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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-11
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement o. Trains In Eject Oct
An, 1891.

GOING W EsF-55o A. A. for Lewiston
s1lIlsot. rstslAsd, Boston and AenIfsai; 40 4
v fey 81 Algssii- G&sdtnsr AID iso1tn Gsrtfnsf
"a i6k NJ for bfzhssi X, fsSiston. ssrnfnx,on
Koaxisnd, Fsftlasf and Boston, c]acsctiag foi
EhIta Mountain FSipts, q ~ r. n 70,
HaIepe.l, 6ArdiSsr asd soatis a2li4aer; 3 D
p NJ Tor Rfz1s siek. Bath. hoe<3sE1, Portland
sns,or: gts fsxprsss} Portland and EostoH aEd
Nartresl; sn 2. NJ for E4iloagsii, Gardiner and
sonta Gardiner, Id r y fEiyAt Pa. mani fof
Isri..sn, Bath, Portland AID b5sios-
GONE EAsT-z.ig A ii. (Eisat sxpress) fol
skexbrgAE, be iass, Bangor, B@z Gzrtcr, st-
stepaess st. JOl.a 2aiG Akoastoak Csasfg. sH A.
n for W9teryi.ie, and sEoshesIn, Bangor zsa
y.ss.hnr4 u 81 r " fSf Wa vile. e5ule st3s :
f,,D4..aaI, WlashE. p and Lewiston. a.is =. ~
,or NstsT7.le. Oa2iaal, hersa Anon
niuzban. do sbegAs, Belfast. Dover aAi
To1 Foft HGAssf, Bar UA!boF, St. StsphsSs
~ John ksd Afo1s O4& E3nntys o4 SAEardaya
eaig a 10 P. ". for E4t-rg.i.s, aad sundays
ealy. 4tg.i7 I. ID, 81 haAzDf-
Jhe Slkh Pullman fraiss ran e. I. way every
n.sht. saa4ays 10 Iaied. DHt not TO 5kowhssAn
90 soaiay morning, or 10 Beifast. Dsxser, OF
k4TaDa Fan yor, On SIZE Las NOS ntngs-
fhs 4ay ezgfess tram gotnz vest al 1910 A
NJ ADD East al IS. r. N. raa daily, sundays Ia
Guided, between Boston Legision. Bath, Rock
land Bangor and 81, Joha-
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Augusta
Es.gr. soatA Gardiner. 90 A. NJ; 10 and ss
Y NJ. Gardiner, 0 1S 4. NJ. 10 snd 8-4s r. N
Hslosell, g.fg a. NJ. rs ah1 sie 7. n.
through tickets ~ California and AL points
saa'h sBd West may be had Of H. II. Walker
t.eset azgst, Augusta, the only oiies in Aa<usts
ceiling via al routes aad checking baggsgs free o.
sHrnse-
PAYsON TUCKEK, Vice Pres. g. Gsa'l NJ ana ger.
EE BooTBBY. Gent Pass. and Ticket As't.
Portland, Oct !, 1881.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Troubles between the French glass
blowers and their employers, which arose =
month ago over questions Of time aDd
wages. faslly have been settled by . COM
promise.
No faith is placed Ia tho ssatt msnt that
the Italian government intends " interfere
with papsi guarantees at Rome. II 10 not
denied, however, that the Pope's departure
would probably result Ia closing TO him and
bis successors the gates Of Rome.
The dead body Of Mise Kate LAwless,
the youngest sister Of Lord Clsncurfy wss
found Tuesday in lake near Lord Clsn-
currys estate ct Meas, 10 the county Of
Kildare. 1t 10 not known how tie young
woman met death.
IL 10 nov thought that At leas. 200 lives
we're lost by the cyclone at the Andsman
Islands 10 the Bay Of Bengal, Monday.
Two hundred and hfty more were severely
wounded.
The Russian peasants ere being driven to
desperate deeds BY hunger. Many iswIsss
acts are reported. Deaths from starvation
are increasing.
IL 10 reported that the dscision d the
Irish Liberals not TO contest The reelection
Of Righ. Hon. w. l. Jackson, now chief
secretAYy for Ireland. q 0 member for
North Leeds, has aroused great surprise
and some cons,sfnaiion among the rank
ard nle Of the Liberal party.
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THE FUNERAL SERVICES
or Ex.Go,. Smith at st. Adams, VT.
Largely Attended by Prominent Men.

