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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The trustees Of the State College met
| Tuesday. Teere was full attendance.
Routine business was transacted.
Bath had another attempt st an incendiary
| FIRE Mondsy evening. building behird
the Alameds being fired. Damage was
| small.
Up to Tuesday night 16 artesisn wells
bad been bored at Thompson's brook, Bath,
from which tn, city's water supply is being
secured.
Patents have been granted to Walter E.
Frost, Lewiston, crsmping machine for
boots or shoes; Chas. A. Jacobs, Hallow-
ell. wire hangers.
Meetings Of the Maine Historical Society,
for the reading Of papers and for discus
s;ons will be held At the library, Portland,
December 10, ct 2 80 and 7 80 P. NJ.
In the Ssco Court. Tuesday morning,
Stephen X Ellis, ex-psoprietor Of the
Biddeford House. was sent. .neei to the
| county Jail for 80 days for drunkenness and
abusing his wife.
A seven-yesg-oli son OF Augustus Green
law of Calsis, while PLAYING IN Avhillock's
mill, caught his hand in the plsoer sad il
vas ground eff to the wTis.. His mother
| upan learning of the sceiden. bacame in
sane. His father 10 in the inssDe YUM
| at Augusts
| o. Msrisy, George Sargent of Msdrid
was brought before Trial Juftics james
W Butlis ED of Phillics, charged With
the sale Of intrxcasins iiqnors in the form
of 8 bsrret Of sweet cider. B. Emery
Pratt sppesred in behalf Of the defendant
s-dF.E Tin uberisks in behalf Of the
stste. Sa,gen, was arally found guilty
sd vss fiued $50 sd g ven thirty days in
jail He'sppesled,, ,ud vas pu. undsr $500
bonds.
| Game Warden Albert French Of Calais,
hss j1st msSe one Of the mss. important
captures Of illegal deer killers ever made
In the State. that Of George Glidden OF
Pren,iss Giiddel vas csptured Saturday
night in bis log cabin 10 the woods and
taken to VIM, snd Mord,y was brought
before frial j,s,ice on fur charges Of
killing deer With dogs. He was found
| guilty In eseh case and ined $3.50 and
cos's, and in d.fsult Of payment was put in
Bangor jsil.
Treasurer Eve'esh Of the Mime State
Agricultural Society made smother pay
ment upon the sociesy's debt, Tuesday. Of
1916 o6. This payment 10 made up,n The
5000 note, $3.50 Of il being upon the prin
cipal, and the remsi1def, l2s Is. upon the
interest There nov remains - the total
deb. Of the society the s20, 600 moftTags
| lean and se5oo unpaid upon the 5000, q
total Of s22 500 up to Dec. l. 1891 This
! i. probably the last payment that will be
made upon the debt this year, - ros more
than enough 10 left in the treasury To pas
I incidental expenses that occur between nov
sud toe fair. The total an unit paid upon
! the debt thus far ID s10,36l52, or over
| $3.50 more than the most ssnArine esti.
mated could be done as the close Of the
| fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
THIS DOES NOT PLEASE CHILL.
President Montt Proposes TO Cut Down
the Army and Navy.

LONDON, Nov. "A Valparaiso dispatch
says hat the proposition Of President Montt
10 cut down the army and navy has caused
considerable satisfaction among the COM
neicisl residents Of Valparaiso, both for
O gu and native, - indicating that be does
not ant cipate any serious trouble with tho
United States, and that the exl.tir difficulty
will be amicably settled The reason Gtven
in II fllential Chilisn quarters for Motto
action 10 that he 10 afraid to natptain the
army and navy at their present formidable
strength.
ySioce the success Of the revolution
p; alousies have arisen In the revolutionary
ranks. Prominent 1ffieers. both Of the
army and navy, and especially OF the army.
nave shown signs Of disconient on the
ground that they have not been adequately
rs recognized, and that the members OF the
Juats and their immediate friends have
.pp,opria,ed the honors and rewards.
Montt having seen that be himself, BY
m AIS Of the navy alone, started . success
IA; revolution, 10 said to be afraid that his
example may be followed and has resolved
to weaken the ability Of the army and navy
for mischief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
A NEW GERMAN FIELD GUN.
II will Make Germany Superior 10
France In u Military Way.

