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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

The outlook for Republican vic
tory next year is cheering indeed.
In addition to the evidences of that
furnished by the elections of the
3rd it is not to be forgotten
that there are limitless possibilities
of laundering, in the House of Re-
representatives., with the unwieldy
majority, which is to convene the
first Monday in December.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

The Italians are greatly aroused
over the insult to the memory of
Victor Emmanuel, given by French
Pilgrims lately. They visited the
Pantheon andwrote on thevisitors'
book, ''long live the Pope-King."
On the evening of October Sd there
was a great demonstration, the
chief feature of which was a pro-
cession of one hundred and fifty
thousand, of both sexes.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

most lame and impotent conclu
sion!
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

The great State of Pennsylvania
has redeemed herself.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

The Kenova Reporter recently
paid the ADVANCE the following
handsome compliment:
This weeks issue of the Ceredo
Advance was the beginning of the
seventh volume. The Advance is
one of the very best of country
newspapers, containing large
amount of excellent reading mat
ter. 1t has a large subscription
list, and fine advertising patron
age, and is credit to the enterprise
and energy OF Mr.. +. r. McDougal.
the editor and proprietor"
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j. II Millender Lumber Co.
A POPULAR FAMILY.

JENNIE: How Is Il. Kate, that you niwnyS
seem To catch on to the last new thing7 DO
of me-"
KATE: II don't know: certainly do not
mako any cxertion In that direction"
JENNIE +" Well, during the Last few months
for example, you havo taken up painting.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1891-11-11

We will have no war with Chill.
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CUE 9 g

what will be the number of subscribers
in the five largest lists received from
Nov. /, 81, to March 81, '92.
For same term last winter it was
1899, and the winter before was 1405.
The premiums are to be presented
20 those whose guesses are correct or
nearest correct. For full list see
Weekly Enquirer, now the largest ~
page dollar year paper in the United
States.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

513 Third st, Louisville, Ky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-14
Big WASHOU1
At iha West End Of the Dam
at VataIOle.
HouD Undermined BY ths fazrnt md
Goods RtmoTed.
4 Piss Hiown Out By Dynamits to
Ease the Flood.

WAftRvIELE. April 13.-Ths rise oi
water in the Kennebec Sunday night re.
suiiei in big vashout at the west end Of
the dam At College rips in this city. Tbs
vashout commenced at about 4 o'ciocl
Monday, and after an opening had been
made, the tcrrent wore the embsnkmeni
away very rapidly, and long before noon
the amount Of Thousands Of loads hAd been
taken out. The vsshous took away several
rods Of the old railroad bed, and under.
mined house 80 that the occupants re-
moved all their goods, expecting
that i. would topple over into the
river. At about 10 o'clock q
charge Of dynamite was exploded in the
old wooden pier between the stone bulk
head and the shore, the idea being that this
would relieve the forca Of the water run
ming sgAir $. the bank. This, did dot seem
to work xs was expected by those having
charge Of the business, in fact some
thought that by anording greater opening
the trouble WAS aggravated rather than
relieved.
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CsEsbfafod Paasoeo mt
Copyright Law.

