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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

Some Are In Good Shape, While Others
Are In Very Poor Shape.
+ Special to the KKNSEBEc JouRsA

Especial to the KKEEEBEc JOURNAL
RICHMOND, Dec. 20.-Although the Ken
ne bee WAS closed by the recent cold snap,
today in ihis vicinity the prospect is not OF
the best for good ice fields. Tugs have
been working up and down, breathing up
the jsmmed places, with the hope that the
broken ice would be foated down river,
lesvirg open water for the mex. co susp
All up and down the river. here and
there. is seen broken ice ismmed into
pat hes from few feet across to acres in
xtent. All this OF course viii cause extra
~ork in harvesting
This condition of the felds is seen near
Ic- boro, near Hsieys, the Independent,
Great Falls and the Smithiown plants, and
also between HOUSES all along A fec
houses have good fields, and at few
places open water is yet noticed, which wal
giva good fields when frczsn.
Nearly sill the ice men are confident that
before the river is closed for the season we
shall see thsw Of generous proportions.
At press mt the food tides are very strong
and The e sting ice is not being carried
down river far enough to prevent It's being
brought back by the De 1t tide.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
4 NEW INVENTION
CauEes Serious ACc.deD! Which
Ny Result Fatally.
Judge CNnbs oi Bath Qu lifas.. .-nfs
at Cape Eil.b.th.
Law Points Decided Against Percy
Fishermen Tried at Bath.
Especial to the KsssxBrc JouxsAL.

Especial TO the KsssxBEc JouxsAL.
sKowHEGAs, Dec. 20 Mrs Samuel
Boiler iirs ia . critical condition At her
home on Bailey street, the result Of an 81
rempt to initiate DR. ConsnI's compound
yspor Bath. /: appears from the ibvesti
q, ion that the JOURNAL has made, tbs. .
Frenchmsn had con,truct a a cssioe, for
he purpose OF givisg baths TO iavaids
after the principle used by Coasnt.
Friday night Mr. B )iisr "a. Induced 10
enter the csbiast tor treatment. The
chemicals used sere . pint OF alcohol in .
in disb, to which vac stdsd des.-r'
-poonfGl Of 50 paar The di, sss plsced
10 belle In ths atom Of the cabinet aid
. small oil stove piacsd beneath il L.
front Of this another stove tsst carried hest
% he inside Of the cabinet through another
hole in the bottom. The result when the
alcohol became hested it began 10 dlschsrgr
gas into the sir-rght csoine. unfil it com
pl.teiy lied the compartment and res hi z
tha bottom communicated with the fame OF
'nr g. cond oil stove.
INSTANTLY there was \ fash Of FIRE, and
he poor woman i1 . nude state vas fastened
In and being roasted alive. TIE husband
tore the top "A the cabinet and IS s1on IS
possible lifted the wife out, but not before
she had been burned terribly about her
en- ire person, ex rept her hesd, viii ;h wss
out Of the cabinet DIR BIrou vas hastily
summoned sna has dpne ali that can be
dJne TO save the womans life but her re
covery is very doubtful DR. Consat WAS
called upon by the Journal ard asked il
be thought such 3 result could follow from
his oath sni he rfpled:
@"Thls 10 case Of ignorance nothing
less; sny man sho realty knows snythins
about the Dstnre Of alcohol you'd know
better than to 90 s. this pan has doye. L.
is impossible for sucn q ,hirg t. occur
through my ba hs Alcohol is only one Of
msny Of the Ingredients used in my
compound no FIRE Can get at my pstients,
and this case is simply the buogling Of
isnorant muds. Il vas perfect death trap
snd do OF see how the woman escaped
alive. Such thing has never occurred 10
my business, for the reason that 1t is I'M pos
,iole Tor II to occur"
IL 10 but JUST TO DIR Conant to say that
the bath intended to have been given the
W msn is IS unlike the d. . as the moon is
different spp-srsDce from fhe stars. l
is us known ~he,ber or not anything will
De done about the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Nothing New.
CHINESE REBELLION.
Rebels Scattering Before the Imperial
Troops Leaders Captured.

