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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-04
THE MORMONS
At Last Getting Ready 10 Obsy
Ulcle Sans Laws.
AnRieia Citns, Ilh PTopaF Pneaa'
tons. Iay Enter Canada.
Hsw Yosk Nswsp,p NE to BE- Icdictsd
for Rspostins the Eisotfe cutiocs

WAsHrIerox, Aug. 8 3-Dispatches from
the United States immigration commission
nov in Europe to the treasury department
sste that the chairman, Col Weber. and
DR. Kempster have gone to Russia BY way
Of Germany, where they ara nov prosecut-
ing their inquiries. Commissioners Cross,
Povdefley and Shulties will carry on their
inquiries ia Great Britain and the southern
portion Of the continent. In An interview
between the commissioners and the Nor
mon elder in charge Of Mormon emigration
81 Liverpool. that icial, who il acting in
place Of Brigham Young, Jr stated that
while he and all Mormons believed poly
gsmy to be right. yet - the United States
Supreme Court had decided the ane-poly-
gsmy Law to be constitutional, the Mormon
church hsd adopted rule sssinst its prac-
tice in the United Ststes, and that all Nor
mon converts abroad are 80 informed be-
fore their embarkssion for America; also
that they must not 20 to Americs II they do
not intend to obey the law and abstain from
polygsmous marriages.
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Hailroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect June
2sth, 1891.

,0IsG WEST p A. ". for lewiston
EaeklaDd Port1nnd Boston and Aonsreai, 10 A
~ Tor HsiIo~sli, Gardiner and South safdtser
943 A. NJ Tor Lewiston, sArBingt n, h9okiand
portland; 10. q A. n. 'xpfsss for Hsilewsil, GsY
diner Brans sick, Portland and Boston eenaert
lux for Whit Mountains and Quebec, 70 T. n
ror UalIowsn, Gardiner ssd South Gardiner. al
= N Tor Rrgns sick. gath. koekisnd. Portland
so.san 40 express, Portland snd Bosson ard
Montreal; 4 o. =. NJ. fR Hail90ell, Gardiner ana
sooth 0arcinrr. II % p. 81. might PaiImAn1 fof
I<gistop, Bath, Portland and Boston.
.orN. gAsT-2lo A. n. might sxpressJ for
Fsosbegan. Belfast. Bangor. Bar Harbor. ~.
g,sDhrns st. John aed kfoostoek County; 50 A.
Expre. leaves Sateryli'e for sangor, Bar Har-
bot and ~ John, a. 40 z. NJ "a r. N. ex-
ufes- Tor Rateryille. Sevpoft. DIVER, Foseroft,
bsnsor. Bsr HAFbot and st John; 5s +. VI. for
Ws,srv.ie, skoxhessn. Osslsaf, connecting
.tth Somerset Railsayj Belfast. Dover and Fox
erot Bangor 81 Stephens, 81. JOHN and Aioo-
ioos County; IN P. NJ for atsrvflle. and s.i7
An sundays oa!y. for baDgof-
The Sighs Pullman Trains run ga way every
sishf. sundays inaiadsd, bat mot TO skowhessn
beyond Bangor. exoeptisg TO Bar n afbor. on Sun
fhp DAY express trains going west at io,,2 A.
NJ and East at "a T. VI. rua daily. sundays In
cuded, between Boston. lewiston. Bath. Rock
land Bar HArboT and nt John.
leaves 8oath Gardiner, 6.23 A ~; u 10 and IS
z " Gardiner, 9 "A A. NJ, 100 and is Z. NJ
Hshossll. $50 a. M,. i,i2 and t.59 r. NJ
Thro1sh tickets 20 California and all points
south and West may BE- had Of H. u, walker
iieke; ageat, Augusta the only ofhGa In Augusta
expense,
PAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres. & GEM Manager.
" y. BOOIHBY, Gsn'i Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland, June -, 1921.
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THE cHAUTAUQUANs
Open the Second Week Ct fhsir Con
vsution at Fiysburg

