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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
THE INCREASED CAPACITY
Atths Hoffman Taunory Demanded by IL
Increased Business Done There.

Atthe Hoffman Tnnnery Demanded by thu
Increased Business Done There.
The fact has already been mentioned
in the ISTELLlaENcERt that ]. &. Hoffman
& Sons arc about to make an addition to
their tannery in Centre Wheeling. The
new building will be east OF the old one
and occupy the vacant ground clear ia
Main street. It will almost double the
capacity Of the plant for finishing and
storing leather. Just now the firm Ii
greatly embarrassed for floor space, the
force being larger and the output almost
three times as great as ever before,
though the tannery is as yet only as
Toomy as II has been for many years.
The force now employed here finishes
1890 a week. OF these $50 hides are
tanned daily at the firms large tannery
at Elkins, and brought here Just as they
come from the watts, and here finished
for the market. The remainder OF the
hides are both tanned and finished here.
The immense number OF hides in pro.
cess Of tanning and finishing at any one
time takes up good deal Of floor space,
and 1t ia necessary TO crowd the work.
men go closely that they cannot work 10
good advantage. Hence the new addi'
ton. lt
A visit to the tannery now ia calCu,
lsted to inspire one with wonder as Ia
what becomes Of all the leather. It ia
shipped to nearly every western city
and as far southwest as Texas. The
building Of the tannery at Etkins, which
was referred 10 az the time 1t was built
as removing an important industry from
Wheeling, turns out TO have much in,
creased the work Of the firms tanuery
here, and the average removal Of an in,
'dustry from Wheeling to one Of the
more or less doomed towns may be ex.
pected to do more harm than thisone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23

HALIFAX, MS, april 2e-The local
government. Of Prince Edward Island
has resigned. The Lieutenant Governor
has decided not to dissolve the parlia-
ment, and sent for Frederick Peters, one
Of the Liberal members for consultation.
Mr.. Peters has called q meeting Of the
Liberal members Of both houses OF the
leRislature TO diecusa the situation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23

PrrrssuReu, Pa, April sa,-ThiS q.
ternoon heavy electric storm passed
over this section Of the State, tempora
rily interrupting Telegraph and tale
phone lines. Near Monongahela Dity
a farmer named McClure, while soWlnI
seed, was struck by 4 bolt Of lightning
and Instantly Eilled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
Mest YlrrInIn Whent.

"wheat 7" said United States Marshal
Il. s, White to an IHTELLIaEScER re-
porter. ~ have been pretty we'll over
the State, and there Is promise Of a
splendid crop. Ihave never seen bet.
ter outlook Ut this time Of year. In.
deed think we shall have the best cIop
We have had in ten years. Fgrmerl
who farm will do we'll this year."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
nIuttsriurs Of a storm.

LONDON, April 92.-The correspondent
Of the Timc at Madrid says grave aDx
iety is felt there over the state Of aHta!rl
in Portugal. He expresses fear that 4
revolution 10 about to break out, in
which event, be says, the liycs OF for
eign subject will be endangered,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
Tho old arssnbacIS Chestnut,

Waco, TRxAs, April 22.-The FIRST an
nual meeting OF the Farmers' Alliance
Of this State convened here yesterday in
secret session. Several addresses were
made, however, in. open session and
were heartily approved. The opening
speech was made by Evan Jones, the
President Of the Alliance. It was in
line with The old greenbaek arHument.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
cnnt- Iinden nnnnh.n..

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-oApt. Lin
dsp, ei the Pinkerton Detective force,
returned this morning from the Con.
nellsyille coke FegioH, vhero be had
taken 100 men to guard the works. The
captain is confident that the Pinkerton
force will be able to cope with the
strikers without the aid Of the militia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
b. & 0. TRAOKMgN HAPPY.
Tho Company Voluntarily Increases Their

Tho Company Voluntarily Increases Their
WaEss-AEl Of Them IneludSd.
NEWARK, o., April 22.-All the track.
men on the line Of the Baltimore & Ohio
system Of railroads are rejoicing today
over an increase OF wages given them by
the voluntary act Of the officials. These
trackmen, numbering hundreds, received
the notification thst on aud after May
the $40 per month men will receive
S42 50, and the 81 10 men wiiireceiVe
81 10 per day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
SONS OF VETERANS.