Lospoa, Dec. 20-Advices from Shar-
ahis sts.s shat aao,ber rsoel chief, Nom
golisn namrd CbtbSs, has been captured
10 Maach5p,is He had for years been
tnovu ~ the isRdtr Of Il formiable rObbes
bard. J. Is ss,d that thr reoei strength
vas IsrV-iy composed of MoSgolian roo-
bsrs MI ,mtd Uy the h.pa OF piundering
Pekin
The r,bels are sCatieiiug before the
imp nal tYoops, sFd everywhere ths sew
sfed heads of captured rebels msy be seen
stu "A 90 polge
The Prsin gnvernnlsnt viii. ID 10 reported
call the viocs0y n Ichoi 10 account for the
hesdwsy the rebellion was permitted 70
gsin in ti' province, the v.osroy having .
forces sufii lent 10 have subiusd 1t by
prompt ACiiou NJ ihG hsg nBtny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
WAS SHE MURDERED.
Strange Death of Young Woman in u
Cab at Baltimore.

BALrIaoRE, Md, Dec. 19..-Ceptrsi SITS.
ton offic rs we're startled this afternoon
when cab stopped in fronS Of the door and
Young man rushed 10 excitedlg ard in
formed them that there was dead girl in
the vehicle. Two otFicers opened the CAB
doar, ard there. .itti upright On the seat
was the body Of we'll dressed youHg
woman, her eyes closed and her hands
clasped 10 her lap. The young man was
Carl Keller, q reporter OF German dsllY
paper, and his dead companion vss Glars
Keller, abou' 26 yet7s Old.
He told the pohCe that, although OF the
same name, he ard the girl were not re-
iated, but several p-rsens have been fouad
Who stale ,ha, Keller represented the gtrl
10 them as his sister. He esplAioad to the
police that the girl had bsen a domestic in
the employ Of Henry Dshzeglook. shoe
d. aier; hat she bad been very sick, and
that h., az the request Of her employer,
wss tsktua ber to .be slmshoIse ~hsn she
died. Keller is married, az 3 highly &C
tpms lished man. He is an excellent mu
sici.n, And was ts scher in Knspp's Inssi-
| tuie before he becsm. reporter
mr.. D.. zegoek es,s that Keller hsd
been board nR st MS house, and that last
and s.ked for I'm. Sne aited, and when
h. came they e. sted each other sfecsion'
stely and he said she ~ss bis sister from
Ne wsrk, N. J. FL asked permission for
her to IT msin 1t was granted. d. was
out all night engaged in bi, duties as re-
por,er and she oceapiet bis oom during
his sosence. 10 the day time, while he
slept, III. occopis d The sitiins room. Two
days agO Ke ,ler said be WAS goi 20 return
| 70 his -ife. VINO boarded At aoother place
He left, but the yCu woman remained
LAST ight he Tss taksn viole ty Ill.
MIR Dapzy CLOCK ssys he gave her seversi
| driaks OF Drsody, as sbe vas frsriic With
pain. At day light be sent for Keller and
suggested 10 him thst she be removed TO the
almsh9use Dsnzeslock got the permit
from the city su,horrues. the girl and Keller
got in the cab and that Was the last Dsl zeg-
lock ssw OF them. The city physicians
II ade a ,st m 1rtem, bat will ssy noihi g
further ihsn that they d, not think the
woman committed suicide. Keller was
be I'd pending fur her inve-tigsnon. IL 10
generally be isved, however, tnss The girl
POISONED herself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

