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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Nc. Frank W. Bowman of the Lockwood
Hotel, has sold out 10 Mr.. C.. Il. Miller
who has been bis elsrk, ard will 90 either
to Florida CT the Hot Springs for his health,
which is in a pfecarioua condition. TIE
Journal hopes he may receive the benefit
whieh he seeks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
Speaker Eeoa at csdar Rspids, Iowa.

CEDAR RArrps, Iowa. Oct. 23.-Spesker
Reed arrived from Burlington soon after
30 this morning. The space around the
car vI-Ein bearing dist4ace sss 500 liter
ally packed with a wildly enthusi .stio
Thong, y ho save Mr.. Reed sn ovation. Ia
response TO the iauisn4 aum-roas demands
for MIR. Reed. he appeared % lae platform
ani made twenty -minute speech, which
was pointed and humorous snl received
sith shouts of epplaase ard fosrs of laugh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

eniy Of labcr bat Of material, acd more OF
sAem viii be pat 10 s. coon as they c.n DC
made. The spool business has hsosgat
great deaf If money into Foxcroft and
made 8 market at good price from WOOD
that had always been REGARDED as next tS
warihieas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

GA Sunday next Rev S. G. Davis will
preach sermon on 0id Fellowship, and
Fs -field Lodge No. tis. /. O. o. F.. viii
attend in body, me citing at the Lodge
roam az 10 A. NJ. The sermon was deiiv-
cred ia Hailowell last winter, and is
repeated here by requs :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Mss Lena J. Lace Of this cs,y Is the
vfoad pos.essor Of handsome sewing
n,se hids given by The Atkinson Boase Fur
nisbleg Company 70 The 5oasg lady w'i'iag
he Sseosa bsst essay on the bes. method
of furnishing fss rooms lastly and
economically. asd al,o hoa to cook three
substantial, toothsome meals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The mad which is being taken from
Main street is being hauled 10 Charles
street where considerable filligg is neces-
'sry, and gravel Is u be placed above IT,
The matter Of improving Charles street
was talked up to soma extent at the last
meeting of he Board of Aldermen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Perhsps san are raa d5wa, can't eat
cans STEEP esas tisisk, ezat 30 sas shing
to ysu7 sissactias. and ysu wprds- u has
ats soa. Yoa shaata hesd the wsraing.
yea a.e taking the 5, sep ists Es-vgss
Praetrssiaa- Ysa sect 3 Nerve Tonie aEi
in Eiecsric Biaters yor ~ia find the syset
remedy fsr res o.ing Jour nervoas sTstgn
ID iss na-usal. hea.snv csndi isH. sErpsis
ing resaizs faiox til, Of shls great
Nerve 10 IL anil Aissrsiive- Your sps-
,iie returns. seos dsgel tioa il restored. and
tae Liver ami kd,iays Fssane aesls5y
ae iou Try to tie. tras Sic a. Bow :
d.teh Eei,sl4r { Go = Drug Sto-s.
sansHf.s.l sferLak2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Yesterday morning the air was not only
fall of frost, but the fog was 50 thick that
one could Zee but short distance ahead.
A good thick oyercoat aati warm gloves or
mittens were essential to comfort. 1t IS
time now that late "gszien sass was taken
=;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
Ame,icsn eta.llen eolng % Go. maay

LxxiSGros. Oct p DR. G. Btsrman
Of Berlin, Germany, has toueh; of B. j.
Tracy of this C tt, the hay stallion Macey Z
Hsmhletoni4H. b. Fdwaid Ever II, dam
Ruth. by RssG. IS Eag e'es len, fpy SIC,
080 DR.. herman siso iHteads pufcha ang
a nrmtes Of cao.ceiy hre4 brood wsres
wale bFre, for .bre dag purposes ca ;i4e
e0atin nj
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Il il surprising 70 nose the favorable
opinions we hear expre-see daily ia -rsari
% the anasaal power xisieh Ksmp's BalsaH
Possesses IN curing cor ghs ssa cDlis.
Msny Of oar psoFle seem 10 think II mar
vel Of cure for irstiasnzs ard ali throat
and lung troubles, and kes ? II alxsys 81
hand II The family. All cur dealers sell IL
large bottles SOC. sad 81. 90.
sesl5eo12x x4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

