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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

Az one result Of the interest which hss
lately been aroused among the militia ~
Gsrdipg rife shooting. 10 the talk Of o..
gsnizipg q State Rifle Association. The
preliminary meeting will possibly be held
next Saturday, the membership 10 be drawn
from the State troops and the local gun
clubs! The annual shoot would be held
in this city on the State camp Of a Lsvis.
ton on the Fair ground.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

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Ase H-ws.hassion District Good Tsnpssrs,
Ass. s-1sdre.sosna .Ds.u1ss Good rs.pi.ss'
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o1aiton.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

South Brunswick staais committed to .
Hae .ehoolhouse aod the foundations are to
be put Ia immediately. Al the meeting
Monday, it vas voted not 10 increase the
appropriation OF $50 600. but tue four d.
,ions are to be put in sc,ording to the
architects plans for s35, 600 building
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The need of legislation TO hold bank
directors to strieter accountability in
relation to the affairs OF the bank they
are supposed to direct Is to be urged on
the next Congress by the comptroller of
the currency. This attempt may be
more successful than It's predecessors
though there isn't much encOur-
agement In the thought. 1t
is generally believed that all or nearly
all Of the recent bank failures would
have beeu prevented IL the directors had
performed their duty. It is In the pub
lie interest that director should be
what he Ia in name. or else be made to
suffer for his neglect.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

A number Of it, old members will sl>esd
the Sd Maine Regiment reunion q Skew.
hegan on the 18th Of next month
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The beautiful directors ca, Of the Bes.
ton 1 Maine, Sorrento, came through III
city yesterday on its return from Bar Hs.
Dor. II had party Of prominent railroad
men on board.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

Mrs. David Sylvester of MachiAs is the
owner Of . p years old parrot which has
been in her possession for the past ! / years,
Last week the bird laid its fret egg since it
has been an inmate Of Mrs. Syivester's 9
home. WheIbsr it had previously per-
formed similar act 10 not known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

An exchange mentions as one OF many
indications Of B0wdoin Colleges pros
perity of late years that the dormitories
are being wired for electric lights and
when the Toys come back in the fall
they will have to invent some new
phrase to take the place Of that old one,
Burning the midnight oil.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

Mr.. W. II. Dudley Of East Mt Vernon
was awarded yesterday the contract is
furnishing the wood for The county buiN.
ings. Mr.. Dadley hss furnished the vosd
for the past two years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

THE DAILY KgNsEBEc JoURsAL MAY
sE FOUND ON SALE At THE WhsBiSorON
SEws EXCHANGE, WAsHfsGIos, y. c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

1t Ia claimed on sound logic that the
Democratic political muss is responsible
for the state OF New York being the
chief laggard In the civilized world in
the matter Of the next Worlds Fair.
Meanwhile Germany Is making extended
preparations for participation in this
Columbian Exposition. And the Demo-
Gratis at one time assumed that the
Mckinley bill would keep away from
the Worlds Fair any extensive exhibits
BY the European countries
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The Aueusta tfiieers have received On.
cial notices Of the rewards offered 70, III
capture Of Almy, these rewards amcuutisa
In al to $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

l. is reia,ed a. curious fact that PA,p,
with a population Of nearly Q 500, ,0oU
souls. hs- less ihsn i07 negroes within its
limits. Sta Is,icians say that the whole Of
France cannot muster . negro population
excetoinR 500
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

Fletcher ard Robbins have the conlswl
for constructing the house Mr.. Will Miller
is 10 build on the corner Of Bangor nd
Murray stfeets on the East side.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

It's natural that Maine people prefer to
see the Bowdoin Labrador expedition reach
Grand Falls before the Brsnt expedition,
which it is said, hss by the use Of steam
succeeded In passing them. An accurate
account is expected in either case, how
ever. and it should be borne in mind that
visiting the falls concerning which so little
i. known 10 but one Of many objects Of the
Bowdoin expedition. Just now those who
are left behind are envying these explorers
sailing up unknown rivers, sweeping round
cool be adlands and camping in the shsdows
Of waterfalls 2000 feet high.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

1t may or may not be true, but they do
lay that 9 Waldoboro girl worked the
motto II need thee every hour" and pre-
sented it to an intimate acquaintance Of the
masculine persuasion. He said he could
not help it. 1t takes him two hours to
milk. feed the pigs and hens. morning and
night, and business must be stte nded to.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

In the museum Of the Dead Letter Office
q Warrington, d. c., there il piece Of
parchment upon which 10 penned . copy Of
the Lords prayer. written in "a different
languages.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12
,Gocal GNattcrs.