ERv YoRx, April 10 The Ansrican
lAuihoas} copJrigks League csIsbssied
the passage Of the inseruasienal copyrights
lsv tonaSAt With . thanksgiving dinner at
6hessyb, 57th street and Firth svenns. =.
G. SseaAman pfesided. Among those
presens uers Count Hmils de Ksfaagy Of
France. Senator o. Fiatt. Hon. Henry
Cabot Lodge, George william Curtis,
George W. Cable, President Seth Low,
Hon. Ashbel P. Fitch. George Pafsons
Lashrop, J. Wells Champnsy, Rrsndef
Matthews. Augustus st. Gsudsns, Hamilton
W. Msbie, William W. Appleton. Pfesi-
dent James Russell Lowell sent letter Of
regret, his health not allowing bis presence.
Other letters Of regret were received
from William Edgar SimonJs of Hartford,
Senator George F Hoar Of Massachusetts,,
Robert c. Winthrop Of Bossop, Charles p.
Cranca Of Cambridge, Mas. and A. r.
Spoford, librarian Of Congress. z. C.
Stedman made the opening address. He
proposed the health Of James Russell
Lowell, which was drunk standing amid
great applause. Mr.. S.edmsn said be
thought no legislative bill Vas ever fought
90 long ~ The copyright bill. unless it we're
the parliamentary bill to lesAlixe marriage
with deceased wife's sistes.
Mr. Ssedmsn introduced Senator Plat
who said his connection with the bill was
due to an accident TO Senate, Chase Of
Rhode Island, as much rs any one else vas
due to the passAge Of the measure, Henry
Cabor Lodge followed by Senator Plat. and
Count Keratry spoke in French aud vas
heartily applauded.- X. U. johnson aad
Secretary League. briefly reviewed the
struggle for the International copyright.
President Harrison, ex.President Cleveland
and other prominent men were invited to
dinner. and sent their regrets.
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HALIsAx. n. s, April l3.-ln the Hsssa
assembly today Premier Fielding eavs ~
tics that hs would tomorrow MOVE thaS ths
hoass come 10 the following sssolslisa
fhat large number Of people AZ Neva
Scotia are intesesasd in the peosscutioa ot
bank hshsTies; that The prosecsiien Of snch
Ashefiss il facilitated BY ths privilege
Of procuring ffeAh bait On he
coast Of Nsvfoundland; that this
hause learned with deep regret that this
privilege now bsiag refused onr hshsrmsn
by the government Of newfoundland vss .
serious inconveniencs and . loss vas
caused BY such refusal; thas this houss
warmly sympsthjzes with the desire Of the
people Of Newfoundland to secure bstssR
usde relations With the United States and b
Obtain relief from difficulties ccnnectsd
with the Frsach shore question and trust
means may be devised at m early date to
bring about these fesuits in manner sat.
isfsctory alike to Her Msjsstys imperial
government and the colony of Nsvfound.
land; that pending the settlement Of
these important questions this house
expresses the esRnesI hope that the govern
ment Of newfoundland may be willing 70
relax the present regulations and permit
the procuring Of bait BY the hshermen Of
this country on fair and reasonable terms.
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Secretary Proctor has no Intsution Of
Hssigring.

Secretary Proctor makes the statement
IAN rumors that have any present in,en.
ton Of resigning are without foundation
which require my attention or to which
should give any considerable attention il
was out Of office.
My relations with the President and my
associates are, % they have always been,
Of most agreeable and harmonious char
acter. With respect to the senatorship l
find, on my return. BY receipt Of letters and
press comments from Vermont. . good
many Of my friends are anxious l should
succeed Senator Edmunds. The position
of senator from my state has for good
many yesrs been somewhat unique; it 10
not and has never been, within my memory,
considered ss . place permitting any can.
didacy in the usual sense.
Vermont has number of men capable
and worthy to represent her in the United
States Senate, though 1t could not be hoped
that any one could fill the place Of Senator
Edmunds, whose resignation WAS received,
as it must naturally have been, with the
greatest regret, and who for 2S years repre-
sented Vermont in the United States Sem
ate to the equal honor Of himself, his
state and the great advantage Of the coun-
try.
Should the position in due time be offered
me with the hearty approval and good will
of the people of the state, should scarcely
feel at liberty to decline the honor and op-
portunisy to serve them who have 80 many
times showed their confidence in me. The
senator's resignation does not take effect
until November. in the meantime Governor
Page has plenty time to carefully weigh
the matter ard take such action As deems
best for the interests Of the state, and most
in accord with the wishes Of her people.
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Rnas 4. Nsb:ksl af Indiana,
Appointed 0. S. ffaa,lr9.
SECRETARY Balm has 10! Yst IlsvslM
Rudhi's Iols.
Ncg has Tine Limit Been Placed by
italian oovegrmsrs.
rHa ITALIAN APrAIR.
New Rsposts About the Matter irom
Washington.

