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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
FLOOD SURVIVORS
Tell Thrilling Stories Of Their
Hardships.
Six Thousand Chicago Carpenters Threat.
ena Strike.
Land Slide Blocks the West Shore
Road-osveral Injured.

NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-The Picayune's
Vicksburg special says: Nineteen negroes
survivors Of . large party of refuge. who
attempted to escape from the over DOW down
bayou FAlayx on = raft arrived here today
on the steamer Hill City. They report I2
women and children drowned when the
current dashed their crazy vessel against q
tree, and they escaped with extreme diff
Guilty. The situation is growing daily
more serious in Steele bayou country. Earl
Miller prominent planter, brother of
Attorney General Miller. arrived from
there today by steamer Evergreen. with
his family and stock. The Miller planta-
ton though very high has gone under.
The Evergreen reports the water along
the baye US still rising. Cattle ard hogs
are offered for sale by the people At Arwong,
and much more stock must yet be brought
out or allowed to drown. The steamer
Osceola arrived this evening from the
bends. Her officers report that an over
flow 10 beginning to empty into the Missis-
siPpi through Eagle Lake, and predict
great increase in pressure all along the
Louisiana front from that point southw ard
for the next two weeks. The Osceola be-
gins an inspection Of the levees from
Delta, La, northward, tomorrow. There
is most unmistskable distress slong Steel
Bayou. Bsfges cannot be taken there.
and only the smallest of boats are suitable
for relief work. Capt. Pugh. of the Bon
sam, will relieve the distressed whether
they can pay their farer or not. kilograms
from Sharkey, Tallahatchie river, report a
decline of ls inches. Engineer Stubbs, of
The VlcksburR, Shreveport & Pacific Rail
way, reports the prospect more cheering.
There is only 20 points rise in "a hours
At the worst places on the line.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The Philadelphia Brotherhood grounds
will not be ready much before May.
Delehanty is to take Radfords place st
short on the Cleveland brotherhood team.
Dunlar has signed With Piusburs in the
National League and will report for duty
April 6.
The polo season closed Saturday night.
New Britain. Meriden and Springfield won
the last games.
John Ward will open his Brooklyn
grounds next Tuesday. playing With the
Five As.
There will be big crowd as Portland,
April 18th. when the Boston brothefhood
nine meets the Bovdoin College team.
Won der Ahe's team is very weak behind
the bat He has DO one who can hold Sti
vetts or Ramsay. First-ciass baekstops an
scarce.
Boston snd Brooklyn brcthsshood club,
play af Providence today. Marlboro, Tues.
day and Springfield, Wednesday. The fe-
ma;ndsf Of he vsek he Bossous Will b Q,
hems.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Boston Wool Market.

SATURDAY., Mar %.
The total receipts Of wool at this port during
the past week comprise 5763 bags domestic and
a599 bales foreign, against 3i55 bags domestic and
0lit bales foreign for the SAM lime last year.
The sales for the week comprise 2 al 100 lbs Of
domestic fleece and pulled and 35l 500 lbs Of for
eiRn. making the weeks transactions foot up
e 100 lbs against 2.Si6 200 lbs for the previous
week and ,53j 700 domestic and = O,OC0 lbs for
eign for the corresponding week last wear.
RtMAnks.-Ihc feature Of the past week has
been the increased oemand for the better grades
Of strong warp terrIto'y woods. These wool. are
In light supply, aud under IL better demand prices
have advanced somewhat.
We quote selling prices OF the leading descrip.
PKIcEs: Upwa-hed and uumerch wools-Ohio
and Mich fine unwa-hed, 20a22c, ohia and Penn
unmeroh, 2ia2,c. Mich unmereh. 2aa2ic.
Pulled and super wools-Maine super pulled, 90
s00c E"stern lambs. 52ahjc. super. 32a.tSc; A
super, sia37c, Western super. tla4Sc, extra
Ohio and Penn neeces-No neeces. s7aasc, K
00aO0c.
Mich, wis, etc-MIch X, 2s,sooc: Mich No -
No 1 s4assc
Comsins- blood, ,asl2oAe; ny blood, a7aooe;
Ind and Mis- blood 2eaooc Ind and Mis I blood.
l Mich. sa40c; No Mich. Aat5c.
Delaine wools-Ohio. aSli5io, Mich fine. 33s3sc.
The following are the sales for the week and
the prices paid
Ohio and rcnn.-s0.ooo lbs XX and above Ohio,
33lc, $500 lbs do do, lIniic. 23,or0 lbs washed
nttce on !. p.WO lbs du do, 3ic 5000 lbs ohio
netc" onpt Total, lG3.o0D lbs.
Michigan and Wis onrin- 900 lbs Mich.
$3.50 lbs do, 29c. 49, 90 do, xYc. 1900 lbs No
Wis. onp Total, ~ 500 lbs
CombiDg and Dclainr-55 900 lbs fine Mich. de
laine. &c 60tO lbs do do SIC io,rgo lbs fine Ohio
deaine. 35c, 300 lbs low washed combing, sc
Total, ~ 800 lbs.
uiled-20. 600 ID. super, ale. 10 $50 ID. do. B3c
5000 lbs do, 3lc, 5000 lbs do ssc 900 lbs combnF
pulled 3ic. 5000 pulled, 25aj &C; 10000 lbs 4
super onp 1900 lbs do 1e 2O.O00 ex pulled on
n lhs dn -. II. El.lt 40
100 lbs do I, Is 900 lbs do, 3Oa3je 55OO lbs do,
35ai5c. 10000 lbs do onpt. Total. $500 lbs.
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Mysterious Disappearance OF a New
New York Dry Goods Man.