The clerk Of the weather hes been slte,
essher too good nsssrcd for The psss Ne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

For stomach chills from improper eating
OF drinking take Johnson's Anodyne Liui-
uent. auGl0d&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

For two steady days has old Sol been q
the brosd grin. AZ result We poor mon.
falls arc on the long weep.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

A man may break his neck AID live
although Il 10 not 6 safe experiment to try
In Caribou, the other day, Geo. Bt. Peter
fell from : staging, striking his neck scross
q wood horse. The Aroostook Republican
says the doctor found three Of the bones Of
the neck broken; but the man is on the
road to recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

tiiy sf ARuyta

Tresaurer's ofice, osef HaskeIps store, Water
sir. ct Ixss Saturday evrnine OF each nsoafh at
o'eiooa, sptfl fv-thsr sottee.
Albert A. Nicbois. r~--.
William b. Bar-os.. tSt'ee- =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

James T. Gibson, one Of the men whs
recently broke jail, vas captured BY Stats
Deteciiye True and City Marshal Msddcz
Of Haliowell In Gardiner yesterday. Ths
officers were put on bis hscs by Shsnf
Stevens At 9 O'Clock. and before dark b
wss brought to this city and lodged 10 Csn
8 in the i,il. He will be held on charges
Of obtaining goods under false prstspcss
and Of breaking jsil.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The Court House extension 10 goisr
right up. The third story beams on ,hs
south half are in position, while the walls
on the north side where the vault 10 sss
being put up at rate that will soon mshs
them equal to those Of the south.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12
Better end Bsttss.
Better tbsn grandeur. better than gold,
Eefier than rank thousand fold.
I a healthy booy, a mind at ea,e,

NM sTWFF' T''1H HUT'F 'HHt F'~HyH pIeHee'
To get aed keep healthy body, use DR.
Pierce's G. ,lden Medicsi Discovery, . rem
edy designed to not only cure oil diseasei
Of the throat, lungs aod chest, but keep,
the body in q tbc' oushiy healthy condition
II ersdics'es AL impurities from the biz o1
and overcomss Indigestion and Dyspepsia
BIo.chss. p,mples and erupsions dtaappear
under its use. srd your mind can be "a
ease" ss to yoW hi alth susl0d&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12


Tom Murphy, > we'll known man IN
lives opposite the .JoUssAL ofice, msdss
brutal attack upon his wife last night vhih
under the in6usncs Of John BsfIeycsfs.
He cut her face very badly. Officer Bros
arrived in quick time upon The scene Of
battle. Murphy skipped tu. Of the bscs
door but vas eisvsfly captured BY 'he -
Ger in ths yard. lie slsps Of tbe fsues q
liquor in the cooler last night. Whss b y
brought up before tbs Judge today he sin
probably be able 10 realize the ~ be 10 b.
Viekery & Hill are showing the ssss
boom tbat effects the whole city. Their fsu
magazines now have an average ciscu1sHos
Of over 25o 900 copies per month ssd ~
steadily increasing. A . result Of ny
they Aud that heir large building on ~
corner Of Court and Chapel streets 10 slss
eethsr too small to accommodsis theif bsd'
nsss. They Yesterday plsced . large c'ss
st work masif 9 an excavation for bsse
mens Of On addition they are sbout W ~
up. II will have two stories snd ls'ee
basement which VIII b. u,ed for s.sssss
The two hoors abovs will be need - co..
posing rooms. The new part viii have
fronisss on Court street Of ~ feet and sin
run back 30. feet.
R.cehily, Prof y. X. Harlow ssd 0. V
Webster, ofthe firm Of Bovditch & Webs's
vent up to Sibley's OF Gille,s Poiot ssss
three miles up the river on The vsssen
bank, IL 10 here thst ths famous old isdles
village Of Cushucc vas located. m pesv
found 6ne hard stone pessIe Of cssn g'fer
er . sougs or shovel aod hunssfs bssss'
Prof. Harlow wishes 10 have ibs ess
tion Of our local antiquarisns called y
feet that ihs point is vsfy rspsth yassss
svsy. The lest severe storm carried 49,
ever three fest ef the bank. Why vssacs
" b. vsii for The ApsisusEsn Gea
msks an ezplofips. 81 fseSsddss seSa
tien y NE siss Of shs Old viIlaes sfg1s 4
4 al gsssI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