\ spring of natural cologne has broken
forth in the southern part OF hlziers.
The liquid has not been anal zed. bat its
ooor is vcrv similar to that of patchouIl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The result OF the visit from Lieut-Col.
Jared A. Smith, of the U. S. Engiae
Corps, was gratifying to those interested in
ih4 navigation Of the kenuebee between
this city snd Augusta, and they are san
gnua in their expectations that an sppIo-
primion will be secured from the govern
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The members OF Cascade Grange are
making preparations for Pomona night
next Ss,u rlsy evening. Specimens of
fruis viii he displayed and literary pro-
gram is h-irg prepared. ozher evenings
will be devoted 10 Cares and Flora.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

There ere sow iss tessniars stznsiag
The high seaooi, Asa 10 sf that naaabsr are
tayisg quarterly saitsca Of 81 each.
fhss 10 aaits source OF :seoase To toe
ely, bissgisg 10. ss IL does. about sseo
zach quarter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

We iaGge f'om a perossl Of the kenpe-
bee Democrat taat the editors Of that sheet
are Affective rsaisrs of the KEssEREc
JouaSAL. They are sure to find a lot OF
good stua In its columns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Many stoves are now beisg pat in run
ming order FOR the winter. Il behooves ail
To exercise special care at this time. for
carelessnsss aboa. tunnels. tbimblts, etc.
has befn the cause Of many destructive
ires
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Ooe o. II. o. pierce's crew at work
palnting the Elmwooi, had occasion to go
TO tbs top of the f,g-s'af which extends
above the top Of the clpola. He APT cared
to be perfectly at home in his lofty posi-
ton, but il made some Of those on the ground
dizzy to look at him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Nr. y. " Hove ~ lie Atainsoa Hsase
FarsIsAng csmpsny has bssn cs@asea %
tsas heste ssr sEas gazs sew days BY ssssre
ssekasss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Lewis Dudley Of Randolph was arrested
yesterlay with pair Of blankets in his
PC, session, The ownership of which he was
unable to state. As be- is notorious pet
~ thiet he vas arrested BY City Marshal
Morton and placed ia the station, Further
Inquiries showed that a lew evenings ago
aa attempt was made to enter the hpuse
of Wm. kaae, but the watch dog gave ar
alarm and the parties took to their heels
leaving pair of blankets on the door
step. They we're found the following 2
morning aud plaefd in the barn. They
are row missing, ard it is thought that
Du LEY Is the guilty party a, he was s2en
IN lhe vicinity of Mr.. Kane's residence
yesterday lie was badly Intoxicated
when arrested ard will he given a heating
before Jnlge Larrsbee today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The Uriversaiist church presented a
chet rfuf look to passess by last evening
being brilliantly lighted on the occasion Of
the supper and sociable which was an
nounced in yesterdays journal. 1t was a
pleasant and successful affair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

II often prescribe IoensSb's anSdyus
Linims Mt fer ysipslzs." sad q physsci Al
to US.
Universal hoaseh1id remedy Is the
ciammon peoples name for johnson 5 Ano-
dyne Linimeot. act2ths&sfW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Dssv thrss i.agtrsa ssafs haze sltessy
been sosa for tie Cesthsni eoeceft ssy Q
al ffs Opera Hssss oes- aiss, rasef The
susslsss Of She Senior class ~ tie High
s1heas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

