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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
Interesting Lot OF News From North
Monmouth.

NORTH MoNMouIm, Aug. l2.-Mfs. A.
G. Laonsrds died last Sunday morning
Had been falling for some weeks. She
was s.: years old Funeral at her late re.
islrnce Monday last at ) O'Clock a. NJ Her
remains were carried To Windham, Me TO
be buried b side those of her husband and
children.
MIR Geo. w King who was SO severely
IL iuIc1 some six weeks ago by falling IT,
hi, barn. is suffering much. His broken
mp seems u be ling well but he has compl-
Gated trouble. that causes much anXe'y hv
his irienis. lie is attended by DR.. d. T.
Marston.
Mrs. Moss Stevens is also suffering
mnch itom a broken hip. Mrs. Stevens IS
An aged lsdy and her recovery is doubtful,
She Il. attended BY Dr Ii VI. Blake.
The farmers are through hsying. their
bsras and sheds are full to overhow!ng.
Corn and potatoes are looking finely sod
prom 10 good Yell. cspecially in this
vicinity. Apples promise enough for home
u'e, aud more.
Report says the axe factory will start up
soor, which wi. give employment 10 qu e
a number of sxa makers. Mciiroy :
hlit kct mill is running sill its machinery
CUTE Il number of Swcdes arr working in
The mill. They are u fine lot of well be
hsysd young men, Intelligent and respect
ed
Postmaster c. +. Brown and family
have just rttnrDed from the seashore.
Lindsay and Sanbora are doing a good
business in their new store.
DR.. J. Il bay of Ncs York city formerly
a MormDuth boy, vi presch at the VI. f..
church, Monmouth Centre, next Surday
NOR, ing At hsif past ten O'Clock. Two
weeks ago h. preached a. North Monmouth
10 well filed house.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
House Passes Bill Of Much IL.
terest 10 Seamen.
The Senate Tries 10 Get a Quorum 10
Vote On Tin.
Favorable Report on Proposed Amend
ment to Giant Women's Suffrage.

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Stars, 8, Pioneers. 2.
fspeeial % the Keanebee Journal l

lSpeeiz. 20 the kennebee Journal II
GAgpisKK, Avg. Ie.-Managss HoGle-
han has al Lass saeceeisd in seesrinz a
baseball game for the Sfars. azA yesterday
ats srneon al 3 O'Clock the contest opened
on the Randolph grosnaz with ths Pioneer
club Of Lewiston as th~ opposing team
The home team played jenkins And
Hull IN the poinss and backed them up with
some excellent ball tsssers. The visisors
had Cshili Aad Egan as . battery and an
aggregation Of experienced PLAYERS coH-
pisted the reqaisite number 10 play the
game. From the yeIs .tart the game prom
lssd TO be a close and exciting ore, but
after struggling Il roazh nine loag Innings
the superior all rouad vofk of the Stars
Won, tie score stsaipg ; To in their
favor.
The bleaching boards held a coed sized
party of spectators, who commented and
applautisd with every turn of the Tide. The
Stars led Oh HiEh the game well Ia hand ID
the end of the seventh lnnings, VIXEN the
score stood 10 J in their favor. In the
eighth they made one or two costly errors,
WIN iitNit sACAA VI uAkttHk bt Tie
visitors. allowed three runs To be added 10
the score Of the opposing team, making il 4
tie. In the last !nuing two base nit by
Woods saved the game for the Stars ant
secured three runs, the Pioneers act.ag de-
cideiiy rattied sni making succession of
foolish plays. The visitors we're last at the
bal ana scored one run. They worked a
shrewd Trick AMI put 10 one of their heavy
bstters in place Of the right man, move
which went by unnotteed for short time
but which gained them nothing. as the hot
liner was promptly handled BY Collins, who
in neat play shut on the runner a. third
aad closed the game.
The contest aas sharp ami exciting but
the poor condition of the grounds rendered
good ball playing impossible. The visitors
were gentlensniy IN every respect and re
eeirsd many comp iipents from those who
watched the game. The score by innings
i23 > i .
stars, o D o | q 3 ;
Pioneers. 100000 . / Z
summary.
Two base hits. Woods Hayes; base on
balls ty Cahil !, by Jcnkins hit BY
pitched balls, lloul shan, Rcariou; struck
out by Cshi |. II. by Jenkins, II Il M
Iires, Toiman and arms Time of
game, : hours, 80 minutes. Scorer Raj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
" kennebec Valley Assembly
Richmond CsmpsrouCd.