NEW YORK. April 6 The my ysterious dis
appearance of W. S. Darling, the financial
member of the big dry goods firm of John
+. Plummer & Co, has not been explained
Some people say he is somewhere on Long
Island, and others believe that he has gone
to Canada. He had complete control Of
the deeds and books. and until he can be
found it will be hard to tell how the firm
stands.
He was last heard from March 20. when
he wrote assignee Murphy he would be at
his Broadway store the following Monday
or Tuesday. Darling was also a member OF
the firm of Stoney and Darling which con
Quoted business in satinets. These goods
Piummer & Co. sold for them on commits
sion. AT last accounts Stoney Darling
owed the other firm at least S25, ,O0u.
Plummer has known Darling in business 25
years AMI put the utmost trust and conf
dence in him.
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Appropriations Made by Watervi 10 4
City Government

Special to kennebec Journal
WArERviLLE, April 6 "A. a meeting of
the board of aldermen April 4h the follow
ing business was transacted: Roll of ac-
counts No. 81, amounting to 81 .1G1 81, was
read and passed also roll of accounts No.
81, amounting to Sl,755 n. An order was
passed that there be appropriated out of
money hired and any money in the hands
Of the city treasurer not otherwise appro-
pristed, the following sums: For common
schools Ss13 40 high school S65 63, roads
s6l7 96, police s719 80, current expenses
s372 So. mlscellant ous account Sl27 49,
IRE department $3.50 So, temporary loan
81 1881, liquor 8 ,Ol9 40, bells and
locks s22.
Ordered. That license be granted to
+ K. Branch TO kseps billiard hail on the
south side of Silver street and next west of
the harness shop of +. A Robins. upon
the payment of the fee of $40 to the city
treasurer; also that the bond submitted by
him be approved.
Ordered, That the mayor and city treas
urer b. suthorized to procure a loan on not
exc KceediDg six months for sam not ex-
credinx seven thousand dollars to be ap-
prouristed as the city council may direct to
meet the present Indebtedness of the city
not otherwise provided for
A list of slaudlng committees on the part
of the MA, or and aldermen for the ensulf z
year was established.
A meeting of 'he Colby Oracle Association
was held in the chapel saturday morning, ~
y hich some important changes were made
ia the constitution of the association. One
provides that after the present year the
condition of mt mhershlp shall consist of a
subscr ption to the purchase of, at least
SIX articles by each student. and that pay
ment for the sane shall be made before the
first day of May annually The otfi e of
first managing editor is to 20, hereafter. by
rotation, to the different Greek letter fra
ternitles. A proposition to elect the edit
tor-in- chief at a m. eting of the whole stu
dent body instead of by the board of esi-
tors, as at present, va. defeated The
number of editors WAS increased from i've
to nine each fraternity being entitled to
two each and the non society element TO
one. The number of students that should
constitute quorum of the association was
fixed al half the whole number.
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Gen. Grant For Assistant Secretary
OF War.

