davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
F..dios an "oo.aa Grey hound. y

On the transatlantic steamer, City of
Paris, there are go fremen, who feed the
fiery mAws of 81 furnaces, that create
steam in . boilers. Fifty coal passers
shovel the fuel from the bunkers to the
furnace door, and the firemen toss 1t in.
There is roms thing mora than mere
shoveling in firing. The stoker must
koow how to put the Goals on so
that they will not burn too quick
y nor deaaen tie Ere. He m asst know how
to stir or poke the FIRE so A. to get sill, or
nearly all. the rel. out Of the coal. Ser
vice in he Ere room IL divided into .ix
watches Of four holrs esrh. The fireman
works and sleeps every a. ornate four hours.
Alter the first day f.om pait two out Of
every six tuI naces are rs ksd out to the bare
bars during the A-st tour Of each
watch. Thus, il voyske. all the
furnaces are cleaned once in TWEEN
iy-fou- hours. The steam goes down .
BIT Ia the heue While tire cleaning is goir q
on. The ssokers shovel toto the furnace,
fifteen tons Of coal every hour, or $50 tons
day. The chip usually taxes in 5000
tons at Liverpool or New York. aud has
between 500 and 800 tons left vhs.
she arrives a. the other side, The
engineers department is entirely distinct
snd separate from the frsmen's. o.
the City Of Paris. there ara IS engineers.
including hydraulic and electrical. They
are educated in engine shops on shore. and
certain number OF them 90 On ships every
year. They are all machipists, 50 when-
ever the machinery breaks down they know
hovts repair the damage Ia case the chief
engineer should be disabled any assistant
csuld take his place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

Nearly every month son,e periodical is
aided to the l'ss of those received resularls
as the Good Will resdius room The Chris
tisn Herald, pabished A. New York, 10 one
Of the moss reeeas scq1isii5ns.
The cellar ID dug for the new cottage
and the MAJORS viii soon be ct work npon
the foundation. Tae contract for the rev
building has not yet been announced, but
di4sfens parties are making estimAses.
The building committee comprises L L.
Walton Of 6kowhessn, T. &. Ham, man.
assr Of 0ood Will Hones, and the super
VISOR, Rev. @ W. Hinckley.
The boys sfe now ill attending the pub
lie school. though some Of the older boys,
who can be Of service in the farming oper-
aticns. taks only half day, the arrange
ment being made 70 Inst they can have
instruction Ia the branches which most
need their attention some attending the
forenoon, and some ths afternoon ssssion.
Among III Afst boy helpers Who sh,ved
their intefsss il the Good Will enterprise
n pescttcAl way vsrs Louis and Willie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

.A5s !. .S.l ~ = - I.
Amone tne - eean.,lsl n0 !. n
which hail the sPnnx ~ n -
grest Narcies.s fanny. Lsao@... loa'
pulls, polyanlnus 80 - Paoloss
they form : cnsfmicx 1924 ~. ~
possessing 8rsces g ~ 49, e - u.
= g our hearts lnsfs ses.as - g q
American varsesy q ne nI 49,
arc varioasi! nsiases Y. sns si y.e =
and ne ncd.tel.ae:a on =
Europe. nottnetn ~
parts Of Asa .na One S.ss = r sna ~
mon danoai' = iooageoous u ens's -.
they begin pioomane eArsy. Win sas
eims an0s msP.s, nu.e ~ l .s saPs =.
bright Soi1 OF sssssry shasS0 My ssy
ianiiy eoiors - so o1A ,an5 s
up sne sone ~ ~ ssssn
ing Snarlnky -. sn1 r.s " go
y the younk So. 80. 49,
nave 49,; = ~ .n $500 =. A sanc, SO :" cc,rs
captisSsco TUG - 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The Journal representative learned Sat
urdsy ifom good authority that prepare
tons would soon be u ,de for he erection
of smother hsndsome new block on Water
street, on the site now occupied by the store
# Day & Emmons. This lot ard the
wooden baiidiny which now occupies il
was Owned by the late John S. Mitchell,
and his daughter, M IS Susan Mitchell, into
whose hands it / ss passed, 10 now consider
icg che erection of handsome brick block,
to be know As the mitchell block" IS q
tns mortal to her father. II has not been
decided whether to commence the block
this summer or not, but whenever 1t does
come il will make valuable addition to
The properly at this end Of he stree and
fully in keeping With the new blocks which
are now in process Of erection in the same
locality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

