davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

WAsRrNeroS, Oct 3L-The Ecumen-
ical Methodist councl ended its session
here Tuesday and adjourned sine die.
A resolution was adopted denouneing
'the subtle and persistent efforts Of
the Roman hierarchy to make It's
power felt outside it's own proper
sphere in many lands to the detriment
and danger of the civil aud religious
liberties of IL people" and calling on
Methodists ITO unite with the me m bers
of other Protestant churches in MAIN
tanning their Inheritance Of freedom
and handing down the same, intact, TO
the succeeding generations"
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Killed by shs Cars.

ALLERroS. Ia. Oct al.-Joha c.
Hurst, travelling salesman for the drug
house of Daugherty. Crouch & Co., of
st. Louis, was killed by through fast
stock train drawn by two engines at
Liseville Monday. He was struck by
the cngin, while endeavoring to cross
the track ahead of the train and
thrown high into the air, alighting on
the engine. This was his FIRST trip.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Reward for standlforti.. Arrest.

CHRISTIAN, Ill, Oct 21.-There was q
meeting held here Tuesday for the pur-
pose of offering reward for the cap
ture and delivery of standiford Bros,
the bank defaultsrs Of this place. Sam
uel Kcntsn, A. X. Hartley, w. L. Gill
key, Cyrus Lewis and s. W. Thayer
were appointed to solicit subscriptions,
direct the expenditure of the funds and
enter into an arrangement with de-
tectives or other persons for the arrest
and delivery of the fugitlvea
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
AT TIE MERCY or THs WAVES.


Teriiliax xxrsrtssos sf seansa o0 sAs
Isle Of wisss Five Men Lost.
LONDON. Oct xl.-The stormy wealth.
er eortinues ase the pSeva.snee of tre-
nsnAcas salss Ga ell the coasts Of
Grsa, Britain are ~ unusual as
disastreaX Aorzay's reports show
that great damage has been
deas. many Of the incidents
being snissstly Picturesqus. The
French brig sAsleborlin, of Nantes, ia
trying 10 weather ST. Cathsrine's .
Point. Isle of Wight, was straek by a
Tremendous sea, Which swept the
captain overbosrd -Four Of the hands
sueeseded in lowering q boat, but
scarcely had they gsi aboard Of ii when
they were washed out and drowned.
All the harbors are full ofvessels seek
Ing refuge from the storm Their
sprung and splirtered masts, the rem
nants Of their canvas. and their staved-
IN bulwarl,s present . strange aspect
In the village Of Wyton, Huntingdon
shire, the wind blew down = house oe-
cupied BY q widow. Mrs. Cross and her
daughter. Tho falling masonry
crushed through the root. carrying the
rafters with it. and the whole fell
upon Mrs Cross who was in
bed The alarm was given, but
it being impossibls TO open tho
door the rescuing party effected an ca
trance by the roof, and found the
young lady completely wedged in the
wreckaSe. Two Of the rafters had SO
fallen that her head had been shielded
from the fallen masonry 50 that she
was able TO breathe. although she sus-
tanned severe shock and II much cut
and bruised.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Tax kAta in IIllneis.

srnrverrELn. NJ. Oct. ai.--Ths rate
OF the state saz for the next year was
computed Tuesday oy the governor and
auditor OF public accounts in compli.
snce with the law. and IL was found
that the rate viii be three and three
teushs mills on the dollar. or thirty
three cents on the eioe valuation of
property as assessed for the purpose of
taxation. being twenty eents on the
siee for general state purposes and
thirteen cents fer school purposes
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
To Talk for tho Fair.

CHICAGO, Oct 21.--Before adjourn
ment Tuesday the board of control of
the Columbian exposition authorized
Director General Davis TO send a spe-
cial commission TO Spain, Italy,
Turkey. Portugal, Greece. the Dam
ubian and North African states
The commission viii probably be
composed of Vico President Thomas
Il. Bryan. and national commissioners
John b Thatcher. of New York, and
William j. Sewen. OF New Jersey.
The commission will be absent about
fan weeks
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

WASHINGTON. Oct SIT does not
seetn at all certain that Gen. Rsar is
10 20" lie saws he hss not resigned
president himself said 10 answer 20 an
isquiry that he had not appointed 0sv.
Steele or requested Rsuaa's resignation
and did net know Whist his course
would be in tha matter.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Msunta.n Torrents Inuna2te the Low
lands In An1aiusis-
MApRIp. Oct. aL-Adviccs from Al
meria. in Andaiusis, report the prcva-
lenee of great foo,.s In that vicinity.
The mountain torrents flowing from
the river Nevada have inundated the
surrounding country The town OF
Albox, 20 niles northeast Of Almeria,
suffered greatly, the Inhabitants being
forced To take rsfuge In the towers Of
churches and other elevated places to
save their lives The damage 70 prop.
erty is immense.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
A COUNTY SEAT WAR ENDS.

