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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-03-31

seElrss,. WINE oE cARpul for female disease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Damage at Birmig CHAM, Conn.

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 22-The un-
usually heavy rainstorm Of the past two
dsvs has caused 3 flood at Birmingh ham
today. Early in the morning the water in
the Housatonic and Naugatuck rivers began
raising, and by noon seven feet Of water
was falling over the dam. The meadows
are flooded; also the Derby Driv-
ing Park. At $50 z. NJ. the gate
house at west end Of the dam was twisted
round by large body of pack ice, this move
ment was closely followed by the giving
away of a section of the dam three feet in
depth and about three hundred feet in length
An immense volume of water rushed down
the river without doing nearly so much
damage as feared. The paper mill and
the Albert Daggest postal card factory are
the heaviest losers. Two hundred feet of
the Housstonic railroad tfestte were carried
away at the same spot as last weeks flood.
There are four feet of water on the Der
by railroad tracks. and the trains
have stopped running. A number of
factories will be compelled to close
through lack of water in the canal.
At midnigh. the worst was over and the
water is on the decline. So far no serious
accidents are reported. The dam cost
81 l,C00, 900 TO build it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Foreign Notes.

The Dublin Express Of Thursday IN.
nounces that Parnell, O'Brieo, Dillon and
Mccarthy have simply come TO an agree
ment in the matter Of maintaining . statu
quo until the next general election.
There ia widespread distress in the dis-
trict Of Connemsrs and Galway, ireland.
Men, women and children are on the verge
of stsrvation and unless relief comes
shortly deaths from starvation are sure
to result.
The police of Moscow have been ordered
to arrest ~ vagabonds all Jews entering
the city without permits. and expel those
possessing passports. The police attribute
the order to memorial sent to the Gear by
recent meeting at the Mansion House in
London.
The corono,'s jury at London finds that
the Duke of Bedford committed suicide by
shooting while temporary inyRue during an
attack Of pneumonia. There 10 much
adverse comment upon the secrecy that b -
been maintained by certain officials In the
matter.
At a conference Wednesday, Of the Lon
don bankers and others interested In the
silver question, the opinion WAS unanimous-
ly expressed that the free coinage measure
now before the United States Congress
should be passed, with the restriction TO
conAne such coinage to the product Of native
mines.
ln the Brazilian Assembly Wsdnesds,
the Constitution was read for the first time
Several amendments were proposed. The
Assembly passed . resolution censuripg
certain acts Of the provisional government
whereupon the minister Of the interior and
the minister Of commerce rendered their
resigpations. The President has not yet
consented to the retirement Of the two
ministers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

Hallway TO Industrial Seen rites,
II" capital Invested mostly in inside improved
form. permanent security for | fidelity, aud
fpr CONTROLLING the sale q the best securities in the
tate A its officers arr among its largest stock
holders Its affairs will receive their undivided at
teDiion- It IL not often that an Investment. bear.
ing such high rate OF dividend, coupled with
absolute safety Ia offered to the public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Dams GIVE WAY.
Bndgss Carried Awsy-Psopls Driven
into Upper Stories.

PouGHKEEPsIE. n. Y, Jan. 22-High
water did serious damage in this county
today. The dam at Hibernia on Wappinge
Creek broke At about 4. adding the water
of the large pond to the already swollen
stream. The rush of ice and water struck
large iron bridge on the Central New
England and Western railroad and moved
it several feet out of line. stopping trains.
An IRON highway bridge was destroyed and
part OF the mill at Hibernis was torn away.
At Pleasant Valley. few miles below, the
lower floor Of the cotton mill was flooded.
The people Of the village were driven into
the second stories Of their houses and were
only able to get about in boats. No proper.
ty was carried away. Two or three bridges
were carried away on the New York &
Massachusetts railroad near Pine Plains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23