Bath TImes.l

The Times 10 fret tskipg . position on
the municipal j1dgeship Controversy used
tbe ineIegtns pGrsse. referring to ths op.
plrsnts I Jadss COMBS, "the Times -
Of The OPT iiu that they have bitten Oh
more than they can c0sw." This was cef-
iainly oppressive snd it is entirely inex-
pisibaois shy geatiemsn Of the political
ssg,city gessrsliy attributed 10 the engi-
nests Of lhis novensnt shouid have pefps-
as'ed sucn stopeniOu, political blundsr.
We are snursOsef hignly gsaiifsd that
one OF cur ptomiosns cilizsns has been
cleared from reptoseh Net one insinustion
-zai7.t his b3as.sy ard integrity vas main
t,iasd IN the vhsis ri.l. /. ali on the
psiat Of ihdiscreiiyu. Judge Nathan
Coenbs passed through the ordeal without
stain or blsmisb snd the Times, which
ha> .t0u,iy ss.eft ths such you'd BE- the
Gaze, tenders Is csBsfs uistioss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
4 VERY REMARKABLE CASE.


Augusta. Me Dec >, 1891.
To the UNION MEDICINE CO.:
1t Z YES me great pleasure to testify
to the wonderful cure have drained
by the use OF YOUR n3 WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP. have been almost
tWally deaf for the past six years from
the Effects of -urofula and csncerous
bumor Nv ears have been h't
dry and constantly full of con
fu,ing SOUNDS, have also suffered
from fatvtnnss apd' stomach troubles
\ffer taking six hnttles of the
BLOOD SltIP, / find my hearing
nearly restored can now near the
l,,k tick and ll.ten with pleasu g to the
sound of the CITY BELLS, 'un6s that
have not been able 10 hear for the
PAST SIX YEARS Ny stomach troub-
les have entirely disappeared, my gen
ersl health has been greatly improved
and | have gained TBtRtI POUNDS
In weighr by the use of IOCR MEDI
CINE recommend its use ny all per-
sons afflicted with diseases arising from
IMPURE BLOOD
lSigued) Mrs. w. H. Dill
can fully subscribe to the truth OF
the above statement No @oNEf
would induce me to again see my w'fe
in the condition she wss In when she
commenced TO take DR.. WILLIAMS
BLOOD SYRUP.
Signed W. II. Dill
Dec >, 1891
To the UNION MEDICINE co
Ihavc been 4 estly troubled with dys
n. ps,a for the LAST FIVE YEARS. ]
have taken TWO 30 TIES of DR.
WILLIAMS BLOOD SYRUP and it:has
benefited me so much, that can NOW
EA HEARrILY and enjoy my food.
Signed A. ID REMIcK
NlsHT POLICEMAN of
Augusta, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
The New German Commercial Treaties.

BERLis, Dee 20 la commenting upon
he pss.ag Ut ihe nes commercial treaties.
the conservative press admits hat poliiicsl
considerations we're largely iusfumeDtal ih
determining the a,quisscsncs Of . ssc;ion
Of that PARIS in lbv sdGptioa Of The new
tiriT measures.
The enthusiasm OF the Freisinniye party
colis a. il perceived that tbs measures hsvs
nor he fees trade scope which the Liberal,
attributed To them ALREADY the Fteisio.
nigs party treat Ine iarfi ~ . mere draft
on b. tusIrs
The bates 10 tie Rsiehstsg have dis-
closed the wsaknss' of jhs supporters Of
b.-melAlism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Mrs. Plumb Overcome with Grief.

EMPoRIA Ken. Dec, 20 This city .he
home OF Senator Piumo, deeply m5uras
HI. death. mre. Plumb. Who mas been an
iav8iit many years. today was sblo for the
first time IN several mouths TO attend
church and 1t vas there The fact OF her
husbands iilness vss co mmu0icsied to
her. She uss overe Ime by tbs news and
zas taken home io csrrlsse, snd bad
scarcely arrived there when the second
6ispttch came snuouncGg Mr. Piumr'a
des,h. Mrs. Pumb is now completely
nFo4tfatpd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Ruined the Bank nk--Direclors Arrested.

BAsLE Dec. 20 Much excitement has
been oau.ed oy ihe sbscoodiug Of two di-
tset1rs of the Aiig' meins kfedit Bank OF
tbs city and the discovery hat the inslitu-
ls ruined. Tn. missing oiiiGisls, Wuest
sno Kirg, are .hevei 10 have large snms
10 Their possebrIon, snd they are accused OF
neug ,ns men responsible for the disap-
pPsraGce of the funds.
BRUssELs, Dec. 20 Directors Wuest
and XII, z u the G neral kredis Bank Of
Bssle, Sal zsrlsad, we're arrested today 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the Day.