The meeting of the Sons Of Veterans
was held to-day at 2 o'clock p. m. at
headquarters, at the Valley House, Col.
E. D. Hagen, Of Pafkenburg, presiding.
Nearly oil Of the camps in the State were
represented.
Reports show healthy growth aud
fpe condition Of FINANCES, with a bright
outlook for the future. The report
shows dxteen camps in the State with
four others in embryo. The election Of
officers will occur tomorrow, and q
spirited contest is expected for the
position OF Colonel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
RinrnInn.

With the opening OF the wheel season
EdW. Il. Rose 4 Co., who carry q full line
Of the latest Columbia, Victor and
medium grade Bicycles, are prepared to
furnish few rare bargains In second.
hand sateties Of the best makeg. Those
interested should call Of once,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23

Last night, Joseph Rose, boy thir.
teen years old, living on Eighteenth
street, and employed at the Central
Glass works, had htalett hand badly cut
while at work. DR.. John 4. Pipes was
onlled and dressed the wound.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
rh. At,orney aeneral Reeoverlnr,

wAsHrSorox, April 22.-Attorney
General Miller has almost recovered
from his recent attack Of the grip. he
was at bis desk at the Department Of
Justice tes sRsrt time to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23

DR. WooD's Norway Pine syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than any otber
remedy, because u combines the lung
healing quality OF the pine tree with
other valuable medicines. Sold by oil
dealers on q guarantee Of satlktaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23

LISBON, April 22.-The Governor Of
Guinea Is blamed for the disaster on the
Island Of Blssao, and will be at once re-
ynpJynH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23

I PARIS, April 22.-Henri Michel An.
toine, the French sculptor, Is dead ut
St. German. he was born September
% 1899
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23

Mr.. atkinson was seen by an INTEL.
lIdrEcER reporter last night, and when
shown tho above dispatch said that ne
had tho matter hSder adyisement. he
hoped to be able 10 accept the invita-,
tiOn, although be is In POOR health ana
is very busy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
A WEST YIRGINIAN nONORBD.


Hon, q. ". Atkinson InVited % Deliver the
Annual Grafton at Arlington.
Special DtspGieh 10 ne lntelligner.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 22,-1tWas
announced to-day at Grand Army head.
quarters, that Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Of
Wheeling, had been selected to deliver
the annual Grafton on Decoration Day,
at Arlington National Cemetery. This
is great honor to West Virginia, and It
is hoped that BIr. Atkinson will accept.
General Gotf is the only West Yirginianp,
except Mr.. Atkinson, upon whom THIS
distinguished honor has been conferred,
1t is the most Noted OF all Of our, Ma
donal cemeteries, and Is attended hy
from thirty to fifty thousand people
every yenr on 'Flower Day."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-23
JUDGE q. D. CAMDEN DEAD.

He Dies at Hot springs, Arkansas sketch
Of His Career.
Special Dtpaseh % ne IRtsgga'ea.
C1AREsBURe, W. Va, April 29.-Judge
G. D. Camden died at Hot Springs, Ark,
to-day Of general debility, in the eighty.
sixth year OF his age. The funeral will
take place here Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16

In the caucus of Republican members Of
the new city government Saturday after
noon the following gentlem II were nomi-
mated for the various city Offices. Ciy
clerk. +. Z, Southland; marshall, II. T.
Morse, stree. commissioner, western dis
trict, Ruel Dutton; eastern dis.rica, A. z.
Saben; city physician, Geo. II. Bricke,';
city solicitor. A. NJ. Goddard; auditor,
Samuel W Lane; chief engineer, Hen
I. Morse as,is.ant engineer, John o. Yves
ton. oyerseer. OF the poor. Andrew Is.
Folsom; assessor, W. II. Reid; city enei-
neer, r B. Cspsn; school committee, DR.
i q Webster. Messrs. Mathews, Fletcher
and Brooks were appointed committee in
a list Of candidates for the minor ffices At
the organization Of the city governme ut
Monday. A. W. Brooke was nominated
for president Of the board Of aldermen,
ard C. II. Bisisdell for president Of the
common couocii. Mr.. Charles X. Hall
va, renomInsted for clerk of the council
by scclsmstion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16
The CONGREGATION at The Methodist churt

The congregation At the Methodist churt b
we're treated to = genuine surprise yester-
DAY forenoon in the form Of an anpounc =
ment from the pastor that Gen. Edward
Winslow Of New York had recently de-
clsred his purpose to donate to the Green
street NJ. +. church. in memory of his
mother. an active member Of that church
at her death, either the Winslow house on
Winthrop street. now occupied by the pas
tor, or its value in cash for the purpose of
building new parsonage nearer the church.
The General will take little more time TO
decide which 10 DO. and meanwhile, by way
Of further aiding the society, ne has msde
a contribution Of $500 towards repairir q
the house Of worship. This kmount will
be supplemented by resident members Of
the church and other friends, several hut
dred dollars additional having already bee n
pledged This me ans thorough refit.ir z
Of the church during the coming season
The last quarterly conference voted unan-
imcusly to extend an invitation to the
Msine annual conference to hold it's session
here in 1892 The invitation will probsbly
be accepted.
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Ksnnsbec c,ussy cos.e ueuss.


