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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

jury tasFss
TrssptY, Nov. 10.
SEQ Il asn vs. MarseB It nj. Haipss, Wsidrop.
US III, ID vs. Tsbet. Webb Johnson Wetb: +.
W Whisehoase
652 Hussey VS. Reeves. 4. W. W, W j. W.
xs5 Roderick W. sherman. X aines, y. W
+us Hanuaford vs sibley. Beape 4 B.. Honton.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. II.
M Gallagher V Proctor, Brown; Hsines.
5s9 perryv Perry, wsldron, Clair.
on Wiihee Tobey, Waldron: Chapman z.
sst Koii sshl vs. Alien. Pbllbrook. WHITE. Heath
4 Tusn.
81 webb vs Lynde. W. J. 3. W: Goddard.
THURSDAY. NOV. Il.
s3i Roderick " Mahen, waldron: Clair.
CO.. Dow va Allen. v. J. q W Haines.
~. Hodges Msnsur Co. vs. Lane. wsidron; Phil
brook
go soule vs Martin. Spear. 3. W. "; Adams.
FRIDAY, NOV. 10.
ssV Gilman vs. Ii yIne waldfon; Philbrook
70t ebb vs. Fish, Wsldron. Chapman g,
e-s Stesub ,st Co. vs. Huaerneid Ill aines. Priest.
o., Dustin 4 IL. MIG. Co. We Seaman. Hunton
seHulan pro. se.
Go Same ~ sane, same counsel.
SATURDAY, NOV. II.
80 withee v, Crosby, Waidron; W. W
30 Melvin Libt. Is Melvin, ". J. w.. wal
dr0a.
SOS OF dden v, Aver. Became 4 B.; Davis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
Rorr,

kESNEBsC.
Readds ld-2s inst, To the wife OF Of Geo. II.
Dudley at Readfield Depot daughter.
PENoBsCoT.
Bangor-e0th inst. to DR.. and Mr.. Lapgdon
Chilcott, sou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

So veil pleased vss Miss McCoob With
the work Of the local amaseu-s in the recent
performance Of Mrs. Jsrley's wax works
thss phs has invited about so Of them to 60
10 Port and on Thursday Of next week and
repeat the entertainment for the osnehs Of
the 8. P. C. A. o. that city. A large num-
her viii accept
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28

About so Of the Augusta Mssons went to
Gardiner lset night in specisl electric car
to visit Hemon Lodge Of thst city. The
Sd degree vas worked. The local Aason'
had . moot enjoyable tine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-28
STATE HOUSE NOTES.


Those vho visited the Maine wards in
the Boston institution, and Hartford last
week, say that the trip vas very pleasant
one throughout.
Ths Governor was obliged to decline
yesterday an invitssion to attend the Sage
dahoe Orange fair. also one to attend the
annual ball of Company 7, "a Regiment q
Foxcrof..
Councillor Bracket was In the city yes
terday.
The clerks 10 the office Of the Board Of
Health are hept ute busy Just now With
large sumber Of water samples that are
coming in. Saturday sevenwers received
for examination. The prevalence Of ty-
phoid fever in any locality mulnplies the
number Of water analyses the inhsbitsn
Of that locality desire
IL 10 now learned that the town Of Madi-
son will came TO the fore in the report OF
the lAb.r conmissiontr As regards lhe
mills employing labor. A large pulp mill
10 being cree cd Ihere that will employ
ab ut 200 men, and cost, when completed,
sbou, q, 00o. 900.
Among those who called 1t the capitol
yesterday were Rev. J. II. Parshlsy. form
st.liy Of Pniladelt hiA. nov Of Rockland.
d Hon William Atkinson Of North
An.oa. M.ssfs. Il. L. LtchHe.d and W,
s Whi;on u II nshsm, Mass. called upon
Mr. A. d. Russell Of the Secretary Of
States I'll ;s. Mr.. Lisehhsld 10 supeiia-
t.ndent of the fte department in Hinghsm.
At The moi lily meeting Of the board Of
railroad c jmn.i.,ioners st their office Tues
day. November HE ,nlrd, the psiiti,n Of
the selectm~n OF Greenvile for high
way c. sd over Csnsditn Pacific
RLlsAy, and the pei ion for approval Of
l,cno, Of the Belfast electric street rail
road will be considered. Both Of these
hearing, we're continued from October 23l
ard 24'h. There v ill also be . hearing by
the board on petition Of the Phillips
Rangelsy Railroad for increase Of cspit,l
stock.
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SUPERIOR COURT. kENNEBEC co.
Assignment Of Eases for Trial nj the Now
ember Term, 1891, ut Wateryille.
FIRST Week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
DE-. DARRIx REJOIcEs.



