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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
Grand-Siece of Admiral Porter Elope,
With a Waiter

II Srana-Ntece OF admiral Porter Elopes
With Waiter.
WASHINGTON, July S0th.-Miss Lillian
Porter, a romantic young grand-aiecs OF
Aamlrai Porter, has been mystericusly miss
ing from her home for several dsys. II
became Snown to-day that she had married
hotel waiter and taken night train for
Chicago: The young lady was talented,
educated ard a sweet-tempersd blonde OF
rare beauty, with lustrous ewes, delicate
features fine figure and graceful. striking
carriage. Her name is now Mrs. James ]
OBfien, good, houest name.
She met her Jamie at seaside resort
where he followed ,he plebeian, bnt highly
remnneratiye occupation of hotel waiter.
She fell madly in love with him, as he
dashed wildly bat gracefully through the
crowded dlning-room with square meal
poised on three fingers Of his lily-white
hand. She returned to Washington. When
ne could he followed The opening of the
spring season found him here. On his own
recommendation he found emplayment at
the Riggs House Cafe. In fact. so far as
the young lady is concerned, she knew his
occupation and his antecedents at the time
she loved, welded and eloped.
Her family snd friends are anxiously
awaiting some tidings from the girl. The
happy couple are known to be in Chicago
but at last accounts the police Of that city
had been unable to discover their where
abouts.
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Admiral Walker Loud in his Praises of
the Crew.

Admiral Walker Loud in his Praises of
the Crew.
New YORK. July 3oth.-rhe squadron of
evolution, which has been cruising in
foreign waters for the last eight months,
dropped anchor in Gravesend bay last
night.
The first appreciative patriots 10 welcome
the three handsome ships home were at
Ocean Grove, aud as they passed the sum-
mer pleasure seekers on the beach the Chi
csgo, Atlanta and Boston went through
some of the svolutions they have had ex-
tensive practice in since November The
people at Long Branch also had chance
TO see the ships drill. The progress of the
squadron toward and beyond Sandy Hook
was slow, as the air was somewhat smoky
and the navigators probably did not wish
to run any risk.
The Chicago, which is the flagship, led the
Boston and Atlanta up the coast and into
Gravesend bay. She dropped anchor at
10:45, extinguished the side and foretop
lights and displayed the anchor lights. The
Boston and Atlanta followed suit Then
Admiral Walker began signaling orders to
the other ships by electric lights, and an
swering flashes came from the Boston
and Atlanta. The electrical conversation
ceased in few minutes, and the squadron
went W Steep
The ships came up to quarantine this
morning and were inspected. They come
from Rio Janeiro, port seldom free of
yellow fever. There have been three deaths
since the squadron left home. The crews
were not allowed to go ashore at any port
in Brazil.
Admiral Walker was seen By reporter
this afternoon, and in conversation was en-
thusiastic over the crews. He took occa-
sion to deny emphatically the stories that
have been printed here from time to time
of disaffection in the squadron, troubles
among the officers, etc. He said be never
had been on cruise that was so entirely
free from anything like dissatisfaction or
disturbance on board of vessels. OF course,
in squadron containing 1900 officers and
men under military restrictions inevitable
otfenses must occasionally occur, and of
course the penalties we're inflicted But no
serious offenses were committed ana no
penalties that could be described as severe
The squadron was received abroad with
the utmost kindness and courtesy. We
were in fact, added the Admiral, feted from
the moment we dropped anchor at Lisbon
until we left the Mediterranean station,
and at Rio Janeiro feting was continued
with redoubled zeal. The Brazilians in
deed construed our coming as special
honor, and could not sufficiently express
their appreciation of it.
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RIFLE PRACTICE.
Some Good Scores Made by Uncle sans's
ROys.