An snlaSesDsat Or this building viii
inesfso1 attentions 10 b b mads III 49,
sen- Ths cenesapiated a6di1on Vim Be
piaeed af IL rear. fAcisg Pefham street sEd
extending on shat stFees about sixty feet.
a change Of quarters for AL LIE county
omcefs vbo's present POEMS ass 90 ne
nfst hoof except d. clerk Of ceuxis md
register Il i1eds IL intended, and the
vauh Of the ias4sY rf1cs 10 10 Be enlarged
The pr0oats couss IL 70 te Transferred
10 Tbs sosth sids Of the central corridor
and the aFa..nehs nov In sse for thss Eur
poss viii b assigaed 70 the grand Jury
The county treasurer and county commits
sionsfs will have nev efieas ard svo spa
eious fre-peoof vaults afe also embraced In
the cnn,~npIs.sd impsoyemen.s- Alte1s-
Tons in The secnnd story ara intended. moot
rfomiasGt of y heb Is the tRansfer Of The
present lsv library room to the rear exfer-
ston- The op<u bell tower, saymeuntins
The roof, has By lor z exposure 10 weather
become decsysd ana viii be repaired 10
such msnreF - 70 retain iss old and fsmtl-
iaf features srd YET present . finished
sppeafancs which il has always lacked
Tbs architects in charge will Be Messfs. J.
d. Cochsane and R. B Capen Of this city
Who are now preparing plans for the work
which viii be commenced - soon - tie
season for bulldog operations viii admit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16
nLHSLAUGnfER
J bn Csoato, the Victim. Dssd Last
Evs.its from Hsmosrhsgs into
Bealo

Shortly before supper, Saturday evening,
fov took plscs which resulted in the des.n
Of ore II the parties concerned Three
men went into cofson's saloon and ssied
for something to drink. Cofssn refused a
the .io had teen drinking rsasiy al day.
Ore Of the party s'ruek the prspriesor AID
John Cronir tried To stop further disturb
snce By talking to the others.
Some talk vss made SD Cfonin lef. tie
shsp followed by she others. More tall
vss made and Cronin WAS struck twice ard
knocked down. The asssiisnts took to
ih.is heels, lssyisg their victim lying un-
conscious on tbs sidewalk. Special Odlcel
Kicker happened to be near 81 hand and be
took the Injured man 70 tbs police station.
DR.. X. j. Martin wss called asd dressed
Cfonia's wounds. Hc remained uncon-
'eieus '9me tine after btiey taken 70 DO
lice headquarters.
The extent Of his Injuries Vas Gu. over
one eye, 3 scared nose, and a wound in
VIC bbsA Va VIC hSAA Wiltsa Httmt1 10 G8ve
been received from the toe Of q boot. He
Vas taken to the Ffsrkiin house. wh.fe be
has been tiyirg since is.t fall. He 10 q
river driver and has been living in ,hi, city
for some yesrs. Cronin died a: . little
after last evening. A pos. mo,tem ex-
animation will be held today by Dr,. G.
W, and X J. Martin aid DIR. scou Hill.
Tso fellows we're implicated bat no
srrests have been made. though the police
are 10 posssss on Of facts that will lead to
a,rer'. probably today. II !, sid that John
Mulvs,hiil and . man named John Foley
we're PRESENT in the fsht. The cesth Of
Cronin seems 70 have been csused from
blows similar 10 those which Caused the
death Of Luce little more than two years
ago
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STATE NEW q.

LIsKRMosE FALLs.