FRYEBURe, Aug. 8 The recond week
Of Chautsuqua opened today with smiling
skiss snd promise Of increased attendance.
The delicious strains of Prof. Morse's
orchestra echo through the grove like note 8
Of an unseen cathedral choir. Already
q good chorus is in daily practice
for future copcerts. The Bible lecture
this morning was up,n The Sure Word Of
Prophecy" Isof- John s. Sewall OF Ban
gor arrived today and gave his fret lecture
upon "The Origin and Office Of Poetry"
The u.usl G. L. s. C round table followed
Miss Bsrrow's cooking Lectures. illustrated
by pfsc.icsl cool 'ng and tempting dishes,
continue to be ore Of the most drawing
cards Of the assembly. Rev. DR.. R. $.
Macarthur Of New York gave = charming
lee ure this evening, the first Of his three
to be given. This wSs upon ''The Land OF
the Midnight Sun"
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CUSTOMS srAr1s11cs.


The Bath correspondent Of the Lsviston
Journal giyss the following satisfies Of ths
several Maine cus.ems disrr:css for the
year ending June 80:
Al the port Of Bath l27 vessels have ~
rived from foreign pnrss and ase cleared.
Sixty. ave have arrived from dome sc ports
ssd nina cleared The total value Of the
i'm ports Was - 800, and the duties COL
lec.ed s9s3l IS. This il much less than in
former years, the warehouses having been
stocked up in anticipation Of fhe Mckinley
law. In 1889 80 the duties collected
amounted TO s93 900, and the previous year
$40 900. The past month Of July $40, COZ
we're collected more than double the aggre-
gate for the previous July.
There we're A vessels, with total ton
rsgs Of "a ,s09. built in the district. divided
- follows: Three ships, 1854 tons; 3
bsrks, $3.50 tons; 2 steamers, 2499 tons I;
IS schooneis. 81 454 tons; sloop. % tons.
The previous year there we're "a vessels
constructed in the district.
A record has been made up at the Bath
custom house Of the Kennebee river bus
mess for the year. The total Dumber Of
vessels arriving in the river wa, $500, not
inclu ding steam ars, which at al average OF
400 tons each, gives total tonnage Of
2 200, ,OoO There were shipped $500 toes
Of has valued st sl2 ton; LOCO 0o0 t,ps
81 ice, 57,l43 .G76 fest OF long lumber,
2 902 l25 feet Of ciapbaa'ds, 23 290, ,99s
feet Of lsths, II ,693 500 Of shinglss
10 the dist,ic. of Eanport there were 2sS
s,rvAls snd tlearsn;es ~isd q tonnsge Of
10 65l. which is very little change from
1859 80 Two schooners we're buiIr in the
district; total tonnsge. 943. The imports
amounted TO 81 ,o93 637. In 1889 80 ihey
were 1926, 1886. The exports were valued
at 81, ,0l9. .436, gain over The previous
year Of 1878 343 Tie duties collected
amounted TO sl39 900. gaia Of S72 576.
The value Of the imports in the District
Of Ar oostook for the year ending June 80.
was Sl97, ,ls0; in 1889 80 sl78,5l2 There
wsrs no exports to speak of except lumber
n the leg In the District of Mschias
there were AZ arrivals frcm foreign ports
and 147 clesfsnces, about the same as last
year. The value of exports was S36, ,245,
a gain Of $4,000; imports S2.l73. about
the sams. Three barken,ines were built
in the district registering 2l28 tons net and
~ schooptrs, $3.50.
In the District of Cas,ine there were two
foreign arrivals. tonnage. 1875 six foreign
clt atances, tonnage. l,l39. The value Of
the imports was S44S %; exports, 1851.
Twenty vessels were built with an
aggregate net tonnsge Of 775 At, divided -
follows. l barkentine, l steamer, 3
scboore ers, IS sloops.
The District of Bangor makes the fol-
loving showing;
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SHOT HIMsBLF.
W. e. Csssells Of Boston Commits
Suicide ct Portland.