Sr. ALBANs, VT Nov. 10 The funeral
OF the late Ex Governor john Gregory
Smith, held here this afternoon, was St
te ended by large number Of distIng nguished
railroad ard business men snd these OF
political reputation. The remains laid in
state in the Congre gstional church from .
A. NJ. till P. M, and we're viewed by
hosts of people.
The fuuersl services we're held at
o'clock. Rev. NJ. H. Buokman, president
Of the University Of Vernoot, officiating,
TIE bearers were ex General Manager j
w. Hobart. General Superintendent j. NJ.
Eos. Superintendent of LEGAL freisht t.ni-
tc, E. A. Chitsenden, Treasurer, d. d.
Rsnlett, General Passenger Agent s. W..
Cummings and General Auditor +, e..
Lucas, all of the Central Vermont Rail-
road.
The honorary pail bearers were Deacons
Fl. M. S.eveps, Charles Wymsn, Il. E.
Bentley and B. d. Hopkins of the Congre-
gationsl church, Secretary Proctor. Gov
ernor Psge, Hon. Joseph D. Hatch Of
Burlington, and Hon. James r. Langdon of
Berlin. During the funeral the business in
town was totally suspended, and flags dis
played at half mast.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Open Convention at TOledO-ROutint
Business and Officers Reports.

r TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 10-The Knights
of Labor Convention met here this morning
The forenoon WAS spent in routine matters
MIR. Powderly delirered his annual address.
Gerersl Secretary Treasurer Hayes re.
ported. Though the expenditures OF the
order for the yesr had swelled by several
extraordinary outlays, the revenues were
suffi icient to meet all demands.
M. Hayes complsired that some assem.
bles sent in incorrect reports to escape
full uxuion. The total annual receipts
were S99 6s5; expenditures. Sl02, ,474
balance now in treasury, SI0,2s3 Ihe
general executive boards report followed
/. states = growing feeling in England and
othe' icounir.es in favor Of autono my, and
rec ommends ,his sho uld be granted.
The board complains that the tables oi
the order were counterfeited systematical-
ly ard asks the appointment OF a commit
tee to devise a N cans Of the remedy. The
feport cor gratulstes the order on its mem.
bership Of 270,0Oo ard cautions against
rech less admi .sion Of members. This eve
ming u sorma, receptio was given the gen
eral officers and delegates at Memoris
Hall The address Of welcome was by Ms-
yor Emmlck a.d the response by Mr.. Pow
derly.
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SHE RATHER LINES DOG MEAT
And Many Believe in Its Efficiency as /
Cure for Consumption.

SHELBYvnLE, Iud., Nov. l0.-Msgyis
DeDlsher, the youug woman who began a
dog meat diet last Thursday for the cure Of
consumption, says che rather likes it, ;ha,
it tastes like lamb. Many cases are cited
by the older ciuzeos in which permanent
cure Of consumption has been effected by
drinking the broth CT dog NEST and eating
the flesh Of dogs.
Is is said that one George Goodrich was
cured in this way. Il is certain that he
recovered and lived to be 81 years old, and
oied finally of II fitmities incident to o'd
age. 1t was said that DR.. John Kennedy
then prominent physician, who was treat
ing HIM. prescribed the remedy, bu, the
doctor denied it.
DR.. W. G. McFadden of this city laughs
At The ides, but adds; 1--WE csn't fall out
with the people for getting such notions in
their heads when such eminent physicians
as DR.. Whitaker, professor Of the Ohio
Medical College. with . world-~ide repu-
,s.ion. says. in speaking Of DR.. Koch's dis
covery (Which was not q discovery: III
is the boon Of the nineteenth century, which
bss bznishs the spectre of heredity from
medical scieuce.' But" says DR.. Nc
Fsdden, "patients prefer mysterious reme-
dies, and ply ysicians of repute frequently
fail into the same error There is no merit
in the dog flesh remedy"
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THE GEORGIA EXPOSITION.
Its Remarkable Success s-Thc Multitude
of Visitors to II.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 10 The bisges.
industrial exposition that was ever hell in
the Southern States 10 tho Intcrrtate Expo
sition at Augusta, Ga, which was opened
on the % Of this month, ard which Is nov
booming. There are enthusiastic descrip-
,ions Of il in the Georgia pspsrs,
Not only are the products Of Georgia to
be seen there. but those Of nearly all the
other stste Of the Union. New York 10
we'll represented ut it and so are the Ne~
England states, and so also are soms Of the
Western states, while the states Of the
South vie with each other FOR precedence
in il.
The city Of Augusta is now one Of the
most important railroad centres of the
South, ss many as seven lines entering
it from variou, poiots of the con
pass, so that visitors to the Expe.
sition from all parts Of the c0uohy
have excellent facilities OF travel. 1t is al
attractive city with population Of nearly
80, 900 and all its people At this time ab.
sorbed in the Exposition.
The Exposition grounds cover an area OF
80 acres. and the Exposition buildings sre
very large, one or them being almost 1000
feet in length,
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IT is MURDER.
Dr.. Yose 0i South Somerset, 1ass.
Charged Nth Criminal xslpFlctlcs.
His Victim Dead-The Doctor and Accom-
plice Held Without Bail.

