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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

THE DALY KEssEBEc JOURNAL MAY
M FoUsD ON SALE At THE WasHfsofos
Axws EXCHANGE, WAsHfs6ros, ID. e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The W. c. T. U. will meet o.nost,v
"wednesday at 5 80 P. n. Afull avssd.
ancs is requested and arranssnsnts IN h
be made for the coming State Conyeutis..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The Westbrook Manufacturing Com
pany will begin work on the electric road
as soon a. the city council gives 1t per-
mission to run the same through the
streets. 1t is understood that the com
pany ia already looking up material
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The State fairs are nov over ara ss,,,.
hon is called 70 the county fairs. and MI
name 10 legion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Mount Hyde is the name
OF the great mountain discovered and
scaled in the Interior OF Labrador by the
Lee Scientitie Expedition 1t Is fitting
honor so the college which fitted out the
expedition. and To the distinguishes
scholar, its able president.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Mr.. Richard Robinson OF Chesterville,
has cat that proves to be useful as well
a. ornamental. A few weeks since Mr..
Robinson observed Tabby sitting on the
bank near his house watching keenly for
game. Soon she pounced into the water
and brought out q trout in her mouth.
He rescued 1t and carried home the
trophy; Ii weighed one pound.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Inst vim sbridee time aad costs Ju5g
ing from tie lay OF the lard ws esn secure
such II some competing line o. lines oe
continued on 70 Quebec and thence direct
70 the most feaaibie hArbor on the eoass
Of Maine, making that the steamer depAr.
ture for Europe We Of the West denf :
care q snap abonk special routes. provid-
ed we get sherg In season TO take sd
vantage Of the Eastern narkesa ana
gain the most By saving In travel. ~
scar a. can calculate. auch route VI
Quebec s nearer London for ocean
travel By at least so miIes- This Lhen
IL very essential economy for the Yves,
TO consider. Is such roate Jet open
IL not it should be deliberately consio-
cred by our people. We would IKE 70
know, too, what haYbor on the coast OF
Maine will best serve our purpose
The above article appeared IN the
I MON Advocate Of last week. with the
following comments upon the same from
the pen Of a citizen Of somerse. county !:
~ want you to publish the above com
municarlon from Mr.. J o. Barrett,
which appeared In the ST. Pau, Ainn J
Globe, Ia regard to. = shorter route by
rail from the twin cities 70 the Atlantic
on the coast Of Maine. and also my an
swer 70 the same which ia az follows:
The distance from the twin cities by
gay OF Quebec TO Belfzst on the coast Of
Maine Il thirteen hundred miles, four
hundred and eighty miles nearer Europe
ttaa New York. and the twin sisters are
,wo hundred miles nearer Belfast than
New York Europe by thisronte Ia sew
en- hundred miles nearer than by the
say Of New York. One hundred and
thirty miles complete this route for
freight and passengers from ocean to
ocean by way Of the twin cities.
The harbors on the coast Of Maine are
Belfast. Sorthport. Roekland, Thomas
ton, WaIdoboro. Wiscasset, Boothbay,
and Bath on the kennebec all open ports
With Is 10 IS feet OF water in these har
b0rs at low water. Freight from the twin
cities TO the coast can be carried for ID
cents per hundred The fourteen thous
ad barrels Of -four that Ia put up AZ Min
neapoli. daily can be delivered In Maine
for thirty cents barrel = now costs one
dollar. Maine wants for home cOnsump
ton five hundred thousand barrels
year. New England three million bar
rel. corn. oats and barley six million
bdsh4ls; beef, mutton, and pork 10 feed
four millions Of people. The cotton
sest OF the Mississippi down to the Gulf
of Mexico would come this way TO sup
ply our factories in New England. All
The above named articles are wanted In
EGr0pe,
AT least one hundred thousand miles
Of railroad net work can ne reached by
one hundred and thirty miles OF railroad
built through the county of Somerset
and Canada. All Of this railroad net
work are gathering freight to ship to the
& oast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The people Of Augusta will bs inssfss'
Cd in lecture course .. the First Bspu"
church which vas announced on Bsrdsy.
It 10 regarded % particularly asfscass'
But ws will give our readers the oppefss'
nifty Of deciding for themselves. Oct. 49,
Prof. VIM. 3. Bsttis Of Colby Univessiv'
will give one Of his popular resdinss. Oes.
~, there 10 to be IN attractive conssn'
Nov. 10, Rev. B. L. Whitman. the pasees
Of the Free st. Baptist. Portland, vii ~
liver his stirring af instrucdvs lecture %
"some Tsn.encies Of our Timss." Nsv.
"a, Rev. c. II. spaldibg Of Boston VII
give bis poruln lecture "Thst Boy Of
Mine" and DE. 8, Rev. r. p. White sf
Bath will present his stsseop,icop lscssfs %
European Travel. We trust that he ssiay
o. tie entertainments will bs sufiicisss v
warrant liberal patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