of ElkaDah Spear and and Sc others, on
taxation.
By Mr.. Hersom Of B,aine--Peti.ion Of
j. Hersom and 30 others Of the town of
Blaine, on taxation.
ORDER.
On motion Of Mr.. Hill Of Augusta,
Ordered. That the use Of RepYese nta-
tives' Hall be granted to the Rev. J. J..
Smal!wood Of Virginia for Tuesday even.
ing, Jan. 27, for the purpose Of giving q
popular address upon the race question.
CHANCE IN YEA AND NAY vorE.
Mr.. Porter Of Bangor-Rathef out Of
order, move tina. the journal Of yesterday
be amended in the yea and nay list by
addiog 10 the yeas the name of the gentle
man from Bucksport, who 10 recorded -
being absent. His name should be catered
among the yeas.
The Chsir-The Journal will be cor
rec.ed without any vote.
COMMITTEE RgpoRTs.
Ms. Peaks of Dover for the judiciary
committee, to which was referred bill, an
aIr 70 amend chapter 378, section Ii Of the
Public Laws Of 1885. 10 relation to poles
ard lines for purposes Of electricity. re-
ported that the same ought to pass. Tabled
for printing under rule.
Mr.. Newton for the committee on dnan.
cial affairs, to which VS. referred bill, an
act TO providefn part for Expenditures OF
government, reported thst the same ought
to pass Tabled for printing under rule.
Mr.. Peaks Of Dover for the judiclsry
committee, TO which vas referred resolve
in favor Of st. Elizabeth Catholic Orphan
Asylum, in Portland, reported thu. IN
same ought 70 pass. Tabled for printing
under rRe.
Mr.. Shsv OF Portland for the COMMITTEES
on financial affairs to which vas referred
resolve 10 favor Of the Maine Eye and Ra,
In6rmary, reported thas the same ought Il
pass. Tabled for printing under rule.
Mr.. ChAdbourre Of Biddeford for tbs
/. judiciary committee. to which Was referee
bill, an act to amend section ~, chapter q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
The ssnats Struggles With the Hisc
tion Bill.

WAsHIsGroS. Jan. 22.--The status OF
business in the Senate has changed some
what .iuce the Adjournment last might
rbe closure resolution 10 nov unAnishe''
business before the Senate in place Of thr
elections bill. This vas achieved by thu
supper, given by the Vice President IT,
Aldrich in his effort to displsee the jousn.
Of Tuesday last, which threatened to
engross the attention Of the Senate
for the remainder Of the session
The resolution now before the Senate
(closure) will probably be debated unit
the Republicans secure an attendance OF
more absentees; this they expect will BE-
carly next week. The purpose Of takir 8 .
recess at the end Of the dsys proceedings
was to prevent the unpleasant question Of
approval Of the journal again arising. and
and the effect Of the recess will be TO
coutioue the legislative day Of Thufsdsy
until an adjournment 10 had.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

THURSDAY. January 90. E
House met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in
concurrence.
The following bills. petitions and re-.
solves were presented and referred to the
various committees:
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Parker Of Decentralization Of
l.. +. Mcdonald and SO others sskinz for
q law for the proper registration Of dentists.
By Mr.. Rkeous Of Garland-Petision Of
Charles Shaw and 20 others Of Dexter for
the same.
BY Mr.. Gray Of Buckspors--Bill, sn act
to amend chapter 50. ct the pfivsae and
special laws Of 1887, entitled IAN act to
supply the town Of Buckspoft With vater.' -
By Mr.. Jones Of Bsookssiile ile--Petition
of the selectmen Of Ofiand ssking for an
act Of the Legislature to legsiizs fhs acss
Of the municipal officers Of sid tovn, with
bill accompanying.
By Mr.. Rideout Of Standardization Of
Abner Brooks and IL others for the legal
izssion Of the acts of Camp Benson associs-
ton. Also petition of B. L. Trundy and six
others for same. Also petition Of Hoses B.
Smell and IL others for same Also peti.
ton Ct ]. r. Tutsles and IL others for
same.
By Mr.. Fuller Of Tremont-Petition Of
the Northeast Water Co. for set to amend
its charter, with bill accompanying.
By Mr.. BucknAm Of Yarmou,h-Bill au
act to sushoriz, the Bsptiss Religious Soci.
ETY. in North Yarmouth and Ffeepors 70
sell and convey any or all Of its real and
personal estate.
LkGAL AYrArRs.
BY Ar. Gray Of Bucksport-Dili, an ac
to incorpofase the Buckspoft Village Cor.
poration.
! By Mr. Drew Of Fort FairHeld-BiIl, u
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act to amend section 5. chspter Ill Of the
Revised SAtutes. requiring s'Holmss'
notes" to be recorded. Also bill, an oct b
incorporate the Fort Fairfield Sewerage
Company.
RAiLxoADs, TxLEGKAPHs Axp ExPaxssxs.
By Mr.. Shaw Of BAth-Bill, IN act re-
lating to the Knox 4 Lincoln Railway.
By Mr.. Mullen OF Oldtovn-Bill, an oct
70 authorize an extension Of The Oldtown
Street Railway.
By Mr.. Drummond Of Portland-Bill, an
act to incorporate the Casco Bay Telegraph
Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Lots OF Rain 1t Palmer, Mass