LlsKRaosK FALLS.
The Cook Pipe Wrench Co., OF Liver
more Falls, have contracted with Mr.. E. +.
Field, of Ls~i.ton. to manufacture their
geod.. and the frat invoice Of the pipe
wrsnches 10 expected to arrive here for the
esmpxuy in = fe~ dsys-rhere is loud
call for rents in to~u. The population
seems to be Increasing, ard the demands
for rents grow stronger. This will nscessi-
tate the bu;ldies Of more tenement houses.
Should the expected psper mill be erected
at Gus Falls, there will be gieAter demsad
for rents than for the past two years, aad
the erection of such mill you'd be imue
distely followed by the building OF new
houses Mr. E. A. Ksene reopens his
foundry here thi. week.-School agents
have been appointed in the several die
iricts in town a. fclioss: L. X. Earring
ton, No. /; L. G. Wyman. No. 2; II. A.
Morrison. NJ. 5; T. ID. Norris, Ne. 4, e
I. Young. No. 5; J. A. Roweii. No. s.; L
z. Gould, No. 7.-Rsbekah Degree
Lodge. l. 0. o F.. are prerariog to give
an old folks concert and antiquarian sup
per and are arranging for grand 'ine
This order is fass increasing in member
ship.--The Odd Fellows Of Livermore
FAils Lodge No. So ~iil doubtless be finely
settled in their new hail in Odd Fellows
block BY the 80 b of this month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP,

Mr.. II. c. james hiss just issued 8 neat
catalogue Of the trotlipg stock at Prospect
Farm by which Dsme he dssiSnates Lis
place situated about ? miles from this
city. juss over the liae, in Oakland. Besides
the cut and tsbula'ed pedigree Of the finely
bred stallion, Messenger DIomed. BY Jack
Shepperd. the book contains the pedigree
of niue other animals, including one young
stsllicn, brood mares, 6llies, ETC., which
will doubtless be heard from hereafter.
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Amusements.

The Manchester Mirror says; 'Whew
What house the Lucier Novelty Co. had
last night at the opera house. Every sea,
was occupied and people were satisfied 10
obtain standing room in the rear OF The
house. along the aisles aud in the galleries
Two Thousand and sixy-sight tickets were
sold at the box office. The entertainment
wa, q dne one and we'll cs.culs'sd u en-
.huse a popular audience. Oat OF five
entertainments this week the Lucier fAui.
ly did more than double all others com-
binsd. This has been their fourth season
they have appeared here. and every WHIT
seem, to strengthen their popularity here. u
Meonian hall, Tuesday evening, March
II
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The WATER QUESTION +!

To the Public:
| will ask "a (. W questions to which direct an
swers will be la order
II the Augusta Water Co.'S. wats Is as iunocu
Gus as the circular that was signed by fifteen n
DIS. represents 1t 10 be, why is its use as bev
erage been prohibited at the In anr Asylum, d
why do they cock Il Mt ct Catharine's, and wis
DO some OF these doctors get AVID order othe,
water for their patients. and shy have some o.
these NJ. D'sforbidden their pstie nts to drink
river water, and why is 1t thst 50 many dripkera
Of river water hsve typhoid fes ers. while not
Of those thu have craak nothing but pure tpriDe
water has ever had it.
Extracts from report of the committee on the
Ans rican Pub 10 Heath association, read at the
annual meeting a: MilsAukee, Wis, November
20-23, ISIS
Published By The state Board Of Health OF Maine
For protective purposes the knoEledge tina,
sewage enters the water is all has seem, to be
required, because where there IL sewage there Is
dagger OF typhoid Infection
"lhe dollars and cents represented by the
isting water works may be regarded IA bnrricade
to sanitary progress, an altar on whi;h typhoid
few r sacrifices It's victims "
Thirty thousand people die Of typhoid fever
Vienna 10 cred her losses by this fever from $40
to II annually in every 100 600 OF her population
by Introducing a Surfing water supply Instead OF
the sew tge tainted waters of the Danube"
The twenty mile liGit will in prosTes, of time
be blOtted out"
Ono prominent doctor admitted to me recently
that ths doctors WIRE reap & the benefits of thi.
river water scourge. JAMES N. WADE.
marl6a2t
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that would guide, unerringly, into the haven
Of health. sll that are on the troubled sea
ut impsired wsmsuhood. IL is nothing less.
nor could be nothing more. than DR.
Pierces FAvorite Prescription - frsi
females fsullless friend-time-tried and
thoroughly tested. Internsl determinations,
irregularities, displscements. and all ill
conditions peculiar TO woman, controlled
corrected and cured, without publicity. b.
this safe, sterling specific. Purely vegeta
BILE. Dolly good can come from its use
The DOLLY remedy of the kind warranted r.
give satisfaction, or money refunded.
mar16d&wfolrm
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The opereifs "Goidenhair and the Three
Bears" 10 in rehearsal and will soon be pre-
scented under the direction Of ladies con
necsed with the Universaiist society. From
What we hear Of the preparations going or
We expect the piscs will b, brought out in
fae shape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16