]. r. Mrs. A. r. Barnes viii opsR hss
new dfessmaI ing rooms in the brick hssso
cor. B'iise and State Sts. where shs sh'
te pleased 70 receive all bsr old ey''ee;"'
aEd many nav anrs. set,i.s -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15
Monarch Paint, Warranted at
sowDITcH, WEBSTER u 90. ..
CIR or AuersrA. .

CTrY or AUsUsTA,4
t..Es IEKAsUREE's OFFICE, Dee. q.
On and After Je.. 2, 1881, my beadquartsrs VIII
be In the rear Office oTer Haskrliss Shoe ,Stnf-
Water st.. until further notios. C. N. HAuLEs,
Ctty Treasures. aa,1tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The library of York institute has just
had present Of one hundred and twenty
five volumes Of important public docu-
ments from James G. Garland of Bidde
ford
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

There 10 strong undsrcurfsnt d feeling
in this city that 10 steadily gaining strength
in favor Of hospital here. The Lssisla.
ture incorporated hospital last vintse but
- yet nothing apparent has been accen-
plished.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The Lishsos Library is again opsssa y
the customary hour Of , o'clock In ~ a.
Amman
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The putting Of the engine that 10 placsd
in Water street BY the opera house, for ,hs
purpose Of hosting brick and mortar,
causes nervous horses to feel shy sbous
passing. Az yet there has been no tfoslk
from It.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

A dispatch from Bar Hsrbor says ,Aai
Secretary Blaine will probably leave Bar
Harbor next Saturday for this city. whsn
they expect to remain . month. Ths dls.
patch is credited by Mr.. Blsines friends u
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15
What is

Castoria is Dr. samuel Pitchers prescription for
and Children. contains neither Hpin. MorPainc nor
other Narcotic 1t Is rin.css subs.itute
-, p.,.~or;c Drops Soothing Syr,p-, and Castor OIL
II Is Pleasant guarantee Is tairtY years use W
Million, Of Castoria destroys Worms ana aass
6.rerishuess Castora prevents vomiting Sour Gurd
cures Diarrhna and Wind Co,ic. Castorin relieves
teetbine troubles, constipation aud iiaiucncy
Castoria assmilates food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giyin: healthy and natural Sleep Gas.
tor,a is the Chdrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Mr.. B. franklin Higgins OF Oakland
was In Augusta Monday on his return
from the state Fair. He made the
JOURNAL a pleasant call and informed
the editor that he should take in the re
union of his regiment the 18th Maine.
at Skowhegan before he returned home
Mr. Higgins also called on Governor
Burleigh and Pension Agent Clark dur
ing his stay at the capital He says he
has never seen better crops In Aroostook
during the past twenty-four years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Several new cottages have been built
this season on the shores OF the Range
ley lakes and that region is destined to
become more famous than ever as sum
mer resort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15


