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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03
THREE sroRx.wAvEs IN OCTOBER.
Prophet rester Promises Fierce Harri.
canes and Possibly Severe Winter.

Sr. JosxrH, Mo-, Oct. g. Weather
Prophet Foster makss the following pre-
dicllons:
"a remarkable period Of great sterms
viii occur during the drss half Of October
that viii be surpassed only BY those thai
will ocear in March, 1899. Tasfs will Be
three storm-waves during this storm period
which will cross the continent from west 70
east along the usual ssof,n-centre routes.
The nrst Of these storm waves will bs
most severe in the Mississippi valley. and
the last on the Atlantic coast. The arse
will be doe to leave the Pacific coast about
Sept. 50, cfoss the rocky Allegheny vale,
from Oct. 10 3, and reach the Atlantic
COAST about the 4,h. On the - the storm
wave will be crossing the Mississippi RVS
not fsr from ST. Louis, aud will b Of very
considerable force 10 Illinois and Missouri.
Accompanying this storm.wAve may be
expected tofnsdoes. cioud-bursts, hail and
severe gslss, aud within one or two days
following il killing frosts will visit most
localities north Of latitude So, With stron Z
probability OF frosts much further south
Hurricanes will develop great force on the
North Atlantic At this time; cannot give
their exact location. but they will probably
be not far eut Of tho West irdies. These
hurricanes will become very fierce along
the Atlantic coss, from Oct. l to i5.
These October storms will indie ate what
the coming winter viii b.. l expect great
storma from the first OF October to the last
Of March. and II this period Of storms,
covering the fiest half half of October,
proves 10 be Of more than usual force, i,
will Indicate that have not miscslculaie'
the ues,ber, aud We may then confidently
expect very cold, severe and stormy win
ter. setting in quite early. Saturn will psss
her equinox the last Of October and to tina,
influence attribute the great increase Of
storms since the middle Of last May"
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aiives 10 Congress to press the mattsl
upan the attention Of the SAte dsparsmet,
The platform expsesses sympathv with the
president Hon John Fitzgerald. Nice Pres-
ident Hon Pstsick Aartin. in their illness
sAys no cause ever had Drawer, tYusr. moro
self sacrificing sons that Fitzgerald and
Martin.
After stormy effort to replace il by .
minority report and supplementary rssolu-
sion the platform va adopted and the fol
loving cfacsrs also elected; Patrick Boyle,
Toronto, Canada. drst vics president; NJ,
D. Gallagher. New York, second vice
president, B. O'Connor, Augusta, Ga.
,hird vies president; William Lyman. New
York, treasurer.
Presideot Gaaaon's cabinet or national
council announced; Daniel Corhery
Illinois; Captain George Sweeney
Ohio; John j. Donovan, Nassa
chusetts; James MApgan, Wisconsin
II. J. Carol, Rhode Island; Nicholas Ford,
Missouri; A. p. MeGuerk. Iowa. Eloquent
addresses were made iy I. d. Minehar
Of ON. he, snd Mr.. Lyman Of New York
The ccnvention adjourned sine die.
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RICH STRIKE IN MEXICO.
! An American Prospector "Picking Up
Yellow Dollars" In Chihuahua.

San Asrosio, Tex, Oct. 2--R. b.
Needham, brown and toiiworn with two
years prospecting in the Sierra Madfs
range of Mexico. came to San Antonio yes
terday in search Of Mrs. May Ffemd.
She 10 the wife Of an acquaintance, . miner
like himself.
Net dham says that after almost incon-
eeivabie hsrdships, Fremd has made strike
Of fabulous richness. HE find 10 In the
heart Of the Giant Range, 200 miles from
railway. Chihusbus, the capital Of the
State Of ChibuAhus, is the nearest point.
The mine seems to be Of Iimit!ess capacity
and Of little trouble 10 work There 10
plenty Of water and wood.
The yield 10 the purest Of wire gold -
Needhsm expresses IL, "the suike 10 like
picking up yellow dollars" Ffemd is now
in Chihuabus with spe ci,nens Of the metal.
The city which contains num' rous miners
and mine SPECTATORS, Is much excited.
Mrs. Fremd was found. She hes besn
living in straitened CifcamltAbcss and she
was overcome by the news Of her good Tor
tune. She accompanies NeedhAm today 70
ChihauhAu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03
ANNUAL MEETING
Oh The Franklin County Edu
cationalists at FarmlDSlon.
The tycitantnt stu High al Waldo
bePo 0ItF Edwin koNes Death.
The Coroner's Jury Has Not Yet Finished
Investigating the Affairs.

