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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-22
Vermont LEGISLATION.

MONTPELIER, Nov. eI.-The Senste to-
day killed the bill extending the open Sea-
son for Lake Champlain fishing. The
House did the same for the bill creating
q State Board Of Pharmacy and another to
abolish the Board of Rrilroad Commission
ers. Bills reducing the number Of Supreme
court judges to six ard authorizing a sepa-
rate Agricultural College passed the House
The Senate defeated the proposed constitu-
tional amendment changing the time Of the
biennial election from September to No
lvember and the Legislative session from
October to January.
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rnrsRpRsrRR AssAD rARaAH
substantiatss asanlsv's otosy y Z
Latter Jass PublisAsd.

Bosrox. Nov. 1l.-In July. Ass, Assasl
Farran.' Syrian tnesfpfetsf win Stanlsy's
rear guard, wrote lettef - IT, camp en-
gineef Of the uppoe Congo sesansf, Henry
Reed, In which hs tslls Of great dilnculty
experisnced By - rear saafd in obtainirs
food, after Ssan1Dy left, notwithstanding
that Major BaRtsslot had many means Of
purchasipg food had he desired to do %.
He says the Major treated the men cruelty.
beating them 800 and 500 stripes at time
for email offences. and even shot them.
Tppoo Tbs men heard Of this and would
not 70 with the expedition, but Tippoo Tio
later gave the Jameson men up. getting
letters from Zausibar urging him to do %.
Jameson being anxious 10 see how the ma
tives ate each other, boughta girl about 10
year, old and gave her to the natives. Who
killed. cut her up and put her In cooking
pot. Jameson being pleased with and max.
ing pictures Of the scene. He states many
things were thrown away by the Major
which would have saved all men who died
from hunger. This letter, which corrohor-
stes Stanleys account, was sent BY Mr..
Camp TO Lewis, the Baptist missionary u
Lukungu, who sent . copy to Rev. Edward
+. Merriam, assistant foreign secretary Of
the American Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society at Boston, and 10 now published for
the FIRST time.
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Con. Brooke Inducing Sioux to Give
up Their wild Plan.

CAIcAGo. Nov. 2l.-At the army head
quarters tonight Gen. Williams said 81 have
rece we'd orders from Gen. Brooke, who is
commanding the forces at Pine Ridge. say
ing that his scheme for inducing the dis
loyal Sioux to abandon the tribe and join
the loysls is working very successfully and
tirely broken up. The report from Lieut..
Smith. in charge Of the forces at Rosebud
agency is not so encouraging. He iele-
graphs that when his forces moved near
the Indian camp today, the latter retire ated
about 10 miles, where they are holiins
ghost dances. They are working up such
frenzy that some outbreak may occur be-
fore tomorrow night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-22
A Complicated Attempted Murder
Trial

JACKSONVILLE. H., Nov. 2l.-The trial
of the negro, Nathan Posten, for the at
tempted murder of Miss frankie Keener
and Ralph Bancroft was begun in the Cir
cult Court here today. This is the case
which last winter crested such
sensation in the West. Miss
keener is one of the wealthiest young
women of the city, having been left for
tune by her mother. She lives at Kilmar-
mock, the county seat of the Keener family,
Just west of the city. Posten was her
coachman. He fell in love with her,
aud Miss frankie seemed to reciprocste
his affection. Their intimacy was
the talk of the town, and a par
ty of masked men once tried to
put stop to it by 4 midnight raid. The
crime for which Poste is being tried wss
committed last January in front of Mis-,
Keener's city home. Jealousy was the
cause of the assault. Posten was armed
with pistol, and he and Miss keener and
young Bancroft were seriously wounded.
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To Buy Up Mexican Bonds.

CRY OF MEXICO, Nov. 81, VIA CALVES
roS.-A syndicate Of leading capitalists
was formed today to buy up Mexican bonds
in the European and American markets,
and orders to that effect have already been
given. Manuel Dublan. Minister Of Fl
nance. today told reporter that the decline
Of Mexican bonds in Europe was without
cause, as the Government, had placed money
there to pay the interest due Dec. 81. All
the Mexican bonds are firm here except the
San Luis Potosi bonds. Financial circles
here are agitated because Of the fall Of sill
yer
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Hsfsrsss to Settle Granite Guitars
Dispute.