Bert Yeaton goes to Norway today v 6es
the mare Adie at the Norway Fair. Adis
owned by Mr.. A. +. Merrill and 10 handled
BY Mr.. Yesson. Thursdsy and F'iday NJ.
Yeston will be ct Liberty whore hs VII
trot Volunteer, Gray Victor and blees
Dean. On his return from Liberty hs vi
take Stanley and Little Willie to Psovt
dencs, r. l., and enter thsms for the cl'cuS
races including Bridssvsssr. Providsncs'
Brocktop, Taunton and Attlsbofo.
The proprietor Of one Of the most pops'
lar hair growers on the market lives 10 THE
city where his msnuiactory 10 located no
appreciates good joke and 20 when be fs'
ceived the following testimonial hs snss
that he had been remembered BY one Of
his old friends:
"DEAs SIR "A few days sgo ! sceidsst
ally spilled somo Of your hsif hatcher o.
the straw mattress at my lodgings, ssc
when I returned home ! found ssu
mattress"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The Aroostook Democrat thinks that
potatoes will sell at au extremely low
figure at the starch factory this season.
They are retailing Is or Is cents per bush
el. although no settled price will be made
till they commence to grind, and it ia
ascertained how much starch they will
produce.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The yield of oats through the Aroos.
took valley is the heaviest ever known
and the farmers are really getting out
of the idea of devoting their attention to
one crop entirely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

A whale created some excitement by
coming in within six miles Of Calais the
other day, but he got away before any
one could capture him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15
Soeal 21laiiers.

What portion Of the year 10 more s,iev.
able than September ct its bsstl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Bangor Commercial: IL those Of our
business men who have not entered their
subscription for the Bangor Aroostook
Railroad Co s preferred stock will come
forward at once. and as literally as
those who have already subscribed, there
Is good reason to believe that the entire
project can be successfully financed, and
IL is not unlikely that the actual con
struction work may be in progress dur
ing the coming winter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Oa Friday, September ll,h, the stallion
Appleton, BY Nelson and the pride of Noun
tain Farm, Watefville, winner Of the nrs!
premium at Eastern State Fair, Bangor,
also at the Maine State Fair last week,
was gwen an exhibition in front Of the
grard sand at Lewiston in harness, being
driven by his owner. Appleton Webb, Esq
He was greeted with load applause snd
made a beautiful Appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Tho Certaur Company. Murray Street Few York City
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Capt. Benjamin Thompson of kenne
bunkport, IS years old, wanted to fix a
pulley on the ridge pole of the barn the
other day. To do it, it was necessary to
draw a ladder up three scstfolds and
back TO the ground, and he attended to
the lob himself because he was afraid his
son Horace, being clumsier than the old
gentleman, might fall IL he attempted it
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

The public generally are pretty good
judges Of the way in which races are
trotsed, and Of the fairness Of decisions
made by judges. 1t is difficult of course
70 please everybody, and it is not tx.
psct.d, but people who witnessed the
pacing race at Safe Fair, Lewiston. on
Saturday, were greatly dissati. fed
With the, division of,he judges, and their
dissatisfaction show ed the evident unfair
ness Of the judges in awarding the money
in that race as they did. Time will undoubt
edly show that they were wrong.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

=. Quick zephyrs blow, vexiug daft
jim - This perfectly grammatical sen
tence, contains all the letters OF the
alphabet. aud is believed to be the short
est one on record fulfilling the condi-
tions
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-15

Istspas SEPT. Is, ,ssl.