OH q Ysnesofs, and - fe9sst r. -
~ nalh shows tAas Dig hys - -
ehaie in6eres* i IL weak.
4 1ns tew pillow. prese7tsd ~ Dosse -
aad Yoxcfoft fsisnds. vss used = ts1tsg
~ furfoss vhen work vAs ccmDenced -
the cellar for he nes eottAge- The Coed
win Easn boys never spent ncre es3o!-
abb q more isstfucsivs evsasey In ens1f
lisls hi than shs evening Of Ardl ~.
Rsv. Robert G. HAsbust, pastor of The Con-
eresssaoaai church Is 6eASspo !, lscsafed .
~ boys - ssSsmos. IN pa YES and ens.
sona.r Mf. HAfoais ~ hosa On oEe q
Samaan Islands, where his father vas >
mis s:onery u,def the London Missionary
Society. He exhibited 70 the boys large
collection OF GU iosi 'es, es.es, eAAxms,
impie merits u warfare, etc- IL sas NJ
cult 10 Determine which increased his hear
ers the more. the eusicsiiies or ris account
of the islaad snd the ns.-ves- Al the eiose
Of he address BY . rising vote. the boys
expfesse ed their thanks 70 the speaker. and
iSfer vo-sd 10 present him with . copy Of
the photograph Of Our Boys: The
resting vas held. OF COS ss, under the
snspices Of me Mis. on Cla5.
A doss on OF s.fsvbsffy p snis, black
berry bushes, raspberry bushes and carfans
bushes would be very acceptable t The
farm iass u this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
coHDHmsHD DIsYAxCHRs
The Pith Of the Nows taken from the
Currsct Evsnts Of the Day.

David Dudley Fields's condition IL grad
uslly improving, and his physician said
Sunday he would be convalescent in week
or ten days. ~
A FIRE broke out in the United States Ho-
tel at New Haven, CT, Sunday morning,
and the building and contents were dam
aged 5000.
Mrs. Mehitable Dayton, the Oldest per-
son in Connecticut, celebrated her l04th
birthday Saturday, at South Glastonbury,
Connecticut.
John T. Courtney Of Springfield, Bos-
ton & Albany brakeman, wss killed by be-
log run over in the West Springfield switch
yard Friday night
Martin l.. Kern Of Providence. R. l.,
commi..ed suicide on Friday. His son
found him dead in the cellar of his place Of
business, his head in 4 tank Of water.
Kern was glass cutter. 40 years of age.
AT Blskeslee's quarry. East Haven, CT =,
falling derrick killed CHARLES Gsffney Of
of New York ard Leverels Allen of New
Haven. GAffney was wiiower. One OF
his cons is in the New York Ledger Office.
Josiah Woodbury., 76 years old, hanged
himself from a beam in his barn at Pc
qusnticut Village, Esssop, Mass yester-
day He had been poor in health for some
time and had fears that he would come to
want.
The buildings and valuable machinery
of James e. Dingee's brickyards. 26.h and
York streets, Philadelphia. were burned
BY incendisry early Sunday morning. The
loss is estimated at S50,0tJ; partly in
suYei.
The cigar makers of Springfield, Mass,
who demand an increase in the cheaper
grades Of cigars will probably strike Mon
day unless the manufacturers accede. A
proposition made by the manufacturers to
the cigar makers this afternoon was not &C.
cepted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
sovs,snxUAssy


A Little Girl's Expsrienes In . Light.
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescots are keep
eYs Of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach,
Mich, and are blessed with daughter,
four years old. Last April she was taken
down With Measles, followed with dread
fuf Cough and turning into Fever. Doc
tors at home and at Detroit tested her,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
che vas mere handful of bones. "-Then
she tried DR.. King's New Discovery and
after the use Of two and half h,.tles. was
completely cured. They say DR.. Kings
New Discovery 10 worth IL weight In gold,
yet you may get . trial bottle free at
BowprrcH, WKBsrsR Coz Drug Store.
sua6deod& xchwky1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