RicHAosD CAarGRnUSD, August i2. -
This new departure on the Richmond
Cam pground has been launched upon its
| career in a most successful and promising
rlanner. The old tsbe rnscie has teen
transformed into perfect bower Of beau
| y. Al the lookout meeting on Monday
| evening after a short praise service con
Iacted by Mrs A. y. LAdI ot Gardiner, sad
prayer by Mr. Laid, Rev. II, l.. Foss OF
Iiailowell president of tbs assembly. gave
an outline of the work that the assembly
proposes 10 DO He called attention to the
| fact that large and popnloas section Of
Mslne could be better accommodated here
than at sny ether campground II the State.
lie was followed in brist speeches By
Dr. Salmon, President Of the Associa ion,
acd Bros Isdd and Ross. These all heat
lly endorsed the m0yems Mt. Mr.. Laid
and Rev. Norman La Marsh, the blind
preacher of the East Maine Conference,
gave tine solos FltXs and flowers. fes-
toons VI green leaves, an evergreen arch
and various olher pr.ty devices of ferns
aud mossss, etc, pleased ihe eye, and the
exercises Of lhe evening in leT r,ted the mind
and touched the heat. A large audience
ua4 IN attendance.
tuesday, Nag l9 was Perfect day.
The attendance was meet gratifying and
the services were of great itt.rest AMI
proh' At . 0'clock eon,,f>ation meet
ing was held, led by Rev J. NJ Frost of
Portland.
A, l0 o'clock wi if,s.es were delivered
by Etv. W j Haven of Boston upon the
EpwGrth Lclgue motto. 81, mop Simpson's
ia the word. ard 50 1--we every other
ehur' Ia winch e1alis cur Christ" 1t was
an at lo. earnest and yet Caihohc address.
and vas received wah great favor. He
wa : llo~cl BY Rev J NJ. Frost, who
poke in the interest of the Y. r y. c. T..
ihs address was tit ing close of the NOR
ming programme; it was wise. fratsrnal
and helpful.
At nae o'clock Young peoples meeting
WAS led by Rev. Mr Hay,n Then fol
lowed bright and Thy speech IN the in
terest of I. NJ. G. 4 by Mr NJ MlDousli of
Portland.
The speech of the day was by pr Chas
Psrkhurst, editor of Ioa's Herald. upon
"Es licences of Christianiiy rs seen IN Place,
Monument fn1 Art 90 No mere abstract
viii give any Iust conc 1tio1 of this grand
rtersnce. II was n baptized tornado, s7d
mads profound impression.
This eyenfg is Working Mons hour.
Rev. MIR. Latd of Gardiner and MIR. Rul-
In :. asa of Gardiner, and probably 9th, rs
II 6eiiver addresses.
Ev,ryoo y seems full of hope aud en-
tlusitsm Ia reference to this series Of
meetings. ana Il the weather shall continue
favorable the success of the mt crings 5
assured.
Ali who desire ltIs outing where btua
it Il cone - both boly and soul will DO
vi II to pia1 to take this iu.
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Maize Posts Represented in the
Parade.