PORTLAND, Aug. 3.-WiifredE Cassells,
having on him cards giving the address Of
Wilson, Csssells & CO., Halls safes, 66
Sudbury street, Boston, came to Portland,
Friday night, and took room at the Pre-
BILE House. Monday morning he was found
dead in his room, having shot himself. The
room was covered with blood and was q
horrible sight. Two chambers Of the re-
'volver in his hand were empty ard ,hs last
shot had taken effect in the temple and
ended his life. Nothing is known Of the
cause of the deed or Of the mans circum-
stsnces. He had only . few cents iu
money. A travelling bag and three empty
whiskey bottles were found in the room. 1,
10 thought be must have been crazy with
drink when he did the deed.
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PACIFIC COAST LUMBER TRADE.
Statistics of the Bxp,rt for the First
Six Months OF the Year.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 3-The Pacific
Coast Wood and Iron in presenting statis-
tics Of the lumber export trade during the
first six months Of the present year
As compared with the exports Of the cor
responding period last year, we are nearly
5 10000 feet short, while we are nearly
IL 900 600 feet in excess Of exports for
tee same time in 1889 The unsettled state
Of # airs in South America has stopped
shipments to that quarter to certsin ex.
tent and the reaction Of the building boom
in Australia has caused more caution to be
used on the part of the exporters in that
trade. The exports during the first
six months OF 1891 in round
figures segregated 64 900, 900 feet as
against 69,O0O, ,000 in the came period
in 1890, and SO 900, 600 feet the
first six months Of 1889. The countries
to which principal shipments were made
were: Australis. Is, 700 900 feet, an aggre-
gate value Of s397, 900; Hawaiian Islands,
8 800. OC0 feet, value sI09 600; Chill. g.
100, 900 feet, value s75 900; Peru. 4 700,-
600 feet. vslue $4,000; China, 400, 900
feet, value sl7, 900 The principal ports
of export we're: Port Blakely, Washing
ton. Is 100 600 feet; San Francisco, TO-
400 900 feet; Tacoma, 400 0C0 feet (;
Eureka, Cal. 4 500, coo feet; Port Gamble,
Washington, 8 zoe, 900 feet.
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GARDINER SAYS NO.
Votes Not 10 ALLOW Electric
Road In Business Streets.


Especial to the KEssxBEc JouRsAL.I
GAnDisxa, Aug 3.-fhs citizens Of
Gardiner have decided by ballot today the
question ss to whether the Gardiner 4 Rsn-
dolph Railroad Company should lay its
rack through Water street or not. 1t has
been hard and bitter contest but the oppo-
.ition has been successful, carrying four Of
the six wards and pollisg 1886 votes to 377
votss in favor. The success of the oppo-
sitipn 10 surprise to those Who
favored the road and they lsy their
defsst to the circulation Of = circular leeer
z wing tbe statement Of "a Augusta gentle
a,xn that he would wager $500 that there
hsd no. b. en- day In ste history Of the A,
ID & g. electric rosd vhen an sc:ident Of
acme hsnd has no; occurred. The letter
o stated macy reasons ~by the road
.bn,.d not be built ,hrcugh the city. The
cork Of ,he opposition was systsmasic ard
proved successful. The vote by wards is
givrn bai0w.
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PRorHcTEo HIS WAITER
AID Shot His Assailant Who viii Pro.
bsbIy Die.

BosToS. Aug. 3.-Jobn B. Church, Jr.,
q res,au,ant keeper st 36 Portland nreet
shot and probably fatally injured Thomas
F. Hart. Of Everett. in front Of the formers
saloon about 0 o'clock tonight. Hart and
three companions went into the saloon
ard raised row by smashing the fixtures.
A waiter named James P. Pratt,
demonstrated and they assaulted him,
dragging him out upon the sidewalk. where
they pounded him viciously. Mr.. Church
vert to the walters assistance, when he
vas set upon sud drawing . revolver he
hred one shot, which struck Hart in the
neck, cutting bis jogalsr vein. Hart wss
taken 70 this bospitai. rapidly bleeding to
death, and doctors say he can live but
short time. Church ran up s'sirs after the
shooting. but Was soon placed urder afre,t.
He is 20 years old, Hart 10 25 and 10 said
to bear hard reputation.
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erREHr Railway SCANDAL
Kew DIV. i"pmsn's VIII Causo Q
yhorcush YES igatiou.