A musical event Of rare excellence is to
occur in this city on Tuesday, Msy 18th.
The Ladies' orchestra which 10 so we'll
known in Waterville thst nothing need be
said about It except that it 10 even more eff
fective now than ever, with three well kno IN
vocal solaists. Miss Ruth Long and Mr..
Charles Follansbes Of Portland, and Mrs. L.
H. Hsllock of this city, all 60 to make up q
combination which cannot fail to delight
the heart Of every lover Of ine music in
Waterville. This concert will be given in
the Congregational church on account Of
ito excellent acoustic qualities. The tickets
will be fifty cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04


HoA. -. I. b1chanen, eeaex g ~
agricultural depaxemcnt - ~ 1919
Colombian 1xp0exuon says - 49,
ample fAcihffes pcsMDie Arc psn&
planned to acc0mm0onbe Al tne va1,Oes
livo stock and a9r1euisaxel Isetesss In
manner tnAt eannot IAlt 70 ~ PleAs AlnS
and saf1slacfory anks " visstos -
exhibitors IN these oepAkshenss.
NJ Buchanan SAYS: ie oI ~ sn ~
desirable ana increasing Netules - r ~
Exposition Will De me ptopossu aAve
stock and Akrieol.eI1i 49, no.y ms.a'
the efec.ton u wn.ch = IUw -.
rms poitullS VIII $500. s
Machinery hsii Win tne axi,tss.u W - e
building, iroAting on the mSll Soals ~
the Exposstioh gfounus, anu VII y 80 ~.
yenseasiy near one OF Tue s y, e " .ll1
elevated iAisoau. = NH VIZ
handsome ouiidihs sna VII unuoupleua =,
De ire common meeups Po,n1 AoI ~
perso - irte -esteu IN i've stoeA ANU asit
cultural pltsuss.
On the nfst Moor: near Tue naln gu,
trance OF tne o1nulnG, WI os iOcsae. :
Bureau OF inIotmSslon. ~ cnA.ss u
attendants, VINO VIII lnlsl sis.. sa's
A
70 cue AssempaS Han Auu .u n -
fi.ullulu ns LILY o ~ Vel ~. Srs,
ieAtuIes VI 'nc AAPos,. .ol, .';.
noos VII . a,so eO an.. s sun ~ S;sFsrsn,
, anu o.nel ,:r.:au .vi U ahsrae'
lse s.veN asso s,. =. e.y ,,s,t
tel, ~ne.e susn asson =, annsta,,
anu Lave 'len see. s.,.s .a.,s s..,..ar
a..enaanoe, mus nus, anv haaass,srt s nsar
"a ,i an p;S;. - ~ a.r;cnl.
the i,e s,oeA eAliiol' anu tuo
su[ "a D MY 49, ,,;u s,so ba
on ms nvoa .hele ,,; Viii n.s;,;n~.
Iaike anu '.. uan ~. esu,p S;as 1anng
iooins, Win -. nso aa.1s ~, md awn5e
nv ioom s,,,, lol s1 paa ,a;.., s ,l;II
ION, soliss a"en .,as a.. a"a. ,n.n ,ha assem-.
.sau al0n .ni lie. ,;, I hara SEATING 90 /.
oay .o sho.t Ss.a.n h,mdroJ erh;s
p sy y. n aou' Iii e,rn,sh rac;I;t;as for
9sa.n.as vb;ah r;li ha daI;vere5 nv
as N.I, r.;nans T., tha;r snao;sl
I'LL =, - amhrao;na ararv ,nferaSt
Mus " MI ,.;,h I;Da s.oas ayr;cni,nra
eua a t. ali;oJ ;narstr;es ahs5 ono con.
anu a.I. Iss az =. .s;s 80, a1,nast da;i,,
sue ,n ina" no iectmros Jai;yaraJ nsners
.nel9 WI I;onss;ans haJ aonJn.tod h.,
.a;.'a aA suaniaI;s,s sro,n > II narts 1T tbe
s ..orIS tha ;,nnnr.srce ~ such ! bn;l,i-
W. .an "a aI nnroasas il .nnarant
49,. ~ =. ao,nao.;a ,.,i,h ,ha aYb;h;,s
.h 49, taa =, ,.;Ii male That nart Of tba
E IS Savnsad 10 live STOCK aor;.
an,tmra anJ hor,;',itrra com.
slat t' .othar;ra tooathac nf ali
that an advanced c;vilizstion Is
oa.ah,a 20 nrnJmo;oa tn The A.
N"Pap a.
Cries vii; iI ha sdyanceJ and exnlained
Or ,ho aro,,nds I'D IN tha aar;nnit,raj
ava n horficnitnr.I hnijd;ngs will he the
h n III ;,,nStrat;ons ~ wbat can no aecom.
,,,;shnd rnhan thaso thaar,os are mt into
p pract;ce Men who have made the dairy
bnsinass for instance a life-stndv will
raad nsners and Jaiivsr ,ectnres cn met.
tors d pp with tho dairv and c'oso
at hsnd in fnIl onarat;on II IL hnnea TO 70
hsys a workino dairy atfara;no 4 nractj.
cal ob;ect Lesson nf The ;mnroyed meth.
ods wb;ch have hean annl;eS to.tbi.
;nJ,,trr Ama co thrnprh oil ,bo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