There was meeting of ths Missionary
Basket Association at Pishon's Ferry,
Wednesday afternoon. snd several ladies
of The Baptist society in tlis place, were in
attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Upon the first evidence of s'omletis ol
bowel disorders. promptly give the baby .
few doses of DIR. Bulls Baby Syr8p ssd
rressnt much suffering on the pars Of the
iasle one Price 25 cents
England for commerce, Frame fo- en-
cry Germany for lezrring. fhs L aite,;
State. for discovery ana Bsl1irsore faT 9 a
Ssai's Csssrrs Cure, ealv 70 sass per
package Sold everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Mrs. z. T. Menroe and her daughter,
Miss Leei,e, are in the city, visiting Mrs
Monroe. aatt, Miss Ingalls,, on Temple
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

II the statements be true wh'c1 are very
one Of the special police of Wstsrville,
in prasti,uAng his position for the protec-
ton of those who are engaged in an
Illegal traffic in liquor. hi, official head
ous b. TO come of, ard the sooner the oper-
atl0n is perlorned The batter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Ths uEion bsnd Of this city gses I, Six
ney tonight, where they give concert and
lance in Grange Hall
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Mr. Harry Samson started yesterday on
! tip 10 the shores of fenohscos aud Wis
case. Pays OF guaaiss trip fer wood
eeck AID duck His return 10 awsi.ei With
considerable interest smorg his many
fsisrds in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The az nI of tie Twc-Hesded Nigh:in-
gsle Company WAS in this city yesterday to
arrange date for this combination. He
wauled the 31th, but the hall is engaged
70: tbs, night, and he went ioto Bangor in
tie afternoon to see if a charge could not
be made there 50 tia: tie could get date
in this city Chris ine the two-heaied girl,
is .!e ceutral traction. sn ex'eadsd de-
ser 'oa of whom was p,inted ia the jour
nAl OF yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Rev. II. r. nardirg formerly pastor Ct
one Ct The churches ia this city has just
st irled upon tip WIS., era visit to bis
500. the Rev. Carroll Harding. Pastor OF
the Episcopal Church at Medina, Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

A brDksn ss3iiy ssss es lsss nt1s 9ebsek
scsrie ear eas os Gsr siser 4si2ged susl
ness fss zsesz AZ boar sssspsasy fos~asnn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
Daily Efnasbef journal.
Fslaar. esT. II. isss.
GARDINER LocALA

Ae1esb sra 4 snsAli have hssg kase
ssas sisa ossr ssss eaiFfaes 70 ihsir Ten
sssisi gaessYs-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Secretary nnnslow OF thu Y. NJ. c, A.,
rhc laiiss' Auxiliary met in the rooms
sud have arranged for reception to the
meu.bers Of he Assoclit ou on Mon lay even
ing next at the rooms. The services in the
int rest Of youas men wl be Continued At
soms Of ,he canrehes for the next two Sun-
days aud on Sunday, Oei 9th the fifth An
nivefssry of tie Association win be oh
served vita approptiats union services Ia
the e,stiag Secretary Dinslow is nos
srrsngi for eddtessss from several prom
inent religious speakers on this occasion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Judge Stevens vent to Portland yester-
day to see DIR. E. s. Holt regarding .
trouble be is having with his ears. the
resrlt Of catarrhal cold. The friends OF
the Judge VII be pleased to kros tha.
there is not any serious trouble q. present,
md unless nev deveiormsnts take place
The trouble vii be oaviAfed in two OF three
weeks tina.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Manager Chase thinks that the show nos
announced for City Hall will stick. The
date IS Oct 2sth, ard the attraction will be
that play of phenomenal drawing
power, "unele Toms Cabin
L: would naiaraliy be supposed
that piece which has been before
the public so long, would be entirely played
out, but while other things flourish for a
season. then lsnguish aud die. Uncle Tom 5
Cable, with its ''iovaele Eva" and its
funny Topsy." and iss ''Comieai Marks,
kesps right on doing business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Esy. L. a. Hsiioek returned from Port
lard Wednesday night. He was at ths
.'HsiasaI seaport two DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Considerable excitement IS noticed ncng
some of cur oitixeas who are property
owners Of real estate ID Soak Falls, on &C.
caurt ef crest land deal. that has taken
place there within few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

load of hay IL an awkward thing to
capdze in ,hs street, but Main street sss
lhe seene Of sngh mishap yesterday FORE
rom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