SO far as the number of Posts is cor
cerned Name exceeded the rspresentsticn q
from ary other State. The following Posts
were represented in the parade today
Appleton. No. 2j, Farming N; Billings,
No. 73 Monroe; Besle. No. ~, Bsrg-r:
Biek man, No. 1l5, Esst Otisteld. Burr
side, Ne. Il, AGbarn; BOs srth, No. .,
Portland Biheg', No 50. Clinton; Brow ),
No, III, sterbcro; Bornemsn, No ~.
Washing on Bgrnhsm. No so. Cherry
field; Cobb. No. 90. Camden; Cart r. Ne,
I2s Free iom: Custer, No I, Lewiston
Cooper. No. ia. Union; Clondmsn. Ne
leo SscearaPpa; Cfayson, No 1874, Strong
Campbell, Ne /. Pembroke; Duzbsr
No. 80, Newcastle; Dortv, No. %
Dwipal. No. 8 Mechanic Falls; E-.kipe,
No ~, whitsaeld Fes.enden. No. -,
FrFepert; Fiagg.sNo i22 Hsmp5sh; Gar.
field, No. 46, Blue Hill; Goodwin No. 81
81. AibsIs; Gill, No. -, Chesterviils
Gill. No. l57. Ess. Bo thbsy; Hall. No
IS, Bncksport; Heath. No. l3, Watersiile
Heah, No s, Gardner; Haycock. No. a4
MilIleru: Harris. No 60, North Dismcus;
Hubbard, No 20 HslIovelI; Haskell, No
los, Yarmouth; Hunter, No. S.. Hodgi9n
Hooker. No 81, Montague; Jones, No
los, South China; Janison, No. 10. Nortt
Era5ford- ksowIes, No. 50. Camden
kno~ltou, No. i49. Ashland; Kim,au. No
3s, Livernore Pals; Fitzpatrick. No. 81
Fort Fairfield; Knox. No. 30, Levissou
Liacoln, NJ. lis. Sidusyi Leppein, No
i39. East sf5ns ham; Libby, No. %, Souti
| Litchfsld; Libby- No. lis, Newport
Lincoln. Jr. No. $50. Dsnrysviile Logan
No Iay HarYison MeG,IYoy M ~
Sssrsport: Harshsil. No. ~. Belfast
Mi.ei.s u, No. 50, West Nevfeli: Mount
| fsgt, 10. -, Bfunsrick; oakes. No. III
oIitsxn; PskMau, No. ll9. Cersrta; PFl
les, Nc IS, Unity; Parker. No. %. XII;
cry Parker No l5s, D-dham; Russell
No. e6. Skovhessn; Sesigwick. No 4
Bath: Ss5ord- No. .. Dexter. Sampson
Ne 81 Milo; SeveDs, No. 70, Cassne
Spear. No. 40. West Gardiner: Sargent
No 37, Booihbsy Harbor: Thatcher, Nc
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Hancock County Democratic Conven-
ton at Ellawogth.

ELLSWORTH, Aug la.-At The Hancock
county democratic convention held 10 Els
worth, Tuesday, C. c. Homer Of Bucks
port vas chosen chairman. and H. ID. Par
ker of Casiine. secretary. The whole num-
be, of delegates present was s.. The
foliowiug nominations were made Senators
isaac I.asrerce, Deer Isle clerk ef coarts.
Waiter J. CTs amer. Penobscos; Judge o;
probate. + W. French. Southwest llsrhor
Tremoat; sheriff. r. |. Wooster. Hancock
county stiorney. John p Higgins, Bar Hsr-
har; county commissioner, Aivah X.
Woodward. Ellsworth; register of deeds
Frank z. Greene. Bfuehill; county treas
urer, r. p Hartman, Urland.
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Ding,cy of Maine called up the motion
which has been perding for some time. TO
cor -ler the vote by which the House
passed the Senate bill to adopt reputation.
for preventing collisions at sea. lie did
This for the purpose of moving to strike out
in the clause repeating inconsistent laws,
the words ", ,Nccpt where local rules shall
tcrelf,er be adopted by the board of SUPER
,i.irg insJ cctor- Of steam vessels I'm
mciiatclv after the passage of the bll il
had te fopn he said, that this eIceI-
ton was inconsistent 9TH the true intent
Of the measure.
The vote on reconsideration stood. yeas.
IA nays. s-no quorum. One bundre1
and forty eight members were announced
paired on this vote.
\ call of tie Honse was ordered. 10
members responding.
The aus sion rrcurred on the motion to
recohs slider. and it vas agreed to yeas, li7
nas,, II the Speaker counting quorum
Dingiey offered sn amendment striking
out the exception. Agreed TO.
On motion by Rogers to commit the bill
to the committee on merchant marine and
fisheries, the quorum disappeared and q
call of the House failed - disclose one.
{ w motion pf iJlnHtry tHf fftbiutiDH NSs
/ adopted for the arrest of aDsen, membe,s
| Ch-sAIe pf Indiana. offered Ihe resolu.
/ iion direct ng the serge ant a,-aTmT 10 noti.
/ fy all abse nt.es, sScejt such AS are absent
On account Of ilnrss. 20 return without De
/ lay. D.nzley appealed to Cheadie to with
dfar the res0iauon but tina. gentleman De
| clrc1.
I Af'er brisf discussio ChsalllPs resolu.
I ton was isil on the 'sbls, yeas, lO7; nsys,
( g. Further proecr1ings under the cal
were dispensed win, aud the III passed.
On motion by DiDgIey. the Ssrats bill
vas passed req1irif z vessels in collision al
/ sea to stand by esch other, in order - pre-
vent loss Of lie. Il provides that the com
manler Of each vessel shall make krovn To
I the other jis name. Is yas amended ~
certain particulars and a conference with
/ the 81 n,te ordered.
On mo'ion Of Dirg,ey, the Senate bill
was ps.fe1 pf0gidins that when seamen
were shppsi By American v"sseis in the
c,zstvi.s tate or tiaie Win Nr1ico. Wssi
Indies and British North America. = writ
ten agreement 'hsll be made, and both
seamen and vessels b. subject 70 the Law.
rsxslst NJ putga. obligations Of each as in
otLe. csses.
TEs uousa nj IL adtnayned
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A Pension Swindier Captured.

