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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-12

III oo00lo1oo - eHougu1on, 1onou3nl
~ difoeeiens elvoa tAnm q ~ annua
nsstifg. anne1pc61 ~ go - n e9egR
sioa = SAen decidsd. aaa ~ afe pasasea 4
~ tAae . eo0cioae 1um1R e loeponool
hase ben fsesivs1 = ind10Ae ono q II
pleasAntsst nips ~ ~ asseelaalea ~
nads. Il , ~ eflna that tR1p ean u
afssngsd which win cenpsaso o uAny
a1Arsctaons end 4 Z eese - ~.
1rlxHnAnx Law Unian s1n1lon, PsSt'
land. On "Wednesday. JAY 9. = los 2. u
b. The mountain Nno ef tho 11alno Conefal ;
alsivs q Csaufsed's q - p II, vhsel
ths party viii rsnain foR u naahe. Iheeu
viii b. ample tine y VIA I'll ~ at1zNctieal
Of this fanoue moan1niA roeege
l1.47 P. H., end reach naa1fsal q . 70 ?.
n. TAis is = thfengh, by.dayllehe n.
The junction point between ~ Aaane
Central and The Canadian facaAo 10 q ~
fAnoss Newport. W.
Friday. July 10 and Saturday. Jsly IL.
VIII be spens by he party u Nonsssel.
The party vill stop st the .'DAl4essl Hoasl.
NotYe Dame street. which y sltuated in the
heart Of the city. The time can b eccuplsd
In visising she magnificent church sdihcss,
public huildings. and he moaseain.
Saturday. July II, leave 4antrssl u
P. n BY the steamer Of III Richellsu and
Ontario Navigation Company. Thsss
steau<ss are % large and co1medious ~
the ports Of the Roston and Portland Line.
and - there 10 no sea or swell upon tAe
,ivsr, there will be no danger Of eea. sick.
ness. Arrive In Quebec Sunday. July II,
At 6 A. n.
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1T EEHTS' HILL.
.Lu6t Alteldlles q ihe Abalal
Commencement Exercises.
II mt plssnlR fFtlh Eaiss
Ral5aky Y II Isy Read.


lspecisi % the Kxyssssc yornsAL.I
kgsT's Hut. june 1l.-O.def Of exef.
ceses for comnsrcensns day:
susie-The Day ID Done. PhiIhasuon.e Club
P.esefs Hymn-IAe K.ystone Of the Arch
rss s,aav a, r,..or, Eae Nay ksnptsn. Turner
wii,s Eug.ne sood.Dood. Raadolpa
Earle CABOT asc AIlister, Old Orchard
Noble Deeds Of Noble Wone1, Wv
The Problem Of Life.
s,.,.,....,,. Father An9,cs Bradley. Cornish.
Is Character the rrodpct Of Eduestion,
y..,,Joh John Appleton Ford. Bowdoinhsm.
vanishing Types, u,.,
Charles Henry Ififon. Monmouth.
Dreams of the Future, Len Adele Robbins, Union
Martha Gertrude wrish,.
Herbert Lincoln Nichols, Bath.
Day In June-Mulier.
Mac Ella Palmer, Ssco,
The Fatsre Possibilities Of Medical science.
Gilbert Haven Trafton. Cumberland
Carrie Ella Miller, Lewiston.
Anthem-Rock OF ges,
- Ellen Everett Wilson, Ysrmoaihville.
calber. Sc arle,, Liyermore Falls
Kd.afd Irwin Fo'som. Falmouth Foreside.
rhilosophys Fairest Fruit, ''
ke,ii Azuba Brown, Clinton.
War and Civilization -''''N-'
George Nelson Lspham, Kent's Hill.
Anthem lahs II Ye Love Me Keep Ny command
Evelyn Gertruie Morrill,, Read6eId Derot.
fryamids Not All Egyptian
Addie iiIirms Packard, Manchester.
The Utility Of the Legal Profession,
Fred Croclett Hansoom, Barr Mills.
Music.
The Golden Mean,
Thoughts, not Deeds,
Sylvia Rhoda schaasr. Derry Church. Pa.
Across the Coniiaent.
In u c asine Woods.
Flora Maude Eastman, Exeter Mills.
Mans Duty 10 Man,
what Next! Nellie Gregory, Madison.
Music.
Cobferring Degrees.
..is.s Farewell, Words BY Nettie A Brown.
NJ sic by Elier X. Wilson.
awarding of Prizes.
Bened ctiou.
&c mmsu cement at K snt's Hill,
WINTHROP, June IL Go cmmsncemen mt
week at the Maine Wesleyan Seminary and
Female College at Kent's Hill concluded
iodsy. The graduation exercises occurred
this forenoon with large audience in st.
tel dance. The orssions and essays ware
Of high ord sr. The class consisted of
.hlrty-four, The presidents reception &C.
CURED In Biethen Hall this evening.
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4 HOPELESS CASE
AND
Grateful Man Cured.