FARsisGros, Oct. a.-The annual meet
iss Of the Franklin County Educational
Association opened . two days session as
Normal hall this morning with . very lsrge
atssndsI ce Of edacatoYs. d. II. kdoviron
gave an address Of welcome, response BY
George c. Puriagton. Aele papers were
read by Mrs. j. C. Amss on the nsed Of
drill In the common schools. Miss Rose
NJ. Stanley Of Phillips, on practical value
Of courtesy. Augusta Pease, Of Fayett
on mistakes on teaching. Miss Jalis H.
May Of Srong. s-ms forms Of dishonesty
in teac chings. Discussions followed each
paper. Prof G. c. Purirton Of the Nor
nal school delivered an address this even
ing, followed by . sociAble.
The most important case TO be tried si
this term Of the s. J. court was begun this
aftefnoon. State " Samuel Farmer,
proprietor, Of the Borden House, Philips,
Indictment TO, HOUR nuisance Ii VIII
bs remembered large quantity OF liquors
sere seized A. .ha hotel come time ago.
The respondent plead GOT guilty. Deputy
Noble was teslifyins 10 making the seizure
when the court a ,ained. Couaty Attor-
pey Timbsllshe lar State, Whitcomb,
Holman & Beedy for FAymef. There 10
much interes. in the case. it beiog The firss
tried here under the new law.
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Railruaos { Steanrboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
28th, 1891.

GOIN0 WEsr-szs A. NJ. for Lewiston
KockIand, Portland, Boston and Montreal, 10 A,
NJ. for HhlloweH, Gardfnsr and South Gardner
s3s A. n. for Lewiston. Warrington, Roeklznd,
Portland; iof2 A. n express for I!alsoHsg, Gar
diner. Bruns wick, Portland and Boston ooanse,
ing for White Mountains and Quebec. 1 % r. H
fof HAlioveil, Gardiner ard eoath Card aer, 8ii
r. M. for Brunswick, Bath, aockiand, Portland,
Montreal: COS r. M. Tor Hallexen, ga;dinsr sad
South Gardiner; ii.oo r. NJ might Puiln:aa) tor
Lewiston, Bath Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.to A. n. might sxpressj tor
skoHhsgan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbof, st.
stephens, 6t. John and Aroostook County. s. A.
N. for Wa,erville. and Skeshegan, tPfoyineial
Express leaves Waterviile for sanso,. Bar Har-
Dor and St John. at 40 p. M "a 2. ". ex-
press for Wateryille, Hevpor., Dover. koxcroft.
bangor, Bar Harbor and St John; 3.s5 r. VI. for
Waterviiie. Skowhagan, OatlAad, connecting
with Somerset itailssy) Belfast, Dover aud FOX
,ook County; 7.so P. IL. for " wateryilie, and s.i7
A, NJ, sundays only, for Bangor.
The Might Pullman Trains run eaek way every
night. sundays included, but not TO skowhssAn
on nonday mornings, or to Belfast, Dexter. o.
beyond Bangor, excepting to Bar Barbof. on oua-
day mornings.
fhe day express trains going Yves. at 10. u A.
m and Eaat at "a 4. NJ. run daily. Sundays in
eIaded, between Boston, Lewiston. Bath, Rock
land. Bar Hsrtor and 81. John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Aagnsta
leaves sosth Gardiner. o.25 A NJ; u 30 and 20
2 ". Gardiner, "a A. NJ. 90 and I IS L. NJ
HaIoNeiI. 5.t9 A. NJ, l.I2 ani s.59 r. ri.
Through tickets to California and all points
South and West may be had of II. II. " aiker
ticket agest, Augusta the cnly Office Ia Augusta
selling via all routes and checking baggage free OF
tSpense.
y. u. BOOTHBY, Geo'l Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland June 2s isli
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RICHMOND NEWS.
Two More Burglaries Reported Small
Fire Other Notes.
Especial to the KEssrBrc JouksAI.l