Barron Will Keep the Courthouse Of Ear
ron County, Wis.
MADISON, Wis, Oct 2l.--One of tho
hottest county seat wars ever waged in
Wisconsin was settled by the supreme
court Tuesday. The city of Barron
has held the county seat OF Barron
county for several years, but the right
was contested by the city ofRicc Lake
in the legislature for two ses-
sions aid was lost each time
on close vote. Last summer
the county supervisors voted to
erect Jail ct tbs county seat. The
citizens Of Rice Lakc, however, pro-
tested and brought suit of INDUCTION
in the circrit court. claiming that q
suitable jail, courthouse aud other
buildings had already been erected at
Rice Lake The circuit court sustaine
tho injunction and the case was ap-
pealed to the supreme court. where the
Judgment Of the lower court was re-
verscd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

CIARxssuss. w. Va, OA si.--At n
meeting Of the directors of the Penns-
bore a Harrisville railroad held here
Tuesday Mrs. Hattie NJ. Kimball.
widow OF the late Moses P. Kimbsll.
was elected president Of the company.
shs will assume the duties Of the Office
on January I. Mrs kimball ia said 70
be the 6-ss woman ever elected TO such
q position In the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

MARssALIrewy. Is-. Oct si.-EIack
oiphsheris 10 spreading ~ m alarming
rate in . Norwegian settlement in
Soldiers valley. Harrison county.
Teusseen persons reccatly died Of the
disease. ore family Of ten lost sir
msn bers and tut one other IL expected
70 recover The place hes jpss been
onsrsntised asd . terrible state Of sf-
fair~ exss*a
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

KAEsAs Orr. Mo-. Oct H.-Mrs
Samuel Bunch. Of Arsentine. Kan.
was camping with party Of friends
en- the Msrsles des Cygns river near
Butler. Her ersss caught are over th.
campfire end she va aeon envelsred
in names Her companions rushed 20
her assistance. but before they reached
her she was burned almost to . eris,
and Ased seer asterwssd
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

CTrY or MExico, Oct 2i.-The San
Juan and Pspsloopan rivers have over
flowed their ssnks in many places. and
several towns hare been innndsted
There has also been great destruction
of crops. Heavy rains have also fallen
in the state OF Topasco. and the city of
San ) AN Bsutisia, the capital, 10 in
great aarrer
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Nav York, Oct. 2i--A run was made
en tas Yoakcrs savings bank 81 Ycn-
ker< Tucsds- afternoon. The deposit
crs drew ont seostt soss. 0os The report
was started that the bank was In
trouble. This was denied By the presi-
aent. who says the hank was perfectly
solvent
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Nrw yosg. 0st ai. -As result cf
The trouble between the Associated
Press snd the Western Unioa Tsle-
graph con5sny q rev or7anisstion TO
ee known ss the National Press asso-
csatios was effected 10 New York with
Charles A Dana At is head
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
TO. Miners Ku1es.

MeSARes. Col. Oct sL-wiiliars
Davis ans l. Lock. two miners, wsre
overcouss ~ foas air ehii. seseendlns =
uin- near a-r- Tuesday morning Thy
fell ost ~ the sneset 70 tive scttoEn e
The shaft 80 feet selsss aaa were
erashea TO deat.s
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

Loag farmer. and his wife went 70
VISIT : siek neigh Der, leaving their foar
ehiisren AZ home asleep The hall
lamp was left bnrniBg. Returning ~
ecieek IN the aorning the
Ioags fousa the hoase in ruins and
three Of the children, aged IL. 8 ans 3
years barasd 10 death The other chila.
> hoy of Ia years is fatally burned II
Is supposed that the lamp exploded
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

ATLANTA, ca. Oct 81 The menu
rnens 70 the ists Henry W. Grads.
erected "a this city. was unveiled fast
b-fsre nssn IN The presence af "a
esernaeus srs~A 6cv Hsa. of New
Yerx. ssifvsFea me sratsoa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

rosr Tcwrsvxr. WASH, oeA III
rr.s 4. C Russ.l aa4 his erpiorins
.sr., haze arrived sere fren Aisska
.se parsy was ss-snt Eve IseathA AID
IA ,hss tine lest sir men
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

hlk AND .tvN1tf sfDftifb Bsfore eno 4uef.
xsovy. Ash druggist for Wccps PpoerHopys;
II he Offers some Sorthess fn-oieins m place
of this. leave HE dishonest store tnciose price
IN letter aud se yiil send hy reinsn mall.
Price. one package, 81 si,. 81 one viii please.
veiepe 2sfamrs. Aadress Ire Tsoa Chem
ice Co.. l2i WoseNsrt ave. pftrcst. Hieh-
Sold Ia 0rant Rapids by r. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
ONE CENT A DOSE.