But two facts could be added today to
the public stock Of information respecting
the diplomatic ENHANCEMENT With Italy.
One was that the state department had not
received any intimation from the Italian
government that their last note must be
answered before given date, nor 10 such
intimation expected. The department feels
IL 10 acting properly and seasonably. and il
would be . very unusual course for
nation engaged in the diplomatic negoti-
ations with another to question the motives
upon which the correspondence proceeded.
The second fact 10 that Secretary Blaine's
answer to Marquis Rudini's last note has 20.
yet been forwarded. Probably the secretaRy's
pusp4pe 10 to accompany this reply with the
officin statement touching the nationality
of the New Orleans victims and other cor.
relative facts are expected from the
oficiAls department Of justice at New
Orleans. The,e reports have not reached
Washington.
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Ia the Coke Rsgions.

ScorrpALE. April 13.-The unusual &C.
tivity all along the line today 10 owing to
the fact that the Frick and Mcclure
companies decided to begin opera.
tions at all plants possible. The
Mcclure Company concentrated their
efforts on their ainter Pplant, and so men
went to work there today. The other Nc
Clure plants are still idle. The Frick Com
pAny state that their shipments today viii
reach 200 cars. but the strikers deny this.
Some 20 eviction notices were served at
the Trotter plant and fully 200 notices were
served throughout the region. 1t Is thought
the trouble will come when the warrants
are carried out. A great mass meeting was
hald at Bessmere and other points today
and at each resolutions were adopted to re-
maiu out until the end.
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.DAsA's y aasAaAsz.ss' 1s cszs,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-14

ksunabsc-
B.NToy-Edsil A. Warren. Fairfield, to Frank
W. Clifford, Benton, iasd sioo
IItCHFIELD-E. l.. Smith. Gardiner tn y n
Babeoek, Liichfeid lan1 and buidin. .s in Litch
field $3.50, Wm- d Marston, " est Gardiner, 10
Robert Morse, Litchfield, land in Lite field e25
WATERviLLE-John Ware to Lewis CbesIey.
land in wsserville, AGO; d. J Dow, " inslow. 10
A. N. Dor, Waterviile, land 10 waterviie 200
8 X. Smith TO n. w. Dowpes. lana in W wateivilf..
tsoo; Sarah y. Percivai ct ais, to n. q. Needbam
land In WAteryile val. con-. A. q. HOPKINS 10
Louis sfortier. land In Waterviie, 1910: j. w.
Naynor to Chas- Laundry, lana In Waierville,
MoSMoUrH- Davis Emerson to 4. G, Chick.
land In monmouth, el7S.
AususTA-Josep1 d. Williams 10 A. T. Fuller,
isnd . IN augusta, ssso; A. sigmons; Ausnstte
horace Cony of Augusta and Ffanees .'. Key.
mol ts OF sidney and annie II. Fellows OF Malden q
Mas TO 2. o. vickery snd J. r. Bill of Augus,a
the Cony Hosse and land ON which 1t stands
GAEDIsf R-Eiissbeth A. Moore to John g.
Moore, land In Gardiner, tf50; J. $. Moore 10 q
Prank Holt, land In Gardiner, tiso; EIixa A.
CastneY. wet mouth. Mass. to y. q. Wise. Garoi i
ner, land and buildings IN Garainer. e26so: 9. Il
Moore to g. T.. Colby, land In Gardiner, $50.
fiTTsToS-Nellie G. Heath and HArry O.
eoper to Z. NailaEe Church, lasd ia Pftiston
CLIsros--J- n. Rich to A. Richardson and
William Lamb. land aad bui,einrs in Clinton
eiloo; p bfoen TO }. A. Pratt, laad In Clinton
Clinton, 500.
AueUsTA-Emily N. Folsom ct ais to Treenas
A. Coombs. land in Augusta. val co.,; b. T. Pihe
ct al. to H. o Magslse. land, e55o, W ri Gan
nett to El.ie J. ciast. land and buildings in
AnGustA, ALSO
WIssLow-T. II. to ". ). Hodges, land !.
Wiaslow. t2soo.
CHIsA-A- r. Moore to n d. worthjps. lsu1
in China, sa5o, v n. jenkins to Eh Jones, lane
In China, Is; Eliza 4. starkey to Charles Par
metef. land in lima, go.
yAssALBoEo-Lester n. Emery ct als TO VII
liam L. Leuis, land In vassaIbofo, a1aeo.
HALLowEIs<-W. s. Hsines to J. n. Hsines
Rockiand. lasd in HaIloweil ESQ. Abigail VII
bur TO Z. N. smith, lssd In HalIoWr;l, eso0; Hal
Lowell savings Institution 10 L. o. Anes, iAss
aEd bsiidings in HsIlo~eli, es6G 90; sams to L. u
Ames, land and buildisss in Haloseii, eess s6
same to Il. Gray, land and bsiIdtngs In Halo
well. s6s6.s6.
nagesn-Marg A. Trscy, OAhIssd, 10 ". L
Tracy, Oakland, land and buiIdiaas Ii Mercer 40,
| nDme, eco.
OAkLAsD-E. Savage to N. @. weever 10th o
oakland, land u Oatlsnd, tk37
ALBIoa-T. tan 10 y. 4. fail, iand In Albion
| ts0c.
sfDxEr-S. 4. woohcock 70 n. q. wo,dcost
Boston. iaad and buildings In sadaey. tisoo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-14
GEORGE W. BouI,TER
Read This, Ye Sceptics!