At the turn business has taken since bis
reduction Of prices. Hundreds hitherto
unable 10 receive his electric treatment
also reioice 1t being able 70 GO under his
care and skill He has been more than
rewarded by the crowds Of people who
have fiocked TO his Office for free treatment
The doctor has not only been doubiy paid
N monetary sense. bat IN the thought Of
doing good TO the afflicted who are IN the
depths Of despair, struggling with poverty
and sickness He continues 10 treat all
classes. the rich and poor alike. free Of
charge at his Office, 7O1z Washington street
and Sargent,s hotel, Aberdeen, Wash.
from 10 10 IL a. N daily. Those willing 20
pay from IL q m 70 p m, AZ half his
former prices he gives Tree and comb
Dental examinations 20 all 81 the Office or
by letter The doctor treats all durable
chronic. acute and private diseases such
as secret errors OF youth, impotency, blood
tainrs-in short alf diseases OF the sexual
organs. deafness. catarrh and nervous de-
biiity- Diseases OF private nature never
published and no names used only by per-
mission OF the patients We give the
names Of few who have sent them In for
publication:
Robert Hardy, Etna, Wash.-weak eyes,
cured.
VIM Parrot. Middleton, Or.-Desfness
many years, cured
e. Anderson, Salem, Or.-CatarTh seven
years, cured.
Andrew Douglas, S. Oak street, Portland
Deafness cured.
j. Il. Miller, Hubbard, 0r.-Deafness,
cured IN eight minutes
Mrs u. E Day, Port Madison, Wash
Throat difficulty, cured
Henry Slough, Macleay, Or.-Deafness
fifteen years, restored
VIM. Hunter, Eugene City, Or-Catarrh
twenty years, restored
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
GOOD BOY CROWELL.
The Little Pitchers Mastery
Work Defeats Tacoma.
pozrLanp TAKEN DOWN 4 PEG.
-. MOI. Down m Even Dozen
-. websoosers on sfrikes-The
silver Baseball Cup.