FALL RiyEa. Mass, Nov. 10 -Tae sr.e 81
Of Dr.. Thomas A. Nose, charged with NAL
Practice, hiss caused sensation here. He
Is spp2rentls sboat As years Of age, Was .,
ons tine prominent in the Salvsion Army
and frequently has been charged with NAL
p,sctice by the iccAl ply siciAns-
The name Of Ii. lsIes: alleged vicsm il
said 10 be Marehsterre. She was married
FIVE years ago to JeseEh Tsloa Of Brown
vile, a woodehapps- They afterwards
separated and later she lived with o-s
Blanchard who has dissppessed.
Four months ago ske Re Joined Talon but
left him almost Immediately and became
an inmate Of house Of ili-fame. The de-
CEASED told several persons last week thai
she was in trouble, the result OF her init
macy with man named BeIuoe, who it i.
asserted, WAS around town Mon1ay collect.
ing mobsy to help defray the expenses oi
her funeral.
At the autopsy on the body today, Medi-
cal Examiner Dolan gave the opinion that
the woman had disd from The results Of Z
criminal operation performed in bunsling
texrtless manner. Vose contends that che
died from typhoii fever, bus the examining
physicians xver that not the slightest evi-
dsnce Of that disease 10 on her body.
Lster-Henry Bsruhe is now locked W
a. an accomplice. II 10 alleged he took the
dead woman TO Vose's place. Both prison.
are held without bail.
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VICTORIA, Is, G., Nov, 10 "A J Glavsr,
formerly Of Stapiey's exploring expedition,
who has been In Aluks for ihe pat
seven years, srrived lsst evening from .
trip on which he tried TO reach the
head-waters Of The Alaska river. He
l,cated the source about eleven
mi es northeast of Mount St. Elias. He
took with him and brought back four horses
in perfect condition, although previously
nothing but men on foo. have been in tn.
country traversed. lie explored and took
Photographic Views Of the whole country
lying between Ncrth Yokon and the base Of
st. Elias alps, finding /; more suitsble for
trsflic than was Imagined before.
ti!aver proceeds direct to Washington 10
ask the Uuited States government for An
appropriation to enable him to open up the
trails next season. His party vas com
p1sed Of bimself and friend named Dsi.
ton, being the smallest party thst ever
{ aversed the region. They discovered an
enormously rich copper mine.
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The American Derby Of 1893.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 The list Of ente;ies
to the American Derby Of 1893, which have
been given includes the names Of the young
horses that some hing less than two years
hence will contend for the richest prize ever
offered for shfee-year-olds in any country in
tee world. There is . total of 325 colts
and fiIlies that represent in their ancestral
lines every known strain Of thoroughbred
blood. All the famous sires ard mstrors
Of Ameries are Represented. aud there
are not wanting the soos Of daushsefs
of such noted English sifes -
Mindpg, St. Simon, Highland Chief,
Murcastef, Gsllopin. Springfield, Pstro 7er.
Rsrmes, St. Honofe and KiiwaRlin. The
winner Of the fsst American Derby, Mod
esty, 10 represented with chestnut son BY
Spa ndshrift, out Of Thrifty, and three
other Derby vinrefs-valante, c. H. Todd
and Eurerer Of Noffolk-sfe represented
by the first Of their get.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events of the Day.

