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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29


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pAwars More. i,esrtas.
Leader 4. F9of, sebsso,
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seeeaf -issaaef Y. fsm. Portland
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Hancock.
sesafovs-es l.. 6risaic. Mt. Desert.
Pascal =. GlissSf~. Dedhaa.
fIeyL IT fiosrfs- feila =. haessifsn, baeksport
Jsage n Probats-0 :. Cunningham. .oexsvori
kserag-gases NJ. Patterson Easkspers.
f1ssnig Astovney finer synRord. Deer Isle.
tjoaafg f,',ssS.i-s .'sst Pred D. Atssnr klisser'A
qegisisy n Dseds-w r. Campbell, Ellsworth.
So.afy Tssnsersy-J y. bsgis. giss~ofth.
Gsssshse.
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a N AtsaT. Gardiner.
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Register NJ Defds -.t.go. y. rfsiih, winthrop.
foaafg 41ttegssRsE T.. 2. Carlton. WiAfhrop.
fsqss,lsg Jreassrsy-- Jataas Hiaeehasi. I6ei7ea
6oaaig demapss stoher-- =. Hamilton. sisiie~sh
ka"g.
genateys~ John y. esse. RoeklHna.
Gen. Iiafkness. Camden.
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fosss.,g afforssg-w. Il. rgeseot', fioekland-
sherry Nelson 4. Hal, ~. t,eerge.
foanlg JreasyFsr Edmand Beverage, Rocsssnd,
County fonsgiisssoncr - Henry } Sleeper, Union.
Lincoln.
genafar-- Addison ABsfin. NosesstIe.
sherry Gbares y. gs9afe, " hItsHsld
ff>rI af fS,srta~ trsht A. tFeamer. Waidoboro.
f0ssnig sffferasy-Dxfo D Jastnrr. W sl6obofO,
Gsgi.fsr NJ i'rotafe- Howard f. Han, pa'nafs-
ed q
f'ossfg Cosia,izsiOHer- Lorenzo u. Perkins.
Nehlsstofo.
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sassat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

The Board of Health have closed up one
house on Court street till the owners shall
conform With sanitary regulations ard put
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

A houseli I'D vithoa. the economical Bfu'-
sells soap is as ine3mpjsis as b II without
a cisppsr or young isfy silhoat beau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

Once again let u Crge upon all cur
readers tie Importance Of large turnout
at so-day's great Republican mass meet
| ing a: wsiersiiie. Il viii undoubtedly
be the largest Meeting that viii be held
IN TIC State during the present campaign
Indeed it Is Doubtful Il Secretary
Blaine speaks at any other. The great
interest with which the prsss Of the
whole country has been looking forward
70 this speech shows the Importance
| that Il everywhere attached 10 it, IL
win be a review Of the political situation
by statesman whose political opinions
have more EhaB national weight. To-
morrow his remarks will be in every
daily newspaper frora Maine TO eIifor-
MIA. They wiii be eagerly read
by millions Of American eitizens. For
tanate are those who are able to listen to
Mr. Blame teiay. Al ths same h'ss1''s
ALEC will be speeches BIZ Hon. WA. f.
Mason Of Illinois. who has a National
reputation az al orator Of great eio-
,a.
representative III '""s'e' ''V''' %"
L. Miiliksn and by Governor Barisigh.
f1t there be a full turnout all along the
~, Waa
"
The Congregational convention that re-
dominated Major Mckinley, Tuesday,
was an Old fashioned Republican family
reunion, whercst the plain truth about
Republican aspirations and Republican
achievements WAS spoken and listened
70. MI Mckinley says the Ne"
York Press, took occasion 10 re-
view the legislation OF the present Con
2fess and to cInpisasile the tact tiiaf al
the pledges OF the Hspubihan c"hVeh'
i"n OK 1888 nave been reafemeo ny ei'e
popular branch OF congress- which "as
elected on the platform OF that cohseh-
u0H' $50 far IA the House OF represent
atiyes - coueerneh' ne saia' tine parry
pledges OF i7ss are no longer pfoiessiohS'
nut complete iuihiiFnenb' no oh2er
promise, but performance not pifug"
but has been Kept. not purpose p''1 mas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

Going to the Republican mass meeting Al
Wste,ville to-day?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29