PALMER, Mass, Jan, %. - The rain
rain which fell last night and until o'clock
this afternoon has done considerable dam.
age in this section. The river rose six
feet, and many houses, barns and cellars
along the banks are flooded.
At Three Rivers it is feared tn. bridge
of the New London Northern Railroad may
be carried away. Two miles east of the
village the tracks of the Boston & Albany
Railroad is is inches under water. The
water is five feet deep in the basement of
the Union passenger station. The roads
are badly washed and the dam at the rese1-
voir of the Palmer Water Company cane
near being washed out. The washout dn
the New London Northern road, mile
north of this village, was discovered in tiAe
to prevent an accident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
WANDERED Away from Hcme While
Insane.

Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.
FoxCRoFr, Jan. 22.-The wife of F. d.
Banons Of Foxcroft who has been partial
ly deranged for some months past, escaped
from her home just before midnight and
ran through the village. After 8 search
of nearly two hours she was found on the
ice in the river about q mile from home
clad only in loose wrapper and pair of
rubber boots which were filled with water.
Her insanity has manifested itself by
attempted suicide several times but she
never so nearly succeeded before.
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Much Damage at 0reat Darlington,
Mas.

GREAT BARRIscros, Mass, Jan. 22.-
The heavy rain today worked considerable
destruction in portions of this village. At
about | / O'Clock the water came pouring
down from the hill at the west of the
village and in short time the sewers
choked up. The water set back into the
cellars and as the freshet continued the,cel-
lars on the west side of the railroad and
main streets filled to the depth of
six or eight feet. The water swept down
so suddenly that tho merchants had no
opportunity to remove goods, and many
hundred dollars worth were ruined. In
some cellars the water rose to .
level with the sidewalks, pouring out
through the grstings into the street.
Cellars of residences are flooded, furnace
fires extinguished. The Housstonic track
at the lower end OF the village is submerged
to the depth or foot and the middle road
to Sheffield is cove red with several feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Water higher than Ever Known Ia
River at Hartford

HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. 22.-The big storm
and thaw made the Psrk river rise at an un
pfecedented rate. At 10 O'Clock it had
reached higher point than remembered
to have ever attained before. One small
bridge a few miles up river is gone, and
another larger one is threatened. Parts Of
Bushnell park was flooded. Water stands
to the depth of nearly two feet in the base.
ment of the large manufacturing works of
the Prett s Whitney Co. A loss to the
works Of several hundred dollars was
caused. The fierce wind again badly de-
ranged the wires not having been
thoroughly repaired since the sleet Storm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Great Damage 10 PENNSYLVANIA.

WILKEsBARRg, Pa, Jan. 90 A terrific
rain storm swep, over the Wyoming Valley
this morning. and continuing until 2. NJ i,
working extensive damage in the low lying
districts. Over third of this city is now
under water, and traffic is completely
suspended on the Scott street extension Of
the Suburban Street Railway. Along Canal
and North Washing gton streets every cellar
is flooded to the fret floors. The steam
heating plant is completely submerged.
A gorge in the Susq1ehapns extends from
Tunkhanpock to Nsnticoke, % miles, and
it is feared that .odays storm may eau se the
river to back up and flood the valley from
end to end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

LONDON, Jan. 20, The intense cold In
Belgium has somewhat moderated and
heavy snow set IN, causing grevt Interrupt
ton to railway traffic. In Italy snow has
fallen to the depth Of Is inches, causing
many accidents. People are suffering ter
ribly. and manv deaths from exposure ere
reported In Vienna the cold has consid-
erabiy abated, but in the eastern provinces
Of Austria the temperature 10 still very
low. Four persons are known to have
frozen to death in Bohemia. Railroad and
telegraphie communication 10 restored In
Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Maize Historical aud Genealogical
8ccieties Meet.

PoRrLANu, Jan. 22,-At the meeting of
the Maine Historical Society this afternoon,
President Baxter presided. The papers
read were for publication in the quarterly
The papers were by William NJ. Sargent,
Prof. Frederic NJ. Warren, Phi. D., of
Johns Hopkins University, Parker M. Reed
of Bath and L. B Chapman of Deering,
according 10 the programme heretofore
published.
At the annual meeting Of the Maine
Genealogical Society last evening the fol-
loving officers were elected: NJ. F. King,
president; A. X. 2. Meserve, vice presi-
dent; F. O. Conant, secretary; NJ. F
Hicks. treasurer S. NJ. Watson. librarian
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
II RAIAED
And the Rain and Tides Did Lots OF
Damage.