Forty .tbre. horses. GTs hssysss and
twenty-five wagons were burned Sunday
merni' b. fire in 'hs livery stsb.e cf
wm J Kiofdsn Of New York. Total loss
$50 coo
Mr. Hss,is e., IN asSsr Of Engiish parlia-
ment for Wcrcestsyshire. vas srres;ed
Sd dsy or arriving al F0Ixss'ooe from she
contInest, tbs.gsd With d4irxading nalvsfn
College o. els oo0, under his trustesfhip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

''If 4 woman Siii. she wil." II shs will
tab, Dr.. Bulf. Cough syrup for hsf cold.
she will De CURED
Take good .dvice.--I have suffered with
bad headaches fvr years. and have ts,sd
many rsmsaiss without obtaining relief. I
-. ADVISED 10 give salvation Oil trial,
and IL has en'ir.Iy cured me.
EDWARD BALTZ. (Butchsf,)
La fAystse nsrkst, Bsirnors, Nd.
d.ci5dkvlufolrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Walt Whitman Very Low.

FmLApELrBrA. Dec. 20-1hs condition
Of Walk Wmlmsn. the poet. who lies sefi-
ou.ly M ct Csmd-p, is said TO be uu-
changed, although he grows steadily
seaser He Is .pffsring fro'a bronchial
pneumonia, and IS he Is past 70 yesrs the
ply sicians hHve about siyen up hope for
Dis recovery. He msy die within ~ hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Increase Of Duty on American Products.

wAsHiseroN. Dec. 10 The Uait.d d
States chsrse a'.taires at Roms hss for
wsrded to the State D. psrsu,sns cops Of
. modification OF the customs tsrIf Of
Italy, Shich makes the foiiosiig g inctesss
OF dury on csrtsin American pfoducts;
Co,tonseed oil. ) lire; fxsd oils, lire;
petroleum, l lire; hssvy oils, fre; coffee
5 lire, snd peppe', 20 lire, total ircresse
Of dates Of 63s 7s4 francs, or sia3 PSI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
SPARKS PROM MAINE WIRES.

o rio ) per. sn employee 10 Rscord's
pui mil, Liyeimore Fails. had bis skuil
sm.so.d By the bursting of . grin er
P,iesy tisn, He died from the sdsc.s Of
b il jory Saturday, m9rnirs.
The Nhre Cap case, ia vhich John
Me.r. go 2foss cussd BY q. W. sod Ch,is-
ina Dsgsei, Wssst' etnn. has fallen
sbro. sh, the Grsnd Ju'y A idisg no indict-
mept. The jury, either dodins shs
evidence issufiicisnt or sympatb zlng with
ths WBite CAPS. ."--sDd perhsps both
q md 70 ibdie,men, sgainst Mssfs. bat did
isdiet g. w Dssasts and Mrs. DAegest,
accusiag th,m Of the crime "fosbid By
heAvsslY, 6nsd BY human lavso
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Edward N. Field Refuses Food and Is
Fast Failing.

New YoRx, Dc z0,--Edss,d NJ. Field,
cogaaed in L7diJw street jsii, charged
with forgery aed other cffesces. snll de-
clinss 70 take cold TOAD and il becoming
very wesk His foetsys sss be can hardy
stand ard fs 10 a most critical coodition snd
II 3 change GOES NOS esnse soon ihsy cannot
sxYe him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Dse. 20 Pensions have
been granted 10 tbsse mime psople:
Original. John Hard, George L, Smith,
Corne ,us F;ynp, Michael joyce, Chsrles
F. Niekersou /; incsesye, Ms.rics Dcwney.
Judsou w. Dsx -. Ooed Leach, Edward
|T Mitchell, Lewis Thompson Rodolphus
Hussey, Adolphus e ttsriow, Charles Fl.
Reed re issue, Eivsrd Glliespie; originals,
widows, eic Loui.A Peirce, mo Ger. Mary
Huskins, mother, Sarah A. Tnom pson,
Eaxa A Bangs.
Original. George NJ Floyd. Samuel D.
Atkinson, Ofdin CHARLES. Peter Bishop.
Isc-esse, Emerson Listlsfe!d, Fsedx.
Denny, Chss, S. Wiiiians- Be, issue,
Lucius Moody.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Don't Like Their Governor.