CoscoRD. N. H, Nov. 2l.-Under the
proposition fer the al bitrafion Of matters
in dispute between the granite cutters and
the New England Granite Company, the
former selected C. A. Sullowsy OF Man.
chester 40 referee. and the latter Hon. W.
L. Foster Of this city. These two are to
select third member Of the board. This
afternoon the men decided to resume work
tomorrow morning, pending . settlement.
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SIGNAL SERVICE.
Wan DxPARrnEUr

Weather Indications for the Next a.
Hours.
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Sitting Bull Stirring Up the Sioux in
British Columbia.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.--The following
telegram has been receivec at the War
Department from Chicago:
Reliable information has been received
that the Ysnktons and Grosventres on the
Upper Missouri, also those near old Fort
Belknap, have unanimously adopted the
Messiah craze. Tho latter are quite ugly.
Sitting Bull has sent emissaries to these
tribes and to the 4s lodges Of Sionx north
Of the British line. inciting them to get
arms ard ammunition and join ether war
riors near the Black Hills in the spring.
Every effort is being made to allay and re-
strain the Indisns. A turbulent, violent or
overt act by any small party of desperate
ones may cause . general uprising. The
latest reports from the northern Cheyennes
is that they have abandoned the delusion.
There should be no delay in putting other
troops than those in these two departments
in proper equipment for the field.
(Signed) MILES, Maj j-Gen. Com'd'g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-22

WAR DxPARrMENr, !
Once of the Chief Signal Ofhcer,
WAsRIsGroS. Nov. 22, A. NJ.
For New England: Fair; warmer
southwesterly winds; colder Sunday.
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Baring Bros q Co. Will Continue - q
Limited Company.

LONDON. Nov. 2l.--lt has been officially
announced that arrangements for contin-
uing the business Of Barring Bros. Z Co. have
been concluded. The limited company
formed will be registered immediately with
. subscribed capital exceeding 1000 600
pounds. Thomas Barring, = member Of
Parliament, becomes chairman Of the COM
pany and will devote his whole fortune to
the firms credit. The other directors are
Viscount Francis Barring. member Of Par.
lament. John Barring, Kirkman and Hods-
son. The guarantee fund has now reached
fl6, 500, 900.
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Total Amount OF Funds Sent to New
York 43,1oO,oo0.

WIsuINGros, Nov. 2l.-The Treasury
Department was informed that s200,O
was transferred from San Francisco to
New York. making the total amount trans
ferred to date S3,loo,00o. These trans
fers were made by telegraph through she
sub-treasursrs rs in the respective cities free
of charge under privileges extended by
Secretary Window for the purpose OF fs-
cilia'ieg the business of bankers and mer-
chants in New York during the recent
st,ingepcy. Complaints were recently made
by certain San Francisco banks against the
continuance Of the practice as tending to
reduce the available reserve and contract
ing the currency on the Pacific slope
Secretary Windham is considering the
matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-22

LONDON, Nov. ai.-All Easlish weekly
Catholic papers are unanimous In coadsm-
nation Of Pafnell, In consequence Of he
outcome Of the O'SheA divorce suit
No settlement Of HswsoanAlana Mat

LONDON. Nov. sl.-Ths renewal Of the
negotiations between Lord Sailsbufy and
NJ. Rlbos has no immediate signiaoance.
according to current report. but merely ~
opens the question, which had been vif-
:ually closed for the moment BY the BriasA
Premiere peremptory refusal 70 treat with
France on the basis Of compenaasiea sus.
gested. and threatening 10 take the New
foundland coast privileges away from The
French % ct arwss II the latter did NOT BE-
have themselves. Itis said that he pfeseat
negotiations do not point to nnal ssttls-
mens Of the matters In dispute. but only
TO an extension Of the present modus Vi
vendi until the summer Of 1891, when pos
sibly . permanent understanding may b
arrived at.
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srsksmaLm.u r.l,. and Break. HI.