ToLEpo, Aug. ll.-Special Pension TX
amner W S. Mayer of Cincinnati has cap
tured Buckskin Joe, a famous pension
swiI der. whom the department has been
after to, two years. lie was captured at q
farmhouse in Erie county after the farmer
had succeeded in loading him up with hard
cider ani thus rnskirg him harmless. He
wss brought TO Teledo today and llaeed in
jail. He was all through the var. ard in
the service of the Governments seEenses Il
yesrs altogether. being 4 nembe- of Gus.
tsr's regiment, fhe Seventh Cavalry, sni =
famous scoet under Custer, Terry, Crock
and Reno. Joe has been bee1 mai Jog HI.
way East by beating old soldiers. lie
represented himself TO be a pension agent,
and got fees for agreeing to have pension,
raised. It is said he has thus made thou..
au5s of dollars
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Csmpmeetiug at Hodsdon- Base Bali
at Eoultou.

Especial to the kennebec Journal.
uorLroN. Avg. l2.--Ihc regular Muih-
odist quarterly conference convention was
held last Saturday evening on the camp
gtound. a; Hodgdon. ard continued o7er
tse Sabbath, with large attendance. Camp
meeting commenced yesterday. with fair
attendance aai fine weather.
The bail game al Msple Grove Park,
Houltcn, this after Dor between the Wood
,tleks ard HoGltons, resulted in , score OF
% TO IL iu favor of the loultons-
lively ruuxwsy coming from the PARK
tstisv. by wood-iock team, throwing the
occupants cut. and ,.smohssi1g q street
lamp. Nobody Was hurt. The horse sui
carriage were slightly damage
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THE NATIONAL LEA0Uu.
Boston. Chicago, Civ cinnau ana New
York


At New York -
Inniugs l234 3 81 50
New York, 90 20 700 o. 3
brooklyn. 600 90 0 o.
Hits. New York. 3 Brooklyn, J. Er-
rors. New York, . : BROOKLYN, !, Rusie
aud Buckley; CsrIn'h,rs and DAILY.
Vt p,ushurg:--
Innings | . 3 4 : 6 7s9 10 II II
Chicago. 20 220 20 q u lis
putsbur1. 202 0o2 o o..
Hits, Chicago. II piitshurg i6 Errors.
Chicago. q; riushutg, :, Hutchinson and
kitucdgc, Gumbci, and Decker.
At Boston
innings l23& 7s9 10 II ~
Boston, 90 q q q o q o o . l.
Phhs., 90 $4,000 o o o o q o. o
Hts Boston. ) Philadelphia, B. Err
rurs Boston. o. Philadelphia, I. Nichols
aud Bcunc,t Smith aud Cicmcn,s.
At Cleveland -
InninR.. 2 2 u SO
Cincinnati, o 90 90 -
Cleveland, Ou0 20 90 o.
Hits, Cleveland, / Cincinnati, 9. Err
rors, Cleveland tincion,'i 2 Smith
aud /mmef, lihincs and Harrington.
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At New IIa,en-New Haven, .; viii
miu2t IN. u,
Al Lebanon Baltimore .; Lebanou, q.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, u; Brooklyn,
At Columbus Columbus, 2; Rochester,
At Louisville Loul'yille, is; Syracuse.
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BASGoR. Aug, The members OF
the pre- hihit on parry # the fourth district
in convention at Bsnso Tuesday. nom
nate Voln b Cushing Of Bangor for
repres, ntative 90 Congress, The Penobscot
county prohibition party convention made
the following rompfions: Senators. r.
: Morrison, Bangor I'aec oskes, New
port; II. NJ. Howe>, Char estou, Sheriff,
2. [. Ahbnrt Dexter; Clerk of Cours.
Frank c. Turner. Ilsmpden; County Com
missioner, Bradley W. Abbot, Plymouth
Register of Deeds, Jsmes G. Page, Chars q
ION; Register of Probate, sillmau, j,
Locke, Etns
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Pensions Granted N ains Peoy 10.