Gro. w. BouLrER. Of Belfast, Me-,
Tor three years a member of the city
government. and also member of Thos.
ii. Marshall Post, No. AZ, G. A. r., ia
well and favorably known as a thor
oughly reliable man. He says under
date of March q. ls90:--
Is For some years have been afflicted
with Dyspeps,a, Bttioasasss, Muscular
Aheumatism and Lameaess across Kid
neys. Added TO all this, @as, for two
years. daily attacked with a
deathiy sickness at pit of stom-
ach, followed by copious flow of water
from my mouth; then / would vomit,
which would relieve me for the time, only
to be repeated the next day commenced
taking DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, and
before had takes one bottle the deathly
sickness departed; and for over four
months have not had the slightest symp-
tom OF Il return. Mr. STOMACH FEELS As
WELL AS EYER IN MT LIFE. Mr Bilious
NESS is ALL GONE, and my bowels are rcg,i-
lar. My DrsPErsIA rs a THING OF TnB
PAST, AsD l CAN EAT ANY KIND or Poop
AND DIGEST III.
My wife has also taken DANA'S SAR-
SAPAKiLLA for Biliousness and Neural
gia, and has been helped by it more than
by any other medicine she ever took.
consider 1t wonaezfut yemedy."
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coHDBnsHD DIsPAYcHss.
The Pish II the News taken from the
Current Events OF the Day.

