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Average on sept
LOCAL soRICAsr TILL p. L. vRIDAv.
For southeastern New York Cnciudins Long Islanls
alss for northern New Jersey, generally fair with
eastons showers; cooler weather st night; southsry
Winds Fer western Connecticut generally fair slisht
change In temperature; southery wnds
4. u. DUNN Local Forecast OfnciAL
WARRINGTON FORECAST TILL ?. y. SRIDAT.
Tho cool covsrs tho central valleys and the A.
per lake region whore the temperature has fallen from
TO- to 20 The temperature has risen from To- 40
In the extreme Northwest where the barometer has
fallen rapidly the cepro of disturbance being TO the
north Montana Rain has prevailed to-day from the
lake regions southwark to the Gulf and south A.
laniic coasts; but generally fair ana warmer weather
continued IN Now England and the middle Atlantic
stseA II 10 probable that the rain belt which now q.
tends along the west slope OF tho Ansghsniss will
reach tho Atlantic coast causing showers during FRI
day, with slightly cooler weather. The weather will
be fair and warmer generally throughout the central
valleys and the upper lake region Friday and SAtur.
day.
For the District OF Columbia Delaware, and Mary.
land. fair in the morning followed by local shower
during the niSht; winds shifting TO northsry; cooler
For Massachusetts, fair In eastern portion during the
day showers during the night local rains In western
portion; cooler In wsatsrn stationary Temperature in
eastern portion; westerly wisds
For Rhode Island, fairi Stationary tsmpsrssurs;
south westerly winds
For Connecticut fair followed BY local showers 1ur
Ing the afternoon or evening" slight changes in tsmpss
atare.
FOR EASTERN Ysw York eaaern P-rny,vo~ts. a.x Me-,
rsey local rains during the afternoon evening: cooler
Excerpt stdtionarv <mperaturs COAST wind, shtnlns
10 westerly
For western New York, western Pennsylvania ssA
west virginia local rAns with esolsr nsrthsry wiaAs
ssnssAy fair Friday sftsrssea SA6 % Saturday.
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TYPHOID RAGING IN WHEELING.

Moro Than Ono Hundred Deaths In Two
Wards-Many New Gases.
WHEELING Sept. San epidemic OF typhoid
fever Is raging in the Sixth and Eighth wards
OF this city. Moro than 100 deaths have oc-
CURED. and there are now nearly $50 cases be-
ing treated. One physician In the Eighth
ward has thirty cases. In several instances
whole families arc Frustrated. The epidemic
is attributed to tho use Of the impure water
from ellis.
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KINGSTON. Sept. 3-As Mrs. Peter Donnelly
was walking in her dooryard hero to-day she
was shot in the left temple, and after uttering
Q loud scream, fell to the ground unconscious.
She was picked IN AMI carried into the house.
where physicians pronounced tho wound
not necessarily fa'al. William schultz.
neigbbor, was sui seluently arrested. AT first
he denied any knowledge OF The shooting. but
later admitted that he WAS firing at birds. and
hit Mrs Donnely accidentally. He will DO
held to aw ait the result Of her injuries.
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Two Men Escape from JAN.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Sent 3.-Henry Ger
vleux and Charles +. Collins serving six and
eight months respectively. escaped from the
county Jail last night. Heryieux WAS In for
smbszzlement In Holyoks. and Collins WAS
serving his eighteenth torn for drunkenness.
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One OF Kirsify's Chorus Girls Tries Sui.
eide.

Dorado" Company. tried to commit suicide at
her home. 3 Pacific place. last night. She is
20 years old and has had several auarrels re-
Gently with her husband. Last night she ask
cd him 10 stay at homo with her. but alter q
few words ho went out and left her
few m nu,es later one OF tho boarders in
the mouse heard Eroal 3 in Mira. Lebss's rooms.
Mrs. Leb-s was found lying on her bed with u
had attempted suicide. The police sent her 10
The New York Hospital. The doctors there
think she will recover.
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Two Victims Dead.

