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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-17


Baltimore. Nov. 16.-FIour steady: Howard
street and western superf1ne s. 500s rs:
extra IS gOG4 90. extra fen'ily 81 e000 %;
city mills. Rio brands. extra, Sc 0O06 IS; winter
@e Is; spring straight. IS 26a5 s.; bakers,
u o5G15 10. Wheat easy; No. red, on spot
81 035sO1 o.. Southern wheat cay; Fultz,
g O9SI o.; L1,cngt cry, 81 oos9l o. Corn.
CfScixSArr Nov. AIs.-Fiour dull; family
50 S09s 90; winter patent 8; fancy O. 20
Corn good demand man Nos mixed. rev. isa9Se
Pork steady So %. lard fiFmer Il s. %.
Bulk meats Iirm att 5000 Bacon -quieta shsrt
Sugar steady. Hogs quiet; common and lizht,
81 7503 rs; packing mud butcaers, 81 7eGsaea.
ST. LorIs, Nov. 1t.-Fiour weak; family
ss 2s9s 40; choice q 6Q@s IS; fancy ss-O %
ents 81 t004 60. Wheat low r at opening. but
closed 1sGD1fc above SGfturdny; No Z red,
cash, 914Qsl1sc; November delivery g2 C;
December delivery closed at 9sG19a5sc: May
delivery closed at 81 CO.'S. Corn on large de-
crease in visible supply. the MARKET advanced,
closing ssO11sc over Saturday; No. . cash
4CIs@slc; November delivery closed at
4llsc bid; year delivery closed ct ag7sc;
January delivery closed at &c; May
delivery closed at 40Isc asked. Oats
quiet but strong No. cash. 30IS S024c; Novem-
Der delivery closed at 3OAc bid; Nay de-
ties 81 sS01 40. Provisions dull. Pork.
steam, SO co. Dry salt meats Boxed
shoulders, at s. 90; longs 60 O1@6 i2l6;
Bacon--Boxed shoulders. SO 25; longs 81 S5lS;
ribs. 81 2S@7 3719; short clear, g. Get6Q7 IS.
steady at 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1s-Cofree quiet; Rio.
ordinary to fair, 1SI6G161Ec Sugar quiet; open
kettle, good common to fair, 8L4c;
Inferior I1t sAe; oentrlfugals. granuia.ed;
fair to good fair, sIsHJkc;. good. common
39ec; common, 2SG12 13-l6c; centrifugals, plan
s sstG. granGlated a Z To; choice hite
PSI on white, 415c; choice yeiiow CHARMED.
prime yellow clarified s1sc; seconds. sssG Ssc.
good fair to prime. s4c; centritGsals.
Rood good to prone eooS s RTTs a SBo
common. 1850; inferior. 5I6Nsc; prime, 9O9
sic; fair to good fair, 23@24c; good common 10
az; strictly prime Slc;i syrups -240e9c.
whisky quiet, western rectified 81 040i 06.
NAVAL sToREs
New, York. Nov. IS noon.--Sprits turpen-
tine dull but steady at SeDs61Sc Rosin
quiet and unchanged at 81 9501 20.
New YORK, Nov. IS, siOO p. m.-- Rosi1
S60s6l8c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. Is. : Spirits turpentlne
steady at &c. Rosin Arm; good strained at
at 81 %.
WILMINeToN. Nov. l6 - Spirits turpentine
steady at Bee. Rosin firm; strained 81 Is;
good strained 81 20. Tar firm at 81 IS. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 0);F yellow dip 81 30;
virgin 81 90
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10. noon. Spirits turpentine
at eos 3D.
RICE.
New YoRK. Nov. 16.-Rice active ana firm; .
534c.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 16.-Rice STEADY and ia
good demand; ordinary to prime, 834Qs VIC.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-17

Notices to mariners, pilot charts aud all nau-
tcat Information will be furnished masters of
vessels free OF charge In the United States Hy-
geographic Office in tho Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
l.
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yONSIGNTES