LosDos, Dec, 20 News from Pe,nsm-
bueo has been received here stating that
the popuiscs of tnst place has revolt d
against the governor. 4 he troops who we're
sen, 20 yut do.a the rebellion fred npoa
the people. ard st lsst reports IL was raio
that go Of the mob hsd been killed and
larze runhsr v9u1ded Ls;er reports
state that the governor has resigned. and
pace once m re reigns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

Crime b sciosses many people .ho love
10 read of great erimInsls-5ns there Is no
fAscisatioa sbous the eYime Of Besiecsins
coles and coughs which often result 10 C IN
sumption. AID may be pr vented n5 Adsm-
sor. Botanic Caush Bslssm-
ass7Id&sfe..n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
REscRIPT.
Fire at Cape Elizabeth.

PORTLAND, Dc 20.-Unoccupled house,
Willards. Cape EEz,bsth, burned Saturday
evening. Loss estimated at $1,000. A
house in this city wss damaged abou. $500
By smoke and water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Diplomatic Relations With Italy Will
Soon be Re. Established.

ROME, Dee, 70 Baron Favs, lstely the
I,aiian niaistsr 60 the United sisses. was
summoned to III city recently sad bad
lorg confersGcs Sitb ibe pfesidsst OF the
council oD President HsrfIsun's mes'sge.
II is asserted he diplomatic relations will
shortly BE- re eststi, hid with America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
A FALSE ALARM.
NJ Truth In The Report Tha.
the Navy
D:psrtmait Il Hakins leliYs Pfspsla.
tlonS for Va. With Chill
Simply Made q Correction Of Clerical
Error in Copyright Case.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20 -Wa. aud navy
department otieers say ina there 10 soso-
italy 90 u 9dstioa for statements, pub
ish.d today. that she var sad naval
branches cf the government are making
.cqve p operations tor v.r viii Chill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Judge Coombs Qualities.

Barn Dc 20 -Ss.ardsy morning Ma
thaa Coomps appeared before tbs proper
au ho iii IS and qusiia ID ss judge OF the
Bath Municipal court His bond vsssig ei
by Franci. Adams and joseph n Hayes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
BOy Drowned.

BIDDEFoRD, Dec. 20'-Louis Lsmbert,
sged twelve, whils skssing on the river
with q crew Of boys this afternoon was
drowned. The body was not recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Items of State Interest.

The Buck,port loan and baidiag $3.50
citation APPEARS to b. N prosperous condi-
tiou Il has sn accumulated capital of
$500 with q SO loaned IN real estate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Cyrus W, Field Better.

New Yoxx Dec, 2o.-rhe CONDITION Of
C,rus ". he tonight is reported - .
/ .sie more comforizsls. His daushssf,
Mrs L,rdlsy. Isle ssic 10 slightly improved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

Rheumatism and Ctiils am
Fever. The Indian says dis
ease is the beginning Of death
Very true. How many die
from their own neglect Just
because they are too penurl-
Gus to spend a dollar to put
themselves in perfect condi-
ton to meet epidemic or eE-
posure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

Bosros De 2o.-A storm 10 develop
ing vsss Of .he MssissipEi river and VII,
probably reach The Al.oae cnas, BY Tues
day or Wedpesdsy. For New England :
Fair, warner Until Tuesday, souIh aai
southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
MOAN, MURMUR, MUR.
DER.