Notody likes being sick. yet many are will
Ing 10 bs so rather than face heavy Doctors
bill. But whst'sfhc use suffering M all when
relief and cure may be purchased at the rate
CT one cent dose. by using Hardock Blood
or relieve all diseases az t!ic stomach. liver
and bowels. Two great sources OF disease are
dyspepsia sBd coestii alton. They cause
ii Hsaiache. Biillousness. Dizziness. palritation
and Impure B,ood. which Ia turn causes PIN
pies. bails hlotches. tuners. scroina and sim
ilsr diseases thus affecting the entire system.
We xaArantee Burdock Blood Biiters. II faith
fully ussc accordiny 10 directions to cure
Dy yspepsia and Constipation and all diseases
sprinying from them. ard Will refund the
money 70 any PERSON not satisfied alter using
the whole or rart of the FIRST bottle.
FOSTER. MlLBuFS 4 CO..
Buffalo. n. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22

s.r.s eAas~ss S.rsss - pssas.
Rss~rssaAs Asa, csA sA--xesr
Lac Kss@. Asa. Assisy nsxAs ysaa
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-22
Woods Phosphodfnc!
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly aud pefmsp-
entig cur~s all forms II
Nervous Weasncss. rs,-
isssons. SpefmsIorThea.
lmpponcy. and a | effects
Of Atuse or Exce.ses.
Been prescribed over B
years In Thousands of
yses; u the oSly skiia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05
"WHAT WEATHER.

"Wbst weather.. What 4 dsy."

"What weather." What . day!"
So the people said yesterday, as almos
Frustrated by the heat, they sought out tht
coolest places and gave themselves up tt
CT cunsssnces as best they might.
Saturday was hot and the thermometers
some Of them, registered 90 in the shade,
50 their respective owners sid. and Kins
ma 3 went nearly to 80 at midday.
Before Sunday noon, however, people
thought of Saturday IS q comparatively
c,ol day, for the suns rays came down
with Intense force and what little breez &c
there was came across land that was like
the sans Of Sahara and only added to the
discomfort.
Though the oldest iuhabitant" hasn't
been interviewed on the subject, the per-
son 10 yet to be found that doesn't say he
never saw the Kennsbec 50 low a. 1t is at
present. The water is about Is inches
below the top Of the dam and Superinterd.
ent Cole OF the Edwards Mill says that in
thirty eight years thst he has been &C.
qu,ia'ed with The keqnebsc river he has
not seen the water % low % now.
Very fortunately for the Electric Light
Company AID the light condition Of our
streets the company Saturday got their
boiler in and were able to run their plant
by steam on Saturday night, Had this not
been done The darkness in the city would
have become even worse than it was on .
few evenings previous to Saturday when
many Of the lamps we're not burning on
account Of low water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05
SILVER WEDDING.


The ash anniversary Of the marriage Of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Il. Manlsy vas yes-
tsrday, and during the afternoon many OF
the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manley called
Ia teaeer their congratulations on the happy
occs.ioa. The anniversary occurring on
Suuasy no announcement was made
About so we're present, many of them beng
,hose Who we're present at the weddieg Oh
Mr.. Ard Mrs. Marley. Among those wac
called we're Hon. james G. Blaine and wife,
Hon. James W. Bradbury, Hen
joseph H. Williams. Rev. Mr.. VIII
hanson. Mr. Horace Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Lsmhard, Mr.. and MIRA.
Ralph C. johnson. DR.. George W. Martin
q, wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Milliken, Mr..
ard Mrs. Lenasl Ttcemb aud Jadge
Tieomb, II N. o. d. Baker, Col. W. ..
Ch,sse. Quite number CT young people
we're also present. Among the many
pleasant features Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manley's married life that ves
No allied was the uncommon facs
that during their married life Of twenty
Ave yesrs, and in their family OF four cn,i-
dren there has been no serious illness. No
better wish can be made than thst fhe'e
may be many a. felcitous snpiverssries OF
their married life as wss the t~enty-ffth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05
Get the Genuine.