If you have q wife and a dozen
daughters, you can keep them all well by
very simple means. Let them use DR..
Piefce's Favorite Prescription. I. 10 good
for women OF ell ages. You will not need
to spend oil your wages for it. Those an.
Gent sases, the M. D,'s Of : century since,
did nothing but dose and bleed their
patients. We do better today: We use DR..
Pierce's remedies. For womankind, DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription 10 simply in
dispensable. The young girl needs iti
strengthening help at that critical period
when she 10 blossomipg into womsnhood.
The matron and mother find in Ii invigoia.
ton and relief from the numerous ilis
which beset their existence. And ladies'
we'll advanced in years universally &C.
know ledge the revivifying and restorative
effects Of this fsvorite and standard remedy.
may 4d&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The large crew Of track men on the
electric railroad have reach . poiat near
Rich's, and are placing the track in d ie
eondi on. The best everins Avel this
season, was on F.idsy evening last week,
the last eve 'ng Of the Red Mems fair n
the opera house. Ire c'rs were pscke
~ith Augusta and Hsllowell people every
rip. The last trip was made at bali pas,
oae o'clock, Saturday morning, when two
cars. one containing 40 and the o'hsr 30
passengers were carried all along the lie
from Fsrmingdale to Augusta. The &C
eommodst.on furnished BY the company
was greatly appreciated by those who
attended the dance from Fsrmingdale,
Hailoveil and Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
Rastxago 4 u tausspata
MbikE cfgTail GAIlR1Ap.


Ua,n fsrsass ss;a7> ran. ia@ss Assasg.
otiows;
GOING TEsa-sss A. 81 Tor L.sistos
eeotIAnd, Portland. Bus.0z Add Montreal, ~
A. n. for Hsliowsl, GEtfiBaF aaJ soath CART
scr, 1910 A. N, tor Lewiston, Fafm.szton
for HsIiovAli, 9arciast sad saaiS 9RFfizer
as r. ~. Tor brsassies, batb. sooklanJ
Portland, Asi Hostga. as, (eRtrSssl forl
land and Boston, G-S3 r. n. f0f Halloweil, Card
ssf md South Gardiner; 100 r. n. lnigti Poll
man Tor Lewiston, Estb, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-a.ie A. N. (si,lhi express to-
8kewhegan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar BArbor, 81
Stephen, 5t John sna Arops.9os coaA,g; an
H. fof Wstsryiile. stowhessp, Newport. Bangor
and Vanosbero, is-E r. III. Tor Watergl.a
l%H r. NJ. for EatsFyiAs, HE0wnpgsn, Bel
fast. Dexter, Dover a soscrott, BEasor
Ct. Btephen. ST. John and &roostook Cosaiy and
st 20 p ii. saturday. oal7l ief .rs,sfsais
sgs g.'' train tor ~'''r't' AID Bangor ct
he Nigh, eailnlan Trains rss each Esy sertI
night, ssna17s included, bot not 70 skoFhss1
or Belfast on Honday mornings, or 70 Dexter
or beyond Bangor. on Sunday mornings.
ihe day express tlAiEs soia9 L-st a. ~ { d
md West at 10 20 A. ", run daily, 8anaBgs "a
eiHdea between Boston, LSw,stoa, Bath, Roos
and, Bangor sad Sc. Ionr.
Accom- aopArios TnSlx To- Aaxpst8
leaves South Gardiner. s25 A. ~; Ice arJ AZ
r. NJ, tiAtdlssr, { $ A. n 10 aed t.tS 2 a
Baisowei, sss A. "a. 70 su1 t.ss p a.
Thfocsh t4oxets 70 cs. .sYaiR sad al gota g
tioset sesaf, AaSusts ne 9l.P Office 'tliHs ~
all roetos sni ahegklas ~ baggage free NJ %
pease.
FATS0N rlChkA. Vies Frsy Jesr bhagkN7
y. e. BnCIEsT. Gsaa' '.as led rs,xst sK''
Tse<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
Fall Into Line.