Per steamship Kansas City from New York
= Altmayer Go, Appel q 3, F II Ash.
more, @ W Allen & Co, Byck Bros.S w Branch,
NJ A & D 8 Byck, Mother Brasley r Butler q
Butler Bennit & II. Braid & II, l. Bluestein.
NJ Boley & Son, Cornwell & CIV Cherry & Co,
Chatham Furn Co, Cohen & W. Collat Bros, P
Conery, J s Collins & Co, w g Cooper. p Coyll
Chas Colman, A Champions Sou. r H lay,
Z Churchill. Chatham Grocery Co. Mrs II
Clnch, L Dorum, Jas Douglas, A Doyle, A s
Desbouillois, Dryfus Bros, A Ebrlich Il Bro Da-
Wis Music Co, Eckman & v, r Einstein, II
Fernstin, NJ Ferst's Sons q Go, Epstein & Bro.
Falk Clothing Co, Fretwell & n, Gust Fox, b
Fernandez, J II Furber, dell Q. Farnham.
J Z Grady & Son, Grt Att & Pac Tea Co. J W
Cell, Gray & Son, Harness & j, G NJ Gilbert
& Co. A b Hull & Co, A Hanley, Mrs Ham
mond. d Hogan, G Haas, Mrs d HUI, Hal
lenbrock, Henisler & II, Jackson, NJ & Co, Genl
H Il Jackson. Mrs Jones, Kavanaugh & b. d
Kohler Kolshorn & NJ, f Lovell's Sons, Lade-
we've Bros. A Letter & Son, Lindsay q NJ. j
Kuck, Lippman Bros. N Lang, Ludden & b, J II
Koch, Jno Lyons g. Co, ID B Lester Grocery Co.
Jno Lafar, Launey & g. H NJ Moore (sehr II NJ
Homes). Mohr Bros, Lee Roy Myers g. Co, Moeh-
lenbrock & d, w Nell & Co. McGrath & Co.
Mutual Trading Co, Mutual Coop Asso'n, Mrs L
McNally Mcdonald q Co, w G Morre K
Masters. Meinhard Bros & Co. Morrison, & Co,
Morning News, X V Nottingham & Co, Ed
Mauls, A Nichols. Jno Nicolson. Norton & II,
order notify Morell & J, w Offert, order notify
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. Miss L Owens, t, Gel
schig, Palmer Hardware Co. Prendargast,
w A figman. N Paulsen & Co, Robinson Steam
Printing Co. d ringers, A Rundbocker. J j
Reilly, r & d r R. Savannah Grocery Co. W
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY

Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
way landings-W Gibson. Manager
Steamer Farmer, White, Fernandina - G
Williams, Agt.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY
NOTICE TO MARINERS

The schooners Enchantress and the Greenleaf ?,
yonson, wheel arrived sunday, are consigned TO
Jos Roberts & Co.
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light.
EGGs - Market firm and in good supply;
demand light.
PEANUTs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SUGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none in
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee. Fisher, Now York
G G Anderson.
Steamship City of Macon. Lewis. Boston-C
G Anderson.
schr Isaiah Hart, Williams, New York-Geo
HarriBs e Co.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Kansas City from New York
E d Putney, wife and infant, CIV Winslow. H
Simmons. Miss r Pntney, Miss Sadie Putney, A
S Gorton and wife, w u Kengher and wife.
Chas How, Miss ii How, w Gobesun, w s
Headley, Miss III Mark am. J Shuptrine and
wife, S Schley, Mrs WEIGH and infant. Miss
Lizzie Culcan, o Markham and wife,
O A Jones, Mr. Champion, Mr. Rich
mond, Mr. Meeken, A Dudegan,
J A Walker. Corlon. Fusell Charles
Koyt, Mr. Hood ami wife, Joseph Huschbock.
w Egar. Miss NJ Andrews, S Nut
ting, Is Hecht, Mr. Hitchcock and wife,
George N Farnham, Mitchell and wife.
Hill, wife and infant. Miss K Holland, Mrs
Mitchell, Master Mitchell, d Short, W G Good
hall. II l. Smith, Mrs II A Brown, Miss c
Brown. G T Burdette and wife. J Monroe Tay-
lor and valet, Mi Burdette, Miss e A Oren-
dorf, Mrs j Monroe Taylor, w Blackens, J
Sinclair and wife, H Hooper, Ii NJ
Walker Bliss S Davis, T Z Peck,
U Wright and wife, Mrs D Benton and maid
and infant. T Ii Abbott aud wife, Mrs Brown,
Mrs Hudson. Hiss A Yonge, Miss j J Yonge,
Mrs G q Yonge, Mrs Balm, Miss Balm, Miss
Roach, r Mcintosh and wife, Roberts and
wife, ] Ceaser and wife, Joe Burger,
NJ Daniels. Q o borrow. Casson, S W Fowler.
A S Vandweln, W Clopman K o Seickels,
Mohlen, NJ Rockwell j + Ward, Mrs Burke,
MISS ] Burke, j w Manohan and wife aud in
FAINT, Mrs NJ Jones' J II Miller. w Wood, and
Ia storage.
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-Jno Bruen, z Goldman, E Coleman,
Darby, Mr. Brown, Jno Griffin, T W Espy, A
Myers, Chas r Fowler and wife. Mr. Wheeler
7 NJ Pollard and wife, and Storage.
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Steamship North Anglia [Brl, Davis. Penarth
In ballast ordered to Baltimore) - Richardson
& Barnard.
Schr Mabel Hooper, Hooper Darien for New
York Qeakingl-Jos A Roberts & Co.
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STRIPPING INTELLrGENCE-
TUESDAY, NOV II, 80
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