II Is quite job 10 get things in readiness
for painting lofty church spire. In fact,
It must be more Of job to build the stag
ing than to DO the painting. Workmen
have so; the stsge pretty we'll up around
mems are completed upon the exterior of
this structure, it will look very mach
b>ttr. A new roof covering, AMI new
paint will do wo ldsr, for building when
they stard in need Of such repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Leprcsy is hideoEs disease, f,utthe sam
total Of sill evils il deash, arv~as, and
many forfns of death resaisins fro ID coughs
aad colds are prevented sai cured by she
timely use of Aeatason's Botanic Corgt
Rslssli. oct20d& slw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

One of the best things on the program a.
the Sorosis entertainment Tuesday night
was cot mentioned in oar brief repor. of
the same. through ore of those oversights
which sometimes occur and which no one
can explain. It was an arrangement for
tvo violins and piano, and wss very finely
rendered by Misses Blanche ard Florence
Pescivsl aad Miss Bettha Blamenthsl,
and they were enthusiastically
sppixuded. We are glad to notice such
performances of high grade of music,
aad hope they viii be more frequent here
after. Prof. Fales is dong grand work
here, and WaterviIle Is fortunate in the
fact that so thorough musician has his
home within its limits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The little Hight hoy. whose legs were
cut off by the horse car, contnnes to I'M
prove, sad the chances are ia favor Of his
recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

The Electric Cars were slightly m xed IN
yesterday, ewing to the h,eskins of = troll
Icy arm. Is was repsired in saast time,
ans. the ears RAINING regularly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Mr.. L. Il. Dseiier, of Foxerofs. the
vel known spool manufacturer, went
through the ei'y yesterday. de says his
o,erstloni tsis year hsve NJ. been qaite 50
extensive IS usual. 90 account of the dull
nsss ia the thread market. On an averaE Ee
he nasnafAc,urss 1900 70 5000 cords of
white birch into various sizss Of sp,ols
every year, and since he commenced the
business ia Fs1csoft he hss usei 5000
coras in this way. He has in the past
year got three Ansomstie machines
of his oun invocation i1ts running order.
sad they prove - b grest ecenomizers ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Geo. Cofaer, young Ran employed 81
Kimba!l Bros. shoe fscto-y, fell Wed
aesiay ait raoon from the platform on
Bridge STREET. near Z. S. kobinsons wood
working establishment He fell distance
Of about eight feet, striking on a pile Of
broken glass snd cutting his face aad ears
in horrible manner, some severe cuts
about the juguisr vein blee ling dangerous
ly. Ho il no TN Ter the care Of physicians
AMI is doing we'll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
FAIRFIELD LOCALS.

N. Tower has returned to his home
in Wisconsin after a visit of several mon.hs
among friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Miss Grace Leigh, daughter of Jas. Ii.
Lsish. has SO far recovered from her sick
a,ss as 80 be able t, receive friends at her
hsms
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Vav uorrps's CocnA-~''4are i1,oi
2lvays used war2Soo3l~nf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Ar. and Hrs. Ffank Reiingson hare ts
ssraed from their welding trip
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

tadcr The supervision of MIR. John Burns
toe road bed Of the Electric Road, across
the r,s'ns. has been greatly improved by a
sensrsl grading snd lsve,ing
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

MIR. Chas. Chase son of Rev. Edward
Chase took the Yankee yesterday for Bos
TOT. where he has number Of musical
students.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Msst,Faee Richardson, of Bangor, form
erly { { his city, is visiting her friend Mis-;
Kate Leonard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Eva Files, oung maiden hlilinx from
tisllowell. vas arrested yesterday by City
Marshal Norton. She is wanted in Au-
gasts Tor the larceny Of sS2 from young
msn at Hotel Bowman some days ago. She
wss taken 10 Augusta BY Depusy Marshal
McksnoeS Of that city ani will sw,is trial.
She Is not more than IS years Of age and il
il thought saat others are implicated ia the
all IT,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
OAKLAND LOCALS,