Join the great procession! Il marchss
to victory! 1t knows no defeat! In
scribed on its banners il the inspiring bst-
tle.cry, "Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery." Its line Of mvch extends across
the continent and around the world! A
happy illustration Of the popularity and
success Of this wcrld-fsmed remedy. IT'S
everywhere relieving pain, inspiriog hope,
curing disease! For sill blood disorders IL
is Acknowledged the safest, the most
thorough, the best! The liver and kidney 9
respond at once to the invigorstipg touch !;
through them the whole system r. cleansed
and built up anew
If you are sick, indisposed, debilita.ed,
weak. suffering from malarious or other
poisons, you'll find the Golden Medical
Discovery" the remedy par excellence to
restore you. may 4d&vfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
will Not Give In.

New YORK, May To-day the strikers
met in saloons and on corners, and discussed
their situation. They cay they will not
give in to bosses. The Central Labor
Union held . meeting at Clarendon Hall
this afternoon, and resolutions we're passed
upholding the strikers. The boss trainers
held me citing and decided to advertise for
700 men. They lsughted at the report and
~ Of their number signed an agreement
with the strikers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
I. ksss Bldg. Ia tho World

The hisgess bridge 10 the world /, the
Lion bridge nesr Sangsng in China. II
exteuds Ave and quarter miles over an
area OF tie Yellow sea and is supp atsd BY
SEQ huge st,ne arches. The rusdsay il
seventy fest above tie water snd is encles
ed in an iron uetroSk. A marble lion
tweniy-7ne f.es lorg rests On the crown Of
every pillar. The bridge was built at the
command Of the Emperor Kieng Long.
who sbdicstsd in 1876 On aceoaas Of old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
Rev, DIR, Boutwell, Dead.

BROOKLYN. N, Y, May 3.-Aftef two
weeks Of unparalleled suffering, Rev. DR..
George Boutwell,, Of the Church OF the
Covenant, who inhaled a cork, died at the
Brooklyn hospital tonight, aged Al. He
WAS born in Ohio, and came to Brooklyn
lat January. A widow and two small
children survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The Y. NJ. C. A. bicycle club took it,
seeond run Of the season on Saturday a.
sernoon. soiog to Augusta and return.
General Secretary Mr. rray, Who has ridden
over many Of tie roads in Massachuss..s,
regards the roads shout our city o. easy
ones .or the bicyclist. b ring An occasional
hill. and ellssss the seer cry - far superior
to that Of MassAehuse. "a. The members oil
the club. ubasr the csp'aincy Of Mr.. Muir
ray, will take regular iuns through the
surrounding country, in ali probability
making them on every "Wednesday After
Don.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

A Product of Modern Culture.
She can tell where every nation
Started in at the creation,
And she much prefers cremation
When she dies.
She can name each bone and sinew,
And il you're too fat or thin you
Soon will have her daily din you
Remedies
She can write tho ehemic symbols
OF all compounds; play the tiuahrels
Till right through your ears she wimblee
Yes, she can.
She Just iotes on Athabasca, y
Has a mission In Alaska,
Fiannels sends to Madagascar"
With fan.
She'll smile DER comic section
That in you would ro'ise detection,
And her love ne'er knows detection
From her books.
But one day her husband tainted,
And her fright cannot be painted,
For she'd never been acquainted
With such looks.
For cure her fond heart bled;
But of one she'd never read.
So she stood him on his head,
Till he died.
Though the jury learned sho cherished
Him next 10 her Hindoo "Verisht,"
"Iie OF too much learning persisted"
They all cried.
--phurnao uetical Era.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