Osing 10 = serious misspprehension lhss
has spread among the citizens - V Mr.
Eveleth's funeral, attention 10 called y
yesterdays JOURNAL. There II 10 statsd
that Mt. EveIeth will bs buried fFon ~
Congregational chapel. The services VIII
be held At . O'Clock in the afternoon, Rsvs.
Messrs. william son and Thschsr ofacist
ing. Nsshing bas been changed N "
arrangements since that sppesrsd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The credit Of designing the hsndsoss
new $3.50 opera house now in process d
erection at Foxcroft. belongs to Mr.. 3. 3.
Lewis. the Gardiner architect. and not
Coombs Of Lewiston, - stated 10 special
correspondence from FoIcroh 10 yestss.
days JOURNAL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The interest and sympathy Of many sre
conferred on the struggle which the vete ran
edi,or of he New York Times is making
for ne- lease of life. The proprietor OF
the Poland Syringe house 10 ,doiog every
thing possible to provide for the comfott Of
the invalid Facing his b. d sre four large
windows which c1mmand . view ever q
radius Of vsrdurous farm AID woodland. Of
lake and stream sud forest, fsding in indis-
iinsuishssIe urd ilS,ions {, the base Of The
purple eel hill, of Frsnki,. Oxford snd
the White Mountain rspge, which overlap
and entwine each other on the horiz ,n's
rim. Truly beautiful spot.'
The people Of Aroostook are btioR
brought fsca to face With the most bounsi-
ful Of their many bouutiful harveste.
Madison 10 just po~ Interested in iha
proposal to form s.ock CT mpsny that shall
expend forty or fisy shous and dollars in .
kite shaped track. Q lite an undertaking.
One Of The hness Maine railways in New
Eosland 10 what Bath 10 ,nhdens Of possess
ing,
Heat expands and cvid contracts. But il
vas . man With Maine bssius but not Maine
prlneiples vho explained to his wife Mondsy
norpiug that the reason his lat didL'. H.
him vas because his bead hAd bees IN
sveiisd With the inteese hest Of the night
previous.
The sua smiled on the many arriv.is at
~ n L.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The sun smiled on the many arrlv.i. ai
Camp B. Bsnsoa Nosdsy ami Tussdsy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

1t speaks well for the train service OF
the Maine Central that the Saturday after
noon express covered the ~ miles between
Lewiston and Waterville In 30 minutes with
one stop on the wsy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12
HAVING A STAYING time.

This fellow is "in it" sure enough
but although he is having a stavlng
time, barrels are not likely to soon
supplant trousers in polite society
even If it is hot weather. No more
will any other medium supplant tb'
JOURNAL WANT, FOR SALE Of
TO LET column for reaching the
people, For so cents a week yol
get results, and that's what we Q
all after.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

Il 10 said that the champion "woodchuck
dog" Of Maine belongs to Mr.. A. Il. Towle
Of North Appleton, and that said canine
re- oices in the name of"Toensils, and The
record Of over forty cbucks last year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The four-massers that are loadiog ice OF
the Penobscot are quite numerous 1t the
present time but the greater quantity Of ths
ice shipped is to fll contracts Of lo6g stand
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

Jsiy ., Ass .--hsins ChsatAs9nA Uaion. SrJs
bafn. .,-
yusy "a ASS. l2-H. v. Chautsogaz Assembly
OCEAN Pnrk. Old Orchard
As9 10 s- -fanooia Soun EdnssronAi con
vss ti0s, H6nnd ksnd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The contractors on the ane new scheoi.
house which the williams District 10 build.
ing at Pettengill's Corner have il ready fcs
the lathers. Messrs. Fletcher and Robbins
sre to be congratulated on the celsrity d
their work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