1t 10 estimased that there were Eve hun
dred faner is in New York, Sunday.
Albert F. Preston, q shoe machinery
runner Of Lynn, Mass, has been missing
since March 81.
The rumor that IN attempt has been
made to steal the remains Of p. T. Bxrnum
denied.
Alexander Foote, negro murderer, was
taken from the jail at Princeton, Va, Sun.
day night, and hanged to tree.
There is good deal Of alarm among
treasury official and others just now over
the alarming spread Of counterfeitipg.
Eiz sbeth, N. j., had q s400, 600 Gre
Monday morning. Ciark's Arcade, the
largest building In the city, was destroyed.
The water in the river At Montreal Is
freely and all danger Of flood 10 over for
the season.
Henry A. Piimpton, alleged embezzling
clerk Of the Lynn board Of health. vas
Monday held in 5000 for the superior
court.
In the Probate Court ss Plymouth, Mass /,
Monday, James and Catherine Dover Of
bingham we're given leave to adopt John
Nahoney OF Bath, Ne.
Samuel Fisher, the New York pool seller,
convicted lass week. vas Monday sentenced
to three months in the county jail and 70
pay . nne Of $1,000.
In fight between two gaDgs Of rougbs
in St Louis. Sunday. three perscns we're
probably fatally injured. The aRaif vss
the result Of IN old feud.
While John Gillespie went for help. for
his brother who hsd cut his leg, in sbe
woods near Mullet. Mich, wolves over
powered md eat the wounded man.
Louis Wilhelm Of New York, aged 50,
| delifious from an attack Of the rip, threw
himself cut Of the hfth story wiadox early
Monday morning. He was crushed and
| mangled BY the fall and died within IN hour.
| Fall River, Mass. mauafscturers have
issued remonstrance against the pstssge
of the 5s-hour bill now before the LssisIa.
tare. calling attention to some Of lsre dan.
gers which threaten the great textile induS
uies Of the ssste.
A IRE in the Paxton Hotsl, Omahs, Neb
Sunday night caused . panic amorg the
guests, bot I'll succeeded 10 getting ou'
without serious injury or loss. -Four 6fs
men were seYiously injured By fslliog falls
The damage to the hotel vas Gas 900.
j MsfshsI Bsllington Booth Of The 6alvs
lion Army in N sddsess .. Baltinore, Bun.
i day night, desailed his expsrieEce in shs
q fuf1an. He said that unless there 10 I
j great change in New Yosk soon The stss.
4 Of a6aifs will b. fas vosss than eyee exist
l e Al -
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ZEAL HH5AYD


The following are the real estate trans-
fers in Kennebec county to week endins
April IL:
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ILLEGALLY ISSUED.
10000 Shares OF Bcston Water Powss
Co on the Market.

Bosros. April l3.-The expert who has
heen examining the books Of the Boston
Water Power Company has made his report
to President Kimball, who 10 authority for
the statement that shares to the amount OF
20, 600, representing 8 valuation Of s75. 900,
were illegally issued by the former treas
urer, William Brown. upon his own author
ity. The directors will hold meeting in
few days to consider the report. All the
irregularities discovered appear to have
been made through fslsifcation Of the &C.
counts. the president declares. Nothing
has been discovered which will give the
least possible explanation Of the leakage Of
money. Ex-Treasurer Brown is confined
70 his h 1me. and his mental trouble 10 such
that be will probably never recover.
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ENGLISH SOCIETY
Again Shocked bI I Hsrlibh
CHM,
n b oapp sssd 10 HAVE Lsk 1aola1d
to unoaps Asseat.

LONDON, April IA sensalien lee
been caused In the social cifclss tArcuyh-
out Epsisnd By the fact that vasssa, hss
been isensd for the arrest Of CApeain Nj
ulad Hops Terrey, member % PAraA-
msns from North HuckireAanshirs,
charged with procuring sisl for Immoral
purposes. The o6snss was committed
last autumn. Capt vsrrey giving tha nsms
OF Wilson. Captain vsrrsy 10 leading
county maenase, magistrase. and nsabse
Of The London county council. Ists hs.
hsv,d that Capt Vsrnsy has escaped fsoo
England and 10 now hiding % The c"nsi-
nsnt He sat In Parliament tps n JrsA
ouckinshamshirs Ia 1856 and va ~.
elected in October. 1859.
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wanskusts Mills in Operation.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April ia notice
posted at Wanekuus mill Saturday, stated
that an advance of mills per yard would
be made upon everything but highest speed
looms. This offer q majority Of strikers
decided was insufficient at the Sunday
afternoon meeting. This morning the
machinery was started. The entire worsted
department is in operation. In the weave
shop few looms sre being operated by
we&vers from outside. Owners say the
number of operatives will increase daily.
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President snd Mrs. Harrison Start on
BASE B ALL

President ard Mrs. Harrison left here ct
midnight on q special train for trip West.
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Con. 0picoia Dead.