Especial to the KEssEBEc JouRsAL.]
RICHMOND, Oct. 2-The Univervaiis'
dance in the opera house Thursday evening
was we'll attended. One of the features
Of the evening was the old folks dancing
Thsy caused many . emile upon the faces
Of the younger dancers.
Steamer Kennebec wss sground at the
head Of Swan island for some time this
morning.
Considerable excitement was caused near
the Richmond House, Thursday, by az
easy chair catching fire in The landlord
roc m it ras speedily extir gu'shed without
serious damage.
A cargo of coal arrived at fiagar's wharf
today.
A break in the wster main on Fort street
caused con. idersble trouble this week.
Large quantities Of hay are being snipPed
to Boston by the Kennebac.
Wednesday night thieves entered 'he
cellar tf Simeon Scott and stole consIdera'
ole provisions, etc.
Thurldsy night some one tiled to enter
the dwelling Of VIM. Albee, but were
frightened away by George Albee.
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An INTERESTING DISCOVERY.


CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct 2.--fIehman 8
Schmltt. architects OF this city, have avery
curiou.ly fashioned broadaxe in their Office
which was found several days ago BY thu
workmen who were excavasiDg for
the founda,ioa OF the new chapel
in the united Jewish cemetery near
MAY field, this county. The axe was
found in the shale, several feet below the
surface and there 10 no evidence that TIE
ground at that spot had before been die.
turbed. 1t is made of very hard steel, %
hard, indeed, that it will chip the steel used
in alleged "non-sswable" prision cells with
out apparent injury to itself and it 10 oi
two pieces. The blade 10 l34 inches long
and rounded at the end which 10 six and
one half inches wide in the middle. The
blade 10 4 We inches wide Aad about three
eishths Of an inch thick. The handle was
fastened 10 the weapon by clasp, which
was solidly r.viied to The blsde. part oi
the hsotle is still in place, and tue wood
looks IS If it were nearly petrifled. The
axe appears IS though it might have been
buried with an old Indian chief, bu. the
quality Of the steel is 20 much better than
was usually sold to the red men thar il
causes doubt on that boint. The axe VIII
be given to the Historical Society.
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Nancy Hanks Treis In 200.

CIsciNsATI, o., Oct IA special 6ss-
patch TO the Con4n.esc.-; Gazette Ssoo
Richmohd, Isd ssy.; "fhe attendance
at the Races Thursdsy sas perhaps doubls
that Of Wednesday, doubtless from desire
70 witness " sncy Haaks In her successful
effort to lover n.r record cbe came down
for tbs wofd after very little pfepsfatioa
for the snsrt, and m.ds the mile vithoss .
.kip or break in Q 90 fiss, thus knocking ~
a aasrlsr Of a ,ecopd. some watches 6neA
her a, 2 0s "a which 10 the record Of Maud
\ the fas~a ever wosssd- Her quarters
were A. follows, 32I4 4, / o., l.3s l.23 o.
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SECRETARY BLAINE
In Close Communication With the DE.
partment Of state Officials.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-Mr. Blaine 10
daily and hourly communicating with As
si.tant Secretary Wharton, and al the con-
ference today the secretsry's opinion ~ to
what action should be taken to protect
American interests in Chill was commun-
icated by Mr.. Wharton and accepted by
the conference. There 10 no doubt, there
fore, that Whatever Mr. Blsine's intentions
are relative to the permanency OF his cab
met portfolio, he 10 at present the active
Secretary Of State. Every day big mail
goes to him at Augusta, and every day .
package from him is placed Oh Acting
Sec-etsrv Whsrton's desk,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03
THE RUSH RETURNS
From the Sealing Grounds = She Made
Only One Seizure.

SAN FRAscIsco, Oct. 2 The United
States revenue cutter Richard Rush arrived
here today from OunslsskA. Specia
Agent J. Stanley Brown from the Sea-
stands. DR.. Shsldoo, government agent Of
education in Alssks, the Mc6ratn party
who have bsen two years in Upper Alask'
about Fort Yukon, surveying the United
States boundary line. were passengers
Sealing schooBers had been seen in Bsb
ring sea some TINS before the Rush left
Many we're warned during the season. bu
only enc, the British schooner u. b. Mar
vim, wss seized by the Rush.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03
THETHRONE or AuSrRIA.MuNGARY
A Report That the Archduke Karl Luds
wig will Resign His Title.