A.-e -.n visstins In taia CITY tates
~. c,ix. fsv In. aussfest eouaubufistie
-. ~ ,.c.vd ,.,. d. g,sh Times. He
q 80 n - ~ ~ sa.s No..
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- ssss - II. h-.,a
sn.'s, mn y u.'ss' 49, ~. - 80 Z. !.
49,
oAfes1 s0a'e ~ oeoe ~
con.;dsv.h,e srr;tsm.ct has been cspsed
., H.,.eveovn by ,he dissupes,sacs Of Q
Il n.r,.s D,.rs Ahnut . veek sso the
S.m;J, -s,, - +. fuas,.i and unon their
,.tv,s sts ..,i caua ros be found. 6eefch
70 !, nncs hssu1 .na one hundred men
80 s,..,ss !, The .tt-mpe % aud her.
Tta IA the n,esent tims. hoveyer, they havs
ossa sns1sss. :. -. =. ....;s;or ~ soul
'fsh' WEB
Pey
Fi,h,ssn hundred and ninesy-one can be
sat asvn iu n. ea,.nder ~ the grest msck-
e,sl YEA, Never in the memory Of the
oldest resident Of Hsfriagton hsve these
w.a.s.S.- ,hs,s v.s yfsns.sed the novel
.,,bs 81 ,bi,ev h ,ess copssinins men snd
.ou,,n .;,;rg msckr,el Ia the river three
- 49, 81. ,fIl.ye And the catch for
,he d.y i, Estimated 70 be seventy barrels.
A Tbom..ton man Mr.. Lashey Nichols,
vho recently lad sn arm Ampusated. says
,h.t he ri, y ,,n Arising from the cfXmped
oo,I,io, in ,hich the arm lsy IN the box,
sod he EXPRESSED great relief when the Arm
49, "a no.;,;on A. ,b4v bore
wo,e " II, a., ,hs ,o.i;ion In
-, !, :. .,,;sa =. ths ,inoine Of the
HN = ~ -, -, -a,,,a c.r.. him mora or
,s.. 80 IA .oid vhen /, wa placed in
ssS 80 .hoyeIsuI of esyth IN At WAS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

One Of The fness Maine railways in New
EoslAnd 10 what Bath 10 C ,nhdens Of possess
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

The people Of Aroostook are btiaa
brought fsca to face sish the most eounsi-
ful of their many bouutiful harveste.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-08-12

There will be special session Of The pss-
bate court to probate the will Of the late Z.
C. Allen in case it should be found OF y
sppoint . provisional administrator shouldii
fail to turn up. II is very generally uudss.
stood that Mr.. Oscar Holvsy will b ihs
AppOlntee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-27

will grow to like The Crusaders" the play which
Mr. Jones, in his capacity OF author'nanager, Is
now performing at the Avenue Theatre. But then,
it may not, for in another journal Mr.. Jones
is said to hold "t'@ literary standpoint
to he OF the chief Importance" phrase
of which the whole responsibility may be left TO
him. Tie best literary Judgment Of the age adds
he declines To concern itself very much about
the modern acted drama, and had ruled it outside
literature altogether. This raises the question
what literary judgment Mr. Jones considers the
best II he means merely the best in England, the
remark is Ineligible There is particular rea-
son why literary Judgment, or criticism, should
concern itself with the literary merits of the
modern acted drama in this country. 1t has no
literary merits, or it has so few that criticism,
much occupied otherwise, may be excused Tor pass
ing them by on the other side.
Mr. Pinero has challenged the literary judg-
ment or critical opinion by publishing his plays,
or beginning to publish them Never was he
worse advised. On the stage, they pass muster
with English audiences; for the most part I'M
critical. The ccverness with which they are put
together explains their success success to which
neither literature nor knowledge Of character or
of the world has much to say. On the printed
page their poverty of thought and of language
appeals to charity rather than criticism. And
they say Mr. Henry Arthur Jones, whose courage
is admirable, is going to follow the precedent SET
by Mr. Pinero, and now we are to have a dramatic
literature indeed; of the period and worthy oil
the period. Next after the dramatic works OF
Mr. Jones will come the dramatic works OF MI
Petit and Sir Augustus Harris, of Mr.. Henry
Hamilton and of Mr.. Robert Buchanan; and
suppose then complete edition of the dramatic
works of Mr. Blanchard, who for some forty years
entertained the town as the author Of the Christ
mas Pantomimes at Drury Lane. u. w. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-27