-. s,x. vxr,e IN tie series with
-. ~,..s,s.x bx 4 very slender margin
-. s..-,ss rr,,t 70 be s,cE and uninteresting
-. t,z--,sd o.t TO Be one Of TIE beat games OF
80 ses.or,. crovsI wzf IN ne DoA lOl ane nOAns
s.sr. al aid are york viii TIE excep.aon o.
she f-st inning WIEN, sf1er W. inel o -,
- - q bases On balls, and sippi fol-
q =. - frrnarrer, scoring both men
-. 49, a. II vas impossible for the visi-
-. g. e,s r-oveir excsps fox little pop-rp flies
W. xhscs were eaten up by the In
- e~harnerk af FIRST hsd sixteen put-opts,
- ~~eekx itseif bott for the character OF the
- - rrowesi and bis support Although
-s1 "a NOT strike out q man, he did much
- ). teus them from hitting safe, OF, in
49, vurds. nuing the ball out On the other
800. While March pitched good game. tie
500 team hit the ball snd constantly on line
rc-sr,;xe CAPTURED three hard line drives way
h~~r nesr TIE left field fence. and also gathered
a tkree sies fEc Of which were hnc catches.
y--ors were rery scarce and the general field
.r~ s.rso<t perfect shea is charged with an
s-,rr On low throw after making phenomenal
s<cr NJ hs-d drive from March, while Msskrey
6rrroed Herncn's ay IN the eighth Twins
vnrF At third was fine and he also got n pretty
ss-@e-hxgrer. Mcdonald at second showed how
he ear rEsy the base and accepted six chances
vfthorf an error. thinner held Croweil IN good
chars. eating up several wild pitches Codyis
throwing was magnificent and brought forth
rpeh praise There was little base stealing,
brt Powell and Hernon. especially Powell, ran
hases with rare Judgment
In the first inning, after She's had flied out 70
tr1ner Powell hit safe. stole second sn6, after
Newman had fled cut 10 Routclife, scored or
Hernon's single II the last half Tacoma
scored two runs on two bases on balls and .
tvo-narger by sippi
eeaftle did not score again until the fifth,
a]fhoagh ale had two men On bases m the
drew from deep right and caught She's. who
ried 20 make third after Sewman's Ay had
sss-sed in xsskrey's hands
Iacoras scored one IN the second con
Nxrrhis hit, q sacrifice By Mssk-ey and single
hy Eszselife. From this point 20 the end of the
esne CrowelI had the visitors n his mercy,
sealing them 10 the bench in one-fxo-thres or
De- except IN the third and eighth, IN each o..
vhieA four men went 10 bat
IL zfth gave Seattle an earned run Croweil
xsis beautiful two-base hit along the left
foul line, was sacrificed 20 third by she's and
scored on Powells sacrifice 70 Berger.
Tie sixth was . blank, but IN the seventh
lrEin was hit by the ball. sacrificed 70 second
BY croweu and scored on shea's third strike,
which got sway from Cody. This made the
score to 3
Seattle did nothing in the ninth except
Twins three-bagges, which did not result in
any runs being scored Tacoma was not equal
TO the emergency in her hall, and the game was
scored victory for Seattle. The score:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02

Sergeant weisbseh and P-ix... PseA ..
Company C, viii take psrs IN the 500 tnaiyId-
ua prize drill For TIE fsrst p-5ze
oi 10, Company viii eoa.est with the
loalos1ng team. Captain, W J. Fife. FRS. lien
tenant, / n Howell; second lieutenant, James
Eoess rsgAt guide, A J. weisbach: left guide
=. " Il Davis. pr1vzses. D. W Higgins, J. A.
nlse, = A Rspier. r L Rice, r. ]. Kelly.
snaIses Black, z. A. Patterson. ). T. 6. Kelly,
z A sturgzs, J. g Jolly. G. 2. Tsv.o-. ". y
Clark, C. Y. Burns. r. z King. Il G. Potter.
:. a Potter. superrumerszies. 7 W. Parker, J.
Lgnfner, A King, q. 2 Campbell. G. H Cluun,
= AcMiiAsn, a. Aney, J. W. Adams. C. " King,
z " HENRY, J. z Banbe., C. Z sperry, Z Z
Upright, H colIyer.
company G win also send veil-6rfIied team,
tne personnel OF which has NOT been announced
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02

CfscIsSAIr. July GOOD batting By Pitts
burg and costly errors by the home team gave
Piftsburg today's game. Score: Cincinnati 4,
Pit.ourg & Bstteries-Mulianes and Harrington,
Baldwin and Mack
BRooELYS, July Boston was easy winner
a today's game, Brooklyn making but two hits.
score: Brooklyn 0. Boston G. Bstferiss-Ca-
rnthen and Daily, Nichols and Bennett
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The home team made
but two hits today, but won the game through
the visitors errors. Score: Phiiadeiphis 4.
New York = Bstteries-Glesson and Clements,
Weich and Clark
CHICAGO, July The superior batting and
generally fsultless game gave Chicago the
victory today. Score: Chicago 9, Cleveland 3
Observation-Disclosures and Kittredge, Gruber
and thinner.
Following IN the standing OF the clubs up 70
today, including yesterdays games.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
Kansas City Races.