VIEssA, Oct. 2 The Pfe,se publishes
4 rumor that the Aychjuks Kari Ludwig.
who. upon the death OF the Emperors son,
Crown Prince Rudolph, became heif-pre-
sumptivs to the throne Of AustriA- Hungary,
il about 10 resign his title OF heirship In
favor Of his son. tho Archduke Franz.
The Arcbduxe Karl Ludwig. who 10 .
brother Of the Emperor, was born in 1883.
and has been married three times. His
first wife was Priucess Margaret, daughter
OF the late King Joahnn Of Ssxony, who
died in 1868. In 1862 the Archdnke mar
ried Princess annun cisia, daughter Of the
late KING Fernandino IL. OF Naples. He
again became wiiower in 1871, and In
1873 msrried Princess msris. daughter OF
the late Prince Miguel OF Bfsganza, regent
Of Portugal. Ths Arehduke Franz 10 the
fret issue Of the second marriage Of his
father. There was no issue OF the hrst
marriage. lie WAS bora Dec. IS, 1868.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, june 18th, 1891. trains
will run AS follows, connecting at Oakland Nith
Maine Central Railroad
For Boston. Portland, Lewiston. Watsrvills. An
gusta, shovhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. - A. ".
tiZ 20 p. NJ, 5Olon. 8 81 A. NJ, l2.5o M. Cara
Junk Fails. .6-5i A. NJ. 'l.o5 p. NJ: Emoden. 70i
A NJ, Id z. NJ; North Ans0p, ~ 4. NJ. 80 =.
~; Anson. IN A. NJ, 50 y. ", Madison. 30 =.
M..zo2r.s :, Norridgswocs, 80 A NJ, a2i =,
81, Bangs Siding, Y 50 A. .z23 r. NJ, saw " ~"
Crossing, 1907 4. NJ, '2.s2 p NJ. arrive Oakland.
10 4, NJ, $50 =. VI.
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, wa
terville. 5kovhegsn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, o.oS 4. NJ, tt'
p. NJ, sawtelis Crossing. t9lo A, NJ. Is 90 p ~
BaDgs siding, - "a 4. VI, '5.07 T., N; No. ridge
wook, e.3i a. NJ, a-ii =. NJ; Madison, ebi 4. N''
5 rs 2. ~. Auson. 5dA NJ " ?, Sotth AZ
son, no 90 a NJ, shoP n, Fmbden. 1870 A, 81
s.0S t. NJ; Carfatsnk FAa, 40 % A. Nj, t6-lt r.
NJ, Scion. 10 IS A. ~, 6.is = NJ; arrive Bingham,
ile0 A. NJ, 6.8 p. NJ.
Flag stations, at whioh trains stop on signsl or
notice TO conductor. Mixed between Bingh an
and North Aason. WM. N. AVER, Supt,
septSdtf
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MONONA ISLANDERS
HlIs Been Trying to Upset ha
Present Government. = I
1 United States omclal md os 4
Ulcle Sans Steanues ]!
Gees 10 Scene Of Treablc and Sguclchea
the uprisings

SAN FRAscIsco. Oct. s.-Advices from
Apia up TO Sept. Is say that the nativss On
the Island Of Monona have been tryins for
some time to upset the present gcveRnmsnl
A few weeks ago some Of the chisfs vho
had expressed their intendon Of going -
Muliniuu 10 join the government had their
houses pulled down and plantations Do.
stsoysd by the order Of the other chiefs.
Az soon 40 the ns~s Of outrage was
received here the president OF the manici-
pal court. Baron Won Sentt, who 10 also
advisor to the King. with United 0tatss
Vice Consul Blackjack weat 70 Monona ON
the United States Steamer Iroquois and
arrested, tried. found then, guilty and ssu-
fenced them to six months impfisonmsnt.
The people Of MouonA fret Threatened 10
rebel tut Afterwards returned to the
tslands. promising to obey the government.
No further trouble 10 feared.
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Miles Standish's Old Home.