TUESDAY. Nov IL, 1891.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Kansas City. Kempton, New York
@ G Anderson.
Steamship d H Miller, Billups, Baltimore
] ] Carolan. ACT.
Steamship Regina [Brl Reed, Barry, in ballast
to Richardson & Barnard.
Schr Frank Pratt Lee, Vannaman, Charleston,
in ballast to Jos A Roberts & Co.
Steamer Alpha. Strobhar. Bluffton-C II
Medlock, Agt
Steamer Katie, BeviIl. Augusta and way
landings-C H Medlock, Agt.
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Continued on Third Pc0e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
2tnterifaniIdjer Sumtnr.

vR an ia ct, bas Der 2ebensunter,
belt zines @lephanten i'm Central $arf
pro @o6e $3.50 toltet," iaste elm
q Spitsdnger bel 9ii9e. .@ie fuiiree es
Sbnen seiaGIen, Mrs. Sron, einsn iOl,
den Su reguldrem Breis in &off Sn
nebmen pr Gin elephant" ertpioerte
bic Dame idari vipiiroe tpenisitsns
nidt forttpdbren0 Drummer, bop er bee
BHaitmen miioe iei.@
5inaucielGes. Sremoer: sd
m69te germ etipas @elo in @ertbpapies
rem in g8al Street anlesen. gSie taun
i4 III @riabruns brinsen, tuelbe oaruns
ter niht gut iin6 ?" - 9erp gorfer:
u@eHn sic iie faufenl~
Iu8 BEN St 2Duis'er
&unitlebeu. Sinh sic benu Nor
ui9t abersldubii9, 6err Director =
Director (idmerjli6): ..@enus, mem
9ieber; tuenu i'd ). g., iuie e5 in mel.
ner brumutiiden @riitenS oft uOrfommt,
an eiuem 9lbeno nur 10 9uidauer i'm
Scale babe, oann balte id es beItimut
iiir elm idlimmeS SOr5ei@en"
&unbe: LIMB 1ino sic iiher, bas
oieIes grot friit iit?"-.Neuer Bal
Ter: p@ea, iOlt' 10 benteH-ift's bod
Oas niorsise."
Mi6 9lrtfuI, eiue 5reun6in BON
Ruiit uno Drama: y66ren sic eerne
Roiiini Scr. 8. ?"-Mr. S.: y9eioeus
ifaitti9l" = Mis G;tful: .Seennen
sic Ieiuen .9arbier" ?" - Wtr. g.:
-9eiOer ni6t. SD patrOniFre nur
ueinen eiseuenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
Die etferne @asfe.