KANSAS CITY. July There were six races
today. The weather wss clear and the track
fast Summary:
Four and one-hslf furlongI-Luey Dey won.
Colonel Cox second, Elsie 3. third. Time, 81.
Fiye-sixfeenfbs Of mile-5rannie won, Irish
inc second, Rabbi third. Time, I-S71s-
seven furlongs-Mand won. Tlf second,
Gends-me third Time 1.34s
second. Miss Cent third Time, I5o51S
Seven and one-hslf furlongs-Psf King won,
Bob Paxton second. John 6. third Time, l.s7l4x.
Five and one-half furlougs-Gold Dust won,
Schoolgirl second. Ben Cox third. Time, So,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
POTOMAC oUTRuSs sTRarHMEATH
winning the Coney Island Realization
Stakes, Worth &4e. 600

sHkEFsHEAD BAY, July Fully 15.ooo per-
sons were present today TO witness the closing
o. ne Coney Island Jockey Club meeting. Tie
leAtare OF the card was ny ali odds the Resliza-
Ton STAKES, for 5-yesT-olds. distance rniIe and
I'VE iuraongs, and was worth 70 TIE winner
nsarts s4o,e0 strsthmeafh, on the strength Of
as recent American Derby victory az Chicago,
was az overwhelming favorife, but after run
ning IN the 'front.' rank until the stretch was
reached. was passed by both Potomac and Mon
lana These two bad battle royal In the last
iuriong, and By the most skiIlful snc hardest
kino OF riding Hamilton landed Potonse q win
ne. oy the shortest OF heads. Summary OF
races:
AAs-1uAa Blackburn Won. styidezEsy sec
one, Be-nucs third Time. Ia 2-a
F0turlfy eourSe-Vzcto-is won His Highness
second tesubule third Time. 1.aa IS.
seven furio1g-Arsb won, CynosGre second,
AlIfy third Time, 1-2s IS
fourth race, Realization stakes. one mile and
nveeighfhs-fotOLase won, Montana second,
stTathnesth third Time. 2-5l
Nile and fErlong-Klugs5ary won, Chesa-
peeke second, Finch third Time. Isl 81
SIKH race. two miles, handicap sweeps takes
Mssteriode won 81 Luke second, Come 10 Tsv
third Time, 2s36
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
SPOKANE s. PORTLAND !.
Fairly Good Game, in which Borchers
Develops New scheme.

foETLAsD, July Especial lin the game
between the spokanes and Portlands todoy, the
latter As rule hit the ball and hit IL hard, but
LOT az opportuRe moments. Tie Por;lands
wanted singles and doubles. while the Spoksnes
were satisfied with sacrifices, and il was this
clever sort OF thing that brought in the winning
runs The fielding OF the home team was not
up 10 the standard. There was good pitching
ard fielding on both sides. but the Portlands
needed coaching. WaGsworth was bit freely,
bot not for 80 many bases as Bo-chers. Borcherx
pitched for strike-oui record. and made il BY an
original scheme He would send three wild
balls over the plate, and while the bstSraan Was
waiting for the fourth. be would shoot three
straight halls past him He struck out twelve
men this way before The Por;lsnds dropped 10
his racket
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02

CHICAGO, July There were seven races
today The weather Was clear and cool and TIE
track IN good condition Summary:
MLe-Meiody won4 AsbeR second. Getaway
third. Time, Lex
Five tDriongk-Tuacila Won, clementire sec
ond, Nellie Pearl third. Time .o1s<
One aud three fourth niies-Angeies won,
Ormle second, Adams third Time, 2-0sssz-
Aiie-kisrnet won, Seek Hardy second, Reveal
third. Tine, Ia
Nile and furlong-Eoms- Won, ale second,
Kaiser third Time, l:55zk
tive furlongs-Indus won, Rio Grande second,
Irish Chief third Time, I9oli<
Aile-Patrlck Won, Hopeful second. Eli Ken
dig third. Tine 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02