Aoures IN the British table Of precedence no'
among the Princes OF the Blood, but ai'er '''
Duke Of Northumberland
Newspapers, both in this country ana In Dhs
land. frequently refer to the large nunoer u
Oueen yictoria's children grandchildren ana great
oronacbildren who together reach the respect
,h,o total NJ over seventy In three or FOUR
generations the number will probably have IN
creased 70 several hundred but although they
will doubtless look back with pride TO their
ilustrious ancestry, they Will nave h' t''" i"
or presidency.
All this may appear trivial to the stern ana un-
compromising Republicans ''.'n'
every one OF thern-on this side OF the h'an"0
Rut unless am much mistaken, the Demon Vi
Precedence has gradually made its way ihto youi
National CAPITAL. and has cast the apple OF uS-
cord among your Senators, your CABINET onicei''
YOUR Judges and your Congressman. IL Is ior'o-
nate. however. for the sake OF the welfare oil
this great Nation that precedence has not as ye'
developed into an issue sufficiently vital to Impair
the digestion of the statesmen controlling its oes-
TIMES This will inevitably come In the course
of time, but 1t is to be hoped that many years
NAV yet elapse before your great men ana 'heir
wives either decline to eat even refuse 10 Jake
their places at the table, solely because they nave
been asked to walk in to dinner behind ana 10 sic
below some moro favored guest whose social
superiors they consider themselves TO De- lne,e
are SO few people in this world, even among tne
Bishops and Archbishops that have met, VINO
follow that wise and high-bred recommendation
Of the New Testament. to take the lowest seat
Of the hoard, EX-DIPLOMAT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-27
INTERNATIONAL LINEN. WASHING

From The London Telegraph.
smoking with the gravity OF sages and delberauhs
bies the National Laundry Association last evening
contained the pleasures of good fellowship with lively
Interest In The wash-tub " Does France wash linen
better than Englandl7 The international topic Of
Inc hour and 10 the eucdatiOn Of the problem W..
Camille simon read a paper stocked with information
which only expert could acquire. u on The whole;
coiors In finishing certain classes OF fine work our
neighbors we've credited with an uncommon degree Of
nrolcency but the balance OF opinion inclined To the
psular belief that IL Is hard to beat England At any
thing OF course London had many disadvantages com
pared with Paris where fogs aud smoky chimniys
not regular institutions. A laundryman who wore n
shirt Tor two days In England canddy avowed that the
sae article would do service for three In France
even then resent imputaion the cleanliness Of s
staTrhed front. stewing' was generally approved.
and the often sadly ms eadDg words Blanc
FrancaiseD condemned a. not always conveying what
they seemed 10 indicate. Purified English table linen
was held mn az the foreigner might envy, but
the feeling prevailed that home washed and roned
sons1 ana foded With tie srtlstc sIpressIyeness
aAedHA by our Continental friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-27
WHY CAIN WIS AN EXCEPTION.
From The London News.

From The London News
DIR. Goulburn's biography Of the late Dean Of Chi
chester Is published to-day by Mr. Murray. In two
volumes. Dean Burgon was An accomplished retailer
of anecdotes, and several given In these volumes
One OF them. described u royal bon mot. appear,
IN an early letter of the Deans dated 1910. A
gentleman" he says, "on whom ! called the other
day. told me that IN the course Of IN interview he
waited upon his Royal Igness IN order TO remind him
of his promise 70 present petition against capital
punishment. The Duke did not seem quite to Ike
the Job and observed that scripture has declared.
whose shsddetA mans blood. BY man shall his blood
Suaer when Cain billed Abel he was not hung for t.
That's true eioined the Duke but remember,
Allen, there not twelve In the world then
10 mako . jury This was not bad for . royal
tuhs," sIa my ffasnt. 1but think II good TO come