SIN intermediate des curieux"
tuirb eine nsue @ntbiGluns iiber biz
eiierHe Maste oer6fentli9t. Ser
Mann, tpelder bic Masfe getrasen
babe, lei etn einfa9er 9iener, @uitads
Danger setueien. Sm Sabre 1868
mar Der Ntinifter be Qpprme Iebr be-
iorst tuesen zines 5ranjoien, tuel9er
5tuil9eH Briifel, 2onoon, Der Sdueis
uno ooaano bin. uno berreiite. gs
9elans ibu, benielben 81 ergreifen, uno
ihn ruegen l6limmer &eoen uno b5Ier
Gbiidten 9esen bic sebeiIi9te BerIon
bes S6niss gum Stao 81 perurtbeilen.
9lrme, 8eine, S9enfel nno 8ippen
luurben oem unsliidliden Ha6einnnOer
Seri6lasen.
Ser Siener bieies MarfiIp, guifa6,
Danger, setu5bnli9 Martin senannt,
tuuroe nad 5rantrei6 selodt, in Din.
fir6en uerbaftet uno mad BigneEDl ges
fibrt, mo- CT als 9ieHitperion nit 1
Sr. tdslib bet6itigt iuuroe. 1875
ipuree er nebit 2apriuiere gum 9ienite
Bouquets befoblen, mad belien Tooe
tuurben beibe 9efansen eebalten. Dan.
ger tpuroe 1869 ber9aftet, fem Mit9e,
fansener Mattbioli, Der biSber nls Ser
Wann nit Der @iienmasfe anaeieben
tuuroe, erit 1879. Danger ftarb i'm
Snnuar 1894 su Bisnerol. Sin Sc.
lebrter, 2oiIeleur, iueiIt na6, baf; es
mebrere @iienma8feu sibt, bic Soltss
iase aber ale be5ii9li9eu Na9ri6t en-
uno SaseH auf Oenieniseu pereinigte,
Der 1903 in Der 8aitille ftarb. Danger
bate bnr6 ben lqnsen llmsang nit
benz 9efdnsenen O6erinienbanten 5ous
quet mnu9es seb6rt, tuas ni9t betdnni
luerben iulIte Die @iienmasfe, wel6s
inbelien aus 9affet beItanb, bate ben
SauptSiued, am Reben 5u nerbinoern.
Sn Der bamaligen 8eit graulamer,
itrenser &edtspHese bate man trpbbem
oft eini9e S9eu, einen unbequemen
@efansenen bur9 eiu 2rdnflein aus Der
8elt 81 16affen.
Sn Der @ilenmasfe bat man nahein.
amber einen 8ruber 2uotpigs XIV,
ben 6erSos BON MOnmuutb, ben Ser.
Sos Beaufort, ben @rafen 8ermanSois
uno ben @rafen Mattbioli (8atb 6es
t0erjoss BON Wdntua) permutbet, um
jest auf @uita9e Danger 81 tonmen.
Dab 6ieier ME ettuas iiber feline Ger
fInft aelast baben iOll, tpiir6e ii9
auBer Der 8ebinoerins bes Sieben5
aud baraus ertldren, baB er feline ur,
laE5e bate, bic Meinuns gu 5erlt6ren.
er Iei eine aroBe Beri6nli6feit, nm iid
ais einfaden 9ienitbuten III befeunen.
Die erite Na6ridt iiber bic @ilenmaSfe
finoet It6 in einem 1745 erI6ienenea'
8oman (memoires pour rhistoire des
Perses) unb fanb erit 8ea1tung, als
@oltcire iie iiebeu Sabre na9ber nufs
9riff. Seine 9aritelluns bient allen
ieitberisen @r5dblunsen alS llnterlase.
Oelort erbielt Oarauf pom SerSos 8i6e.
lieu bic @rlaubniB, Na9fori9unsen in
ben Nr6ipen arjuftellen, mo- er ben
S6riftwe6Iel 5tpii6en Saint MarS
uno 9ourois eutoedte, aus benz er nit
g8abri6eiulidteit fOlserte, bic @iIsn.
musfe lei Wtattbioli serueIen, Der bic
5eituns Gaiale sleidJeiti9 an 2ubtuis
XIV, SapoDen, Spanien uno Wantra
perfauit battle. Spdter ipurbe bic Ga9e
iueiter 9eipunnen. Der giienmaste iei
cine @ittiue sur @attiu seseben iuor-
ben. Der SObn aus bieier @be fei in
8orIifa BON vsuter Seite (de bonne
part - buona parte)" elmer Guime
nnuertraut iuor6en. @r iei ber @rp6=
batter Hapuleuns l.! Ss, banti ber
8olfsmuno meiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

