and the feeding grounds of the
uorth being nsutfiq ient to support than
-
WIN THESE amman an" haNr Alhiicl Vheh
al their lives advance theory differing
widely from this. They claim that the near
| approach of the dher to pnr settled districts
rs On account Of he fact that every year
\ larg'r number of sportsmen invade their
hauntS and from siillng great numbers of
tiem and frightening many more they have
drUen them from The tmtkly wooded re-
sc,rs to lac aware that they are more pro-
| .eo,ea from the .neroaehments of hunters
| II is now said that the total quantity OF
icr in Nains that * unsold does not exceed
/ $50 900 tons while cities that usually draw
their suppl from TIM Hudson river will re-
guirc more than million tons TO last them
| Now, then the conditions as 10 Maine ice
drpcnh uI~u how much is held back at the
present time on Lakr Champain and at
| other points. but. it The sources of informa-
ton are correct. the totfl quantity of ice
available outside of dame does not at the
present time exceed 10 900 tons" Ii these
statements are correct. rs it seems reason
YEA ,vc,rlI ~, h,.cn,u,. =, inn. NJ, rho ,,,rto,
I,r;,, ~, ve,r lSon at Ira.f
Tho pe,,,ana rsw.os,er. have une.r,b
"a s,;,o machine irvpn,or who taiI.
rom Prince Fdvsrt. I,,ans and VIII, 70.
.,o,d. :, ,h, name Of p,t,ick ps,.,s II.
,,ongb. the machine win. him tn Portland
AID claim. that with il he can av through
tss air with the greatest of eass ,ha, he
~il,inv to tr, sqain
Mr. Peters ssvs he took the wings, sad
motion of bird for model, believing that
IL he conld Nv like hird' It would TIE
quit. enough He dill not proceed At first.
and it was only after making repeated fail