LONDON, Oct. 2 The Duxbury estate,
near Shoriey, Lancashire, the home OF
Miles Ssandish, was the scene on Monday
Of . remarkable Alct for possession Of
q remark kabie conflict for possession Of the
estste. II 10 held in trust for Col. Psulet,
whose rights are disputed BY one
william Hall, who claims to bs .
deacendent Of Miles gtandish. On thss
evening Hall, with band Of men, entered
Duxbury Hail and announced his intention
Of hoIoirg II sgAinst sil comsrs. The
steward Of the estate collected . force Of
farmers and isborers Of The vicinity, broke
down the msin door OF the hsll, and svicsed
the innuders after severe nsh:. Dux-
bury Hall 10 nov guarded by the stswsrd's
men and long period Of litigation 10 prom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03
THE NEW TOWN or CHANDLER.
Its Adventurous Population Quiet-Miss
Daisy Not Dead.

GUTHRIE, 0. T., Oct 2 The town site
Of Chandler now holds about 1000 people,
including about 500 Aoaters, made up Of
adventure,s OF every description. Every
thing is tranquil. Values have increased.
il any ything. A lot that sold for 800 the
moment after cowboy reached ii 10 worth
5000 today. A messenger has arrived here
and says that everybody is busily engaged
in building . shelter. Everything that 10
eatsble in the way Of food brings good
price, and information from the states 10
eagerly sought.
Guthrie presents = busy appearances.
Hundreds Of people are here waiting to
Ale the farms they have selected. Numbsrs
are issued, aud = claimant has to wait his
turn in line.
Miss DAISY, the young woman reported
killed when the town was opened, 10 not
dead. A carriage and = physician have
been sent out to bring her to this city. Shs
will probably recover.
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FIRE BUG ARRESTED.
4 Iin Caught In The Act Of
Firing BludiD6s.
Great ffottils It lJstie-. Viking Wins
The Stallion Rlce.
Close Of Successful Meeting Of New Eng.
land Horse Breeders.

LowlLL. Mass, Oct. IA man about
rs years, giving the name Of Ryan, Nc,
Aanus and Joseph Doneison, vas arrested
1t about 5 P. NJ. today for setting hre to
the stables Of Manning & Leighton, in the
rear Of Southwick block. He was caught
in the act. At the station Donelson said he
came from Quebec. The nre Was in .
long. low building filed with hay and
straw, only ten feet back Of the Southvick
block. Had il been in the night . disas-
trous cobflssration would have eDsued.
The fire bug had both pockets dlled with
matches.
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PARK PLACE HORROR.
The Grand Jury Unable to Decide on
Cause Of The Accident.

NEw YoRK, Ocs. 2--Tha grand jury
which invest issted tie coilspse Of the
toi!dirg 10 Park place by vhicn over GO
lives we're lost. rpertsd its inability 10
decide vhsthst the overloaded foors or the
explosion csused the calamity The tenants
Of the building who claim 10 have known II
was unsafe are blamed for not reporting
such knowledge. Legislation for the
better Inspection of buildings and against
the storage Of explosives 10 recommended.
The evidence gathered, it reports. would
not warrant ths inding Of an indictment.
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DIR. MARY WALKER
Released After Expressing Contempt for
New Hampshire and People.

HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 2,--The county
authorities became satisfied today that the
female who. disguised in woman's clothing
created such commo,ion At Wardens 10 be
yond all doubt. Dr.. Mary Waller. Sheriff
Corning came on the noun train and went
to Sheriff Fosters house where the doctor
has been well cared for duriag the enforced
visit, The officer in language very en-
phatic and plain characterized her perform.
ance a. an outrage. for which che shoult
be punished.
lie tpId her il she would leave The state
by tic fret train che might 10. She ex
pressed contempt for Nav Hampshire, III
people, ia lave, and declared shs wa
ready 10 depsrt. Sbe was carried TO ths
depot by Sheriff Foster. where she took the
8 rs evening train for Boston.
Conarrssman Dingley, Maine, class 55
addressed the Dartmouth students this ever
ing on the subject Of Protection. This wal
the first lecture this term In the free course
arranged by the Dartmouth literary
nlunthiy
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BIDDEFORD MATTERS.