Boys.
FoRT WINeATE On. NJ, July 3o;h.-The
first days shooting of the preparatory
practice of the division cavalry competi-
ton was held here to-day. The weather
was very favorable for good shooting.
During the firing at the 200, 800 and 500
yard ranges not breath of air was stir
ring. The light was dark, the sky being
overcast with light, tiaky clouds.
Some excellent scores were made at the
200yards range. Private Andrew Keiser,
Troop H, Sixth Cavalry, lead with score
of A out of possible 80, while Lieutenant
Alexander Gray, of the Sixth Cavalry,
made the next best, with a score of 43,
thus falling short of Keisers score only
one point.
At the 300-yards range the highest score
was made By Corporal Thornton, with a
score of 45 out of possible SO, while Ser
geant Henry Henser, Troop g, Sec1ud
Cavalry, came in second with score OF "A
At the 500 yard range several 44s were
made, and at the 600 yards range, a slight
breeze having sprung up, the scores were
not es good as might have been expected,
although Corporal Swanson, Troop d,
Sixth Cavalry, made a score of 43 points.
There were fourteen competitors, and
the following are the names Of those max
ing the best scores: For 200 yards, Private
sible so; 800 yards, Corporal ]. @. Thorn
ton, Sixth Cavalry, As; 500 yards, First
Sergeant Finnegan, Tenth Cavalry, 46; 600
yards, Sergeant A. J. Jones, Tenth Cav
airy, As
Tomorrow the shooting will be again at
the long-distance ranges of the primary
practice
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A CHICAGO BLAZE.
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth

Three Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth
of Lumber Destroyed.
CHICAGO. July 30th.-There was a disas-
trous confiagra.ion tonight at the lake
iron at the foot of Michigan street near
the mouth of the Chicago river. 1t began
on the docks of Fitzsimmons & Connell,
contractors, and quickly spread to the Ium-
Der yards of Aver & Co, Whitcomb e. Co.
and Peshtigo & Co. The region is known
as the north pier, and is situated on the
north side of the river, only few squares
from the site of old Fort Dearborn. The
wilderness of ships, wharves and railway
tracks rendered the place almost inaccessi-
BILE for fire engines, and three fire boats
came in good play. Between ten and fif-
teen acres of lumber piles were burned and
a number of freight cars destroyed The
direction of the wind alone saved the large
manufacturing establishments in the vicin-
ity. The losses aggregate $500, ,000
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LAND DECISIONS.
an Investigation Ordered in, sacra-
mento Case.

In Investigation Ordered in a sacra-
mento Case.
WASHINGTON, July 90th.-Assistaut Sec
retary OF the interior Chandler has reversed
the decision OF Land Commissioner Croft
IN rejecting Martha Keck's application to
contest the pre-emption cash entry OF
Frederick Trousdale for the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
). township IA south, range 8 east, Sacra-
mento, Cal. Trousdale, in his final proof,
stated that he had resided continuously on
the land since November 10, 1884, while
heck charges that his residence thereon
was only at intervals. Trousdale claimed
valuable improvements on the land, while
kecS AYERS that his improvements are of
but slight value. The Secretary therefore
directs that hearing be ordered TO inves-
tgate the case.
The Assistant Secretary has affirmed the
decision of the same officer in holding for
cancellation Prentice A. Adams homestead
entry to attract of land in Walla Walla Dis
trlct, Washington, in so far as it conflicts
with the timber.culture entry of Edward
Zimmerman, and allowing Zimmerman s
entry to remain intact.
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of Yesterdays Baseball Confess
ThrOughout the East.