PEFKsKI1I, Sept 8.-Another victim OF the
crossing accident at this place last night:
Georgs i. Travis, died from the effects Of
last night
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where Yesterdays Fires Were.
A.H.-i.oo ?eo Third avenue. damage trinnE; ans.
Z, e0S Third avenue. Albert BleshnerA no damage.
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Murderer Noah. Razor Found.

The razor with which tho negro. Francis
Noah Killed Policeman Sherman in Alexander
b. Flyers fiat at lii West lOjth street on
TUESDAY morning was found by the police yes
closel In the Kitchen where the policeman was
numbered,
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Tho special Express train for Shelter Island and tho
Hsmptona leaving hr"nkyn A. -, aud Long island
lsAv ng sag IiarbOr At 10 and Greenport At 80 ~.
will be hereafter on Fridays Aud Saturdays only
uptll further uvtice.-Aap
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Ltchnsld Hill, via New York Central Harlem diy
sionL taAt special trains Through cars to Norfolk.
Bee time tAbls-Aak
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
Interesting Items.

The purchase Of 5000 Texas cattle in
se venteen train loads cost Dave Rankin,
the cattle kiog Of Tsrkio, Mo, 1922 600
besides the freight expenses Of $50 900.
Il. has beer e,lcslsted that the right hand
Of good C, M posi or in takiog type from
the frame to the lex while eettiog up S0CC
ms in eight hours covers q distance Of
81, 900 feet.
L. 1, eaimsted that there are between
1000 and 5000 coIored residents Of New
Yo k ~h, ~eYe born in slavery, ard some Of
whom grew TO maturity ia slavery Many
OF ,bem have got along very we'll in life
and some Of them have money to the fore.
A Massachusetts, farmer knows Q good
thing . hen he s-,s it The pupils of the
high sch ,t at Tauoton solicited he privi-
Irge o: hu-kipg his corn and furnishing 9
the Refreshments besides, and he granted
both. The young ople had good tms
and found enough red ears to satisfy ih m
Chill is great country for newspapers
there are more than forty OF them In Val
parsiso and Ssntisg9, there are other
10 all the head towns If deps'tmen's Chill
has many ii ersry msD, iDcludiog reg
meut of po.ts, ., d slso any scientific men
and mul ituce Of statesmen and generals.
TIE schools are free and the educational
sJsteu, PROVIDES for provincial lyceums,
pormsl ic,oois. an agricultural school,
schools for the arts and I ades, military ara
naval academies. s1t natiDra q! university,
all sop ported by The z ~ rnment. Ia some
years there have b EN- 1000 students at the
San iago University.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
pr.NliINiYROYAL N \, / llljj, II u. II Plhhs q
Dairy Convention at the State College

A two days dairy conference has been ar
ranged by Secretary Gilbert of the Blaine
Bosrd of Agriculture, to take place at the
stSte College, Orono, on Friday and Ss'ur
day, Nov. l3 and IA. With the following pro-
gramme
F1Rsr DAY 10 A. M.-Exhibision OF
work by students with modern dairy appr'
s:u., in charge of Prof. Cheesm,u.
IL M-"What Constitutes Good Buttef''
by G NJ. GowelI, instructor in practical
agriculture.
Exhibitions Of samples OF butter and
cheese frem d-iries and cresmerlts
Afiern conjecture by P.of | r. Rob
sr,s OF Cor I'll University. SubjscS "Mils
Production"
SEcosp DAY . to 10 80 A. M.-Exhi.
biuon of separator, butter extractor, aud
papcocs NIX tester, also samples ofcheese,
donea ic ard factory.
II -"Cheese for Slate Markets,
by J Daaib' I'm, S,uh Nawbu'g
IL IL re' ting samples Of butter oy
sc4ie af points with full explanations BY
Prof. Ch, esmsn
Afttru,o .--Lec.nre By Prof. Roberts
Instruction in dairy practice will occupy sli
unss4igned time.
A fl e opportunity is here eff: :!ed the
farmers and all Others Interested to visi'
our stste agricultural college ID thorough
iy inspect Is meins ds ard sppl ances. The
| Maine Central will sell rduod sr'p ticket
from Waterviile and Mstsawsmkesg and
| intervevirg stat ons at one fare for 'he
round trip Tha convention is oae of TIE
mo. i'm po,t.nt thst will be hid in Msjpe
duriGg the season; snd HE ip~ fares on the
Msice C-uirsl will make it possible for ali
sp. cially interested in diiry farming TO at
kapd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
New York Produce Market.