DAsBuRr, Conn, Jan. ga terrific
rainssofm, accompanied by high winds.
prevsils here today and is doing . vast
amount Of damage. The wstsr in the still
river has risen sbove the banks. and the
lower doors of the factories along its boun-
eariss are flooded. In all parts Of the city
the csilars are flooded and the streets are
about impossible. The schools are closed
and business 10 practically suspended. 1t
is reported that several vashoUts occurred
on the New York & New England road eas.
OF here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

NY sos0A1u Wsu0vooO0o Ax0100S AS0Iys
RoME, Jan. se.-The people Of Abyssinia.
and particularly Of the southern part Of
Menelek's kingdom known % ShOa, have
another grievance against the King Of Italy.
The Italian Parliament had large quantity
OF money issued for circulation In Menslsk's
Kingdom bearing the crowned eflgy Of
King Humbert. When this money was
taken to Abyssinia the people said
they would not receive il. They sAid
that Humbert vas not their King. and
that ii was an insult on their own sovereign
to attempt to introduce among them money
bearing the pr,tile Of the King Of Italy.
Count Antonelli was recently cent b King
Menelek for the purpose Of sessling The
troubles which have arisen slnce Italy
declared = prosectorase over the country.
The Count found he could do nothing while
the natives were 30 incensed with regard 70
the money matter, and 90 he sent word
home asking that = large sum Of Maria
Fheresa dollars, which have long been the
popular currency In Abyssinia, be sent 70
him, and that the obnoxious coinage b
taken away ~ soon - possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Nominations By the Governor.

The following nominations were made
by the Governor. Thursday, Jan. ~:
Member Of the State Board Of Health
Charles ID. Smith, Portland.
Trial Justice--John N. Ramsey, Blaine I;
Eli N. Berry, East Livermore.
State amin A. Parker,
North Berwick; John B. Mitchell, Skow-
hegan.
Notary Pablic-David T.. Thompson,
Hartland; Charles Merrill. Portland; Will
liam c. Hanson. Machiaspart.
Justice Of the Peace and Quorum-Frank
w. Richardson, Burlington; Andrew W.
Page, Burlington; Harlow r. Jones, Ban
Ror; Robert s. Ksene, Appleton; Harry
w. Putnam, Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
"old Hutch" Rstirss to Save His
Last Mtnou.

CHICAGO, Jan. ~ The journal tbis a.
tern on says that Hutchinson, the veteran
toard Of trade man and the boldest speeu-
iator the Chicago board Of trade has ever
known. has withdsswn from speculation.
Says the journal: "Ia 1870 he was re-
ported to have q fortune Of go, 900 900,
but now there is but 81 900 900. II vas
to save this from following the rest Of his
money, that Hutchinsonfs family insistsd
upon his retirement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Water Rapidly RisiOg.

WATERBURY,. Conn, Jon. 22-Grsat
loads Of ice are filing the rivers as the
storm increases, and the wster is rising
continually. Nearly so merchants are sui-
ferins from flooded cellars, and the dam
age to stocks will aggregate $1,000. Several
factories have been obliged to stop power
on account Of high water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Storm at epsinensld-Gan Killed.

SPR1sGFIELD, Mass. Jan. 22.-The rain
storm today flooded Easements and did con-
siderable damage. There vas bsd wash
cut on the Boston ard Albany Railroad
about one mile East of this city. A man
about 40 wears OF age, WHO gave the name
of Fred Scrsy. vas run over on the Boston
and Albany Rsil,osd tonight. died from the
in pjuries. His body is unclaimed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
He Pleaded Guilty.

PoRTsxouTg, Jaa. ga court mafsia,
with Commander N. NJ. Dyer, U. 8. n.
president; Second Lieut.. II. L. Dfspsr
U. 8. NJ. c.. judge sdvocase, convened .
rbe navy yard today to tsy csfpenter's mate
McDongal, arrested for stealing tools ~
longing to the woskmsn. McDongal
pleaded guilty. and bis sentence vss d.
feFred until the navy department could be
communicated with. 4
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Brakeman Killed st windham.
T Special 10 the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.

WIspHAM, Jan. 22.-Brakeman d. A.
Patch of the Marie Central Mountain
Division fell in front Of the engine here
this afternoon and was instantly killed, bis
body being cut in tso. He was about 81
wears Of age and belonged in Canada. He
va, formerly . news agent on the Bangor
Vanceboro route.
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Fear the Dam will 0ive Wsy at At
tlsboro.