Ssner unb i1fEseH bic Sfammen aus
bsm unslidfi9en Drasal gen 9imHtel.
@lldli9 errsi9ten bic Srauen mit
ben @reiIen uHb 9inbern unb i6rem
0ab Hnb Gut ben freten 8Ooen bes
bersiiden Wonteneero, tuu fie S9nH
uno Silfe fanben. 9rasal aber blieh
elm Sduttbaufen. @r tuuroe nidt tuie'
Der aufsebaut unS beute itebt bort cir
6iterrei6iides Sort, bas in benz febteu
balmatiniiden Gufftanbe cine sroBs
&olle seIpielt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

MiBGuusene @rOBmutb.
sic (na6 benz Gbeuoehen): 49,. llno
nun, Utdunden, siebe ben SdlairOd
uno Die Sausidube an, ma6' 9ir's be-
quem uno bebasli6 uno rnu6e gnns
unsenirt Define Gisarrsl" @r: gsas,
bic @isarre erlaubit 9u mir au6?! =
Oa muB i6 absr bod slei9 in meinen
Club ellen uno meiuen Sreunoen err
;dbleu, iuel9en @olbeu9el i9 9ebeirotbet
babel. Aaieu, lie6er Shas,-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

-Biuf. - Serr @uItap, f6nnen
Sic Elm @ebeimniB beiuabren? = @as
rrm nid1t, 6rdulein Inna? - Slh, id,
n66ts gar Su 9erue - beirathen! -
90, iO?! = Sa, iin6 i'd m69te eben,
Ias = gtiemano als serabe sic bas
biiien iOlIte!
-ueberbaupt. 6rnu: geeulid,
jnt Iid elm junser Mnnu nit elmer
Dame uerlObt, uelde er ouf benz 9rei,
TAB fsnnen lernte. Rann: Sn, ia, baS
HreiraO Der BoliSetberi9t 1T iiber.
baupt i9Un pOI BON Sreirnosllnsllds,
allen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
SortI6rttt na@ raGparts.

Eranp gtO. 1. gu, tuie sebt's beSn,
ultes Saus? Wtuuter uno fioel? =
Tramp So. 2. 0as ioGIt' i9 meinen.
al8 i9 auiing, ben irrenOen Sitter su
ipieleu, bate ib uidt einen einSi9en
9umpenfesen am 96rper, iebt, tuie On
iiebit, bin id BON &Upf bis Su SUB tpeis
ter ni6tS als 2umpen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

Eamsn, bic bel 8arseE. nnb arbeiter.
t69tern iiblider iinb. ala in Der Gbels>
tpelt, unb baben ibnen @fdnj un6 Duff
nerlieben, iuie ct bic 9iotimen, bic
Gslefeu, bic Resinen umi@webt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

aeIteres Srdnlein: ,,Sas miiIIen sic
stgebeu, Serr 9ieutenant oaB bic
Wdnner heitt5utdse ianse nidt mebr
bieielben iino, iuie i'm afterthum; Ober
miirbe elmer, iuie 9eanoer, zines Ntdo'
mens tpegen einen Weeresarm Surbs
Ihpintmeu?" 9ieutenant b. S.: gtee I!
Mdbdien tuirSe beutSutd9e beriibers
Ihfpimmen.
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Ituerwattste ssenoune.