NEw YoRl Nov
rLouY-.R Receipts 2s74 psgs, exports. $50.
bbls; go sacks; active. hrmer;--
sales, 4.i0J bush; low extrss 63a4 rs. City
mis- 4 Boats co, City mill ps,ents q asst5 o.
fancy, q soas5 90: o:pstents. t4 6osa6s, Minnesota
clear, t4.s5as4 20 sIraishts sitoae6l5; DO pa
tents, u 7o.s5.so, rye mix ur-, a 33as4 IS. sup
eriiue, o. <ssS IS. fne.3 25aS3 IS.
WBP,r- heo.,p, 2250Jo bush. s1poFi, i66709
.ales. Sc @e; bigh.r. active, ------
No req; n7.io7,; %. s,F g., and ~. e,eya; va
io2, No. nofsrs, t arrive. .osialioi No l.
a. - to srr've ,i2saii2i
BYE higher, stro'g, freely wanted by export
ers Westefn l03ai0ii.
~, g. firm, wa led BY exp rte's at higher
prices; no 2 All ~Hnkee s0a7l,
$1,000: hish.r, nod ratels active; No
= - t,..,-, 'sI75. 400. =,
5000, active, irregula clio 'inz steady. ss. sss
3s,, q ss4'. 39a js,s 40. ~ wAii 's4Va
~ l. 40. Il ehIa ~, mix resi'n, ssa4ol
do wtIt. 4044 uhis tate, 80 ~. No tni.
o.so, )9iao
coYrhr-Rin. quiet, firm, No. l3i
SueAa-Rae. nm. quiet, refined firmer. fair
dem,nd. No o 3 1i.i6; No 2, 3 81;
No q, 1913 No. p,3 I2;: No. 10. 8 ZIG:
No. II. IS No. Il. 81 ID OF . "a 4;
mosio, 4as; stanaara. BIG, confen-
oners a t3,s. cut loaf ana crush, 81:
YETEcLtns- steady, quiet. AM ed, 57i
PORE quf t easy
rssF--dnli, ,,eady.
LARD-f IN quiet, Seses cam, ID IS, cisy,
90. ren,,ed, quiet, tinen.. % 5oa6 so; .. A
&755
BuTrER-quitt, farcy shout steady
CHxkas fair deDaUd. firm,
EreiE. Ia - - - LnArktt. steady demand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
0ocol gnoffcrs.
ADJUSTMENTS.

TT, ,,,a p.r5 x,;e. xiI
.,..r r;.v u.u in po,,,.n5
~. .,,a,. .na a~s,,ay ~ &. p,d.,
- III =. . com,,s,a n xslt,
h.,u INV n,., ,ba ch.,.cs-r;sr,e
n,.,, - tn :, c,ro.,v =, ly lad, with
- 49, .-,,.. os v,,,h "a, na,
;, ~. u,. md R,bani.n
o..;,;or, .,a.hs, ~ t,s national
,.,os. ,,n .o,a. n.u.d., sympassies.
p ouirs a ces,ain wildness, pSthos and
h, ,hm that oal, a ns i've can give. while
the celebrated AID widely b. loved Austrian
(yienns) wsltzes, s.lops, poikss and
operstic seIs ctiors, mast be pe,meated BY
tha jight rippl. Laughter, qusint honor
and n, tagging gsiety Of their home. A,
these concert. Mise Marie Glover, Of New
York will g the .oloist. Half fare bA.
been arranged on all the rsilrcais.
o,rox,s c.n,x
o'"'P'
s'o'
''"' A..
won 'ne somuanoh ana s'mPs'"y VI 'ne
house. Jennie Kent made good Mics
Ophelia. the V.rm,at lady. james York
"a, an. uoo,. Tom ord wa. vol, sup.
AaY -,
pofteo. 1ne sin2iDg OF 'ne 0''e Susie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
COIIoH As TOOTHLCHB.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Keep Druggists Busy.
What the Doctors Prescribe for
Thes. Popular" Pains.
Case in Boston Has Attracted 0onsid
ersh!e Comment