BANGOR, Nov. GA breakman named
Slsggon, on the Saltwater Branch Of the
Maine Central Railroad, fell from the train
today and broke his arm.
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WARLIKE INDIANS
Still Carrying on Ghost Dances
and viii Reist


Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 2l.--A Pioneer
Press special from Pierre, 8. D., says;
Lieut.. Hale Of Fort Bennett arrived here
today and reports that the Indians are car
rying ON ghost dance and threaten to resist
interruption. Indian police. sent to in
sist upon their stopping the dance, we're
fdisarmed and obliged to return to the fort.
Anextra company Of soldiers was forwarded
from Fort Sully to Fort Bennett, and
preparations made in case of trouble.
There are fears that an open outbreak may
occur st any time. Iadians have been ac-
custopned to government control so long. il
10 considered rather doubtful il they will
attempt any violence at this time.
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New York Bureau OF Siberian Exile
Petition Association.

New York, Nov. 21.--The New York
Bureau of the Siberian Exile Petition As
sociation has been established. Its object
is to procure signatures to the monster Pc
tition to the Car of Russia in behalf Of the
political exiles in Siberia. Among its vice
presidents and members are the Rev. Hen.
ry Satteriee, the Rev. Robert A. Collyer.
DR.. Felix Adler, Gen. Wager Swayne,
Judge Noah Davis, the Rev. Lyman Alb
bott, the Rev. VIM r. Huntington, DR..
Aoward r Crosby, Vicar General Preston,
the Rev. Hebef Newton, Brander Matthews
and II. W. Glider. Information ard petit
ton blanks may be procured by addressing
the Secretary. Post Office box 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-22

November Tenn. Hon. o. Q. Han Pre-
siding.
@. r, STEvsHs, Sheriff.
~. s. CHoA1E, Clerk.
=. A. 8MAIL, StenoxrapheY.

q. 7. SIEvsss, Sheriff.
~. s. CHoArX, Clerk.
=. A. BMALL, StenographeY.
WArERvILLE, Nov. 2l.-Sanford ]. Bak-
x. W. Martha A. z. Gfoss. S. s. Brown for
pl6. W. s. Haines for dr.. This 10 An action
of assumpsit on account ANNEXED to recover
e65 for building shed and tvo piazsas in
with dffs. house at Oakland,
where both parties reside. The plf sd-
mits that be has received $50 on the bill.
The pl6. claims that there was . special
contract to do the work and furnish the ms
terials for the amount sued for. The diff.
admits the contract and price, but claims
to reduce the balance Of the bill and have
cut out Of 1t the sum Of e30.50 on xceount
of the failure of the pln. to complete the
job according to contract, and Of the un-
vofkmanlike manner in which portion of
the work was done. The plf. denies these
positions of the diff. and claims that the
terms of the contract we're fully complied
with. The jury had not agreed at time of
adjournment. This 10 the last case for the
jury and they will be discharged from fur
ther attendance in the morning, having rem
dered six verdicts.
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camdsu Ratlto.d sahsm, Blocked

CAMpsS, Nov. 2l.-Camden's railroad
scheme for an extension Of the Penobscot
Shore Line seems blocked At present on
account of a misunderstanding rs to DAM
ages ia Rockport. 1t appears that more
damages are claimed in Rockport than was
expected. Camden village subscribed If
teen thousand dollare, and Rockport people
subscribed part of their ten thousand.
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Rumored Newspaper Change at
Waterviile.

IoptCIHI 70 Sfie NENNEbEC IVuKNAL'J
WArERvLLE. Nov. 2l.-There are rum
ors in the sir that the property of the Water
vile Mail is liable to be sold, il indeed it
is not already bargained for, but nothing
positive csn be obtained in regard to the
ms.tet. The name of the young man of
some journalistic experience is mentioned
in this connection, and ZONE Augusta
parties have also been here within day or
two looking over the property. The Mail
is the oldest paper in the city. and its Office
is finely equipped for business, being sup
piled with power presses ard other ma
chimes and a large amount of type aud other
material.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-22
BLooDrHrRsrY SIOUX.
Rumorsd That Toe xsibs Win Take
the WaIpath Saturday.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. 2l.--Advices
from the Eureka state settlers Emmons and
Campbell counties are fiocking into that
place on account of well defined rumor
that the Sioux will take the warpath:: TO:
morrow. Five hundred people from the
country are now iu Eureka. La Grace on
the Missouri is completely depopulated.
1t WAS reported early this morning that two
men were shot ard scalped by the Indians
in Campbell county. The Sheriff of Camp
bell county writes that large body Of
Sioux are on the east eide Of Missouri.
The peaple are greatly excited and are ap.
peallng to Governor Mellette and Mayor
Moody of this city for arms and smmunit-
ion,
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Sir George Powell on Canada

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2i.-At a meeting st
the Chamber of Commerce to-day, Sir
George Baden Powell. member of Parli-
ment, said : now the United States tariff law
had given great impetus to Canadian indus
tries. In speaking of her valuable natural
resources, he said: Canada has offered
many opportunities for investment Of Brit
ish capital, because he believed there
would not be the same financial vagaries
there that characterized the American gov
crnment and legislation.
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RIcanoup.