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Alien, John r or unknown,
house lot No. i5, Bridge
Place, 400 90 81 20 I II
Ballard, J. NJ, about IL
acres land of Tyler, 800 la
about 20 acrea land Of
f. Ballard. leo co 23o
Campbell i;utus. 10 acres
Mud Mills meadow G5 90 ! 80
Cunningham, Mary r., south
half douti, house aud lot
Gage street. 1850 90 23GD 12g
Dearborn. j s. ieir. OF.
acres md Of D. White, 4j 90 l0i
Docseniorf. John, house.
barn and land south side
pelfast road, occupied by
Sylvester, $50 0, a20J 80
House, barr and land
north side Belfast road.
occuried by lyestcr, $50 co 43i7 2s
Dudley Jos an W rs acres
ia"d ~ '''"s' VI q" 300, sos
DoyIe. Margaret, north
half of land near Sidney
line, Of Cook, ESQ IS
known, hcm.e and land
west side Of Mud Mills
Road, 9Th Range 200 90 60
Foster Otis house and
LOT Green street, go 90 1875 81
"a II 81 land Green ST.
in rjgbt Of VIE. l25 90 2ss .,6
Gnrdnrr A T. : acres
meadow land cast OF
Mud Mills Road, 5000 lI5
freely. Josiah H. lot of
land on No Ayenne. ECO 81 CA
t,r.rnIirf Granville, about
~ ncr,s land All Range
east OF river. 1900 49,
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:. fr- t-ooa 19l
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and lot v..t ado p.n
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5 .fiY. Nathan. house and
20 h'nes Hili, east side
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29
Local Notices.

ET-Ihys:c.zn's prescriptions are care
fa.ly ccmpsaD..e.. al kinsn;au's Drnx Store,
corner Of Es,,isc aad WAR streels, al mod
e,ase prices. jasz'sieoiH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29
SOMETHING FcR TIE LITTLE
Folks
a NOBLE WORK.

There wss hegun in New York recent
w really noble movement for tine help
and advancement OF the laboriag masses
"a work that IL bound 70 grow. and
that will lead TO others IS benefieent, in
the interest Of the growth and improve
nlenf CT the working millions II il TO
the mind Of Prof. Felix Adler. said the
=. Y. Times. that the series OF Peoples
Free sunday Concerts owes its birth
Prof idser's iSiea was that the society
n large would be greatly benefited II
the working people were gwen an OPP
portanity to spend portion OF
their winter Sundays, days apt TO
be particularly dresry tor those who
are forced TO live in narrow quarters, in
the highest and purest form of reere1-
ti0n and enjoyment Music naturally
suggested iEseif 10 him He carried ms
flea 10 society. lust what society he re-
fuses to say. bus is l. believed 10 be the
Society Of Ethical Culture. There he
met with practical encouragement in the
form OF contributions to test his plan.
His ultimate object is 70 multiply these
concerts and create demand that they
may be a permanent and public institu-
ton under municipal control. "a are the
Ceatrai Park concerts ia summer.
Mr.. Walter Damroseli has been en-
listed AZ the conductor. and no il 30 ill.,
terested in the project that he refuses TO
accept remuneration for his services, but
adds to them his influence and best
thought His programmes are admir-
able, not too high, Vet Introducing his
audiences. which have been enormously
large-testiug the capacity OF Cooper
Union-and characteristic 20 a degree,
to the best composers: Beethoven,
Mozart, Gounod, Mendelssohn, Rossini,
Glts.k, and others. Once begun, there
is no doub. Of abundant aid TO carry
them on.-The HeHsesc{fe.
CILTIvATING TASTE Fur Music.
Too much stress cannot be placed upon
the importance Of educating public taste.
The fact that this work is constantly
going on In the eencert-rOom-in the
- through the agency of
journals devoted 10 musie-as direct
result Of the fact that honest, conscien-
tlous teachers are themselves becoming
more and more alive TO the growing ne
cessity for greater development in the
direction of general intelligence-thc
of churches 10 emulate one
another in drawing mankind by ''eoD-
cord of sweet sounds last. though
not least. the increasing attention giveo
to music in the day schools, should in
duce Us to look thankfully to the past
and hopefully to the future.
We have cause to feel encouraged 10
even greater efforts in the direction of
onward, upward progress.
There ia still much to be accomplished,
and the time for the Jealous worker to
fold his arms. with the complacent feel
lag that all is finished, will never come.
WENDELL. SCuIEL.
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The Electric Light Company began TIC
work of wiring Bangs Br,s.' mill for the
iucaniesceut system of electric lighting
Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