Ifyou suffer with lame back, especial,
10 morning, Allcook's Piasters are sur,
relief.
II you cannot sleep, try an Allcock PlAs
ter, well up between the shoulder blades-
often rsheyes--sometimes cures. Try thiI
before you resort to opiates.
ItaIy OF your muscles are lame-joint
stff-feel As if they wanted oiling-or il
you suffer with any local pains or aches
these plasters will cure you,
II you use them once you will realizt
VII; 90 many plasters have been made IL
imitation of them. Like all good things
they are copied as closely as the law SLOWS
Don't be duped by taking 40 imitation wher
il is ss easy to get the genuine.
II you always insi,t upon having AL
cocks Porous Piassers ana never accept q
substitute, you will not be disappointed.
&C 5sod&wlwfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05
The COny Student.

Volume 4 No. l, Of the Cony Student is
just out. Editor-in-chief. Chsrles H.
Valentine; literary editor, NJ. Josephine
Doherty; general news, W. w. Lancaster
athletic news, Fred P, Small; business
manager Bartlett Webster. The new board
Of editors assume the task with the appre-
citation of the fact that they assume charge
of the Student already raised to q very
good standard" and with TIE determination
to keep it ia its good position and improve
upon il as far as possible. In their editorial
they say:
at will be great advantage for every
school to know Whist is going on in The
other schools, so tina! each ore may prof
by the mos. successful experience. With
this idea in view, we have added 8 new de
pariment for high school correspondence
and hope that much good my be game
both from and by our neighbor,." Every
effort will be made to gain the interest OF
the local grammar schools,
This first issue bears out the fact tbs,
the board has undertaken to pat its good
intentions into practice. II contains among
its many interesting features the poem for
the class supper Of '93, written by W. Il.
Holmes, Js. an interesting short story by
NJ Josephine Doherty, '94; al article
why go to College,, written for the
1apt h,, Marrill az
president Of Amherst c,llege.
"However society may be 're-organized', )"
writes the President, sit is sill ideas ths,
must rule if the world is to prosper. Only
by welcoming in their own lives, and
diffusing among others the sway of ideas,
can young men bt ,ne masters Of the ar,
of livir & WE'LL"
Following cut this line of thought the
writer presents an ulsuswerable series Of
arguments to show that, whether a man is
to enter the professional field or upon q
business life, whether he is to become a
man Of affairs or u college professor. it is
found to be the preeminent characteristic
Of college.bred men that they have learned
to deal with ideas as well as facts.
THE man who enters upon life thrt ugh
a liberal course Of study at college, remains
all his life lopg citizen Of the Republic Of
Of Ideas. He is open to reason. He knows
the power Of thought. He has seen thai
'i6ess after eli rule the world"
Every man who has 10 do with practical
Affairs a. well a. with theories and study,
long before he reaches middle life learns
to feel keenly the difference between men
who are open to ideas and convictions, and
men who are impervious to new ideas, case
hardened in their own narrow range Of ex-
perience, hile-bounl by custom and prece-
dent
In all that has been written for this issue
Of the Student there 10 evidenced care in
preparing and judgement in selecting far
beyond what would commonly be expected
from a high school paper. The Student
has been made the official paper Of the NJ.
/. s. A. A through an arrangement with
President Michaelis Of the association and
this department will have more and more
interest as the work Of this association con-
tinues to grow as ii undoubtedly will.
The Student deserves the good patronage
already accorded it and as much more as
il can secure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05

The new time tables were distributed
about the city yesterday, showing the A..
range ment of trains for the winter .hich
morning train for Boston at $50, will run
on Mondays only. The express leaving
Waterville at 3 so is taken off and the reg
ulsr morning accommodation trsin leaves
at 8 25 instead Of 8 so. The Bangor train
will depart at 1905 A. NJ instead Of l 40
P. M and the regular afternoon train east
gill leave here at 4 80 instead Of 4 % the
8 20 express being discontinued. The
Sunday irsins are now q regular feature in
the Marie Central schedule, ar d the trains
for B ston at 9.25 A NJ. and Bangor at
1872 P. NJ, run every day n the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05