A sneak thief stole $500 from Broker
Davis, School street, Boston, Tuesday.
CT Paul, wholesale lumber dealer of
Louisville. Ky, assigned Tuesday. Lia-
bilties, $500, 600; assets, slC0. 900.
Judge Chester s. Sanger Of the third
Middlesex Mass District Court, died
Tuesday at North Cambridge, Of typhoid
feTer.
The will cf Edmund II. Schefmerhorn
of Newport, r. l.. wss probated Tuesday.
There are no public bsquests. II is est
mated that the property left is shout sl2.-
900, coo.
There il nothing of man but the word
that is kept or broken-sacred - life, or
unstable ~ water. By this we Judge sch
other, in philosophy and practice; and by
this ties. shall be ruled the ultimate judge
ment.
The Rankin curing Co.'S ~hole-
sale clothing house Of Nashville, Tenn,
ASST ed Tuesday. Assets, Sl93 900; lis
bilities, sl33, 600. Tight money and bsd
cole ctions are said TO be the cause.
Mr.. Mcleod Stewart, ex-msyor OF o.
taws, made an assignment Tuesday for the
liabilities csnrot be estimated yet. but it 10
believed they will amount to over $500 600.
Sir George Baden Powell, the British
Bebring sea commissioner. who has just
returned to Montreal from Washinqto', ,,
SAYS he tas reason to believe that President
Hs,;iso will shortly sisu document su-
thorizins joint commission.
Fire early Tuesjsy morning completely
gated the wholesale clio h and voollen
goods house of Lippincott. johnson & Co, i,
$40 Market street, Phiisdelp lphis. causing .
loss Of $500, 600; fully Insured. Several
occupants Of the adj .ioirg building sus.
tanned losses from water and smoke. vsri-
cusly estimated from $1,000 to s2s. 600
each; sill fully insured.
I A sensstion came Gu. Mondsy at Mash
vile. Tel n, when it vas announced that
cre Of the Iecap'uyed convicts had con-
fes.ei ,hs: fer two days previous to the
night Of the Bryeeviile attack the guards
knew the release Of the convicts would be
made ard hat on the nigh: Of the uprising .
only one guard was left on duty.
At Giiadstone, Pa, Monday night, two
brothers, Saws. with urpronounces bic
pames, btcame involved in quarrel. One
of the nes was struck, when be drew Z
revolver ard sho, his brother dead. An
angry crosd chased the murderer, vho
escsped into another part Of the house and
fstslly en-, his throat.
A cab es.sn from Liverpool, dated Tues.
DAY, frnrn Mate Phillips CT the schooner
Hattie NJ C,ae Of GfeeppoYf. states thai
the Cole has founde,ed at sea and Capt
! Benjamin Chase was drowned. 1t gave No
! further particulars. The Cole vas from
Swans Island, Me-, for New York visf
paving stones. and had been previously re.
ported overdue.
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SHE WILL REMARRY WILSON.
The Breeze Of the Prairies is in Thi'
story Of Marriage and Divorce.

kAssAs CITr, Mo Nov. 10 -Archs-
Wilson disappeared from lows City. Ia 10
yesrs sgo. leaving perniless 3 wife whom
be had married the year before. Mrs.
Wilson went to Omaha, where in 1880 she
msrried . man named Fien ming, hsviug
procured divorce from Wilson. Pour
years sgo Fismnips vas convicted Of for
gerry and he IS nov III the Nebisska p.pi-
ten,isry.
Mrs. Fleniog went to Wiehits, Ksn !,
where she wss recognized by an old friend
who wrote to her 8rst husband, Archer
Wilson, row . baker in Morris, Mimi.
Wilson arrived 10 Wichita yesterday, and
Is Q result Mrs. Fleming will sue for q
divorce tomorrow and ,emsrry Wilson IS
soon IS it 10 granted.
Wilson says thss he was insane when be
deserted his wife, and that after he regsined
his reason he sought for her for years.
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The INDICTMENT
AeaiGst OVs'seef Donaldson Of
The Psppersl Mill, Bldfelord,
N1nisNd.--E0 InieRisroFca With Da.isS
Of rspaly Labor Commissioner.
Caldwell 4 Libby Of Richmond Will
Resume Workman Fatally Injured.