The President Saturday sent to the
Senate the name of Gen. Lewis A. Grant
of MIN esota to be assistant secretary of
war. Gen. Grant WAS a lawyer at the
breaking out OF the war, pracucing in Yer
mont. Gen. Grant entered the army as
major of the 9th Vermont. Sept. I, 1851
lie rose by regular promotions TO ths ra ik
of brgadier general April 27, 1864, and
commanded the so-called Vermont Brig
sde, to the close of the war. Gen. Grant
received the brevet rank of major general
October 10. 1864, "for gallant and merit
orions services in the present campaign be
fore Richmond, Va, and in the Shenan
doah valley. He was appointed August
20, 1856 upon the recommendatio Of Gen
u 5 Grant, ieu,enant colonel of the 36th
Infantry, L. 5 A.. but declined the ap-
continent. Since the close of the he has
been actively and successfully engaged in
business at Des Moines, Ia. and at Mime
apolis.
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Passed to Spirit Life" May Pass
Him into Jail.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 6.--Dr. W.
+. Reid, president of the Michigan Spirit
ualists Association, was convicted of using
the mails for fraudulent purposes in the
United States court here Saturday. Reid
published a spiritualist paper in which he
inserted an advertisement to answer letters
addressed TO persons Passed to spirit life
without breaking the seals. He did an ex-
tensive business and reaped rich profile
Sentence is deferred to give counsel time
TO prepare a motion for = new trial. Tine
respondent was CURED to give bail in the
sum of 81 $40.
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Railroad Men will Consolidate

ELMIRA, N. Y, April 6.-Three hundred
delegates representing the Brotherhood of
locomotive engineers, fremen, brskemen
and switchmen gathered here today and
with few members of the new order OF
railway conductors, adopted a scheme OF
federation between all organizations OF
trainmen in the United States. The speak.
ers all declared the death note of strike.
on railroads has been sounded. The
object is federation under one head Of al
the tferent bodies, each to retain its own
organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07
Denies Having Refused to Aid the
City OF PaSts.

NKw YoKx. April 6.-Csp,ain Roberts
of the steamer AifiAtic del;es the pub
lished report that he refused to render
assistance 10 the disabled steamer City of
Paris. Says (snd George c. Stearns, .
saioon passenger, corrooorstes the story
he laid by the City Of Paris six hours when
boat from that steamer came alongside.
and he informed the officer in charge that
he would do all in his power to assist the
disabled chip. He signslied the steamer
Aldersgate and with her proceeded to come
up to the City of Paris. On reaching her
he informed Captain Watkins he had
spoken the Aldersgate who vas wiling to
tow the Ci'y of Paris to Queenstown. He
also offered to take Of her passengers and
leave them a. Queenstown, and even stated
TO Captain Watkins that il il vas absolutely
necessary to save life he would tow the City
Of Paris 10 Queenstown. Captain Watkins,
on learning from Captain Roberts that the
steamer Aldersgate would tow him, sig
nailed Thanks, go ahead, +" and so he Iro
ceeded on his voyage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07

About eight O'Clock last night the sky
up the river was illumined by . bright
FIRE, which report said vas from burning
farm buildings somewhere in Sidney. No
particulars have been received.
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Forre.t Block, Worcester, Burned.

WORCESTER. April 6--Forrest Block
corner Main and Austin streets, was wholly
destroyed by fire about four O'Clock this
morning. The FIRE originated in the base
ment in or near the boiler room The
ground f1or was occupied by W. L. avis,
druggist; Hebbsrd Z Co., dry goods;
C. Livingston, confectionery; C. Z. Eidy
billiards. The four upper floors furnished
for a hotel were not in use. Tue building
and hotel furniture was owned by X. G..
Taylor and valued at $50, 600; insurAr ce
$4,000; furniture $4,000; not insured.
Dsvis's loss S3 900; not insured; Hebbard
5000; insurance 50 000; Livingston S2,
500; Insurance Sl,750; Eddy s2.250; in
surance 81 500.
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Nor mouth and it's Ice Business.

WINTHROP. April 6 Monmouth is one
of the hveliest of Maine towns, with q hos
of energetic citizens who have manifested
great enterprise TO extent their ice opera
,ions. Three companies nave harvested
close on TO twenty five thousand tons the
past few weeks from Lake Cochnewaggsn
The Monmouth Company have mammstt
house Just teipR completed containing
twelve thousand tons The Cochnewsggat
Company have good sized nouse contain
ing seven thousand tons, while another
company has filed the old moccasin shop
and have some in a stack, besides shipping
to Bath. aggregaing three Thousand tons
The houses are conveniently situated close
to the track
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-07