Results of Yesterdays Baseball Contests
Throughout the East.
CHICAGO, July 30,h.-The various leagues
played baseball throughout the East to-
day, resulting as follows:
PLAYERS LEAGUE
At Cleveland-Boston4 4, Cleveland ?.
At Bufalo-Philadelph II, Buffalo 5.
At Chicago-Brooklyn 6, Chicago 5.
AT Pittsburg-First game: New York 10,
Pittsburgh. Second game: New York u,
Pittsburg 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Cincinnati-Boston 3, Cincinnati o,
At Indianapolis = Cleveland 5, Brook
lyn Is.
At Chicago-Philadelphis 9, Chicago s.
AT Pittsburg-New York IA, Pittsburg 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT New York-Brooklyn 5, Columbus II.
AT Syracuse-Syracuse 1, 81. Louis 6
at Observation-Disclosures 6. Toledo 4.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
A Resolution Regarding the Duty on
Sugar Presented

Su'ioh heSAruluS the Duty on
Sugar Presented.
WASHINGTON, July Representative
Sanford OF New York to-day offered for
reference to the Ways and Means Commit.
lee preamble ana resolution reciting Mr.
Blaine's expression of opinion upon sugar
duties and reciprocity, postponing legisia-
ton on the sugar and molssses duties until
The next session, and requesting that the
President euter into negotiations with
Spain and the Central and South American
States looking TO the consummation of a
reciprocal arrangement, ETC.
The conferees on the original package
bill have agreed to report the Senate bill
back.
The Senate confirmed Thaddeus S Shar-
retts OF Baltimore as General Appraiser of
Merchandise
The President left this afternoon for Cape
Nav.
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THE REPORT CONFIRMED.
The Stock Yards Syndicate to Establish
PInnt in California

The Stock Yards Syndicate to Establish a
Plant in California,
CHICAGO, July 50th.-S. w. A;lerton and
P D. Armour were seen this morning in
regard to the story published in the morn
ing papers to the effect that syndicate, in
Guiding these gentlemen, had arranged for
the construction of mammoth canning es-
tablishments and stock yards near San
Francisco. Peter E. Her, of Omaha, the
head of the San Francisco end of the syn
dicate, in any interview, stated $500 acres
of land had been purchased at Baden, %
miles from San Francisco, and that this
immense tract is to be used for the proposed
establishments.
THE syndicate is, said Mr.. Her, ecom-
posed of George w. C. Simpson. President
Of the George II. Hammond Packing Com
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FREE DELIVERY.
Favorable Report on the Bill for Its Ex-
tension,

tension.
WASHINGTON, July 30sh. = Senator
Mitchell, from the Committee on Post
offices and Post-roads, reported fayorably
the bill to extend the free delivery system.
The bill as presented proposes to in
troduce the system into towns and
cities of not less than 8 600 population, or
where the postofice receipts are not less
than $1,000 for the previous fiscal year.
The committee changed those figures to
1000 population and 1900 in postofice re-
ceipts. 4 letter from the Postmaster Gen.
eral shows that there are 294 cities and
towns that would be entitled to free deliv
cry, and the estimated expense of putting
1t in operation, S679 600 The committee
says an appropriation of S350,000 will be
amply sufficient for the present fiscal year,
provided the bill is enacted into law a;
an early day.
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THE NEW PosToFFIoE.
Plans for the Foundation and Basemen,
to be Ready 10 August.

to be Ready 10 August.
WASHINGTON. July h.-Representative
McKenna has been trying to hurry up the
architect who is working on the plans for
the Sacramento public building. The
plans would have been finished long before
this had it not been for the sickness of the
party having them in charge To-day Mr..
McKenna received the following message
from James Il. Windrim, Supervising
Architect:
Drawings and specifications for the
foundations and basement Of the Sacra-
mento building will be finished and ready
to invite proposals thereon August 7th.n
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALEn RIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- Bosrd of Supervisors of Sacramento county
AU6gSf 3 1880, at . p. NJ for building sfx
hundred feet OF trestle or bridge on Upper
Stockton Road on whist is known as Hicks
Grade, as per plan and specification now on file
in County Clerks Office. Bids must be accom-
psnied by check of ten per cent of bid The
-aloard reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. E GREER,
jy2+l0Usu) Chairman Road Committee
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THE dealer who tries to persuade you to
take something else when you call for
Hoods Sarssparills, is evidently working
for his interest and not years. Be sure to
get Hoods and no other.
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TRAIN HELD UP.
The Engineer and Fireman Seriously
Wounded,