ii. E. BRApMAN, ONE OF BELFAsr's
MOST ENERGETIC MERCHANTS, KEEPS
A GENERAL STORE In EAST BELFAST,
Me, AND HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE WHO
TRADE AT HIS STORE WILL CERTIFY TO
THE TRUTH OF THE FOLLOWING STATE
MENT -
Cents For over ten years was terri
bly, afflicted with humor, pronounced BY
eminent physicians letter or Salt
Rheum.
At times my head was so bad that had
no hair upon IL. The ENTIRE SCALP be-
came RUNNING SORE, and the surface
would crack open and bleed.
used ointments, washes, etc, and took
medicine prescribed by the best physicians
in the city, but got no permanent relief.
| had sold hundreds of bottles of
DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, but never
thought Of trying it myself, until l heard
so many of my customers telling how much
benefit they had derived from its use.
About a year and half ago COM
menced to take DANA'S, and in three
months my head was WELL, AND THE
CURE HAS PROVED PERMANENT.
Yours with respect,
Ii. z. BRADMAN.
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Ohio proh,b,.,oo STATE cosv.n,,ou.

SPRINGFIELD, O., June IL. The prohib.
ition convention assembled here today.
The platform denounces the liquor tfsfac,
demands revision Of the immigration and
naturalization laws to prevent aliens from
voting until one year after natufaliz stion !;
declares for woman's suffrage; denounces
speculation In margins; recommends pen
sions to soldiers and sailors, widows and
orphans according to time Of service, and
recognizes gold, silver and currency - the
proper circulating medium issued in suffi-
cient quantity 10 meet demands. A state
ticket wss nominated with ]. J. Ashenhufss
of Stark for Governor.
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Nsw rum in sundsy Ban Gam. ca.s

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June Il.-The Sur-
day base ball cases in the police court this
morning took . new turn. The attorney
for the Washington club offered . waiver
for the appearance Of the clah, and entered
| q plea Of guilty. All Of them were fined
the costs. The Cincinnati players pleaded
not guilty, and we're placed on the open
docket. excepging Csps Kelly, who will 30
before the jury.
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SOMERSET RAIL WAY.

Trains Leave Osb bfana ~ follows sob, /,
sorth sso A. -. and 80 2. NJ, oorResung Will
Bangor and WAtorville, ard afternoon srslss iron
Portland via lewiston And VIA Brussvics sro
AaGusta.
rrsias Lave BinsbaW, suiag sss-e d
A.s. aud is .fn p. ~, eonrs9ting At xissi VII b
moruins trains oa Maine Centfai RAILROAD ., >
both routes to Portland, aud With kfs,fae0p trstr
for Portland ard Hssgcr.
wA n. ayxs. erp.
Ask,s} 3. lsso.
.~ptsdts
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WAsHrSsroS, June ll.--Privats sdyices
from the fourth quinqaennisl Univefssl
Postal Union Congress, now holding ses-
sians st Tienna. Indicate that the long de-
sired Accession Of the Australian colonies
has been affected. This means fednctiou
Of more than 80 per cent. In the fases Of
postsge to those countriss, the psstal union
rate being only cents half ounce for
letter ard Q csnss for postal cards. This
reform, II 10 said, 10 largely due to The
efforts Of the United Stafes deIegates.
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cssdisoss Aoospt the ossss.