Saturdays games we're:
At Nsw Haven, Ct-S. l.. Boston, s;
Nev Hsvens. /.
At Neriien. Ct-P. l., Boston. 20
Meriien Resolutes. 5.
Al Worcestef-P. L., Boston. 7; Brook
lyn. l2-
At Cambridse-HAfvard. 10; Wollsston,
Waterbury. Ct--P. l., Nev York, ls;
Acmes 6
At Colambns-Columbus, ls; Dayton,
At Cincinna,i-Louisviiie, 8, Cincinnati,
s.
At 81. Louis-P. L., Chicago. 4; Cleve-
land. 2.
At New York-N. L., Nev York, IL !;
Yale. 8.
A: Philadeiphis-N. L.. Philadelphia, 4 /;
Athletics, /.
At Brooklyn-A. A., Brooklyn, II; N.
l.. Brooklyn, 4.
At Baltimore-Bsltimore, Il; University
Of Pennsy lvania, S.
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A Cargo Of Kennebee Ice Ashore

vIxErARp HAVEN, April G. ShiE
Marion Sprsgue of Boston, Capt. Fisher
from the Kennebec river for New Yorh
with cargo of ice, ran ashore on Hedge
Fence Shosl at 8 O'Clock this morning
She va. f,oated at noon by steam tug Elsie
and proce eded apparently uninjured. Thi'
afternoon steam tug B. W. Morse proceed
ed for Boston With the barge Scotia, the
disabled steam tug Ice King and the bargt
Nphon in tow.
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Threatened Strike Of Chicago Carpen
teIs.

CHICAGO, April 6.-The carpenters coun-
Gil last night declared at IL a strike was or
or would be tomorro~ mo ming. About "a
delegates were present representing over
5000 men. Until l2 the council wac pre-
pared to receive any committee from thu
master carpenters association with a view
to arbitration but no committee appeared.
The object of the strike is to make 40 cents
an hour the minimum wages; to secure
eight hours per day. and to bring about the
recognition of the council from employers.
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Coffee, Tea and Spice Make a Blaze.

PHILADELPHIA, April 6 Fire in the
Middleton. Co.'S coffee, tea and spice ware
house last ght caused loss on the stock
estimated at $500 0, which was covered
by insurance The flames burst into 81
South Second street, and the following
losses were sustained American Tea Co,
20 600, insurance 1900; Z G. Percevsl.
manufacturer of fancy tie, caddies. 81, 800
Favorite Manufacturing Co., dealers in
extracts. SIS 900 Both buildings were
owned BY Henry & Lea, and the estimated
damage to them is $4,000 Several fre.
men were overcome by the fumes of burn.
ing pepper.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Pension Claims Will be Set.
tied at Once.
Why The Solid South; or Reeonstfue-
ton and lis Results"
4 Book Written BY Southern and
D icassd to Northern Men.

WAsaIscros. April 6 In his report to
Secretary Noble. Gen R4am. Commission
er Of Pensions. says he will be able by the
last Of May 10 cause the examination of
every claim pending in the Office on the
first day of January last, and have every
claim allowed that is completed, and the
calls for evidence made in those not CON-
piete. Only 97s cases remain on the
hles Applications Al the rate Of $50 day
are being received. and hereafter every
claim placed upon the files will be taken up
and act. upon within week. The record
for the psst month is I6 ,374 pension certii-
Gates. s.is3 of the IN being original cases.
and is the isrges number ever issued in one
month BY the pension bureau.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.


Pensions have been granted the follow
ing residents of Maine
Original. invalid - Almonon Marston,
Pownsl Centre. navy; Charles Wolther,
Togus; s. 4. Bouapart, II S~ifl. Monson /;
Chas. NJ Labree. Lewiston: Wm II Bra.
ley, St Albins; Hiram Crocker, Jr.. North
Freeman: Charles A. Cuffns, Brysnt's
Pond; Howard G Ward. Augusta; George
Wescott, Cas,ine. Increase - Ivory W.
Bard. Camden; james S. Crockett, West
Winterporr; Richard WslIrou, Brooklyn !;
Jane. Ii, Wentworth. Belfast; Alonzo Y.
Stevens, East Sieuben; Atkins Ellis, Wei
lir gton David Reweil, Jr Solon; Robert
Wallace, MiIlbridge; Eben W. johnson,
Dover; VIM. f. Wood, Buckfeld. Oriyi-
nal, widows. etc.-Hannah b. moth-r of
Thomas W. Day, Brunswick.
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LONDON, April "a dispatch from St.
Petersburg to the Daily Telegraph says
that the Minister of Education aud Prof.
Mendeli6 of the University have both re-.
signed their positions after having . quar-
rel The dispatch adds that the disorders
among the students con Jinues and that the
prisons are overlooking with inmates.
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Big Land 6lide Blocks tho West
Shore Railroad.