ToAoHro. Ont. Aug. 3-Ths street
railway scandal 10 again the topic Of con-
veYsstion. II now 'yarspires thst sx. Alder
man r. A. Med maid sccepted the sum #
o45OO from Noel Mafshsll ~ IN induce
ment to sop the psoce ed.ngs fov ~ injuuC-
ton to prevent the city council from So
cepsiug the Kiely ly-Everett tender for
the street rsilwsy contrast. Msfshall
says he gave the money personally
and that bis only connection with the street
car tenders 10 that he 10 manager Of the
business Of which ore Of the Kiely- -Evssstt
indicate 10 proprietor. The most rsmssk-
able development il thst Mcdonald subss-
quently endeavored TO blsckmsil The syndi.
cate out Of ol5 900 more on the threat Of
publishing print from photograph Of the
check for $500. first given him for hush
money. The whole mater will now bs
thoroughly investigated.
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NARKRT suponrs


new YoRk. Aug ..
Money on call easy. ranging iron II to2.
Prime paper st 81 70 u.
GovcYnment bonds. dali, irregular.
Railroad bonds. dull, fairly steady.
The following are the oiostna quotations Of &c
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TOOK ROUGH ON RATS
Bath Tslsevsph Operator 5ssmsd t.
be Tired OF Life.

BArH Aug. 3.-Ssturdsy noon G. r
Fssse,t, the telegraph operator for the
Commercia Union Telegraph Company,
sent bis messenger boy after a box Of Rough
on Rats, sa, log he had some trouble with
rats at hi. room and he wanted to kill
them. He went home to dinner Saturday
noon Ar did not resdr1.
twas early in the after n ,on when h'
was taken sick, ard it was found he had
tssen ,he pci.on, He was very sick, vom
iIinz terribly. and today is very weak. He
i'll be able TO 70 ou; ssain in few days
He csms from Windhsm and is about So
years old. He came here about month
ago.
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Nickel steel for Amor Piatss.

WAsHIsGToN. Aug. 3-ln view Of the
I Exhaustive trials made by the navy depart
meut with the yesult Of dtmonstsatinG the
superiority and greater tensile strength Of
pickel steel - resistant armor for naval
vessels, the secretary Of the navy has con-
tracted with Carnegie, Phipps & Co. for
ten thrse-inch protective deck plates, upper
layers. The relative cost Of these plat
- compared with pure steel will be studied.
and il satisfactory terms can be made this
kind Of srmor will be adopted In the con-
st,uction Of the armored cruiser New York
and cruiser No. 12.
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Wants nsoosd OF His Disgsaos Hx,
pur esd ffs m the Records.

LONDON, Aug 8 The sentence Of cue
pension imposed uson Mr.. Henry J. Akin.
son, member Of the House Of Counons
for Bosson, for charging the 6psshee
with abu'e Of possr in placing on III '
records Of the House that Mr. Atkln-
son had frivelously ohallsnsed the
accuracy Of divisions, sxpir.d today.
Mr.. Athinson was pressnt at todsyS sss.
$40, and asked leave to make . motion ~
sxpungs from the ,ureal Of the House the
resolution ordering his expulsion. He
spoke earnestly In support Of HE rQssst
and declared that he would rather die tasn
suffer the disgrace that would Be attached
to his name by reason Of The resolution
being spread upon ths pages OF the journal.
II the House cohAtmsa the dissracs thss
had been put upon his name, hs would
resisn his teat.
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CanIs9IAN sUBJncTs
Ia jail Charged with aausdes. Assaulted
BY Turkish Conviots.

LONDON, Aug. s--A despatch from
Cssts says: THE house Of . Tuskish
family in the village Of Ceramos vas re-
centlv attscked and two mon. woman and
. child murdered. Eighteen Chsissian
subjects we're arrested for The crime end
we're Imprisoned with Tuskish uonvicts.
While in the prison they were stabbed with
knives and 90 seriously injured that they
lay for eight days in . dangerous con-
dltion."
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DEPERRED ACTION
On IudiotiGg Nswspapsrs for Pubish.
leg Details Of Eisotrooutiou.

NKw YORK, Aug. 3-The grand jury
today deferred action on the matter Of in
dieting the newspapers that published &C.
counts Of the quadruple electrocution at
Sing Sing. Assistant District Attorney
Lindsay declsred that he had not al the
indictments drawn up yet. Tomorrow,
however, charges will be laid against the
Tribune. Morning Journal, World. Sun,
Press, Times aud Recorder. 1t is thought
afternoon papers will escape indictment.
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Cruising Yachts.