New HAvEH, Conn.,. June n.-Thefe
wss = meeting Of ths creditors Of The
Osborn 4 Chssssman Company, Ansonia,
made for The msfchsudiss. supplies .. a
book accounts Of The concern, with ths
privilsgs Of renting the mills and Dschinefy
as $500 year With the opsaon Of purchase
The creditors voted 70 feconmend DE -
ceptsncs q ths ofss By ~ coust. II 4
10 accepted The estats viii psy about 30 PEI
cent, snd possibly small dividend - b
added ffon the real sstsis.
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4 9accf fssful Commsnosmont Week ai
Pittsf1sld.
Especial to the KINNEBEc JOURNAL

PrrsriELD, June 1.-The commence.
ment exercises Of the week have been of q
high order, large number Of visitors and
friends Of the school being here, and at the
prize parts, the alumni reception and the
graduating exercises Of today, the
hall Las been closely packed with
people. Music was furnished today
by Wasgan's orchestra, the Colby Glee
Club Furnishing excellent music lsss even.
ing, being heartily encofed st every
selection. Tonight concert will be held
81 Union hail. Wasgsu's orche stra furnish.
ing the music, assisted by the Apollo quar-
te,. Mrs Potter of Bangor and Prof. Den
nett Of lewiston.
At the dinner held today in the Lsncy
Fl suse, excellent speeches were made by
Hon. Lleweilyn Powers and Hon. Ssth l.
MiIliken. The dinner was . model one
and credit to the proprietor. DR.. Fiske.
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couisdsrass Veterans.

RICHMOND, june II The Grand Camp
Of Confederate Veterans met in FredeYicks-
burg Yesterday. Tho report Of Col. II. p
Smith, grand commander, recommends that
action be taken 10 secure the remains Of
Gen. Joseph johnson for interment In this
city, and that an effort be made to have
prepared ard published Southern school
history Of the late war. The grand CON-
msndef fsvoYs the adoption Of q name BY
The Confederate veterans for the late wai
and approves the suggestion made In
Charleston, 8. c.. newaospefs, that Il be
called "The War for Southern Indepsn-
ence.n
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6tochholdsre Msetiog-A Dirty 1iial
HAco, June 1.-THE annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the York Manufacturing
Company occurred today. The following
ofieers we're chosen: Directors, Themss
Wigsleswofth, james Lonfley, John F.
Oegood. Henry 8. Grew, Nathaniel II.
Emmons, Roger Welcos, George s. SiIsbee,
sii Of Boston; treaAusef, George s. Sils-
bee, Boston; clerk, Lucius L Milliken,
Ssco; auditor, Charles T. Plympsou,
Boston.
Florence Reed snd Lena Willis, the
Kenrebupk women charged with criminal
intimacy with Daniel 8. HsDilton Of Saco,
were tried in the Ssco court this afternoon
and discharged the evidence not being sufa-
ciert TO satisfy the court Of their guilt
Hamilton il still at large.
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Seizure OF ths "Csiftss" at Bowcoin-
ham.
Especial to tie KENNEBEc JOURNAL.

BovpoIEnAM, June ll.-Conssable
John L. Patten on examining sugsr bar.
rel ss the NJ. C. r. r. station today, besI'
,ng . strange address, fcuad that 1t con.
sained 20 gallon keE Of whiskey. He
-uss the ssms Ia custody, to be dealt with
according to Law. We understand thAt the
psrts addressed lives between this placc
std Hrnpsviek. II 90 il would appear
that q counter march was contemplated II
i-.ure safe delivery Of the outlawed art.
-
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WAsHIEGroH, d. c., jane ll.--Pensions
have been granted these residents Of Maine
Original, william II. Billsds, Charles C.
rorfey, Chamar B. Merrill. James E.
Stephen, Thomas Kenney. Reissue, Hn
vey n. Andrews. Reissue and incyesse,
Andrew j. Dain. Original, wi lows. Safan
Z. Sesvey, Martha J. Roberts. Mothers
Aminda Walker, Mary n. Washburne.
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a1.x.n zxniD,s. His 0Aa 1t wia.hsop