Have you a Pittsburgh,
Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu
dent Lamp?
Do theywork satisfactorily?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break? You getthe wrong sortl
The RIGHT ones are the
PEARL GLASS" made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh, makers of the cele-
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ney, which have given univer-
sal satisfaction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02

Runs earned OF each piteher-of March /.
Two-bese hffs-Crowell, Sippt
Three base hif-Irwin.
Hits made-Of Crovell (. Of March &
Times et bat of each pitchers opponent
Crowelfs 80. March's So
Van Zandt
Bases on called haIls-By CrowellS by March I.
Bases from being hit by pitched balls--By
Crovell l. by March
struck ouf-By March
Passed hslls-By thinner /, by Cody2
Time Of gsme-I:A
Fmpare--sandy" McDe-mott
'Scorsr-Porrus Baxter.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
Spokane Races,

SPOKANE, July The summary OF tocay's
races is Is follows:
Trotting, 2:S4 ciass-Nark Medium won in
three straight heats. Challenger Chief second.
s:arline third. Best time. 2.2s51
One-hsf mile and repSaf-Orezon Eclipse
won in two straight heats, Smoothwire second
Leila g third Time 0:4s and o.4a
Two-yeAr-old, troftinE-Extraysgsnt won in
two straight heats. Sadie ]. second, AImGx
third Best tine. 2.5sl<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02

value Of every game In the uidst Of Sucb !. no.
nsnt a Portland, Spokane and Seattle are now
engaged In Tor the lead, and win have out The
iuA strength OF the team s.Eid~ Camp win Be
In the box, with Matt thinner II the receiving
end
for Tacoma Neal Donohue win do the pitch
log Play VIII be called at { O'Clock The
hake-up snc batting order OF the teams win be:
Se1Hk Tr.n---
Shea. a sPon-rfs@s 4
Powell. L f. FuIier II
Mesnsn- G. Van Zandt, . b.
Asfnoas r Er1y,c
schoeneck. lib SsDn51
Mcdonald. b. Berxsr
z1Mhcr,c Ardrer. b.
Irwin. 3 b. iTlonoEue =
Camp yagkrevrf
sn!oer. SUD Tanning. sub
A1Itlr2ores sub. March. cub.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02

Rams ea-ned-Spoksne :. Portland >
wetsse hiss-Gecrge, Wesilake, W. Pa-rott.
oshorne sid Raves
Home rnns-Aoi- S1d klopt
SSoiSa hsses-4reores. craft Nanusssar. Kiorsf
Double plAyS-Mestlske Elenalvfn ard Nosx
Bass ca called salls-By wadkwo-th 5, BY
bssss rem being hit ~ pitched hais-By
BorcAe-s 2
struck @ei-Lytle ? oso0rne !. Notr .. Glen
e.Nia Aest1ke : fzrro;i !. Nadswo-th =
stSuEs. !. PoiAem-s ., Flshertv
Passed cslls-Stsu Eel
WIG pstches-Sy W2aswortA
Time 81 gzme-2.@1
rnpl-S-Coa Strocths-x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
A BASEBALL Trophy.


Inc COMMITTEES Of arrangements for the
Fourth OF July celebration decided yesterday
morning 20 offer . silver cup, valued At Is, 20
the team winning the majority OF this weeks
serles OF four games between Seattle and
Tacoma Although Seattle has taken the first
game, sne 10 oy 10 means 9 Kure winner OF the
cup, and some lively work Is sure 10 result be
fore TIE trophy belongs TO either CONTESTANT In
case each club wins two games the value Of the
prize II money viii be DIVIDED betWeen them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
PHILADELPHIA Races.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The summary Ia a.
follows:
Us trof-Sapoho won. Fascination second.
Redmond third Best time 2-sl
2-I trot-Bush won, Es7elle second. A W.
Fswcstt third Best tine. 2-21x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
Jack the Ripper's Trial.