Tuesdsy evening Getrgs Fafnham and
Mra, Letoarnsau were married by Rev. G.
g. Hamilton.
Miss Carrie FArnham of Belgrade Oak
land High School, Glass of 90, is in town
at L. n. Fosters.
Captain Bailey has ,ateu his steamer out
of the lake and housed il for the Water.
The engine hss been tsken from the
steamer sod will be used for saving wood.
II has been decided u close the Grange
store. The competition among local
traders is se Y sharp, taas keeping prices
50 low that it is thougst best - discontinue
the store for the present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
for Sale OF TO gst,
FOR SALE.

member Of d.sssat;e scslsisEdSs in Augusta,
Me-, varying n price from esSb % 3s.5oo; a.
go several 40 20 rs Acre pisces tite suburbs Of
this city, ems tive ascry hesse sat lot tr Lewtstnr
Me- A number Of farms ia haBAshee COUNTY.
varytns IN price from staeD q sh8po. E9saes
end teeenent@ TO let. T.. W. W WatrENorsE. At
taruev. Augusta. NairS. tsptds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

A. s3me mroas sefs II wass n NJ :
Cas- saad's ha~s~are st9re yestsrlsg Isl
iag ssrssI I sss-sas frses he stare scr
1, ths Err. 81 ~ .ifs 'as sd ef ihe
hoist nz sgssases. shs barrel sas 'iepsd
~ nse af the serkssE as dropped - the
Il %. bsIos. ssisss Ehs eseaeass Il ihs
ta,ras Ia al drsasisas, eoysi g sscrss,
aTe bs&ris. an Q b*r Essrshsaaise Usually
fosEl ID bsatwsrs saore. ~ Aae
es4f.az os lime ssd nsor ~, srd ismsliss.-
Ing some Of Eae fsH'.y cooking rssxaa. in
sae seseeas ~ the 5srrsI, N-. sss- Jgnea
aArfsray escaped serious iejasy. tas barrel
Jas. graz ng bias.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

ssszs2ss ii E.ssts1 BIZ Ar- q I. sgaai issz.
iss ss.iss4 10 sos u. assss Is IN NJ sisa4ls-
isx's sss,s sse .as ~ s1ches 1rsst, has 4
ssss > zisd @z = - svssei Dt- aasi i ~ r.
;ssx ossf ST Ta< bss!sr II " ss;- Wat
nsy mass, and ~ sssipe fr7=a fHe works
Of tss 5 yser Kesrs 80, hsv 80 ? ~
"a. essl.s.s ~ sAss q 1 Ia srsks. r u Tx
inssnsi1n ( VI. ss~Htsisz :, a & s.z gseka
as.fl asate bass aasa $40 ~s.ars ef csss-
tsssssesz tee Lace
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
tiailowell Advertisements.
Q MONEY

You haze nften hsard u peefie living 90 the
interest Of what they 0fFs aad ygh have no t0no'
As often beard people say thai u they could only
collect lntsrs si 90 What inaHeF they must spend
instead pi what theJ cdG aags thsy would gqi
rich. Wei thsi Ia osssetly wbet We are doing
ana good pig interest ~ th.i. Make yoni
faopey work lnr You Head The nriees below. and
"a. shove will u NJ pisia aud "aleKr 40 the road
IN mill"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
HGL.I(gWELL- LOCALS.