ArrLEBoRo, Mas, Jan. 22.--The worst
known at this season for many years, struck
here this noon and caused considerable
damage to property. The large jewelry
chop for the Norton Jewelry Company at
Charley, was nearly or completely blown
to the ground about 2 O'Clock. causing a
loss of about 5000. There is fear that
the ice on the Norton reservoir may break.
il this should happen, the big dam may give
way causing loss of Thousands Of dollars.
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Tide Rose Fourteen Feet.

ANsoSrA. Com, Jan. pa combina-
ton Of the heary fail of rain, the very high
tide and 4 strong wind blowing water in
from the sound, caused the Housatouic and
NAugatuck rivers to rise today ID an alarm
ing manner. Between ene and two this
afternoon the water rose IA feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

WAsHmeTos. Jan. 2-Pension. ha' .
been granted to these residsnts Of Msins I:
Original, Heary X. Millef,f Aubufn;
VIM. r. Spooner. wasbbutA; Jesse
Bishop. Rumford Centre; John Lynch.
Togus; Edwin J. Sponsfd. South Paris;
navy. Francis A. Dean. Hampdes Conner !;
Martin Ford, Togus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Bad Storm at Bangor.

BANGOR. Jan. PA severe gale ragged
here tonight, causing rise in river ard
stream. II Was the worst experienced here
for years.
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Meteorological Report
iJan -, 1891. 10 p. NJ
Testimony IN silver Pool Iavss.iga.

Testimony IN Silver Pool Iavsstiga-
tfo0L
WAsHIxeToN, Jan. 22-A epecial House
committee on the silver pool this morping
examined Sepators Stewart, Teller and
Wolcott. They denied all knowledge of .
pool. E. n. Hill and James A. George
testified that they knew of mo- senator's or
representatives. interested in the silver pecl
but they had been told Of the existence Of
the pool by . man named Hefenburg, who
sought to interest the congressmen in IL
operations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23
Sale sm an Skips with $50 600 Worth
ct Diamonds and Pearls.

NEw YORK, Jan. 22.-Wm. C. Duncan.
city salesman for the diamond house of
Lewesohn 4 Co, IL Maice1 Lane, disAp-
peAred with $50 coo worth of loose dia-
monds ard pearls.
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Forty Killed in the ChsEkoy Mine
Explosion,

st PurERsBuRe, Jan 22.-The dstails Of
the colIiery explosion yesterday near Char
koy. show that 40 miners were killed out
right. Eighty others were taken out un-
conscious, and it is feared many will not
recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

The body Of Esad Weiss of Boston
Conservatory Of Nusic, missing sincs last
December, hiss been found in the Whit
Mountains. One leg was broken.
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Hpsios OF the Track.

PLrMoUTH, N. IT,, Jan. 22.--The engine
on train 50 on the Boston & Maine, leaving
Boston as p. NJ. ran of the switch here
tonight. A vrecking train was ordered
from Lake Villsgs, and the road, which
was blocked, will be cleared by midnight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

In yesterdsys report of tie House pro-
ceedings in the last OF the committee
reports for "Mr. Parker Of Belfast" read
"Mr. Peaks of Dover"
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rwo Thousand Russian Miners Strike.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 22-Two thous-
and miners In Sosnowice have gone on q
stribe. This is the first strike that ever
occurred in Russia.
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Ihe only S0rsapaFii" guaranteed 10 nbso-
ifffv S"rr HiYr=tFeg ~ fhf St0mdch, Lifrr, tinR
htdHeys, DYspefstH ieisq, stiaB. lass NJ .ip-
Isfhs. Sict He1drae Hn"H ~, Aheun5atisGt,
D'sgineSs, Fetti9it Fsafa,sr, GHaeiafioH, G.a.
6oHs. Tamors. SIR. sslos, is4,,ioas, C,tacer-
g,ts Humors, S4H Ra14D,, >qpAi{Fs, Gl,nrrh.
Ri79'corR. Girtausirs, ffsrs. and Sorss.
HaiariIt fn's"ti. fria 'a fbe BoHes-
DANA SIKN1f.iE{LLJ a., BeiHist, Ne.
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NEw YosK, jan %. - Surrogate
Rsnsom this afternoon decided that the
marriage OF Eva l.. Hamilton 10 Robert
Ray Hamilton void, and that Eva II sill The
wife Of Joshua A. Mann.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-23

Weather Indications for the Next "a
4ou10.
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Thy DAHAs SARaAPAxILLA!