St<l .l=
TUESDAY SEPT. 10, leol.
Cards ef thanks and rssolutie,s n =.
win b charged 1t ~ rats Of IN essn . ~
All advertising announssnsats Of eaAs,,.a
msnts whose object b the raisine 4 -.
viii Be- charged Il ths rata Of aftssn e,.s.s
~.
aLW AovnnxIonaanAro1 1olnAy
wApsed--Giri.
For sAle-fnfm,
For sAle-Co,net.
a Sa.esmAn Wanted.
Gravel free, see want col. .s
kxcnraion 10 Sopshsrn CAlfo,uiA
zee Ptnkhan Sherbufne new "A.
Last Jurors Verdict asrinst ,. l., weber,
Wanted--Dfeeamsker
Try Church Locke's e0 cent tas.
KsnAeeee Steamboat co.-Fai arfAas>,,.,
NOcoA OUsotter&.
What portion Of the year is more saiev.
able than September ct liz bsstf
H.
The Lithgos Library 10 again opsssd :.
the customary hour Of o'clock In u, a.
Afnoon.
The State fairs are nov over ard ~,
ton 10 called 70 the county fairs. and NJ
name 10 legion.
The September meeting Of he Apsuah
Loan Z Building Association. will BE- M
. the Association's office on wsdnseia,
next ct 7.S0 o'clock. 5
Yesterdays warm sunshine aae,d<d .
severe temptation to the little unes q u,
trudged towards the schoolhouses to bsa,,
the work Of the school year.
The W. c. T. U. will meet to. nos,sv
sdnesday) at 5 so P. II. A full s,,s.d.
ancs is requested and arranssnsn.s q, n
be made for the coming State Convsutias.
Capitol Grange has resumed its work ~
pleasures after the summer vacation, hela.
ing its nrst meeting last Saturday night
Next Saturday night they will have he N.
nual harvest feast. ~.
All members Of the Epu orth League q,
especially invited to social conference Il
the newly fitted rooms at Green sas,,,
church this evening. Matters inssssstsa
and important to be considered.
Mr.. W. H. Reid, Of the firm Of 8miA 4
Reid, bookbindsss, was in Boston last vssk
procuring new machinery for bic business,
He purchased . new wire stitchss, nm
perforator and new paging machine.
There 10 strong undefcurfsnt d feeling
in this city that 10 steadily gaining strength
in favor Of hospital here. The Lssisls.
ture Incorporated . hospital last vinss but
Is yet nothing apparent has been aocen-
plished. sH
The putting Of the engine that 10 placed
in Water street by the opera house, for ,hs
purpose of hosting brick and mortar,
causes nervous horses to feel shy abous
passing. Az yet there has been no troulk
from It.
A dispatch from Bar Hsrbor says ihai
Secretary Blaine will probably lssvs Bar
Harbor next Saturday for this city, whsss
they expect to remain . month. Ths dls.
patch is credited by Mr.. Blsines friends u
this city.
Steamer Ssgadshoc will be vithdrsvn
from the Kennebec Line at the end Of thA
week and the steamer Kennebee will anish
out the season, making three trips per wssk.
Is will be seen by their I'D In this pspsf.
Remember that this company sell low rsls
excursion tickets each trip. good to return
until Nov. lst. ...
Mr.. Frank Wsll. Of this city, took past
i M.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-02
the HONOLULU ARi0N.

The Honolulu Arion gave a de-
Iightful social and dance at their hall
yesterday evening. The hall was
gaily decorated with bunting and
evergreens and presented gala APP
pearance. The central attraction
was the German colors and on each
side were American and Hawaiian
flags. Dancing commenced at s
O'Clock and was kept up with zest
till late hour. Refreshments in
abundance were served during the
evening and all evidently enicyed
themselves. The following gentle
men composed the different COM
mlttees: Arrangements. j. Locker,
f. ii. f. Wolters and J. w. Young
Floor, E. B. Thomas, Z. II. f.
Wolters and d. W. Roach; Refresh
ments-C. w. Zeigler, j. Hubash
and j. w. Young. The respective
committees were successful in their
work and everything went swimming
in a way that only the Arions know.
The social was largely attended. The
Arion will indulge in monthly socials
shortly, when they can have the ex-
elusive use of the hall.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-02
NEW HAWAIIAN BOOK.

Rev W. ID. Westervelt, lately Il
missionary to the Hawaiian people.
writes from Chicago to the editor of
the BULLETIN, offering TO the native
employees Of this paper, as holiday
gifts, copies of Hawaiian transla-
ton he has made of Prof. Drum
mond's widely known booklet, "The
Greatest Thing in the World" Mr..
Westervelt intends that the greater
part of the edition of 1900 copies
shall go to the Islands as a Christ
mas present to the natives. ANY one
wishing extra copies can send to him.
The authors Hawaiian in this work
was criticised by Miss Mary Green
and Rev, IL. II. Parker, and he is
pleased with the fair degree of ac-
curacy attained in the press.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-02
r. III IL
Uai1g BULLETIN
r III IL
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1891.
HAWAIIAN TYPES.