This Is the line Of yesr. ssys the Bcsson 6ieoe
when psepls WHO are subject to fheam aiisn go
about tke streets on eru.c-es-
Aad nsur.lfin "a comnorer than toothscse-
TIE drus stores are busy selling the veh-knov
comp .upd that the dcesors prescribe for these
painful and often dangerous al raeso. The fact
that il reser fails 70 relieve and cure even tie
most ehroli- sufferers nases II yer, popular.
In this connection. eonriruss the Globe. the
case of Mrs. Mary E. imam. Byroa ST., Ia IN .
city, has created considerable comment Frs.
Gilman sid to q ~ porter yesterday:
sFor years have been 8 eat suferer. % that
could H., stand or wxik without terrible agony,
my vein. sveiiias out ike gr Ht vhip cord. l
have always worn q rubber bsniage. ut when 1
took it of to relieve my limbs the torsare vAs A.
most unbesrabie.
81 tried everything. but could get no relief
un.il used Pains's celery compound. fhss en-
tfrely cured me so re mon hs ago, AMI since then
have had NO return Of the pain OF swelling. eau
walk md stand as well q. any one. and have worn
NO bapdage or support I eope Other sufferers
viii hear 0, ihi. compound and gain relief"
DR.. A. W. X Newton. en- of the p15 81 iAns who
examined her, told the Globe reporter that this
v Jmau was undoubtedly compiet iy cured o. her
trouble The dect r also spohe freely In favor O.
Pain = CELERY comp uad, 'sying at he often
prest ribed the remfdy and und it OF great .lis
In rheumstiam. blood diseases, and all weakened
or nervous conditions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
Railroad Matters.

Sup,. W NJ Aver of ,hs Somerset Rail-
vsv hiss recently, purchased tso Ice mo-
.ives TO- use On ihs. road This is neaes-
s.ry by reason Of the increase Of freight
ing aloag The line.
L is bel wed that work on ihs Psnob-co'
Csniral Rsilrosd will b+Ri he coming
season. before ,hs charter Of the road sx
,ires Jan. !, 1923 r. Bs;cheldes Of
X da kssy the .ecretsfy and treasurer OF
tn. ID, tell. tbs Bangor Com aeical that
ga coo Uf the $50 eco ,sqo'red TO he suo
eerib 8 has been raised, Ant Sal 900 OF the
AIN ius: is on deposit in Bangor Three
thou-and dollars or about mat ,um has been
used in maAirg tie preliminary sur.ey.
In leaves only ao u $4,000 10 be raised,
On l. is though 'hst prominent g. n lsmen,
pet,eiy Jshp NJ rrSon, Esq of Corinth.
snd John Il. BigIins of Charleston. will
isgeIy inc,esse their suescri ton. is
road, as is well know, will run through
K-neu,kesg, Corilth aud ChSilesson to
Milo ,iuuctian.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Mr II A Gray is very confident over
the cut ook f.r having Lske Cobsorset con-
toe stocked siih sslmon nexs sesson Ard
club form d, with she view Of building Ii
me GEAR future club hou-e on the LAX
AMI hiring man to care for it. As game
.a,den he is just now having considerable
to look out for There hss been, he says,
cd deal OF trapping # maskrsts Re
e.ntly OF the Cobbgssee stream, and h- has
a arsd ,he poachers out Quite Dunber
of com, iains have bssn enter about
,uudsy shouiios s vrral parties have
.ecsntiy been seen taki0g dig trouS OUT OF
the lskp, Hnd this comiug week Warden
Gray will I'd sHme tin- in fhst viciti!y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Tomorrow at the Y. NJ. G. A. ros ms, the
1 O'Clock meeting will b. conducted by
Rev Mr., Noses Of this city, IS an intro
duclion 10 the week us prayer which will
follow, with this arrangement: Meeiin
Monday night st O'Clock in chapel OF
Colby Uaivrrc,ty, conducted by Prof.
Sbauer Mathews, subject, What Path Am
IOr2' Tuesday hight, at the Y NJ c A
rooms, also conducted by Prot Mathews.
sutj.ct, MAY | Come as l Am" We'd
sdsy hight, 9. university chapel, con-
Quoted BY Rev L H. H4llock, subject,
II ,pe for the Hopeless "' On Thussdsy,
,h- regular pr.se er meeting Of Colby Uni
versiy Y NJ C A will be conducted a.
the chape BY President Small; on the same
evening, at the II gaisr church prayer me-t-
,pgs, repres. natives Of the ci y sssocis ion
will conduct the services IS follows: Bso-
,ist, Prof. sh,il-r Ma hews; Consr gAuon-
sisf Mr. Il L. Henson; Methodist, Gen
ersl S.cfetsry L N. Foser. Friha, even-
ing, ion service Of Colby and Ws'erv'li.
as-oc atoms, 1t rooms of latter. Conducted
by Rev. A r. Dun, d D. sutj Ct.
''Wnat is Ny Iio,9' Every yourg man in
he lily is Coz disilJ invi.ed to attend these
setylcea
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
Names Libraries.