Congressman F. b. Spinola died at 1925
Tuesday morning. He was born at Stony
Brook, l.. l., 1921, and was educated at
the academy. he went into business Ia
New York City. where he took An active
interest in politics and was Ave times
elected alderman. He was sent to
the Assembly Of New Yorks for six years,
and to the Senate for four years more.
He was delegate to the Democratic
National Convention at Charleston in 1863.
When the war broke out be vas early in
the field with q command Of volunteers,
and served with credit throughout the
struggle. Rs-entering political life in New
York city, Gen. Spinols served in the
State Legislature . number Of years. He
was finally sent to the 50th Congress Is a
Democrat, reelected to the 5lst and 52i
Congresses.
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UPPER STILLwAr

UPPER SALTWATER
Chas. J. Mcleod has purchased tAs job q
]. Quimby residence on Bennock avenue
Mr.. Quimby will rent the house owned by
N. +. Adams on Canal street, il being
much nearer bis place Of business.-A new
organization has been formed known % the
Sacramento Cub, composed Of about
twenty five Of the young men Of the vii
lsRe who are having rooms finished over
j. V. fuckers new stofe on Main street.
The public schools bega An Monday with the
same corps Of teachers a. last term With
the exception that Mics Pauline A. Osgood
of New Castle will succeed Mr.. Il. h.
March in the grammar school Mr.. Henry
Davis, who has been confined to the hous !,
several weeks by tickness 10 now able to rid .
out.-The first school house fl sg to be hoistei
in the city was raised At the grammar school
building, Monday, and 10 most fitting or.
nament TO the institution. Ward fve shoul
have the credit of leading in some respects
"A test Of the system Of water works vas
made Wednesday which in every wsy
proved . satisfactory one. Our water sup
ply is equal to any in the State.--A newly
organized choir appeared at the Union
church last Sunday, made up Of the most
prominent singers in the viIlsge Mr..
Walter Mason has gone to Holyoke, Mass
where he hiss found an excellent situation
in the lumber business.
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Wrecked Barksn ius Driitiog About
at 0ou.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Ap,ill3 Schooner
James f Kelsey, from North Carolina.
arrived today. Capt Wheaton reports that
he picked up row boat IS feet long with
The uame Frostburg on the boat and stern
about l5 miles east Of North Cufrytuck
Lighthouse, Monday, April 6 A case Ct
petroleum picked up at the came place
showed evidence Of having been iu the
water some time. He also saw stripped
barkentine about mile and . half west Of
Cape Charles Lightship, April Z .sdirectly
10 the course Of navigation, dangerous
obstruction to coasting vessels. The name
Of the sunks bar kentine could not be as
certsinea. The captain thiaks che collided
with some lsrger vessel.
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uddsn Dsath Of Count Lswsnshaup

WILMINGTON Del, April 13.-Couut
Levensbsup, who recently msrried the
beautiful Miss Bavsrd, daughter of ex-
Secretary Of State Baysrd, died suddenly
this morning. The yourg couple were
welded but ten days sgo at the Bayard
mansion in this city.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon. The remains will be inferred
in the Bsyafd family vault. old Swedes
churcbyard.
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sPAaKsrRom MAINE WIRES.

Old Town is to have q driving park.
The Portland Me. Fish Packing Com
psny's establishment at Chester. N. s, was
burned Sunday night. The company was
just ready to commence the seasen's oper-
ations.
A. T. Neal, Of the firm Of Bicknell &
Neal, clothing dealers, Lewiston, died
suddenly Sunday night, aged 80.