Mr.. Allen Hutchinson, sculptor,
has lately turned out part of series
of Hawaiian types in bas-relief.
Casts of the works in plaster-of- paris
are to be seen in the Hawaiian News
Co.'s and King Bros. stores. Those
completed represent an old man and
woman, a boy and girl, and a mid
dle-aged woman. The casts are re-
markably telling IN expression and
beautiful works of art. Mr.. Hutch
inson's products are all characterized
by powerful conception as a whole
and thorough fidelity to nature in
details. Some of these latest are
said by persons who have inspected
all the artists work here to be the
best yet. They are placed at a very
low figure, so that people of moder-
ate means may be possessed of them.
After Mr.. Hutchinson leaves here
with his moulds, these, with others
of his works, will increase IN value
the longer they are kept. Honolulu
has run after volcano paintings and
even indifferent chromos of the same
subject. These Hawaiian types,
now that they are obtainable, are as
essential to completeness of house
arr decorations as pictures of the
great natural wonder of Hawaii.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-02
OBJECTIONABLE ARCHITECTURE
EDITOR BULLETIN:-

EDITOR BULLETIN:-
There is nondescript structure
going up next to the Robinson block
on Hotel street, which demands the
immediate attention of the Fire Mar
shall. Aside from the fact that there
is a violation of the Fire Limit law
in the manner of its construction.
there is another factor that should
actuate the proper authorities to dis
approve of the evident general ap-
pearance of the structure when com
pleted. The Robinson block and
sundry other structures lately erect
ed in the business portion of the
community give favorable impress
sion to the casual observer of the
stability Of general business among
us, and it should be the aim of the
Minister of Interior and his aids to
encourage the further erection of
buildings with architectural preten-
slons by, in a measure at least, Sc
curing them against the erection in
their immediate neighborhood of
such structures as the one complain
ed of. BrsryEss
Dec. |, '9l.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-02
TO CAPTURE HONOLULU.

The canards about American de-
signs on Hawaii appear to be be-
lieved by the English in China as a
Shanghai dispatch to the London
Chronicle represents the mission of
the cruiser Charleston to be the cap
ture of Honolulu while on her way
back to this country. 1t is difficult
to account for such credulity except
upon the theory that all Brtons
believe the United States will i'm
itate their own Government and seize
any small power that may be left de-
fenseless. If this course Of action
had been followed by us we could
have had the greater part Of the
American continent by this time.-
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-02
PERSONAL.

Robert Lincoln, United States Min
lister to Great Britain, has been gran
ted leave of absence and is spending
a week in Rome.
Nathaniel Curzon has been an.
pointed successor to Sir j. f Gorst,
as under Secretary for India, says a
London despatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor
have an heir, a bouncing baby boy,
born the 10th of this month in
New York. He falls heir to the
name of John Jacob as well as to the
modest sum of $50,000,O00 should
he live to mans estate. Ruth Cleye-
land will never look at Baby Mckee
now that John Jacob has appeared
on the scene.
William II. Ropes, who, from
September 81, 1850, to 1854, repre-
sented the United States as Consul
at st. Petersburg, is dead at Tenby
Wales.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-02
CALIFORNIA; DEMAND,
"A place in the Next Pvca;aeu,.a
Cabinet.

Chicago, Nov. 1G.-M. II. De
Young, proprietor of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, who arrived in the
city to-day, said in an interview with
reporter this evening: Business
men Of San Francisco have autho-
rized me 70 make any promises TO the
national committee | may see fit,
pledging themselves to carry those
promises out, if the convention be
given our city. We have already
agreed to pay the railroad expenses
OF all the delegates to the coast, and
return. We will do a great deal
more which / don't care to make
public yet.
San Francisco" continued Mr..
De Young, "has no candidate to
force on the convention in case she
secures it, but there is one thing the
coast will expect of the next admin
istration, whether it be Republican
or Democratic-a place in the cabi-
net. The reason is purely business
one, entirely apart from politics.
The entire coast suffers from lack of
acquaintance with its needs. There
are thousand things of vital i'm
portaMce commercially to the coast,
upon which no one in the east, no
matter how well informed, can pro-
perry give advice to the president.
Among many such questions are
desert lands, the Boring sea fisheries,
Hawaiian and Australian trade and
communication, and our coast de-
fences. Few realize the exact nature
of the latter. In their present CON
ditloh few Chilean ships could blow
San Francisco to pieces"