TRINIDAD (Col). July 30th.-The Santa
Fe train from the south, due here at I0:45
A. NJ, was held up by four men three miles
south of Trinidad. One of the men stopped
the train with red lantern, and as it
stopped three men stepped up to the cab and
began firing at engineer Orielly, shooting
him twice, through the hand and wrist.
Fireman VIM. Hall has severe wound in
the head. The engineer put on steam and
ran the train to Trinidad and on to La
Junta. The wounded fireman is at the
Grand Union Hotel. The shooting began
without word of warning. The engineer
and fireman were given no show for their
lives. Officers are securing the mountains.
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Incendiaries Mt Work.

TOLEDO. July Both The most extra
ordinary condition of affairs prevails at
Bairdstown, an oil village twenty miles
south of this city. There have been five
incendiary fires within week and every
business house has been destroyed The
cause is thought to DE the passage by the
authorities some time ago of an ordinance
forbidding the sinking of gas or oil wells
within the town limits. 1t is alleged tha,
men who are holding town lots at big
prices, hoping to sell them to oil men and
finding their aspirations checked, leagued
together to burn the town, with a view to
turn the site into an ol-producing territory
The citizens have employed detective to
look into the matter.
PREPARING FOR MORE FIRES.
TOLEDO, July 3oth-A special to the
Commercial from BairdsioBn SAYS: All the
residents have their goods packed tonight
ready to move out at the slightest intima-
ton of fire. Men are patrolling the streets
and guarding against incendaries, and
men, women and children are in mortal
terror, expecting any moment to have to
fly from their homes. The town has about
600 inhabitants, and all the prominent
buildings have been burned by incen-
diaries.
North Dakota Politics
0RAND FORKS IN. D. July 3Uth.-Ihe
Republican State Convention met yesterday
afternoon. organized and adjourned until
this morning.
The Republican State Convention reas-
sembied this morning but the Credentials
Committee was not ready to report, and an
adjournment was taken until p NJ
This evening permanent organization
was perfected. There was a fierce fight
over the nominations and at late hour
the Convention was still in session. Cap
tain Burke, of Fargo, was nominated for
Governor, Roger Allen for Lieutenant
Governor, and NJ. H. Johnson for Congress,
the present incumbent, Hansbrough, being
knocked out.
Michigan Prohibitionists.
LANSING (Mich), July 30th.-The Pro-
hibiti0n State Convention nominated the
following ticket: Governor, Azraiha S.
Partridge; Lieutenant Governor, Henry l.
Allen; Secretary of State E. s. Palmer.
State Treasurer, Ansel P Coddington; At
torney-General. ]. K. Adsit.
The platform declares, among other
things. for the prohibition of the maDufac-
ture, transportation or sale of liquors; for
the Australian ballot system, and the elec-
ton of President, Vice President and Sem
ators by a direct vote of the people; no
disfranchisement on account of sex; the
free coinage of silver, and an increase in
currency to meet the demands of business.
Grant Monument Fund.
New YORK. Jaly 3Oth.-Lucius Briggs, Q
business man of Glasgo, Conn.,, has sug-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements OF Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost.
Found, For Sale, To Let end similar notices .sn dc
this head are inserted for cents per line The srst
time and cents per sils each subsequent time "a
notices OF this character VII be fosnd under this
hsddfn1.
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BRADYcRoTINE cured headaches for J. F.
Clarke, Macon, Ga, Bibb county.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

PEARs' soap secures beautiful COM
plexion.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Favorable Report on The Fre3 Postal
Delivery System.
LAND DECISIONS RENDERED.
The Kearsarge Ordered TO Sail for
Nicaragua-Presidential
Nominations.
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
LAND DECISIONS RENDERED.
a WARRINGTON SENSATION

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RBcoRD,uSloS.I
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The Presidential nominations.