INV YORK, July 1.-The state today rested the
case against Aneer Ben Ali, alias "Freaehy,' -
supposed 70 be Jack the Ripper. on trisl for the
murder Of Carrie Brown last April At the East
River hotel
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American Asseciauon.

AmerIc4n Assocfatlon.
BosTos. July Boston 6. Washington
COLUMBUS, o., July L-Colunb1s {, Cineir-
rati
PHILADELPHIA, July l-Athletics ., Balti-
more T.
Following il the standing Of the clubs up 10
today. including yesterdays games:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02
Standing OF the Cluh.

Following is TIE standing q each ot the t,p-
clubs O. TIE Pacific NogtA ses. LsSsae to cs,e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-02

THE MILITARY PRIZE DRILL.
Tacoma VIII Send Two Companies 60
Comnete Against Seattle Militia

TACOMA. July l-sspecasl III the presence az
SeS,t3eis militia 81 the cozl mines does 1os
render pasrpanenent OF the pTsEe dr3ll neeeS-
ssry, tie Tacoma Contestants to- tie prizes vii
lesys soz seAsEs tomorrow 81 ,. T. by boa
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DON'T

Don't cheat yourself
out Of a good smoke by
taking a poor I'M tation
for the genuine Seal Of
North Carolina PLUG
Cut Tobacco,
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Factory and warehouse $40 70 Ella
Commercial street Bar< and BAR
Fixtures n <~,erlafrw-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-06-18
A Great Dramatic Event.

The Clemenceau Case Co., will, on Fri.
day produce for the first time in Aberdeen
this French. sensational drama, by "Alex
Dumas.
The Clemenceau Case, where Miss
Lora Hollis will assume the character
Of liza. Miss Hollis is considered the
handsomest woman on the American
stage today, and is well assisted by a
strong dramatic company, selected from
the best of the New York profession.
On Saturday evening, June goth this
company will produce for the first time,
also, the drama Of Davy Crockett. This
has long been favorite with all theatre
goers. The story is simply and beauti-
fully told, while the manly traits OF the
frontiersman are ably drawn by the
dramatist. The play possesses a charm
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-06-18

lursday, June ID, 1891
SPOKEN ROUND THE RIM.
(what the Felloes Are saying.)

(what the Felloes Are Saying.)
Born, to John Richardson and wife, of
Hoquiam, June 5tb, a son.
?. A. Williams has been selected as
principal of the Montesano schools.
A. P. White and Miss Ruth Bryan
were married at Montesano, Wednesday,
June 10th.
EEThe county auditor issued marriage
license to A. T. Gibson and Tilda Alfred
son, both of Cedarville.
The Hoquiam dramatic club will play
the Ticket Of Leave Man, at the Hoquianl
theatre, Saturday night.
II. S. Searle has left Montesano for
Chicago, where he will superintend the
manufacture of patent rheumatism cure,
the right ofwhich he owns.
Chas. II. Kegley, OF Hoqulam, was
married to Miss Josephene Smith, of Des
Moines, Iowa, at the latter place, on
Wednesday, the 10th.
The little son of Edward Kramer, who
lives near Elma, fell into boiler of
scalding hot water that had been lett on
the floor. The little fellow was SO badly
burned that he lived only a few hours.
Work on the hole into the sandstone Of
Mt. Hoquiam, on the east side, which
had penetrated the hill for twenty-five
feet, without much improvement, has
been temporarily suspended Washing
tonian.
, Work in the auditors Office still keeps
the regular force busy. 1t has been a
subject OF surprise, to those who have
observed it, how the instruments come in
when times generally are so close. The
number of instruments filed last week
ranged from twenty-five to thirty-six per
day.-Vidette.