u (ber ieinen aug SItafrifa 5urida
tebreioen 5reunb am 8abnbOf besrii5t): ::
sci mir berSlid pilltOmmen, lieber,
after Sreuno! SD iuOllte Der @rite iein,
ber Did in Der Seimatb nieoer be
grii6t!.... SannIt Su MIR oieIeidi
10 Wart puupen?a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

sic (8raut): Sd bin sans per3peis
felt, Grthur. iiber Bapas unsliifli6e
Spetulationsluutb = -. @r (8rdus
tisam): @ie tann ii9 aber 9ein Utter
70 ipeit uerseIIen? 9us lit ia serabe5u
Elm 8erbre9en, nit benz @elbe 81 ipes
tuliren, bas BON &edtswesen i9uH ieis
nem S1wieseripbn seb6rtl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Dexter Matteis
Especial to the KEHnzBzo JOURNAL.


DKxrEa, July 6.-No material progress
10 being made in filing up the hole uLd.l
the roadbed of the Msine Central at Lilly
pond, bet ~een this place and Dover. The
track has been laid around the "sink" and
about 20 feet from it 90 tia. the regular
trains PASS without clay. but ihs indications
are that it will have to be changed again
very soon. 1t 10 said thai 3 rod has been
ruu down into this seemingly b,ttomless
pit between one and two hundred feet with.
out hitting anything solid.
Several who were At Exeter on Saturday
to see the races which did not come off,
vent over again today, in the hope that
they might be more fortunate. The bad
weather en- the Attn was great dissppoint-
ment to an immense multitude that as
sembled at Exeter.
The work Of improvement still continues
on the Merchants Exchange Hotel, Of
which Mr.. o. E. Blsckden 10 proprietor.
The workmen are just now beginning to
erect the tower at the western corner Of
the main bouse, which will be great addi-
ton to the looks as we'll as the capacity Of
the establishment. When the improve
ments in progress are completed, but very
few il any country hotels will surpa.s the
Merchants Exchange.
There wss no regular Fourth Of July
programme here, but at Town hall in the
evening an immense audience assembled,
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather,
to witness the play "Placer Gold" brought
out by local dramatic company of fifteen
persons, principal among whom were
Chas. R. Favor and Chss. II. Haines.
The play was one of good plot and
numerous local hits were introduced which
caught the crowd in great shape. Some
fine scenic effects were secured, and it 10
said thst the Rocky Run scene hss never
been surpassed by any ever before seen on
that Stage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
AT POLAND SPRINGS
viii Governor Buflelsh and
Vo1ld'sRair Commission lett.
Funssat OF Late HAppibsi asmlia VIII
1aks Place wednesday Aftssnoon.

POLAND 6PHrSes, July 6.-0ovefnol
Burleish and party arrived here this after
noon. The meeting Of the members Of the
Worlds Fair Commission will be held here
tomorrow. There will be forenoon
and an afternoon session, at which the
whole subject Of Names building in Chi.
esgo and the steps to be taken for securing
COED state exhibit will be carefully dis.
c1ssed and considered. Mssns. Bixby and
Bass Of the commission are here.
The ether members Of it viii arrive
tomorrow forenoon ~ viii also Gent raj
Mattscks Of tha exec ltive commission. Gov
e, nor Burleigh is accompanied BY his wife
aud d.ueh Mrs. R J. Martin and Mis-
EtEie Builsigh and by Mr.. spd Mrs. G. B.
Burleigh. The party will leave here esrly
Wednesday morning so that Governor
Bafleigh may attend the funeral Of ex'
Vice Pres dent Hsmlin. 1t is probable
that he will be accompanied BY the
members of the executive council.
Councillor Weegewocd Of Lewiston 10 here
Ionisht ard viii probably communicate
with the othsr members of the council on
the ms,ter. M. e. NJ. Shaw Of the New
Hampshire commission will be here tc-
morrow and confer with the members Of
t Ie Maize commission III regard to adver-
tisin ihe summer resorts Of the two states
ard in any other wsv that may appear OF
mutual advantage. Mr.. Shaw will pro-
bshig be one Of the executive commission
Of hi, state. He was formerly Maine man
ard has served in the Msire L. 9islsture, 90
that he is admirably qualified for the worn
hsnd.
Pglsnd Spring House presents q most
4trsci.ve and animated appearance, and
its great popularity increases from year to
ear. There are now over three hundred
guetts here and the applications for rooms
are coming in from sH over the country
vi.h every riail. Maine ray we'll feel
proud Of the fame which has been achieved
by this magnificent resort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Arrangsmsnts for the National Eo.
oampment.