wnrHsor. Jnne IL. Hiram s. Maxim,
nov Of London, whose aged mother and
brother reside ia Wa, ne. one Of the areat-
ct American inventors, whose patents in
this and other cauntrlss are numbered By
the score, with his wife, ID soj lurnirg in
I. wn for 4 fev DAYS. His fame il world
machine sun, which bas been adopesd b.
many governments - . standard army
weapon. He gave psblic exhibition Of
the gun hsrs today. airing two hsadfed
rounds. which vas Witnessed By . large COZ
couYse Of citizens.
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PoRrIArp, June 1.-THE Nev E'glsnd
yearly ME. ting o. Friends began in the
frs. Baptist chufth. Pershnc, Ihu'sdsy,
with 4 full sttendsrce for the opening ses-
sion. Tee meeticg sAs eevotsd 70 nin-
i.sry spd overnight. ard vss largely d "
tionsI Rapofss from d hsfens quarterly
N mse,ir e were read
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FARMISeroN, June ll.-A Chronicle
special from RAngsley says that the first
passenger train into Rsngeley arrived here
st 4 o'clock this afternoon over the new
ph,liips & Rsngsley Railroad. Presidens
cioeson, Directors Weston. Lewis, Calvin
and Putnam. Manager Rich, Superintendent
Wheaton. Treasurer r. E, Timberlake,
Judges Whitehouse of Augusta and Downes
4 Calais, Drs. Wedeeweot Of Lewiston
and ]. F. Hill Of Augusta, Col. Ossood of
Auburn, Messrs. Kimbsll OF Bath, Chase
sf Augusta and others made up the excuT-
sion party. Much enthusiasm was mani
tested.
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Bosrox, June II The Legislature vsa
pforosued at 7.30 this evening wish tbl
usual formalities. President Spssgus o1
the Senate and Speaker BAfSstt Of ths
House. Clerks Coolidge and Mor.aushlir
were given handsome pressnts By thsil
associates Since the session began on
January 6, 473 acts and lis resolves hsvs
been passed and signed By the governor
seven tcsme laws without the governor
sngatufe, and sWo bills we're vstoed.
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Mr.. Waiter Matthew. tfscknas, vss
brown from his tsuck team yesterday 81.
sefnoon on Cushnoc Hsights aad tws vhssis
II bic heavy wagon passsd over his body.
md Dr. Geo. II. Bficksts, Who was called,
.ays that be consIdsss Mssshsvs isj 1ed
iaiersally and taas The injuries viii prove
sssAl Mr.. Masshsvs 10 sbess u years Of
.Ha
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Railroads. e Steambuats
MAINE CEMTall RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Traias In Eject Nav
I'd, 1891.

us.f fsr.ass sos'ss rs,Ss savs A.x,sa a
GOia0 WE0T-sls 4. o. sos lsusstoa
koosIsnd, Portland, Boston Aad Montreal, 10 ..
n. for HAliowsli, 9ardiaar and soath Caro- YER
toie A. n. tot Lewiston Warrington, aookiAnd,
Portland, Lancaster. Coebrook and Boston: 30.
Pm 'or HailowcD. ,tarasnsI s1d Soatb 9aroinsr
3as M.fos bruuswfek, Bath, aoSkiaad Portland,
Boston. la. .exprsssl foft .snd aad Boston M ]
Montreal COS r. x. for Hal,oveli, Cara
nsa) for Lewiston. Bata. portisni and Boston
oOiNG EAer-s.io A. n. friEht expressj fo,
Bsowhegsn, Belfast, Bangor, bar dkrbor, St
Stephen ,St. John and Aroostsot counsy. s.is
n. for Wa'erviIie. skowhexxn, Newport,
= M. 10, w.ssr.sil.. ~ sso~n.sae. s.ssn b.. a'
last. DEXTER. Dover b Eoscrost, BaAxo-,
81. stephen, 8t. John ssd Asoostoos Coanty, snd
s,Sr; ~ ss.ss,a.y. ,a e oslyl for ws,srvlls
The Might Pullman rrLns vua each ~sy rvsr,
right, Sundays tnoioded. bat nor 70 stovhexsi
on Monday norninSs. ov TO Beifast, isa stey
~ beyond Bangor, excepting to Bar Iisrb,r. or
sunday mofnfnss-
nd West at 1910 A. n. ruh dsiiy, 6andags ir
eiuded, between Boston, Lewiston, bath, hoSl
and. Bangor and st. John.
ACCOMMODATIOM TBAsH for August
leaves South 6Afdiner. s.1s A. H.; % anf ~
T.. NJ. Gardiner. s.1 4. H.; ia Ana IS r. r.
BAlioveil. s.ts A. NJ. rs and go r. n.
through uoscts 70 California and AL posni
houth and West may be Lad Of y. n ~sl4~r
tiolet agent, Augusta, The only osans In Augusta
selling viz all roaias and checking Al hHssass
'rse Of espsase.
fAYSoN TuCkkR. Woe Fres. = oapa Masxsss
,. u. BoOTHBY. JeaT rssa. aaa Iinhs, asy
reyslazh. Nay let, 1891.
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Association etandiog.