Dresden parties shipped forty barrels Of
spples to Boston, Thursday. BY steames
Kennebec.
The DANCE in tbs Opesz House, Thurs
day evening". vss rjoyed By small crowd.
Victor Adlin. while working At the boz
machine, il thsshos shop Of Morgan I Co.,
cassht the fc1e1nsef offhe hand, crush
ing it badly. The doctor hopes to save it,
but the chances are doubtful.
Members Of the A. r. +. Club have
hired rooms in the Hall building on Front
street.
The A. C. r. Sociable was held at A.w.
Smiths ON Center street.
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Argument on Case Of Jusuigo, Con
demod To Elsctrocution,

The argument made in the United States
Supreme Court to-day in the case of Jugu-
igo, the Japanese, under sentence of death
by electricity at New York. Roger NJ.
Sherman made an argument for Juguigo.
and claimed that the execution of Kemmler
cruel, unusual, not q scientific success.
Sherman said; "This gradual burning at
the wire. instead of at the stake is refine
ment upon all cruelty ever devised" At
torney General Tabor followed Sherman
for the State of New York. The case
comes to the Supreme Court on appeal
from the decision of Judge Lscombe of
the United States Circuit Court for the
southern district of New York, denying the
application for writ CT habeas corpus.
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Congo FSes State Dsniss 0elsinS
Steamer Posco.

BRussELs, Nov. 2l.-Ths government
denies the statement that the Baptist Mis-
stone steamer Peace was seised BY he
Congo State authorities. the British dag
hauled down on the vessel and the dag
Of the Cong State hoisted In its place. II
10 stated that on account of the wreck Of
the Congo State steamer, reQuisition was
made for the Peace, but the missionaSies
had received an indemnity for the tsmposa-
~ use Of their vessel by the Congo o6lcials.
The government oflcials here declare that
the object Of yesterdays report was to
prejudice England against Congo Stats on
the question Of import duties.
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sawtsll Must plead Guilty on Stand
Trial.

Dover, n. H., Nov.2l.-County Solicit
or Kivel says the published story that the
State was willing TO accept the plea Of mur-
der in the second degree from Sawtcll and
sentence the prisoner for life, Is entirely
without foundation. The State has very
strong case ard Sawtell must plead guilty
or stand trial. The State has recently
come into possession Of much evidence
which puts all idea Of a compromise cut Of
question.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-22

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Slavin, the pusilist.
has bought . public house In London. in
which he intends to settle down. Mr.. Fox
demands deposit Of f200 before he will
give the champion's belt to 6lavip, becsuse
the latter threatened to smash the belt ~
soon a. il was In his possession. Hlavin
does not like this unexpected turn Of a6airs
but will probably deposit the money ~ he
is anxious TO obtain the belt.
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The Braz,lian Adsn.of-wsr Comisg.

New YoKK, Nov. 2i,-The steamship
Advance, Capt. Croasman, from Rio Jan.
eiro, etc, by way Of Barbados, which ar
rived at this port yesterday. reports that
she left at Barbados the Brazilian men-of-
war Guanabsra (wooden corvette) and
Aquidabau (ironclsd) both in port coaling.
The Brazilian vessels are to proceed on
their voyage to New York ss soon % possi-
BILE.
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Troops Walled to Check the Iacians