They have each reached period in life
when most females need assistance in It'd
ing them over the shoals which 90 often
completely wreck their after lives. In pro-
duciDg regularity and healthy action Of the
female organs, DIR. Pierce's FAvori.e Pre-
scription stands without peer. At time
when nature gives them increased burdens,
so many young girls have their health for
life shattered. IL you wish your daughter
to miss those periodical, sgonzing back
aches. ard dizzy headaches, lsnguid and
tired feelings. accompanied with rough,
pimply skin and dull, heavy eyes, get her =
bottle Of DR.. Pierce's Favorife Prescrip-
ton. IL you have reached the lister period
Of danger and weakness, you will need q
bottle, too. See wrapper on bottle for
printed gurantee. Satisfaction siven in
every case or money returned.
ocf5d& R1wfolfm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05

az was broken down with nervous and ihyaosi
,-ostratiou and in my weakened condition was
s,ricl eae,i 9th Paralysis. Was tweny'six weeks
laid upon my back more dead thsn alive Beng
strong man. have lived all these years IN 'his
crippled condition. l heard Of DIR. tsrerns's
Nsryura and commenced using ii. got be tfr
from the first Tam a ne,r man ! owe my life
to DR.. 6reene's medicine, winch has completely
c,,red me. am now v ell ard heslthy and htve
recommended DIR. Green's Nsivu'ato many
of my friends, and they all sp' Ak well OF IT.
ANDREW II. oLNEY,
Gibson L. o, sttnben Co. N. r."
n n A. DIR. Greene, the successful special
~ D. list in curing all forms Of nervous and
chronic diseases, 81 Temple Place Boston, Mass.'
| can be consulted free. personally or by letter
Call or write him about your case. or send foi
symptom blank to fill cut. and letter fully ex
planning your disease, giving advice. ETC., will be
returned free
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05

TIE. Mcdonald, General Secretary of
of the Portland Young Mems Associat on
will attend the reception and tes to be
given By the local Y. M. c. A., to the
youag men Of the city tomorrow evening
He will give fifteen minute talk to u
Young men. He is bright ard witty
aker illustrating his r.msrks with
. o,ies and making them let re- sting through.
out. Every young man in the city shcu q
arrange TO hear him. A foe programme oil
musical selections is being arranged for the
same evening, and the ladies' assure the
Young men who attend that the wants IT
the inner man shall be generously provided
FOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05

Never in the history Of the johnson
Opera House were the seats pegzed so
quickly as on Saturday, when the plan OF
The hall for the first Of the Bsgan lectures
~ss completely pegged in less than four
horrs, the fun commen clrg At O'Clock IN
the Y. NJ c. A. room, here were fully
200 people waiting for seats. II the sale
for the remainder Of the course is IS good
the Senior class will realize enough from
this one course of entertainments to secure
the sm punt necessary TO defssy the expen'
SEES Of graduation. The first lecture or
paris, The Magnificent" will be given OF
Fiidsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05

A poung man giving the rame OF
Weaver ard hAilipg from Randolph was
ARE s.ed Saturday afternoon at the depot
He was noticed to come out of the GENTS
room with an overcast on which one Of the
men about the depot recognized as his CIV
garment. He was accosted regardi' the
matter, and gave the coat up. Later on he
made considerable trouble for Baggage
Master Wight, Who tslephoned TO the polio
.ts,ion for an officer Deputy Marshal
sprssue RESPONDED, but the man saw the
policeman comiI z AMI escaped behind the
stores On the back side Of Wster street.
LMer in the day he was captured On
Mechanic street by CITY Marshal Norton.
He Was badly inioHicat, and will come up
oef,re Judge Lsrrsbee this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05

Allow me to add my tribute to the eff
cacy Of Eiy's Cream Balm. l was suffer
ing from severe attack Of ipfuepza and
catsrrh aud was induced to try your RENE
dy. The result was marvellous. I could
hardly srticulAte, and in less than twenty
four hours the catarrhal symptoms and my
bosrseness disappeared ard I was able to
sing a heavy role in Grand Opera with
voice unimpaired. 1 strongly recommend
it to all singers II. Hamilton,
Leading Basfo Of the c. d. Hess Grand
Opera Co. oct5eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05

Civil Eogiaesr Ira Z. Getchell. has been
here and driven the stakes for the work
men who are 10 construct the sewer which
the Corporation have voted 10 build
on R,iroad street. " was hoped
to commence the work uloa this
sewer on Monday. but the asses
sors are not fully agreed whether to let the
job to = contractor or to have the work done
by the day under the direction Of the bcard.
|. is hoped by those Who h've the best in
tfrests of she town At heart. that good
beginning on the sewer system may be
made a. once
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-05

1.-THE most s4rious accideat which has oc-
CURED in SaGth Gaidirs, for many days
befeiI Mr.. HoimSn Ferriil OF Tuesday last.
Mr.. Ferrili is an employees at Bradstreei
Bros. mill and Ia endeavarins to run ea the
belt at night caught his right hand in the
sesr. The four dngsfs we're badly broken
snd mapsled. DR.. Donneli Of this place
and DR.. Turner Of Gsrdinef were called
II vas found neesssafy to smputste three
Of the fingers at the nfst and second joint
Tia fore finger VA saved.