II is predicted that with fair weather to-
days mass meeting at WAterville will be
one of the largest. if not the largest ever
held in the kenuebec Valley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

For come time nfchi1t have teen adopt
iqg street arsb methods On The Fast Side.
a7d every pleasant day d'zsns Of them
could be- sven swimming obon; tide lia',
CIV ~ lea mint con q out on the h05mD
sun themselves. Evidently not de'ifiog 10
vat their clothes Snd MT feeling tqna! TO
the task Of keeping up With ihc fasliloa II
bathing suits, thsy have acqaiicl III, hsbt
Of appearing 10 rrpl &c eos.ume Ike that
A9am received frcm his tailor for his fret
morning stroll IN the gar;ea. tbs COS
IL me- hssH found favor vi il tie psbbc
a,d he officers. AID yesteid'y Ma''bal
More y, Mt over 10 intrrvies ihem. The
iad- got bin, OF h CON NJ ard scatne1
lie cisa before ne yifd b.; o. til the
1s-tbal had leafnsd ,heir nsm,s. II is
probable ihl, hey viii ia' C to appear be-
for The role eoeri sni explain their Is
captGc.
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rats leg of. allowing i 10 sscspe. sbieh Il
did. fmptrg away an :Erse legs the other
leg remaining in the srs2- IsaIMost seeu<d
a. II sEey bad delibfrzsed over ;ne case and
had reached the only possible means q
escape.
Mr.. B. s. Staples. Of Beifass. hiss % ex-
hsbition 1t the PteHix house ssshie. steer
calf With Eve legs. TIE sfrt one starts
from tine zh h;nd gambrst joint 2ai
branches down With perfect foot spoc
which he steps the ZANE N upoa the others.
Ia addition to this freak of nature THE calf
il te4asy. being saly six months old, and
Weighing SIS pound.- His Rirth 10 four
feet nine inches. He was raised BY Free
man Atwood, Of Monroe. and Will be ex-
hibited 81 the Bangor fair next week.
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Gannett & Morse have started their new
web perfeet'ng press and have everything
running satisfactorily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

Grand mass meeting at wa,erville hi,
afternoon.
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Seventh Maine Battery.

During encsmpment week, quiet re
union of the Seventh Maine Battery was
held a. nm upper room engaged for the oc
cssiou. on Broad street. Boston, no account
nf which has yet been published. This
battery. the last one raised in this ate
during the late war, wss raised at large. its
members coming from all rarts of the
: ate. and in consequence. i's reunions
have generally been but lightly attended
Of its commissioned officers, Lieut. Daniel
Staples has deceased. and DR.. Lapham of
this city is the only other now residing in
Maine. Capt. Twitchell sni Lieut.. Bren1y
reside in Newark. N. J., and Lieut.. Frank
Theroe. formerly of Boothby. entered the
reguls. army ard i, now stationed some
where in California. At the recent meet
ing in Boston, tle following members an
swerei to their names a. the calling of the
roll
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Let every one attend the grea, mass meet.
ing at Wsterville today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29
Daily xtxntbtt Journal
FRIDAY, AUGUST ~. 1900.

Cards Of thanks and resolutions Il respsrt
viii Be charged At the rata Of ten ecnh kn
All advertising anncancsnens Of entertain
men:s Whose object d the raising Of noasy
viii be charged II the rata Of Anecn cents
Inc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

of 'ate pcnoas dclrng TO fent houses
come to Inspector Bean end AK hin yhEt
Sre the sanitary r, gna.icns Of ihc house
they ccntcmp'n'i renting though 'b'
office. wten't created n. au infcrnatf
bulreu yet aiy su1h quesIioIs Inspector
Bean regards It his dag - arstct and i
seeIps proper that recipe before rer:hs
they msy expose their heal h aud that Of
.h.jr families
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MAINE GOSSIP.