BiDD, soap. Nov. TO- An important
decision las iuss been rendered by the Law
Court 10 York county case. At the Jan.
usry term Of the Supreme Court the g,atd
j1ry fcuad an Indictment against Robert s.
DooAld., sn ovefseer in the Pepperell
mills, for interference With . deputy labor
commissioner IN the performance Of his
hcisi duties, The real charge sgsiast the
oyersess was that be refused to produce for
the deputy commissioners inspe ciion. the
certificates Of ages Of some OF the emp oy es
in his room Oar readers Will rem
Der that the Case grew eug Of 6 personal
rupuse between Overseef Doaa.dson and
Detu = Commissions, Campbell.
The law curt las d clsted tie indict-
fnent void. The yescrips 10 as follows
The refusal and neglect Of the employer
OF iGb5r il a amanutscsuring ard mechanical
establishment TO produce certificates Of the
ages s2a places Of birih Of children uadef
e'xIesn years ot sge. employed in such es-
- oiisbm sHis. fer the inspection OF the
d, ELy commissioner Of labor, is not an
IN ,siersnca with has duties within the
'GsG il z OF chapter l39, laws Of 1887.
lh'teTm "iEterfeie" 80 therein used re-
t'es some action directed to The person
: some active personal obstruction or in
.s' renee in the p. .r.ormarce OF his Itie.,
.nj II mere non-sctiou. Exceptions sus
si-td idd,c!ment sdjadged bad.
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Five Bottles Cured a Rad Ease of Kid
nnY and !. Yer tompiaiat

To tbs ni0H Keflriac Company.
In reply TO y,a- letter uiil sac hen com
mencsd 10 ,nsr you- Syruo sas he'd sisk with
liver Bnd kiduey rhaUiaiat, 20 bsd ca they gas'
me I'D TO die. After taking five bottles OF your
Rio ! S,rup can ~ HAT III re l. ~ a 81 obs
Or, hca thicr rlan J my toua, I'D take plea '
uTe in recommending il 40 any suhcfer as WAS
oars Ic-peGt nilr.
HENRI WHITE, G. A. X.
Corinna. Nc
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PERNAMBUCO JOINS
The Other Provinces in Declaring It's
Independence from Brazil.

LONDON, Nov. l0.-There is no lonesI !
any site mp. to deny that the p!osi1ee Of
Pesnsmbuco has joined the provine OF Rio
Gfsnde do Sui in declsril its ind pan-
dence. Great excitement prevails at Rio
ia, 70 and hfoush Brszl.
II is reported here tonight that Marshal
D.F.ns,c ca hss been informed taas he il
safsr.ng from disease ~hich mus soon
cause his death and that he has announced
bis willingness to resign The retns Of powef.
The German pof ulstion Of Rio GEsnde do
Sa is reported to be orgaaizing into armed
bodies Of men, on The plan Of the Dutch
eslls1s Of South Africa, AID 70 be deter
mine to defend the Independence Of their
new state.
The yocp' under command Of Marshal
Ds FonseuA are SAID to have been ordered
70 move upon Rio Grsn6e Do Sui, this re-
port is Ios believed here as j. is understood
that tie dictator has been wsrIfd By his
trusted advisers 20 do everything possible
to avoid bloodshed.
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A GREAT LlNGllST.
Prince Lncicn Bonaparte Could speak
Eighty Different Languages.

LONDON, Nov. l0.-The death Of Lucien
BonApSrte recalls TO = vide circle Of
Eaglish friends his residence in Kensington,
where he lived surrounded and positively
walled in by books. His passion was to
become the gres.est lipguist In the world,
and he spent years goiug from country I,
country studying the different dialects. He
was made prince without his request, aud.
becoming nstursiizsd, he died almost an
Ens.ish country gentleman
A remarkable tribute to his capacity, hi,
industry and his erudition 10 to be found In
the fact that, as has been sail on good au
thofity. there was no word in any language
or dialect Of which he was unable to uacs
The genealogical source, while he spoke no
fewer than so different Languages
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DIAZ CALLS A HALT.