Rev. L. H. Hallock gave very fine lee.
ture in the Congregational church last even
ing. being the first in . course of five.
His subject was: The Sense Of Sight
Possibilities and Perils." II was an elo-
quent effort, and incidentally he presse d
home some ugly truths, which il is to be
hoped will be remembered and bee ded.
There was singing by the choir and con
erega,ion, sole BY Mrs. Hsllock, Fear not
ye, etc" 10y Dudley Buck, responses.
etc. The subject Of the lecture next Sun
day night will be: Ears; The Sense OF
Hearing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The work Of moulding bricks WAS com
menced on Saturday in sll the yards Of Fl.
Pu,inton & Co several weeks earlier than
last year. The past three seasons have
been unfsvorable for brick-msking, and the
prOprietors think they nov deserve good
year. The pressed bricks this season will
bs made at Skowheesn. A popularity OF
this yard is that burA can be made in
seven days, or about three days less than
the time required in the other yards. As
the bricks are equally a. good, this feature
lie quite an important one to be considered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
No Mass Meetings in Franklin Park.

Bosrox, May 3.-The park commission.
ers Of this city invariably refused to labor
organic aticns the use of Franklin park for
mass meetings. At meeting Of the Cen.
trail Labor Union, today, Frank X, Foster
offered Z resolution, which was unali.
mously adopted, calling upon all labor Or
CARNATIONS to neet on Fourth Of July.
march in procession to Franklin park and
hold monster mass meeting, regardless of
the commissioners. HI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

CHIsAao, May 3.-B. p. Hutchinson,
whose disappearance from Chicago caused
. sensation, 10 today around his usual haunts
here. When asked Why he left the city 10
such Z mysterious manner, he replied
testify:
~ am Fl years old, and guess | can 20
away when / please without asking any
ones permission. W. L, Hutchinson Gays
his father will not resume business for the
present, but will tske long Trip for his
health. B. P. Hutchinson's financial
Affairs. according to his son. are assuming
. much better aspect than were at first sup
posed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
:. '. powa.sly on tn. Wage oas.sior.

CHIcAGo, Nay at. v. Povdefly, Who
10 nov in the city, said: I'VE hardly have
time to pay alantion to TIE Eags question
as present.. The other thxe questions,
the land, the railroads. and the currency,
are occupying every officers time. The
eight hour movement viii scon be success
ful, because there are 30 many machines
being brought in.e use that there will soon
be an Reproduction Of goods.
1--WE shall y to do awEy with the gold
standard. Wnen the public realizes that
there 10 act $780, 10000 in gold in circula-
ton, snd that Rockefeller, Gould and Astof
could buy every gold piece in the nstion.
and thus get grip upon the people that
would be difIieat to break, they will agree
With Us.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

Il was stated on good authority Saturday
that several propristorS Of places where
Ilaaor has been soid in the city, had EN-.
plsysd vorkmsn to take their bars down
and would quis the business rather than
face the possible consequences Of 9 viols-
ton Of the new law - is stands. II II
also understood that Al enforcement
League will be organized Ia the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

Superintendent Nash is now pulling in
new water service nearly every day on an
average, but new calls are made just about
as fast IS the work is done, 30 70. much pro-
eress is made in oatchup with the order book.
This 10 "a encouraging state Of things for
the company, and indicstss that the patrons
are generally satisfied that they are getting
full value Of the money which they pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
Tho Observatory AT Bowdoia coilss.


The new observatory for Bowdoin Col
lese is now being equipped for action,
nearly all the work being completed. A
t " unimpoitsnt additions are to be made
to the fioishing. The six inch telescope il
mounted, revolves freely and is provided
with all modern improvements for observ-
log the movements of The heavenly bodies
Thie telescope 10 said to be the beat Of its
cspsc!ty and will answer for time, but a
larger inss. umsnt, q ten or twelve inch
preferably the la,ter) is demanded for the
of students in astronomy and
for the Use Of the professor in the more
elaborate examination of the heavens.
A large ,ransit ia also mounted, and good
library will nd upon the shelves of thu
working room. The iron work upon which
ths dome reyolves 10 entirely handmade,
and the dome moves with very little foIes
applied to il. Everything about the build
ing appears to be done in the most thorough
manner. Prof. hu.chins will have charge
of the observatory.