Cd Town il soon 10 esssbiIsh 8 pubic
lior.ry l. has god collection OF DO ks
. ,esfv, AID a brsry buiding is bsios
"a he'd ahcut
A committee isam the trustees Of the
Aub1rr pub i, library aye preparing MAJ
bis tablet u be paced lhe Il sFsrF
rooms To C nmemarsse the si.t of $500 tu
the liorsry py Mrs. Whi man.
An ipte esuDe meeting nf the trustees OF
the Farn.mg.on pus!!c library wss held
ruesday sv ming Fhs librarian, Mrs.
Flor. BIO he rep rtrd the rumoer Of boos
takers wss ia; id) inerea'i z. fhe trustees
tnei eupan yoted 10 Keep ,he library open
very afternoon, sis5 wednesday and Sat.
u,day innings as usust They also voted
to add Immediately $500 worth OF new
hot K. to the lib,n,y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Early yesterday morni'g, or after .
o'c.ack, hen the electric lights sere TAX n
Of, some ore brnks = pare II glass in III
Basement doc, of A Fl Totmsn's hard ssre
store, reached in o. d slipped the boil. thus
effecing sn sntrsnce 10 the premises The
say 10 the store above ~ss eass. and the
thief or thieves took spd carried a~sy
a stock Of revo vers, pocketkuives, table
cutlery, sci.so aud shears amounting TO
n (. lar from 800. There 10 no cue to
the thievss but there are soma tbir 81
vhich indicate that the cu.prlu ale not
profs fsssiossis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Rev Mr. Coo rAae oi tne F re- Baptist
chatch hs. srrsrg d ~lh Rev. W. II
w. her of Bridse porr. Coln for the de-
livery Of nia course OF iecturs en- The
T.bsfpscis," ii,ustrated b, y lsrss mod-i.
The addresses Iii, be d.lvsred H. the
church on 1u .dsy Wetne day asd fbuIs
"a, event g AID Sunday Afternoon. No
admission will be charged a1d sli are in
-paJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
rUyERAL SERVICES