WASHINGTON, July 30th.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations: Thaddeus S. Sharret,s, of
Maryland, to be General Appraiser of
Merchandise, under the provisions of the
Act approved June 10, $780, Louis Des-
marsis, of Louisiana, Coiner of the United
States Mint at New Orleans; Stephen NJ.
Eaton, Postmaster at New Orleans; Regis
ters of the Land Offices-Edmund w.
Roberts, of Sacramento, Cal, and Samuel
Gordon, at Miles City, Mont; Receivers Of
Public Moneys-Richard j. Monroe, at
Lewiston, Idaho, and Alexander c. Cobie.
at Buffalo Wyoming; Indian Agent, Geo.
Steele, at the Blackfeet Agency in Mon
tapa
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john Eitei, assayer and chemist, 100 j
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and J,jy7-tf
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The best plaee in California to have your
printing done: 4. j. Johnston d Co.'s, 40 J
treet. Sseramelto Cal.
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For the finest Imported and domestic
sausage, cheese, canned goods, fresh butter
eggs, buttermilk, etc, go TO F. BAUMLE, 723
street. Lunch put up for travellers. jel0tf
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
The BUSINESS Portion Of a New FORK
Town Wiped Out by Fire.
THE SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION.
Tennessee Republicaus-The Grant
Monument-Rifl Practice
-Etc.-Etc.
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
THE SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION.
SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION.

IsrEclAI DISPATCHES TO THE RrooRD-uNIos.I
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Fresh buttermiik, 25 cents a gallon, ut
BAUMLE'S, 52S street. iyl5-tf
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Eastern Temperature.

OMAHA tNeo.1, July 30th.-The Omaha
Republican, the oldest daily in the city, sus-
pended publication to-day.
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CHICAGO, July 30th.-Following shows
the temperature at noon: New York, $40
st. Louis, 920. Cincinnati, $50, Chicago, 900.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

Decker Rros.'-The artists plano. Write
to RoHLER d CHASE, San Francisco. jei6-3m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

When the lips are dry and SCARED,
When the teeth are dark or dull,
When the tongue is hot and hard,
And fills the tainted mouth too full,
The magic S0Z0DONT supply,
And all those ills before it fy.
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snsnended Pnh,inatio,

BosToN, July 20th.-President Harrison
has definitely promised the Grand Army of
the Republic committee to be here August
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The Election Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 30th. Senator Hoar,
Chairman of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections, is still working upon the
revised draft of the Lodge election bill.
This afternoon he was closeted with John
L. Davenport, Chief Supervisor of Elec-
tions of New York. 1t is not known
whether or not the bill will be reported
before the Senator's return from Massa.
chusetts, for which State he leaves tonight.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

42a X street-Mme. Bell, phrenoIogist,
palrnist and mediumistic card reader; reads
your charscter like an open book and casts a
horoscope of your future. Gentlemen, 81 ladies'
so cents iy1a .2y
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WASHINGTON. July 30sh.-The House
Committee on Agriculture has decided to
report fayorably the bill introduced in the
manufacture and sale of compound lard.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

GREEssBURe Qnd), July 3Oth. This
morning at the Sand creek stone quarry a
boiler exploded, killing two men and in
iurinu fiva nthars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30

Mama K.eeolosy -leeo.

