Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-09-17

tsrtained him ~ paying his room rent
meals and theatre tickets a. be waS |
broke ala, gave him some money. Con
| ley. The Bath nan. le1t his room Friday |
morning. and when he neturrsed In the
AfteruO0n his 1oom had been rxnsackcd
and TIE articles mentioned we're missing
The University Magazine - para
graph stating: ssThe Glen House, II
college men. The house employs 10
graduates and undergraduates Of New
England colleges. The stage clerk 10 .
Harvard man. class Of 50; the cashier,
Dartmouth. 81, and rfIe room CLERK.
Amherst. 81"
I Blk brawny, swarthy men sat IN bar
rem room this noon, making their mid
day meal on bologna sausage and bread
and crying like 80 many children: writes
the local editor Of the Biddeford JouY-
| nal The room was in the rear OF the
tenement over West & CaiuerwooAs
bakery and the six men were the Run-
garians who board themselves there and
work In the Pepperen yard
| This morning they had gone TO work
las usual leaving their room securely
locked while in q drawer Of bureau,
| which was about the only piece Of fur
| niture in the room. they had left all tn
money that the whole party possessed,
amounting 10 t3a. This noon when
they returned 10 dinner they
found the window which op MS
from the platform into their
tenement open, che drawer OF the bureau
forced from i,s fasrenings, its contents
disturbed and their money gone.
The poor fellows could hardly speak
word Of English and those who wit
oessed their grief could hardly fail to be
impressed, no matter what opinions
might be heldNas to the desirability OF
Hungarians as citizens or inhabitants
The summer hotels are now practical
ly closed but the Poland Spring House
still has over 200 guests. II would be well
to remember in connection with this fact
that nothing stronger than Poland
spring water is dispensed at this famous
hotel. |,
The Portland Argus thinks that the
statement going the rounds about 500
bears being killed In Maine each year Ia
very funny. It Is, adds the Bangor
but If the Argus man
should run against nice active bear Id
the woods he would be willing at that
moment 10 testify that 1000 could be
killed in his immediate vicinity.
The Boston Transcript relates this
story in which Maine city +
might mean Augusta New street car
lines in the New England cities and +
large towns are eectrics. Consequently
In some New Hampshire and Maine cities
YOU see plenty of street cars. but none
drawn by horses. 1t was a Maine lady d
who crushed her Boston host with the
remark, "You don't know how strange
it seems to me to see horse cars 10 the
treets. Looks 80 old-fashioned. you /
know" The Boston lady was so CON
pletely crushed that she had not pres
ence Of mind enough left to retort that :
10 the Maine critics city there were no
street cars whatever until within year
or two.
II any one wishes to hear genuine 8
Ii-o w-d-o len yell he should be present
when the Labrador explorers return. IL Q
the welcoming cheers don't bring rain i
in the vicinity of. Brunswick then the
Government rain makers in Texas may
we'll conclude the theory that ex xplosions
precipitate moisture is entirely err
roneous.
The Westbrook Manufacturing Com
pany win begin work on the electric road
- soon as the city council gives it per
mission to run the same through the
streets, lt Is understood that the CON
Dany ls already looking up material I
.te
well dressed man about 90 years oid
) going the rounds IN Portland ASKING
'or change for quarter and tnen max
az off with both q.arter snd change' i
:hange from the liberty OF the streets 10 {
he confines OF Cumberland Jail would be d
beneficial.
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