Wv Yogx New. The fu e-ai ser
vices over ,hs ,emsios CT Heniy
Carter. d iaistsf II, m the Sandwich 10 Ancss
"a. hsli here today Tie dip,emsae COZ p
AZ wasaiassrr .ss represented ~ Miais'sf
H,saero 4 A-x 80 Secretary are sehs
. re-.cusi srd field hitter OF CO defence
10 rs. f.niy. q q deiaiisi h thisf cie'A
Of the -,sis eepsrsueat TO siss I'd the fnnefai.
Rsv DR.. Bsr.ssa of toe Nsw fosk Avepus
P,@.h, .. .isa church sf v sshirgfon. ID. u.
cfiieissd. The rsmsirs will be coavesed
10 Han0luiu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Sup riatsndrDt Day rss hat the delss
tb rur nIng Il Iae .lrcric care that has
or,ur,ed =. ce |, is Que 10 irounle vi b tte
. N, ures nd mmu .tors. Htch of this
u.u1Ie he b. lirvvs has arisen from The ~
rec v-d IN goIrg over he railroad cross
,ng st tn foot OF Rim . bill. Ausu.ts. Ii
xpec,- in day OF tive to have he defect;
reme5ied
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Peope Who have been in the habit OF
comib. IN here to trade vii be g'aa 10 hear
hs. the city govern ment has d-cltei To
ALLOW them the privilege Of hite tehiug their
horses Oh MAN street. Some got al ides
that tn ir T. ans you'd have to be left i'll
the out-bits Of the cit, go ths
Main street. might not be csogged
up t. the generality Of people, however.
1t Is a plsssSn, sishE 10 see the principal bu'i
uess street VI town or city iud OF teams
ard ven ii all have to stop q few minu es
nos and 'hei, and get uhiangled, what Is
,ha harm2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Macbi,.p 1T i. mucb in:ersssed in 8 pro-
posed STOCK company 10 build fine sum
mer hotel A lot will be given to syndi-
cate that yiu buiid. Tnis is one of the
regi1ns of Maine where tee hotel business
10 not overdone, ard The scheme of the
M.chissport people certainly io'ks proDis-
ing in view Of the great nstufsl attractions
of the toe and its vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
MAINE People.

Boa VIM. FRI enxn, Of Chss,yfield, vice
p-ssdsn; 4 he Maine delega,i'n to the
Ns.i nal Farmers Cong'ess, ~h ch meets
in an uL session in Sedslis. Mo. Noven =
b rio left 90 Tuesisy TO joio the deleg' =
ton In Portland. anu C. B Round' OF
Calsis. sad Gen 8. d. Lesviit OF ESstpors,
pin aec ,r.pspy him as delegates frem
Was ipR,on cauoty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Each Epwvr.n Lesgue or ung peoples
society Of the Methudi-t church in the
Augusta district Of the Maine Conference
are invited to send their psetor,
pre- esident and head, of departments OF
substitutes to the annual meeting Of the
Dtsuict league. which is to be held in this
city on Thursday, Nov. 19'h, st 10 o'clock
A NJ, in the Methods. church. Charges
hasi no young pc ople's societies are en-
titled TO three delegates. 1t is hoped that
every charge in the district will be repre-
sented. Entertainment will be furnished
by the Wstsrville Chapter, and il is expect
ed that the railroads will give the ususl
reduced rates. Programmes will be St n
out next week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

The use 4 vac IL he strfs has 70 be
tken IN tuEn- Il ii the dro1g is o'9st :
Nxt vs,k II ". JsreI wi h%'c ne
u,.f,rette 1t dam NJ ! N M1Lda, ,
ia -dsy sd Wsdge sdsy b. osy afo
Thar-d.y, Fflds, and oafafdsy ry nigh.
Ihe mex, re the CT er Wi De reversed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