Bostee, 0; Washington, ~. Haddock. Bufiinst
and Farrell, Mnrpyi Carsey, Quarles and Lohm,
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THB RID RIVER
S.s ths IllSst PI1od Siles
the Greai Ono II 1857.
SIdly I'm B,A cis 4 CIhelaan
fskss Z Iev nm


GAisEsvrLLs. Texas, Jsns 1.-THE fiss
in the Red river ID unprecedented. sxcssd-
ing BY far In volume the grsax Hood Of
1861. At Wasfen's and 6ivirs Bends, 20
milss northwest Of here. the destruction il
widespread. In these tve bsnds were
10000 acres Of corn, coo1on and smAll
gaia cultivated BY some families. An
these crops are dsssRoyed and most Of ths
houses sre swept away with large numbefs
Of cattle. At yellow Bapks Af. Befdone
vas drowned while trying 70 reach the
shore in an old ferry boat.
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LONDON, june 1.-The North Cssusn
Lloyds steamers. outward bound, arriving
It Southampton short Of fremsn and trim
mers, owing to the strike In Bremen, were
obliged to chip Enslish wortmen to replace
he strikers.
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DovEa, N. H.. June 11.-This noon 10
men q work fos v. Msahes sxcavasiss Tor
the cellar Of Andeston's new block, asked
for ~ Increase Of pay. NJ. Mashss would
not concede Il The work 10 neasly sus-
pended, only three men being y work this
afternoon.
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Could Hot Arrange an Arnistioe

PANS, June ll.--A despatch from
orange IN armistloe between the Bal
macsdists and the congress party.
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Fas at Jossspest.

MAcHIAs. Jsns 1l.-Loveil ". Leigh.
tons house snd ham st Jonesport. wess
burned Wednesday. Lose $1,000; insszed
foe $500
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coupeso,lss Escy aad he Dspsetmeo

WAsnIneros. Jms 11.-CsnpasolIe.
Lacey conplsssd ths saatsnsae of ~ cpa.
pectieA Of BIZ tfRss vim ths cIesiag q ~
Keyssons Haaionai Desk, Fhiledelphia
today sd hsadsd - Dscsssasy Hostss Sei
hts iufcsna1ion. Mr.. Lacey tshee a.
grosnd thas ths efies q eeapsoltsf Of =,
cafrsncy caa Gully - inveslienssd b
congress os Usiied 6ssiss olBcials q
vesld b Danifssaiy inpfspss thas IL busi
ness b sebjeea . inspscsioa by any nusi
cipaltty shss desired r. inspscs u
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BosroH. June l1.--Edvasd Burgess. ~
seli knovn yacht designer. u dnsgssessly
III vish typhSid fsvsf. His chaDose fos ~
coveYy ese cousidefed favorable.
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Races At Poxoroft.
FoxcRorr, june 1l.-Eollowing are the
races just troited here:

FoxcRoFT, june ll.-Eollowing are the
races just troited here:
500 CLASS.
G. H. Dyer, Eddingten, oh. z Sant........
Nve RurriI, SkowhegAB, ok. m. Bese.. z 4 2
W. u. Eurten, Hartland, ch. s. Pitch...... . 4
J.. l.. EIlogwo0d, Bsnger. blk. 0. White
NosA. .......-....-..-..........3
Josiah Ed sIi}, DJsv, IL. 4. CORVALLIS s
&. X. Palmer, Dover, N. Lady Franklin dis
Time, 2-5i, 2.5). 252.
2.A0 CLASS.
C. G. Andrews. Bangor, b N. Mischief... 1 l
IL. l.. Williams. Haitiand, bf. Z. Hazel
WoGu...
W. \. smith, Exeter, b. 4. Gen. Lesan...2 3
A. Libby: Hartlard, 3. &. Gray Terror. ds
Time. a2i. 24oi, 2.4o
80 CLASS.
W. E. Smith, Exeter. ch. IN, Fan
cnon... -....-....-..-.... j d"
g. H. Dser, Eddington. ch. &, sspt, S 9 l 3
Nye and Burfll. skowhegan, bf. M,
DiHun... . z
&. X. Palmer, Dover, b. g., Culver. 8 3 4 dr..
J. T. Elltnwood, Bangor, blk. g.,
White Nose .......-..-.-..........4 DIR.
Il. II. Case, Dexter, biz g., Boxer. die.
Time, 2444, 243i, 212A, 2.4i, 246.
2.aa CLASS.
D. 4. Clement, Levant, b. 4 John MIL
Nve and Burr.n, Skowhegan. b. m. Lilly
Mac.... ....s..... ...s.s...............-...3 8
J. l.. Elinwood. Bangor, blk. s., Black
Time, 2!4oi, 235, ASH.
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The second meeting Of ths Csay High
school Debating Society, held lest event s.
sas very successfsi. Thirteen nsw Esm-
os's were admitted and The secIsg voted,
.it.r lopg debate, 70 fsconmssd 70 The
school the election. before ths Close u The
present tssm, ef ths pexs sdisssial beasd ef
he "Studsnt'' A fssolstion sf thashs
sas passsd 70 ,. Clair Minss fss pssssssins
be society book for ths sscsstAsS .
records, and TesoIssions Of ynyslhy 70
Harry n. Pisrcs. . nssbss vhs ~ ssesss.
> broken his afn. Ths bsys hsvs -
rcubls In fading work 10 ksep thsn
ossy ard IL u jsst ne thisS y dsvsIsps
nd tFain tkeir powers - spsAksss.
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Court House and County Rsocrds
Husned