Maiue uacuns the less Of many dss.in-
gaisned eiEizens who have died duriag 1880.
Among these sere Eli Jones Of South China.
the aged and distinguished Friend preacher
Rev joseph II Pratt Of Augusta. another
sel. known Friend preacher; Rev. DIR.
| SesHii renny Of Ellsworth aad Rev. DIR.
| Csrruthers Of Portland, two CT the oldes'
clergy men in Maine, zlso three prominent
cisrxy men of other states ia whom Maine
| had special irlerest.--Rs Henry Bernard
| Carpent- o. Boston and Prot. Aus 10 Phelps
| of Andeyer, Mass. zach Of whom q ed at Bar
| EAybor. ard Rev. Hsnry c. West~ood Of
Fred3nia. N. 7 formerly Of Auburn. The
| bar in Maine has lost Judge Dsnforth Of
| Gardiner. Hon. Lewis Barker aad his son.
| f.-vis A. Barker. Esq of Bangor. Judg.
| Wilson Of Old rorn, Robert L Dlszo, E,q ,
| tue Oldest member Of the York bar, and
Preston Lsughtcn Of Lewiston. Hon.
w. Hill Of Exeter, late Democratic eardi-
ds.e for Governor; Hon. VIM. Gooid OF
win5hsm, the we'll known historian Of
Maine ;Msj o + Michselis OF thu Ksnnehee
arsenal Of Augus.s; Gov, John ID. Rust
Of Camden; Gny C.. Goss. he pror4-
nest shipbuilder; Capt p-aiel Ho!iand
OF Le~iston; Darwin t.gslIs, wealthy
citzen OF Bird .on; DIR. ID.
s,raut OF I.cviston; Israel Bray, the
weal,hv ;.ooi merchant OF Freeman; I +
8elehes, cashier Of she Sandy River
Ns,ional Bank a. Termination; Hon
LrEerzo Clay of Gardiner; Capt. T. j
stewart of Bangor; Henry w Hersey, ci y
treasurer OF Portland; DIR. John Bgzzeii OF
Portland; Mr.. Al n Brown of Paris. n sis
ter Of Hon. Han aibsi Hsmie; Hon. W II
Bi2elow, general saperintendent of mail
-efvtcs for New England, who died al
Waierril!e; Mrs. Ms,iIda Reed. mother Of
Hon. T. u Reed. at Deering; Guy Turner,
formerly cry treasurer at augu.ts; Z. II
Eix.ii of the Portland Transcript; Georg-
II. Wstkics. Of the b. Thurston Company
Portland; Hon. Silss C. Hatch Of Ban
gnr. u member of the Governors Coun-
Gil; Hon. Jesse Drew of Fort Fair
field; NJ W Dut,on Of Lexis;on; Hon
Francis Cobb of Roekland; Two chill
dren Of Hon. James G. Blaine alker
Blaine and Mrs. Alice ) Coppinger; Mrs
Catherine World OF Boston. the bene-
factor Of Colby University and Of Kicker
Classical Institute; Benz. F. Shaw Of Low
eli, Mass, a native of Monmouth, and the
inventor Of the seamless stocking, and DR.
Nathaniel r. Boutele, prominent Water
vile ply stefan, are also among the number
of those have died this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-30

Rad, and talked aboak and forgotten
Who refers to She or s'Robers Els
mere nows We can purchase them al
The junk stores BY the cord At 2css- q
porrlJ. How soon are the sensational
works ef fiction relezsted to the attic
ard tlssir authors forgotten. Who now
speaks of An Earneat Triaer.- or reads
-,ssspe Cod Folks or srhe Quick or the
Desdsv No one. What OF their writer's
They enjoyed few days pop
alaYIry and are not thought Of after
yards. But the dear Old fxvarises
How their deiighs aad charm IN
ereases, and how We turn to them
again and again for solid pleasure and
heipfaIness aud entertainment Tnaek.
cray, Dickens. George Eliot. Mils Mui'
och, Hawthorne, wiikie Collins, Capt
Msrryar- Lever. Dumas-dear old Sir Wal
rer seott--aye, what list and how we
might add dozen names to IL. names
always perennial and books aiwsysbrlgis'
and readable Writer'S may flourish for q
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and incident may do mncfl 10 wIn praise
for frat OF second lookout the test o.
an authors real power Ia only accurately
measured by the lapse of time. The
phenomenon Of sudden and brilliant sue
cess In literary work il not very nncofn