BtDpgroRD, Me-, Oct. 2.-George Bake
and John Mclaughlin, who were charged
with completely in the assault and robbery
Of the Jew peddler last night, were dis
char ged today for lack of evidence.
This afieIuoou Alexander Irving, sus'
peeted Of the same crime, was tried in the
Bidd, 70 d cont. No evidence was given
to corr. b3rAte the testimony of the Jew
that the money vas taken from him. lt-
wing was acq lifted on the charge OF rob
berry, but convicted of assault and paid a
fine of $40 and costs.
The o, tries for the York County Horse
Breedt rs' annual meeting to bs held al
Saco ntxt Wednesday ard Thursday, are
lust closed. There are 40 in all. including
me of the best four year-olds. so. 2 81
and 2 20 tro,ters in this section OF Ne~
England.
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NATIONAL LIBERALS


NEWCASTLE. Eng, Oct. 2.-The NstiolAl
Liberal Federation resssembled this morn
ing. Sir WIlired Lawson submitted reso-
lutions reaiiirmios 'he declarations Of the
Federation. fsvoring local option In regard
70 public house regulations. aivocating the
thorough reform VI isni laws, the reform
Of land laws, Tho repcsl Of the law Of pfim-
ogeniture and entail. the enfranchisement
Of lease holders. the dlses,sbiishment and
disendowmens of the Church Of scotland.
fhe resolutions were sdopsed with hearty
cheers and the congress took 4 recess. The
lrishmen Of fynesids presented Mr.. Glad
stone with shandsomsiy Illuminated address
Of welcome 10 Tynsside, expressing sppre-
citation for his efforts IN behalf Of ireland.
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TIE HALIFAX FIRE.
Total Loss will Exceed $gOO, 900. With
| *135, 900 Insurance.

HALIFAX, N. s Oct. 9 "A heavy smoke
10 sali rising as the scene Of lass hshss bfs,
and the ifen,an are sui pouring watef on
the dsbr,s. bat there 10 no danger OF fufthei
havoc ,ince the fire vas sot under control
at Daylight. The total loss 10 likely to ex-
c ed szDO, 900, on ~bsch there 10 sbou
eI35 900 ins nsutancs. The heaviest In
dividusl losers are Devoif &-Sons, ez0. 600
r. Caurcnin Il Sons, s25 900; Hamilton
estate, $40, 900; Joha Tsylor & Co., $780,
600; j. O. Msriin, SIS; Bfooknsid Bros,
SIS 900.
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BARSToW STOVE CO.
60ST0A. PROVIDENCE. NEW Y06x
0. WILLIAMSON Agent for Augusta / Vicinity
AUGUSTA. Sept, %. issi.

ArGusrA, Sept, %. isYi.
The regular annual meetisg OF the stoekholaes
Of the New England Gold ana ciiy-r AtuiSg CEN
psny will be held in the eompsn,'s orce. IN tht
city Of Au- usts kennebee eouniy snf State Q.
Maine, at 10 o'clock A NJ. Oct. s, 'eHt tcf ,ht
election OF OH ,ers, 10 consider change N sec
tion Article II of the hy.sats VIII Ieby the or
ton OF said article whtJa Is now "i'ahsc no tcs
Of the time and place of holding such nse ~ !
shall be pubu he'd in some new paper in ne u,
OF Augusta, for net les. than.,' NAV be chapgse
to Written q printed rotiee the fine s's
pace OF hoidins such meeting shall lie p,a'isd =
The last known poet tiiee address of each g
told.r a. least" and to transact sus oih.r husi
ness which may properly come before ssid me Z
ing. bYhoN refD,. Secr. .tary of the =. 1ole
and S lv. Mining Co. sepsf . c >
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Do YOU LOVE YOUR CHILD?

Grscie Gilman
Hives IN Dexter,
Me-, and sine Is
the iighl OF her
little home. A
short time ago
she lagHii TO fail.
The glow OF
health left her
etaeks-they be-
came color less.
, SbetreW nery-
2 eus. I Duhl not
1Slrcp v ell
w ptild grs,an
and cry out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-03
Maine Pensions.

wAsHISeror, Oct. 2.-Psnsions have
been granted TO th. Sc residents Of Maine /:
Original, Josiah W. Tucker; increase, An
drev A. HuHd, James H. Matthews. Joseph
P. Folsom. Theron J. Plumb, Don Carlos
Sinclair; reissue, Cotton " Aesfs.
Michael j. Desmond; widows. Alice n,
Hsgxf, Irene =. Tucker, Julia T. 0Ssy.
Octsvis c. Emery. Susan NJ. Law, Eimifa
Je. kins. Oavs Bstcheldef.