CHEYESSE. Wyo., Nov. 2l.-The repor:
tba, the Indians IRE coming through the
Powder river country in Wyoming from
Pine Ridge to the Shoshone agency, has
caused the retention at Fort McKenney Of
the two companies of troops who were pre-
pairing to proceed to Pine Ridge.
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PIrrsFIELD. Mass., Nov. 2l.-Fire this
noon at Samuel Payne's livery stable grtted
the building, two story frame structure,
and destroyed lafgs amount Of hay and
grain and 10 sle'ghs. Loss 42500. in
sured. The nre was caused by sparks from
the cupoia OF Jones Son & Co.'S foundry.
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$l00 oOO0OO Company to Bore Arts
sian Wells In South Dakota.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 2l.-The New York
Land and Irrigation Company OF New York
has been organized with capital of $780,
OO0, 900 and s200, 900 paid 10, at Aberdeen,
s. d. Thomas, the millionaire ink manu-
facturer, is President, and the other officers
and stockholders are men of large means.
The prime objects Of the organization are
to buy land in the James river valley and
sink artesisn wells for purposes Of irriga-
tim
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Gov. Thayer Sends Guns and Amuni
ton to Protect 6ottlers.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 2l.-Gov. Tbayer
today complied with telegraphic request
from the citizens of Harrison and Rush
vile in sending supply of muskets AMI
smupi,ion for use in case of an Indian up
rising in that locality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-22

Molssses candy, 10 cents . pound, for
mer price, 15; Boston chips 20 cents, for
merly 40; caramels. rs cents, formerly 40,
for todsy's special sale at J. L. Johnson's,
Bennett's Block, State street.
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railurss for ths we,k.

NEW YoRx, Nov. 2l.--Fsilures for the
past seven days reported to Dun 1 Russell
number for the United States, 247; cores
ponding week last year 245.
Failures reported to Bradstreets number
PAS in the United States this week against
259 this week last year.
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craz.d with Liquor and Died In the
Woods

BANGOR, Me, Nov. 2l.-Robert Pye,
a lumberman hailirg from Bangor, being
crazy from the effects Of dsbaueh, rushed
from a lumber camp in the Maine woods
last Friday night, only partially dressed.
and has never been seen since. II is sup
posed tha, he perished from the effects of
the cold and exposure. Pye was about
thirty years cid.
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Charged With ewindiiug. to the
Amount Of $4,000.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2i.-W. S. Whar-
ton, a Chicago broker, was arrested here
last night charged with swindling q mum
Der of persons in that city, the amounts
aggreaa,ing about $4,000. He was AZ
raigned today and committed to await the
action of the Illinois authorities.
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II yos viii ssnd ~ your sddress. ~ viil
mail you our illastrsted pamphlet explain-
iEg all about DR.. Dyes Celsbrstsd Elsctss-
volaic Belt and Appliances, snd theis
charming effects upon the nervous debifi-
tsted system. and bow thsy viii quickly
restore you 70 visuf and manhood. Pam
phlet free. II ycu are tnus afflicted ~
viii sand you Be!s and Appliances On .
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official Rsturss from rsnness.e

LEADvrLLE, Tenn, Nov. 2l.-The off
ciai returns Of the Stste election give
Buchanan, dem, for Governor, . plurality
Of 1920. TayIor's plurality over Butler
for Congress in the frat district is IA.
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Fifty ssamen and Ftssmsn Impgisooed
for Joining Q 6tsiks. npsaa

CORK, Nov. 2l.-Fifty seaman and fire.
men on the Cork Packet company's vessels
Glanmiere and Cosmorant. was sentenced
to imprisonment for one month for break.
ing articles Of agreement by joining In the
strike.
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wArERvnLE, Nov. 2l.-Rodney Jones
mare Lousa Knox, thirteen years old, dam
of Pre- sent ea3. next Nelson's Gretchen the
most famous brood mare in Maine, died in
Fairfield of collie today, sired by whale
bone Knox. out of dam BY Winthrop Mef-
rill.
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use. MRS. SIErHEs L. KInBALL.
South Paris, Me.
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Colnsrs etaiks.

LONDON, Nov. 2i.--Twenty-nve hundred
Of Lord Londonderry colliefs Of Durham,
struck for higher wages.
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Portland.

PORTLAND, Nov. 2l.-No James NJ.
Spring is known here, Josiah N. Spring lie
probably the man. He was the second son
of the late Andrew Spring. = prominent
merchant. Josiah is aged about 40. is un-
married, lived in Hyannis. Macs. He hss
not been in business. His brother VIM. B.
prna has has been boarding at the Par
ker House, Boston.