The Messrs. PHILIPPE do not expect thai
their men Will come ont Of the woods for 3
fortnight Jet. They will have their mil
in excellent shape for business, and want
ill the logs they can possibly get. Good
prices are sure to rule this season, for the
total cut Of logs will be unusually small
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16

yell Take Kemr's Bsl'au, the best
cough cure" always do when hear q
man cough, ard I can't he'p it, IL saved
me ard Is will cure you. I was threstenee
With pneumonia lss, winter aud it broke il
up. 1t helps the children GU. when thsil
,hroats are sore, cures their coughs, and
tastes 20 good The first dose helps you
So writes A. r. Arnold, engineer on the
West Shore Ry.. st CAnsjohsrie, N. 7.
feb2eJeo5&v4v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16

A Philadelphia man has invented ma.
chine which be calls a rea1erscope. 1t re-
fleets the contents Of daily papers Upon the
ceilings Of barber shops so that the mar
ia the chair can read the news rs he reclin-
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T0mYiata.

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle Of Syrup
Of Figs, as i. acts most pleasantly and
effsctually on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms of sickness. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists
sab23d&w
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The Ice broke up Saturday short dis
lance above the mills. and vent down as
far - the rsilrosd bridge. where it jammed
up. II took cut post from one coruer OF
Totman's mill. and swept away about zoo
A. Phillips & Co.'S mill, together with 8
showing car that was standing upon it.
This track was the property of the pulp
mill company, ard vas used to convey the
waste from the lumber mills to their estab
lishment on the Island. II cannot be re-
placed until the water goes down. The
water in tn, river rose 10 inches Friday
night, and continued to come little during
the following day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16

Washiugt on Camp, No. 3, has been inst
tuted at Fairfield by State Organizer Clar-
ence +. Heath Of Philadelphia, and the
following officers elected; Post president,
John Harris; president, Chss. Fl. Msx-
held vice president, Fred Kinds; master
Of forms ard ceremonies. l.. D. Randi ssc-
rotary, Frank MsxAeld; tree surer, Charles
Pooler; conductor, B. II. Lsdd; inner
guard. Ed. Parker; outer guard, Ned Ran
dali. A fine supper was served for the
camp at the Fairfield House after the
business had been done. Saturday night
there WAS q meeting Of the camp for the
purpose Of working candidate. There
are IL charter members and = considerable
increase is expected in the nesr future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-16

Superintendent Sturtevant had from
80 10 40 men 9, work Saturday clearing the
Ice from the rails. He hopes to be running
on wheels over the larger part OF the rou'e
on Tuesday.
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ECObOmlCBI Ndd CcmNN'Hu'~ Iu'
wey Hxcussioos
Personally conducted, Pullmsn Tourist
Cars through TO destination II You are
going to Colorado, California, Oregon. o.
any point west of .he Missouri Rt~sr. tier
take the Crest Rock Island Route Excur
sions leaving Boston every second Tne.dsy
You csr save nearly $50 90 from resuls'
s,s,- cis., fare to the Pscife Coast. sad
prcport;onste reductions to other poinSs.
Fer full particulars call OF your nearest
Ticket Asen, and write z. W. Thompson
y. Z. Psss Agent, sss Washington 81:
Seeton. Mass, or A 3. Fsrnsworsn, =. h
PA, 257 Broadway, S.Y., Jno, Sebastian
q T.. aP.A. Chicago, I'll ianisfff
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sUPREMD JUDICIAL COURT
March Tom. lodge Libby Presiding.

W. y. CaoArE. Clerk.
g. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
AsBIE PULsIFER, Stenogrxpher.
SAruRDAY, March I4lh.
This forenoon Fred W. Glare Of Wase r
vile vi. admitted to the bar. Mr.. Glare
has studied law for the last two years with
s. s Brown Of Waterville and passed a
very creditsble examination.
10 the afternoon court adjourned finally.
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When a certain New York woman 20. N
upright piano she made red plush cover
for il, 80 that the rosewood wouldn't ge'
scratched. Then she covered tina. with a
sort of linen dusier arrangement, 50 as to
sAya the pIpsb