CRY OF MEXICO, Nor. 10 President
Diaz has given orders to commanders OF
troops on the northern frontier thst no more
persons ara to te s1ot or punished witiou.
previous trial by = compe,ens authority.
This has been done ia vies OF the reports
lub isi ed in the Uoi'ed S.a'es of arbitrary
executions, which, as a rule, are ex.sgera-
tions pu. in circulation BY the bso6it or
smu gglieg residents thore, headed by
escsped felons like Gsrzs and Ssndovsl,
Who give cut false revolutionary news.
The Dlaro de Chihushus saYs that Mr..
Sutton, United States consul genaral in
Laredo, has arrived here for the purpose Of
obtaining information concerning the
abuses committed upon American citizens
in Mexican territory 10 connection with the
Clsiino GNzs affair.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHIsGroN. Nov 10 Pensions have
been granted to these residents Of Maine
Original, Ea*in w. Clark, Peter Lowery
Timothy Sweeney, George f. Williams
George G. Brigham, Benjsmin Clifford,
John Webster, Francis A. Gocdspeed
Mark Patterson, William Appleby, Rober
Ripley, John Pierce, james G NJ. Furbisb
d. Slinson, Patten; increase, George w
Cosbmsp. George r. Peasley; reissue
William Young. Nathaniel M. Ingefsoll
widows, Frances II. Murch, Maria Fuller
Bridget Mullen.
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ALI.HRTON TROTTEII

Against the Record at Independence,
But Only Made Eli I.2.
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RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Hearings on the Location Of the Bel
fast Electric Road and Increase of the
Capital Stock Of the Phillips 4 Range
lev.

The board of railroad commissioner
was in session at their room, State House,
Tuesday forenoon and afternoon. Hon.
Joseph Williamson of Belfast appeared fol
the Belfast Street Railway Co. Matters
had been so adjusted that there was no
opposition against the location, aud the
commissioners granted it in accordance
with the plans submitted by the company
In the afternoon there was hearing or
the matter Of increasing the capital stock
Of the PHILIPPE & Rspgeley r. r. Co. o.
provided by special laws. The commis
.ioners approved the increa,e from S75, ,00C
to 100000.
The State inspectors Of steam vesss !.
made their annual report to the Governor and
Council today. They report that there are
in State waters subject to the boards su
thority, 1902 steam vessels Of all classes
with an aggre gate tonnage Of l72,4 ,440 tons
s4 Of which have been inspected by then
and granted certificates of inspection. OF
luu1c NV lhopStteut Apuiy ANHbAhAs
Chesur cook, Tom Parker and May fi,weI
are used for towing purposes only
the Warwinet at Eagle lake, the Lima q
Moosehead, the Ethel at Prefque Isle and
the Kstie at Schoodic pond are said BY
their owners not to have been in service
this season. The Amoriscoggin Ut Win
throp and the Ida at Richardson lake have
been condemned as uptii for service
The City of Waterville Of Waterville ant
the Flesta of Norway have been tram.
ferred to United States waters. Tn,
Mabel, at Houlton, is being rebuilt. Ttt
Elvy has been hauled into Roach port
and rot inspected. The owner Of steamer
Nyassa refuses to have his vessel inspected
and denies the rieh. Of the State to require
its inspection. Steamer Iowa at Esgl,
Lake was refused certificate for refusal t,
pay the prescribed fees and was forbidden /,
carry passengers. One steamer at Eas
China and one on Marsnocook, belonging t,
non esidents, we're not known to be il
service in time for their inspection before
their owners went home. The inspector:
have issued licenses to 81 masters ant
pilots and 102 engineers. There have bes
twa casualties this season, both occurring
in June. One was the collision be
tween the steamers Mollychunkamunl
and Florence Percy on Rsngele,
Lake; the other the burning o.
the steamer Wawa At the north arm o.
Richardson Like in the night while lJ ing q
anchor and ten persons on board. Their
have been fifteen new vessels added to thu
service during the present season. Th
inspectors, William Flowers ard Charlie
Staples, jr., have travelled 1906 miles ii
the performance of their duties.
The selectmen Of the town Of GreenvilI'
were presen; settling pauper claim.
Councillors Simpson, Bracket and KIM
visited Belgrade pond Tuesday afternoon
to examine certain islsnds in the Pom
which parties desire to purchase.