BooIHsAr HARBoR, Aug. The steam
yacht Melisss Of the Eastern Yacht Club,
Charles s. Eaton, owner, On its way from
Bath to Bar Harbur, called here to land q
pilot, also the sloop yaeh, whistles of the
Dorchester Yacht Club, A. NJ. Biinn,
own.r, from Bar Harbor bound to Boston
arrived tonight.
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DROWNING ACCIDENT.
a Bowdoiu Young Man Lost His
Lie While Bathing.
Special to the KEsSRBEc JoURNA

Special to the KEsNRBEc JOURNAL
BowporN, Aug. s Yesterday forenoon,
party OF young men were bathing in
Growers mill pond, st the outlet Of Cmssf's
pond. Charles johnson, one Of the party,
sged about 80 years and unmarried, was
taken with cramps and was drowned before
assistance could be rendered. The body
was recovered. He Was good swimmer.
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Says to Drop Home Ruls Would Split
the Liberal Psrty.

LONDON. Aug 3 Mr.. Morley, spsakiog
at Lesmip aton, ssid that II the Liberals
dropped Home Rule - their foremost
plank. il would lead to n. create I spMs In
the party ever known. He predicts that
Mr.. Balfous's local governments bill would
be an ifretrisvabh. step towards II me Rule
sud would mean the suicide OF Unionism.
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conDHHsnD DIspA1cHDs.
4hs Pith OF the News taken from tbs
Current Events OF the Day.

Albert o. Wheeler, manager Of the Bos
ton branch shoe shop at Lowell, Mass, hiss
been missing for week.
The schooner Ann, before reports
ashore on L L'Homme Dieu Shosl, Vineyard
Sound, vas foated without assistance and
proceeded.
Samuel Hano. . real estate dealer at
Allston, Mas, has assigned to his father,
Louis Hano. His liabilities are $500, 900
and gross assets 81 900 900.
VIM. WeIch Of Concord stabbed Robert
Walker, John Walker and George Hunt,
in . row at Contoocook, N. Fl Sunday
the mems wounds.
Fifty qusrrymen, employed in the FsI
Haven, Ct., q1arries, are out on . strike.
They ask for 22t cents an hour for nine
bours' day and Saturday Of eight hours.
which has been refused.
The large dry goods snd notion store Of
Siegsl, Cooper & Co, Chicago, burned
Moneay. The loss 10 estimated at 81 900.
600. One Of the employees was severely
IL jared and three switchman employed in
the building sfe missing. The sdjoinina
property wss saved with difficulty.
John McGovsin, Who came out OF the
woods at Pelham. N H. Sunday, and vas
arrested at Nsshus, N. II 90 suspicion Of
being Macarthur, proves to be Q msp vsrsed
BY the Lowell. Mass, eficefs. He bad In
bis possession several watches, ssid to have
been stolen from . residence in AndoveT,
Mass.
The announcement by Ja3ge Aiken ci
Sioux Falls. that be intends to stop the
Wholesale granting Of divorces in south
Dskota and tass in the future be will issus
divorce pspers only to those vho have come
t1 the state 10 take up IN actusl fesidsnce,
has ihrovn . cSosd Of essseRn people here,
seeking The severance Of ifksoms marital
bonds, into panic.
The Weeks House at Palmer, Macs, vas
burned Monday morning. Thsfs were
about IS guests and boafdePs In the houss
as the time, and oil managed 70 sscspe ID
their night clothes, excsps Rev. 4f. VIII
iisms, . retired Congregational minister.
who VS. burned 70 death. His chsTTsd
body vss found about 8 o'clock in ffout Of
the entrance. The guests lost all thsil
effects. With sumo Of money Taosipg fFoa
Is to $500. The loss By fire 10 shout $50, J.
600; insuraEcs, 5000.
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RUSSIAN JRVS.
Plrlhsf Steps feIird nslr
Rnl6rallol 10 Olhd Csuutrls.