Troy, N. Y. April "a big land .lide
occurred this evening on the West Shore
railroad east of St. Johnsville. at Diefen
dorf hill Both are blocked and the second
east bound freight train ran into the Glide
Four victims were exiricated from the de
oris. None were killed. The engineer
and fireman were seriously Injured and two
others badly hurt. The fireman may die.
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Notes

The French loses In Dahomey seem to
have been more serious than has yet been
officially admitted.
Stanley leaves Cairo for Brussels Mon
day, where he will stop few days before
proceeding to London.
J. s. Morgan, the American banker, 10
lying almost at the point of deA,h in his
residence at Monte Carlo, from the effects
Of being thrown from carriage last Mon
hay
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81. pav.. Race .. Pittsburs

PrrrsBuRc, Pa Apiil 6-At midnight
in Central Rink the SIX Gays go-as-you-
nlesse race opened The charters we're
Her,y. Guerrero, Noremsc. Hart. Moore,
C.r,~risbt. Golden. Howsrth. Heselnlan
Dav, Horsn, Burns, Nolan. Hughes
Crozier. Tracy. Click. Fox, Gibbons, Bar
clay, uol.beck, Taylor.
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Prominent Citizen of Calais Dead

CALAIS, April 5.-Deacon Oliver B
Riaeout of Calais died suddenly Saturday
aged II years. In former years he built mao'
large and small vessels at Bsyside. n. B..
his birthplace. and afterwards IN this city
OF late years he was scuvely engaged IN
re building, furuishing and msnsgIns yes
sci property. He Was prominent member
and descou of the Baptist church. A wife
and three children survive him.
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A Great Benefit to Aroostook

dTUOetOoH Ikt ktFuVTfO"H'I
Hon. Edward Wiggin Of Maysville was
in town several days during the past week
securing materials for an article on
Caribou, its industries. etc which will be
published in the Kennebec Journal. The
Journal has been very fortunate in secur
ing the services of Mr.. Wiggin, who will,
during the present year, devote his entire
time to writing up the various parts of
Aroo.took county. His work will oe pro-
ductive of great coed to Aroostook, and
will certainly result in a largely increased
Aroostook subscription list for the enter
prising Journal.
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Iowa Remains a Prohibition State.

DEs MoINKs. April 6.-The House Sat
urday by vote of 81 to 40 decided to in
definitely posipote the local option bill
Every republican and Ewart, independent
voted for postponement. This settles The
fact that prohibition will continue in lows
at least two years.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
The Offer fOf the Knox & Lincoln Raised
to Si,5OO,OOO.
Without Much Doubt the Road VIII
Now Change Haads.

RocKLAsD, April 6 Mr.. John 7. Berry
ceived last night letter from the Boston
syndicate that have been negotiating for the
purchase of the road The syndicate raise.
its late offer of u 300 900, now Offering
81 $40 600. OF this sum $500 600 is to be
each, and the balance in per cent bond.
to run 30 years. A meeting of the several
towns ming the road will row be in order
The road will probably be sold
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TIE River Open 10 the Sea.

GAspISER. April 6-The kennebec
river is row open to navigation. sehoon-
ers we're tawei up as far as here yes er-
dav afternoon and two passed through the
draw bridge today. There Is sun cohsid
ersbls d la;ipg ice
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New Maine Postmasters.

The President on Saturday sent to the
Senate the folio wing nominations for post
masters in Maine Henry C Brewer. Free
port; Charles B. Woodman. Saccarrappa.
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Car Axle WORKS Burned

wILNrSGroS. Del, April 6-The roll
ing mills and Office of the Johnston Forge
Co. manufacturers Of car sxies. South
Wilmington, were burned early this morn
ing. Loss about e20 600; forge mill
saved.
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London Police On q Strike.

LONDON. April GA unique strike 10
threatened. The police have made de-
mand for shorter hours and increased pay.
The demand 10 accompanied by the threat
Of general strike unless both these re-
quirements are agreed to.
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WEDDING CARDS

~. n.K.~pebec Journal Job DePars"en M
4. .u,.pdidiy equipped for doing al
n,nds Of wedding printing. announce
-..,.. Invitations. cards. etc. In the
,.s.., and most approved sty es' IL mas
An. an enormous a@"unf offhas CLASS
.r work during ia. Pn-a ye~'' H'
a.r, coming from all parts OF sns
...... No better. work tn this line was
ever done In the state. With the comm
-..r. IT. facilities for this Kind OF wer.
-,Il be ssill farther inereased' AMONG ''
..,... .hi.ss being . beautiful A.ir i'.e
.cr,p-tyr. by which |" Is enabled :.
s-ss.se enxravsd work % elesely sne'
80 49, can detect the difference
r,..enabls. Ssod fer prices and
puRI.EICH = ELYNT,
Augusta. Maine
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Lost His Leg oY the Cars

greenfield. April David Davis, ls
years of age. attempted to board freight
train here yesterday, but fell beneath the
xheels and had leg cut od. His fathe'
lost both legs in the same way severa
years ago.