Pensions have been gran,ei to the fol.
iDslng rs,.denis of Msine;
Original, Lzrs WnBs". Jr.. P,ttsfeld (;
re- o,sd asd Increase, Calvin r. Gordon,
Lowell; increase. Rdwsrd y. Spear. Mcnt
viIie centsr; reis ~. Cnaries n. Young,
EYt North Var oouth; reissue and In
cres.e. Charles Whit. Ee~ Limerick
Abraham JoTos, Presqn- I,le; John Cisir
alas Tbomss Sicnm, IIallosell.
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Barquet to President Harrison and
Other Visitors.

The Mayors club Of Boston rendered n
banquet to Iresidrn, Harrison and other
t~ ineui she'd visitors at Yourgs Hotel ST
< 10 Z. NJ One hundred and ten covers
were laid in the main cafe. The prcsider-
tiai party was overdue st the Mechanics
Hall rece ption, aud after brief ceremony
at the table, MAYOR Fisher of Waitham in
uoiuced the Preside ~, who made brief
sgotch of thanks for tie trcldl,nf 3 show n
him during his short stay here.
After the address Of the Pres dent, mem
ber- of the Cabinet snl Admiral Ghersdi
tni SAT- proceeded to the reception n: the
Mechanics building. The guests were
presi1enr, Vice President Morton. Scc-t
t4ries Proctor, Tracey, Noble Rusk PIT
vste Secretary Iislford. Gov. Bracket;
Gcn, Butler, Congressmen Mckinley.
Boutelle, Lodge, Gambler, Gen. Luciu~
Tdireh Ia, Hon. Warner Miller, ADMIRAL
Ghersdi Speaker Brret Of Mass, Adj
Gen. Dalton, Insurauce Commissions
Merrill.
Speeches were made by Gems Sickle
and Butler, Warner Miller, Gen FsiIchili
Judge Charles Deveus, msyors Pinzsee oi
Detroit, Cushing of Omaha and Peck OF
sioux Fails, Iowa.
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Some OF the Features Of tho Parade.