PIsAsE, 3. d, June ll.-Btsnley Court
House at Fort Pierre, opposite this cisy,
with the records Of the couoty ard two
dwellings sdj lining. were destsoyed BY IRE.
Loss 80. 600; no insurance.
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Libby 70. Clark q u. This cass ~
dvsn 70 ~ jary q : o'clock ard q
e'clock, vhan coafs adj .nfned, no asres-
ment haA been EsacAed.
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Bath { Boothhay Line.

Tine table for June 1881. Mail b at daily, Sun
days excepted. Leave Boothoay at 30 A. M.
wave Ssth st Z Is Z. NJ.
hAad 18th wa,s Dali, at Mouse leland; Tues
h,sys fhursda,z and Saturdays at sawyers' L.
Wad lsle et spriags and squirrel Island n ondsyr,
w1atsdsys, aud Fridays 1T DoEish Head and
itol Island
ersciAt Boar Tuesdays, Thursdays a4t
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-04-04

uecIsIon, seeing that the signature OF
Jonathan Meeson and the attesting wit
nesses to the will could not, of course, be
recognized in their tattooed form, and
there is no other living person who could
depose under what circumstances the sig
nature came to be there | submit that
the objection should be overruled.
This, said his lordship, in giving his
decision, lis very curious point, and one
which, when first raised by the learned
attorney general, strucks me with some
force; but, on considering it and hearing
Mr.. Short, | am convinced that it is an
objection that cannot be supported"
there Eustace gave a sigh of relief 1T
is argued on the part of the defendant
that Miss Smithers is, for the purposes of
this case, a document, and nothing but
document, and as such that her mouth is
shut. Now | think that the learned at
torney general cannot have thought this
matter out when he came to that conclu-
sion. What are the circumstances? A
will is supposed to have been tattooed
upon this lady's skim but is the skin the
whole person? Does not the intelligence
remain, and the individuality? | think
that | can put what mean mo1N clearly
by means of an illustration. Let US sup
pose that were to uphold the defendants
objection, and that, as a consequence, the
Plaintiffs case were to break down. Then
let US suppose that the plaintiff had
persuaded the witness to be skinned -
there Augusta nearly jumped from her
seat)-"and that she, having survived
the operation, was again rendered to
the court as a Witness would the court
then be able, under any possibility, to re-
fuse to accept her evidence? The docu-
ment, in the form of human parchment,
would then be in the hands of the officers
of the court, and the person from whom
the parchment had been removed would
also be before the court. Could it be still
maintained that the two were so identical
and inseparable that the disabilities at
taching to a document must necessarily
attach to the person? In my opinion, GER
tainly not. Or, to take another case, let
us suppose that the will had been tattooed
upon the leg of the person, and, under
similar circumstances, the leg were cut off
and produced before the court, either in
flesh or mummifed condition, could it
then be seriously advanced that because
the inscribed leg-standing on the table
before the court-had once belonged to the
witness sitting in the witness box theJe-
fore it was not competent for the witness
to give evidence on account Of his or her
documentary attributes? Certainly it
could not. Therefore, it seems to me that
that which is separabe must, for the pur-
poses of law, be taken as already
separated, and that the will on the back
Of this witness must be looked upon as
though it were in the hands, at this mo-
ment, of the officers of the court, and,
consequently, overrule this objection"
"Will your lordship take note Of your
lordship's decision?' asked the attorney
general, in view of an appeal.
Certainly, Mr.. Attorney. Let this
witness be sworn"