Col. u. V. B. Chase AMI DR.. ]. +. Hill
of Augusta was in town yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Il. NOEL SLEEVES, -
lIaiioweii. AiA.Ino.
Awstore open every evening.
ianldsos~iy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Detective Ira NJ. Tiue is cut upon the
streets sgsia after severe illness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Yesterday ths Steamer Della Collins
sook the lsrsest freight from this city of
the sestan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24
oi,criissmsats.

sss4l2 4. ssgs ssesss fss Kssfur Aag fecf aass
ssss.,ft 4 .sss.ar sn ssev St F<NFel,. S,a Vi.x,
n, So. s..sss, 41, sSi f.s assit-s sse ifsca ;cr
:, - 80 8 t,sz ~ IS a-ss q +es 1T
S. x Is. sfx5aCe s4-staess.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-24

Landlord Blake of the Hallowsll IIouse,
want 70 Bns.on Sestaraay on TIE boat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-09
CITY and County Etiquette.

In city, no young lady goes out in the
evening with young gentleman without
chaperon (some lady older than either
who accompanies them), be it to the theatre,
ball or elsewhere; while in the country, it
is not considered improper for a young
gentleman 10 call for young lady and
take her to party or any entertainment in
q carriage or to walk with her to the place
alone. Or, if a gentleman meets a young
lady of his acquaintance, and finds she has
no escort to ask permission to attend her
to her home; and it is proper, If the party
be eligible, to accept his escort, and, on
reaching home, to thank him for his kind
ness, bid him good night at the door, par
ticularly if the hour is late. If it is not
late, and the family of the young lady arc
still in the parlor, it is proper TO invite the
young gentleman In, that he may pay his
respects to her family.
In very formal society, lady does not
ask to take gentleman's hat; but in the
country where it is less so, and servants
are not always in the hall, or in attendance
upon callers, there is no impropriety in n
young lady asking gentleman to allow
her to take his hat and relieve him from
the inconvenience Of holding it.-Home
MAGAZINE,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-09
A ISaby's Mem ory.

4 curious instance OF dormant memory
in infancy took place in our family Ny
mother went on visit TO my grandfather,
who lived in London. She took with her a
little brother of mine, who was eleven
months old, and his nurse, who waited on
her as her maid. One day this nurse brought
the baby boy into my mothers room and
put him on the floor, which was carpetcd
all over. There he crept about and amused
himself according 10 his lights. When my
mother was dressed a certain ring that she
generally wore was not to be found. Great
search was made, but it was never pro
duced, and the visit over they all went
away, and it Was almost forgotten
Exactly year after they again went to
visit the grandfather. This baby was now
a year and eleven months old. The same
nurse took him into the same room, and
my mother saw him, after looking about
him, deliberately walk up to n certain cor
nor, turn bit of the carpet back, and pro
duce the ring lie never gave any account
of the matter nor did he, so far as know,
remember it afterward.
1t seems most likely that he found the
ring on the floor and hid it, as in a safe
place. under a corner of the Brussels car.
pet, where it WIS not nailed. He probably
forgot all about it until ne saw the plpce
again, and he was far too infantile at the
time IL was missed TO understand what the
talk that went on was about, or to know
what the search, which perhaps he did not
notice, was for.-Jeau lngelow in Long
mans
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-09
Beautiful Women In England.

A good many years ago Lady de Gray
was labeled beautiful woman by an &c
static essayist. She stands considerably over
six feet, can shoot, run, fence, spar, jump,
ride and do Il lot of other things which are
mainly for men. She married two titles in
her time and is labeled beautiful. Nothing
ever takes this adjective away from her
have seen her Mt cricket matches, theatres
and other public places, and, like most
strangers, / was not sufficiently impressed
to glance at her second time, until
learned who she was
Perhaps the Duchess of Loinster's fame
as a beauty outclasses Lady de Grays. The
Duchess of Leinster is tall, stately, rather
bony of feature and spare Of form. have
seen her sitting in a box at the opera for
hours at "A time with literally hundreds of
people staring at her in absolute absorb
tion through their glasses. Yet she ceased
TO be beautiful years ago, despite the soci-
ETY. papers. She roigns by reason of her old
reputation. Brooklyn Eagle,