Arrangements for the National Ea-
oampmsnt.
The following information in regard to
the National Encampment has been issued
from the Department Of Maine:
The 25th National Eucampment Of the
G.. A. r. will meet at Detroit, Mich, Au-
gust 4, 5 and 6. 1891.
The route selected by this department
for this trip 10 A. follows: Via Maine
Central Mountain Division), st. Johns
bury & Lake Champlsin, Rome, Water
town & Ogdensburs, and Michigan Central
railroads.
The following itinerary Of the trip 10 issued
for the information Of those Intending to
60: Leave Portland at s 45 A. NJ, Friday,
July 3la; dinner at Bartlett; supper At
Worthwhile, $40; arrive at Swanton, 100,
T. M Norwood. IL 10 P. M; Syracuse,
N. r., 8 80 A. M; Buffalo, Z So A. M. |;
breakfast; arrive 1t Niasafa Falls, 8 04 A.
NJ remaining ct Niagara Falls oil day,
giving all ample time TO see the falls and
visit all poir,s Of interest. Leave Niagara
at Is A. NJ arrive at Detroit Of 730 A.
NJ, Sunday morning, August I'd. Returr-
ing, leave Detroit any morning, except
Friday, at $50, and arrive in Portland at 8
z. M, the second day.
This will take the party through the
heart Of the White mountains by dsylighs,
and passing through Vermont, will give =
full view Of the cele brated Green mountain
range; at St. Johnsbury the great Fair
banks scale works are plainly seen; and
for several miles the road runs along the
banks Of the beautiful Lsmoille river; 4;
across Lake Champlain at Rouse's Point.
From Buffalo to Niagara falls the road runs
in full view Of the Niagars river nearly oil
the way. After leaving Niagara Falls the
party will 70 over the celebrated ITO miles
Of perfectly straight track.
A Wagner buffet sleeping car has been
chartered for the trip, and others will be
chartered II those desiring such sccommo-
The first car 10 nearly all taken up at this
time.
ALI those who desire can obtain their
meals on the trains.
In selecting this route the commander
has been governed by desire TO make the
trip the most enjoyable possible, and be-
lieves that this route affords an opportunity
to see the most magnificent scenery, visit
Niagara Falls, and arrive 10 Detroit before
the rush, with chance to see the city In
holiday attire before dec oFations have been
soiled or worn.
Half fare tickets from all stations TO
Portland and return will be sold TO eli those
going by this route to Detroit.
A limited number Of rooms have been
reserved as the Russell House 10 Detroit,
where department. headquarters will be
established. Parties desiring hotel accom-
modations sh ,uh apply Of once. For this
or any other information regarding tie trip,
apply to Il. G. Milliken, A. A. g., box
1919, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-07-07
Building CpsTstiors at Foxoroit.
Especial to the KESNEBEo JOURNAL

FoxcRoFr, July 6-The erection Of a
new three.story brick block, on corner Of
Main and Lincoln streets, seems to be
assured. The expense Of the structure,
as indicated by the plans made by
Architect Coombs Of LIE ewiston, is estimated
atabout 800, 900, and stock to the amount
of S21, 600 has already been subscribed.
the organization of the company to be per-
fecsed some time this week. Already pre-
parations are being made to clear the lot.
The new building will contain stores on
first floor, offices and small hall on second,
and opera house on third. This latter will
be provided with cspscious galleries, snd .
very large stsge fitted with all the scenery
and properties necessary in bringing out
flrst-c!ass plays. All the stores and Offices
are already rented and the small hall will
be perpetuslly leased for town purposes.
There is not as much building being done
In town this season 40 in some previous
years 80 there seems to be enough tene-
ments at present to accommodate
the people but good deal is going on
in the way Of repairing. changes. etc.
When some new business is started here
the building boom will doubtless commence
sgain.