The Departments werr ranged in Com
mon wealth avenue in order OF seuioritv,
the Illinois leading, the Massachusetts ~
the receiving Department occupying the
left of the line.
At II 80 O'Clock all was ready. Com
msnder-in- Chief Alger. with his full stafl
of six hundred mounted men escorted hy
the T.. W. Kinney Post, mounted, and
headed by n corps of mounted police. rode
to the head of the Illinois Department. and
at the command OF the leader, the greatest
street pageant ever witnessed in Boston be-
gan it, onward mach.
At l45 T.. NJ Cen Alger and staff, Il
little in advance Of the head of the pro
cession arrived at the final reviewing stand
in Adams Square.
After the generals escort and staff mum
berirg 600 horses. came the Illinois depart
mcnt, of which ihr feature was Aurora
Pos' No 20, which bore transparency
with the inscrirton. The Home of Lin
coin. Grant ana Logan"
Wisconsin hoys ha followed got many
a cheer ard provoked many smiles as they
carried a badger in wire cage suspended
on pole.
The Pennsyivsuit third Lewiston. was re
narksblc for the number of Old oa tie flag
they bore. over fly bsing in the line.
Tie Ohio division was he'd by Deputy
Commaulcr p. II. DarlInc, who received
many cheers ss he passed doau lower Com
mon fealth avenue. There wrre innuner-
abe horse ch st1u,s in their line, of which
the stirgu ching feature vas huge clP-
per horse chestnut suspended between the
poles.
New York; leading feature was post %
140 dressed ~ white hats an unpT"tentiou-
hut very neat unilorm' They were as En-
a SET Of men as is fen seen in line.
The Gucriliss AMI /ouivas were much
| chesrea. but the boy hln1 Of Gj p,eces from
The Mission of The Immaculate Virgin, New
| York City took the hearts OF the croE1-.
TIE Nutmeg State was fully represented
| by hugh nutmeg sn1 a eOlored Connect
cut post bearing azes were much applaud
ed. while g. Van lIopten Pos, of Iersc,
Cits, was most cheered oe the New Jersey
division, as they passed the Vendome.
The approach Of the Maine division VA
the signal for aro;her burst of applause
| fhe Department Of Maine male bi.
showing ia the parade tod,y.
I DE Pine Tree State furnished 1000 mer
in line.
Msj. W. II. Greene Of Portland, com
msnael the Cumberland county battalion
II. Bolster, South Paris. the Oxford COUNTY
men; Col. Isaac Dyer, Skos hegan. tn
Somerset county battalion; Col Wsds
worth, Belfast. the Waldo county men, an
| Maj. Bsn Hill the Androscogeil COUNTY
d CATION, which numbered 500 men.
| Dept. Commander John B Anderson o
Maine received a good deal of spplsuse.
| Pest 20. of Css,ine, Name, carried pine
trees
The thr7e eornerei hats of the Contine II
tai Band Vt Bath, Me, we're feature 0
| thst division.
Bath post had in line horse capture,
from the enemy at Cedar Creek by Gen
t. w. Hyde of Bath, Ne. which Gillette
much applause from the crowds along Jh
line.
| Every man in this division wore -ilve
lpfanlshell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

FosDA. n. H., Aug. PA freight
train passed ~e,t through the Mohawk
Valley this afternoon over the New York
Central road. II is the fret freight train
over the rosd since Friday Ssi,chmsn
aud baggage masters here VINO went out on
the slriKr have, With but one exception, re-
turned 70 work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
Trying to Save Six Convicted Men

CucAso, Aug IA dispatch from
Topeka. Ksn., says: A desperate effort is
seing made to get new trial for the SIX
men At Paris, Tex. who were sentenced to
be banged Dec 10 for the murder Of Sher-
if Gross and his party in No Mans Lsnd.
The convicted men are all very proniins Mt.
Cook, ore of the men sentenced, vas can
did4te fer State Serater four years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
Schooiship St. Mary at Southwest
HaIbur.

BAN HARBoR. Aug. l2 The school ship
1t. Mary is Stationed at Southeast Hsrbor
Bar Harhor seems to be quiet since the
disttaguished visitors left AMI countless
parties are going on. Several tine concerts
are 20 b. gwen this week and the kirmess
At Rod!cks. All large hotels are full, save
Rodicks- First SUBSCRIPTION hop of the
season came of at the ~. Sauvier tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
Grenadier Guards at Bermuda

BKRsupA, Aug. I2.-Ths troop ship
Tanar. With the Grena1ier Guards On
hoard. has arrived here. TIE ship sailes.
for Bermrda en- Ialy 70, and had pleas
at passage fhe troops prssen'ei a fine
appsaraace. even ia their sea dress. a.d
the report j. that the men ccnsacse,. th=m
,eiEss s.iairahiy on the passage out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13
A 90 600 600 Building Tor Chicago.

CuicAGo. Aug. I2.--The biggss: building
permit evsr uksn out in Cook county vas
Saturday issued to The Fair" for the cree
ion of magnificent sixteen story store
and Office building at Nos. Isf to 200 state
street. t, cost 5000 90 The permit it.
self coat 81 800 which vas Just twice the
f.a-s shs. srker rn. fo- - t.fis~-i-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-13

ALsAsI, N. ~, Aug. l2.-AppIicabts
for positions crowded the employment
bureau OF the New York Central Rsiirosd
today. No men we're put on, the railroad
officials saying II ~ had no room for them
at urG sent