Nj John Moore and his son live on the
same farm near Bucksport, in houses
number of rods apart, and during the recent
Storm lightning struck tree nearly midway
between the buildings, and the boil. entering
he ground ploughed grea, holes and played
sal havoc with the grass roots. The fsni-
cs in the two houses were badly frightened
and shaker. We admire the conservatism
IT the thunderbolt IN selecting middle
grOuad.
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Shamrock u sort Of While clover. used
by the Irish as their national emblem, is
very common at West Goulisb0ro, Many
years ago a vessel came there from ireland
and her ballast was thrown on shore there.
Among this ballast was the seed of the
shamrock which took root and has spread
al over the village.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

The tug Stella arrived in port Yesterday,
having in tow the three mast.d schooner
Liz J. Call Of Portsmouth, N. H. She
came light and ill losd with ice for the
Augusta Lumh.r COMPANY.
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Rev Hannah Pratt, TO gr ,tify the wishel
Of people in ttis city who dtsirc to bear
Lcr pr,ach again after n years absence,
will pregch in Meoa.an iIsll NIX Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock The Misses Gross
will ling. judging fiom .te Large number
that formerly attended Miss Prii.'s meet
iug' in the city, there will he large
congregation present next SABBATH, az the
services will undoubtedly be very in,treit-
IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

Some Of the best trottug of the two DAVIS
races a; the Park will be today.
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roll:
Herbert E Hale, David Pierce,
Augustus Bradbury, HCkekiah q Mason,
Harvey II. Weber, Charles BiNhy,
John + savage. Charles c Dalton.
Reuiamin derry, John tiouty,
Charles Richards, samuel Reed.
Elias I.Othrup, George NJ Churchill,
lanes T. Dudley, Henry Gaady,
Jpserh " Rean, james : Field
Frank = Wade. Rafus Fafnum,
Archie Cole. Robert tIys son,
Charles Stewart. james = Lowell,
W arrru q Carney. Fred Fuller.
william l.apharu. William II Thompson,
Albert = rRirenal, Charles u kenney,
Joseph Merrill, Charles A n Waterman,
stanley Alley. Joseph II Antoine.
Andrew J WOODBURY. Levi rowls,
Aionza b Merrill.
The members of the battery are nov
widely scattered. To a'tead this reunion,
some come very long distances. Benz +.
Berry now of Ksnsas. formerly Of Wayne,
csme all the way from Kansas City; John
T. Savage came from Colorado, and others
made almost equally long journeys to meet
their surviving comrades. II wss an iu-
ieresting and hsppy occasion, marrsd only
by the memory Of those who have fallen
GU. to Rlte, with US no more forever. II
was hoped that Caet. TAitch=ll world he
present at this meeiing. but he arrived in
Boston too late to Participate 10 its doiGss
He met few of the members after adj
tournament who were Permitted 10 take him
by the hand for the FRS, time since the bat.
terry was mustered out. Orderly Sergeant
Gsb1rne J. Pierce formerly of Albion.
Me. also arrived from Chicago whore he
now resides, to, late to be present.
st the reunion. Herbert E. Hale Was re-
elected President of the sssociation. A. 3
Merrill. secretary. ard Warren @. Carey,
treasurer. Is was voted to hold the next
reunion at Skowsesao, the time t. be fixed
by the executive committee. Two mem
bers. namely, Alder. Tosle of Kenduskeag.
and Omar Smith st Tosus, have deceased
since the reunion Of 1889. A history of
the battery With p,rtrai's and sketches Of
its members is promised by the cosani.tse
having the matter in charge, at the mex: RI
union.
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ssnstOrs Waldo PrtiiDsill, kamford.
Loren Il Gile-, kr0wnheid.
fet,sfg ifh,eney- Edward e. Walker
foaHfy rEsrh-- Albert \, Austin.
Efgfsfsy s( DefdssJ. y stAaiey.
.shsrlg J, l.. Parker. Stans ham
freaFnret q. u. Atwood. Paris
taaafs Commissioner ". " WhIimnrsb, Nor
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teraay afternoon and the tarn raising ut
Good viii Farm, Fairfield. attended, by
quito number from our city, our streets
didn't present 30 brisk an appearance in
the after Don AZ usual.
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.Scsal 2iaiic.a.