What 4 bobbery you are
kicking up to be sure. All
you need is kickapoo Indian
Sagwa that will put new, life
into you and purif5- yoar
blood and act on your stem
ach, kidneys and liver. ssas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

LEGAL Forecast.

wA.HIsGros. Dec. 20 -Fs, Maine
Fai,, sea.h w.las; stationary ismperssuse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

wa cur:
Constrfa
ton. Ii
room
plaint. II.
IosSO
Appetite
Scrofu,a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,

vAx EorrEs's CocoA-The original.
mas; snlrfis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21
Meteorological Report.
THOSE FISHERMEN
Wi Now Step Up to the Captains Office
and Settle.

Especial TO Tie KEssRBEc JOURNAL.
Bath. De. i9-The following re.c'ips
ic the Case OF 5 ats vs.. bsrs Murray
cap .ia CT porgg steamer cha.ged with
liieg,l fl hing On the Maize coast, has b-e9
received:
The case referred to was tried here lss
A prii before Judge Libby, Baker, B ker &
Cornish xppesriis & tor ihe d, fence AID
Cou .ry Attorney Seweil for the Sac
The tesnmot y showed ynaE thee fishermen
h I'd seemed IN the waters between Small
poiut and the mouth of the Kel n-bec. The
plant q claiming that this ~atsr SIS . bay
within tbs nrsning Of the ute feferrin
TO suca matters. he defe9 se took sIcep
i1ns 20 this claim. held thsi they fshed IN
ha open sea. But the jury fouad then,
xuil;y and the case wss tahen before the
full oerca shefe the excep Ions were over
suled and the entry verdict for the ) -ate"
ordered.
Sag.dshoc County, State Of Maine vs,
Albert Murry.
REscRIPT.
Amy portion Of the sea which is
bouA dsd on three sides By ths land and
upon t1e Joartn sloe cy . Hhe not mofr
thsn ihrte nAnucsl miles in leugth, which
touthts both opposae shores, is within the
letter sn1 sprL of chapter BOG Of PuUl C
Las OF 1889, prohibiting tue taking OF
certain kindo Of FISH in bays, iniets, etc
shere the distance from opposite shores of
the same st sDy point is net more than
three nsuac.l miles in width.
2-An allie alton In an indictment under
shat ststue that the purse or drag eel e
wa, of M IRE Than 100 meshes in depth di
rectly negatives The suggestion that II
might be of less than 100 meshes 10 leng
3--Evijsnce hat the seine was large
enough TO take 600 or 700 barrels of fi,n
st one haul is sufficient proof that the seine
was OF more thau lC0 meshss-
Exceptions ovefruled. Judgment for
/,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-21

Lanes Family Medicine Moves ~ bow
eI. e~cn day. Most peopIe sss5 70 ~ u.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-16
Fatal Accident at Payette's Camp.

Edward G. Ferguson lost his life at
Payette's logging camp, up the Wishkah
last Friday evening.
Ferguson was engaged with another
man saving down trees. They had Just
sawed a large tree and stepped one side
for it to fall. In doing so, it struck a
smaller tree, breaking off about twenty
five feet of its top, which came crashing
down upon Ferguson before he had time
to get out of the way, smashing in his
skull, breaking his shoulder, and fractur-
ing his leg in two places. Before assist
ance could be had, and the unfortunate
young man taken from under the tree
top, he was dead.
The deceased came here from Genesee
county, Michigan, where he leaves a
widowed mother, a sister and several
brothers. He came here about eighteen
months ago, and siuce that time has
been employed in the camp where he
met his death.
The body was brought to this city, and
has been embalmed by G. A. Beardsley.
1t will be seut back to his family in Mi
chigan.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-16

De worth looking at. They propose tc
show the process of ice making and also
to build pyramid of ice in which cleo.
trio lights of various colors have been
frozen, and their light at night will make
very pretty display. BY the artificial
system OF freezing pyramid OF any size
and shape may be frozen solid, and the
globes frozen inside of it. When lit m
such an exhibit would certainly have a
very striking appearance.
The Exposition building is now well
under way and looks as though it would
be ready for the opening, which is set Tor
September 10.