PAlls. Aug. S.-The conference Of ~
French Jewish Association held here >adaSs
approved Of the plan Of Boron Hirsch.
aiming q the CO. c-,psfation Of the Jews b
Europe and America In the work 81 organ.
isasion Of the eniera'ioa II the Jews from
Russia. II was decided b ssain ssnd dsls-
gases 70 Russia for the purpose Of oeassitu-
ting . central committee IN st. Petersbusg
and Of sstablishing provincial committees
to be charged with regulating the exodus.
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It Wss q Fake.

CHAHLHsroH. ". Va, Ans. 3.-Tbe
sensational dispsfches sent cut from Css-
sietsbuIg. about the murdey Of the Brum-
field family in Wsype county, West Va.
BY drunken Itslians, are without founda-
tion. the fac1s existing only in the imsgin-
ssive brain Of the corresp ,ndent. A special
to the Gssetts from gentleman In Hunt
ington, whose vefacity II beyond question,
says the msil carrier from Wayne court
bouse 70 huntington, Who psssed Brum.
neld's house this morning, says the entire
stosy 10 fslsi6cAtions Other parties from
the same locality also ssy there ID no truth
10 is.
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PAvIso cuvrsas' rAouBLn.
Poss.bs ny Of Throwing 1000 l1siss
Msu out Of Work.

NEW YonK, Aug. AT the once Of
Johu Pierce, president Of the New York
& Maine Granite Co.. II was stated during
the afternoon tha. gentleman wss bssily
engssed in the endesvof 10 bring about .
settlemsnt Of the strike, but that 20 fas hs
had been unsuccessful.
This company has about 30 vessels loaded
With stone nov lying at this port. and NJ.
Pierce 10 unable to have them unloaded
owing 10 the strike.
A representative Of Mr.. Pierce stated thae
II the strike continues, fully 1000 men
employed in the qusrfiss Of Maine would
be thrown out Of work.
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Six KILLED ourRIoar
One Will Die ard Three Others Wee
Seriously Weundsd.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 8 "A specisl from
Lake Charles says tbs; yesterday 1t Lock.
Moore & Co.'S team road m altercAto onahe-
tween the men employed there took
place, in which ten men were shot.
six Of whom were killed as once
and ore mortally wounded. The remaining
three were ,eriously injured The difficulty
vas the result Of an old feud.
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A JOINT BUILDING
Proposed for Msius and Nav Hamp
shire at ihs WosId's Fair.

BANGOR, Aug. 3.-Chsirmsn j. p. Bass,
Of the executive committee Of the Worlds
Fair msnsgers, has called meeting Of the
committee at Portland for next Monday and
Tuesday spd has notified the committee
representing New Hampshire to attend
Tuesday forenoon, to consider the erection
Of baiiding for the joint use Of the two
states at the Columbian exposition.
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BALL TO TBH OFFICERS
A. Bar Ha, ,b,r the Most Iupottant
Social Event Of ths Season.

BAR HARBoR, Aug. 8 The West End
Hotel gave = grand ball tonight 10 honor OF
the naval officers. All the officers of the
squadron were invited and were in attend
ance, also all the leading society people.
The halls we're tastefully decorated with
flowers and bunting and 1t was the most
important social event of the season.
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Handled "6reen Goeds.o

HALIFAX, N. s., Aug. SOLVER Herd,
who has been living in New York for some
years, has been arrested here for having
"g,een goods" in hts possession and offer
ing them for sale. He has already served
q term in the Canadian penitentiary for
dealing in counterfeit money.
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LIFE SAVING STATIONS.


WASHINGTON, Aug 8 --Bids we're opened
ct the treasury department. today for The
construction Of life ssvirs ststioDs q Rurnt
Island, Ne and ss Qsonocontsus. B. !.
". II. Glover & Co OF Rockisnd, Me-.
we're the lowest bidders for the hsss nans.t
station st es4s5. snd Randolph. Bentley =
Co., Of Westsrly, r. I for The osbss q
1s800s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-04

A 10 al vote Of 773 has been polled, 8
lsrs-r nun Der ,hsn any year outside Of .
Jre, i3endsi campsign.
The corporstors Of the electric road are
by no means dishssrtened, and openly al
nouncs that they propose to make the
question the local issue in the municipal
e.eeIion next spring.