Pretty weather for our local ice dealer.
The recen, rains raised the river about
-.
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Fsnobssot.
Seaafors- Beb lamln \. Thatcher. Bangor
Efasfgs &, Ryder, springfield.
Henry " Mayo, iiampden.
ShsriF VIA. n Reed. bangor,
sopalg ltgf8rncy Charles BAILEY, Bangor.
TltFk NJ foaffs- Charles y Swret, Hanger
County Tsrasarcr- benjamin D Thomas. Bangor
Es0tsfer n Denfs John !. Bowler, Bangor.
Gegistor AZ Frebafe- AmhrOse G. Flint, Bangor
County coma,issiofper VIVA. /. Wood coFinna'
Pissstaaai..
seraf,,r To- rhas 4. DAWSON, Grnenyille.
sonotg tftSrneg N. " Mcintosh, Wownviile.
J,idgf IF Probate Il. iiaU. foScroit.
Eegistsr ef Lesds A. VI. Warren, Dover
Shfrig-Abiri b. Leonard. Miio.
County IreafArrr- Frank w. .sucne,ty, povrr.
Comfy Commissioner WA. s. Rodgers. tre'n
Vile.
ssgsd~hoe.
Senator Henry W. swanion, bath.
fL,rk Of fourfs-.ioseph NJ. Hayes,
lSherig-JDhn W Eslou.
fa,faiy AifpracB Charles u. Newell, Richmond
s0asfg Ireasurer- =. W. Weeks
Ieqisfer n IJss,fs-tieo. " Hunt.
fs,.afa s,,sas,,ss.,,uers-E " Carr Bowdonhhm.
John u. Bibbcr. Bath
Somerset.
Senafor- sylvester J. Walton, skowhegan,
ffasafy fffDrass-- Frank ". iioyey, fittsGeld.
sh.rtb-salgin n Jones, Athens.
Eegtsf,r NJ Tise,Is william ". Emery, Fairfield
fisssnfy CoupaitaoHer- Albert Ieaviit, Athena.
tonnfg Treasurer George Gushing. bsow began
Waldo.
Ssnafors II. Lunt, Liberty.
Fred kitehic, Winttrport.
SAerig.- Samuel q. Merton, Palermo.
Rsgisisr af Dsatis -t;eorge u Nctr'llis, Belfast.
fUsHfB lfttarHeb-~W. I. Z. KanncLs, ScHfspot'
County Treasurer WIN. NJ. Woods, Belfast
tpasig Coa,misstoaerA. ". Fletcher. Burn
ham.
Washington.
g..t,t
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What hustlipg among Aroostook potato
buyers there viii ba in about ten days
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Hoaltan is talking up loan and building
association.
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wristers should always be worn by ev-
cry one who is obliged to go out in the
cold regularly or only occasionally These
may be separate from the mitfcns or
gloves or the writ If the misfens NAV
be made long enough TO dispense vi h
the separate wrister. Ghihiren should
ALWAYS wear wristcrs TO AMI from school
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Belfast fishermen have given mp hopes of
uaekerel striking in'o the hay this season
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Bishop Healy of Portland will preside 81
the celebration. On account of the payment
of the church debt. to be held at S. Mary
Churr,, Hnngor. TUESDAY, September
Buhop Bradley OF Manchester. N. H.. will
preach the sermon and fifty priests will take
rart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

At Bangor the Imports for July were val
ueG at slls. 1877 and the exports $50 t2G.
For the seven months they were valued At
sGlG.32S against s572. $50 in lSs9, same
time and the exports a s79,s22 against
So, Al, in is-9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-14

CALDwELL's Run.
Progress of the Work OF Strengthening
Its Course,


That Sinuous stream known as Cald-
wells run, has long been an eye-sore to
the citizens Of Wheeling. The improve
ments now in process will redeem for
building purposes 4 considerable tract
OF land, which has hitherto not been
considered adapted TO any purpose.
Beginning at point about one hundred
yards west OF the toll gate, where IL
makes zig-zag curve TO the north. the
run will be Strengthened as far as the
alley west Of Chapline street, and the
B. Il o. railroad will probably finish the
job as far as the river. The work is In
charge OF Paige, Carey II Co. They
have had a gang of Italians at work.
excavating for the new chan
mel from the toll gate to bridge
below the flour mill, for the past three
weeks. The average depth of the ditch
is about seven feet, and it Is In the mid
die of Twenty-ninth street. The water
has already been turned into IT. The
old bridge which was washed away by
the recent freshet, will be replaced BY a
substantial new one. The workmen are
now engaged in building the abutments.
No provision has yet been made for a
retaining wall, but the banks Of the
new channel will have to be riprapped,
or it will cave in.
The work on the Chapline street
bridge is progressing rapidly. The last
stones are being placed in position on
the abutments, and work will be COM
meuced on the bridge proper tomorrow.
Weather permitting, +, will be finished
by Tuesday, when work will be COM
menced on the Eoff street bridge. An
eighteen foot wall has been built under
tho Kennedy house which renders it
secure.
The work throughout is Of sub
stantial and durable nature, and when
completed will reduce to a minimum the
danger to residents along Twenty-ninth
street, from foods.