On Tbursdsy. the big steam derrick
being put l., position god besinnieg was
made on tie granite vail st the southeast
c,fner Of the mill Il il being lsii up in
cement aad in the mot .ubstsn,isl manner.
With the aid OF this derrick the lusscns
are able 70 make rapid pfogres'.
10 the meantime. the ledge 10 be-
ins blasted cut fer the wheel
piis, and every day is 10 noticeable that pro
Rress has been m1e. All snds are jam,-
ing to the work for all they are worth,
while the va.ef continues low. for vhan IL
camss up to ans extent coher dam sbi
have to be made, which viii be IN expe1ss
that il 10 quite an ohjacs to svoid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Mr. Omar Clark Of CsrYstur k, who is
sus posed 30 kpow all abou. the Kenrebec.
says tia the river has never b. fore 10 biz
r. me mnrance been 20 low % at the preseG'
time People sll s0out sre naturally be
coming somewhat nervous at the .i''
ua,ion. Shyuld the river freeze Ia
is present condition, it would meal
the shutting down Of ths mills.
thro sing many hundred people oui of EN-
pioy meDt for the time being Wells are
failing ali aeou, US, yesterday we heard Of
one person that has for some Tins been
hsul,rg wafer mile or more and doubt
less there are dozens Of similar cases in
the neixnborhood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
Couldn't Find the Prop: rty.

Nav YoRx Nov. 6-Two executions
sssreg ga,irg $500 64s were received today
BY the sheri6 sg.inss the Nes York Cable
Rail~.y Company in fsvor Of Joshua ..
Shaw. No properly could be feund In this
city belor giag to the company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Ticonie Division OF Sons OF Tempersncs
iniiisted a la,ge number o, Candidates Al
the meeting last evening got were
taken il 8 eek ago, and still tn.re are
m ~ on the road At ,h- rae .he men,
bership is iacressiHgs Ticonic Divmioa
promises At DO dstAnt day to become the
il gest IN he State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

This sfter 20 ii = 2 80 N. juni y .pars-
ment OF the Y. NJ c. A viii bold ;bei,
hfs m-t 'inn OF the as n fqr the trs csc
uon q b. e.s at taeif room iu the Y NJ.
C. A ruil3i z after witch Of o'c.oek
there will De At same ptscs general re-
c y u to all De Us ia the city. X fresh
me q Lii, ne .e,yed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Rev J B Lsgh.m, prssi'ing elder OF
Augusta disi'i {. 81 ftssch ~ the Memo
a 81 church ton srtov al 40 local me
Sundsy .ebncl At / 80 Epsorth Lag
nse ing al is led ~ ~tlIia Gu insham.
Go-pei .r i.4, st wAich Ar LiphAm VIII
ss.lss. IT I 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07
Chicago Produce Market.

HihASo Nov. 9
FLouk- steady. uRchapg d
WHEAT- aS I've. stronger, higher. No sprin
l5s; No Z lrdg.l
JOIN srroug higher; 20. ,55s
OATs-strong. 3fi
RYE--E5 70 94se4l
BARLEy-Eo z. Ssa59: Ma I fisxseed, "a 4laa5s
hog pfocucts-quie i. wrst.
PokS- Aess. Alas 50
LARD PER 100 lbs, ~ i2i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

Il is .i;h fesiiug, of regret ihst We annsu
the failure Of hosts Of p-osse ircaaled with in
zen thetr fvi;y. This faiiare is most disas-
tsous for a co Ii.ts wreck " the organs them.
selves must eventaae Il tiGely me us arc not
taken to Re -estAhiih cir sec.etive function On
bass Of activity md regularity. Rostet es's
Stems Eiit ter- fsn7-s both. sHd prevents ufft
mate and fatal dissstsr As It 10 one Of The fsnc-
tons of the n news TO stran from the tlood IN
IL. passage through thena i0pa lies procre ztive
Of asoysy, rheumstt-m and sou, IN eaSis impe US
Il al The seed ui 10 he given TO their dpei g.
t ons vhsn tsrdy In, Hsctus1 The apme1icated
sttmnt o. commerce d not answer tnts purpose.
Use the Bisters for dytpepsis, n alaia, eousfipa-
tion Asd bill ausnees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-11-07

The XII ciuo had .opp5r last night at
the Fa,i 1e!d House. After psy,eg all The
hi Connected 9TH their reception AID
bep here remained some SIS which viii
BE- pat by 10 b. used hereafter. as It is
likely that the XIII may arrange other
syenta during lie -rsson.