BERLIN, Nov. "a - The extraordinary
credit Of over 100 0O0, 900 marks asked fos
in the budget Of artillery 10 intended for
providing the army with . kind Of field gun.
having . new timber, . new carriage
and new ammunition. The new gun
has been perfected under the
direct surveillance Of Emperor
william, Count Won Waldsrsee. and
Gen. Won Schlis 6en, their experiment.
having been conducted In secrecy and with
The utmost rapidity. II 10 estimssed that
the peace effective force will be supplisd
with the new weapon within one year and
the war effective within three years Ger
many will thus be placed In . position Of
superiority to France, the work Of improv-
iag artillery In the latter country beiug still
In the experimental stage.
The Krupp works alone will supply the
cast steel Of which the barrels OF the new
guns are made Herr Krupp wss informed
by the Emperor personally that he would
receive the contract The new gun will hs
lighter than the presens weapon aud will be
Hfed in one third Of the time and With
double the sffsct and precision. Instead
of the various prof sctiles formerly In nee.
q universal cartridge will be used. COM
bin ng the characteristics Of both shell and
shrspnell, wi h smokeless powder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The elops msrt Of Rev. Waiter Nelson Q
Baptist minister Of S.. Thomas, Ont, and
. young lady school teacher is reported.
L. A. Bsrgevin sud Roy, dry goods and
clsthi1g Of Qaebec, have assigned. Liz
b,lit es, s34, GOO; assets, s20 600.
B Patterson. . leading poll ician and
lawyer Of Poasviiie, Pa, and editor Of the
Miners Journal, has disappeared, leaving
behind him creditors for bstween s40. 900
and $50, coo.
The President hiss directed revenue ves-
sels to cruise slong the Atlantic coast from
the ST. Croix river to Cbsrieston. 8. c..
from December 1.t to April LIST, for the
purpose OF s6ord ng relief to all vessels
found to be in distress.
"fhe Qusep," an elegant summer hotel
on L1shrop street, Beverly, Mass, burned
to the ground shortly after two O'Clock,
Friday morning. and the cottage house op
po.ise owned by Joseph r. Rogers, was
completely au,tsd BY IRE. Loes, $50, 900 /;
insurance., s60. 900.
A peculiar freak Of the market, ~ re-
gsfds Maine and Brighton, IL exempined BY
the shipment Of cattle through Lewiston.
For instance, the identical carlosd Of csssle
sent through Lewiston to Brighton sent last
week, returned via Lewiston TO Bsngof Il
the close Of the week to be killed there for
the market
DR. Andrew Mcfarland, the well known
insanity expert and proprietor Of the private
inssse retreat u Osklsnd, Ill, !, suicided
Sunday night, BY hsosing himself. 81
wss doubtless deTsnsed. DR.. Mcfarland
vas native Of Concord. N. g., and wss al
ons tine superintendent Of the New Hsmp
shire asylum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
THB CONSERVATIVES
Favor The Admission Of E16dsh
Yensn 70. Franchise,
And Regards with Pleasure the In.
proved Condition Of ireland.

BtRxINsHAM, Nov. s4.--rhe Censesvar
dive conference today adopted the following
resolutions:
"Thas this conference 10 Of opinion that
shen the question Of representation Of the
people 10 feopened by Parliament. serious
consideration should be given the elaine
Of women to be admitted to franchise when
o;herwise entitled BY ownership OF occu.
patton"
The following resolution was also
adopted: "ThAt, In the opinion OF this
conferences, the attitude Of the Conserva-
live party toward the bona ade unioniss
Labor candidates should be one Of SYM
pathy and encouragement" This resolu-
ZION was rsjsc.ed; "That this conference
regards with the utmost satisfaction the
improved social and industrial condition OF
Ireland under the present government. and
cordially endorses the intention Of the min
isters TO introduce at the next ssssion bills
for the extension OF local government, also
for the promotion OF technical education In
that part Of the United Kingdom
The following resolutions were sdoplsd
"That. considering the great importance
Of the labor questions, Il 10 desirabie that
labor department bs formed by the govern.
ment to be presided over by minister OF
the crown. to be termed Labor Minister
"That this conference dssires to express
thanks to Lord Salisbury and the ministefy
for appointing 90 large number Of work
men a. factory inspectors. but ct the came
time hopes that the government may see the
way to appoint women inspectors for the
employ msnts in which their own sex 10 en-
gagged"
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Disc5urseing crop reports are received
from the Presidency CT Madras.
A dispatch from 81. Petersburg says that
Psdle~ski, rho ss'sssinated Gen. Solver
etc ff in Paris In 1890, il the man Who threw
the bonn which caused the disasteT tn n
disaster to the CzTf's tran 81 Borki a couple
Of ears ago.
Many peasants and Inhabitants Of the
vilisges In the government OF k,zan. Bus
sis, are sufsring from severe iIlnsss
caused by eating hssh Of horses xnd cattle.
They we're not used to meat, bat the pre-
vsiiing famins compelled them 70 resori
to II.
The Tin plsts manufacturers in Wsles at
Q meeting Tuesday resolved to shus down
their works for . fortnight In December
AID fortnieh, in January in order TO
countefsct the continued tendency toward
lower psices arising from the accunu.ssien n
Of stocks In the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Completes the Work Before II and Then
AdjOurns Sine Die.

WASHINGTON, Nov "a -Th heRepublicsn
national committee this forenoon referred
to the xecut.ve committee, with full power
10 act, all matters connected with the prep
ars ito is for the next convention. The
executive committee decided to assume The
active direction Of the matter itself Chan
hing F Meeks, of Colorado, was elected BY
the Executive committee as sergeant alarms
1t the max nstiooal convection.
This afterpoon tie Committee settled
the col flict between the two wing Of the
Republican party in Utah BY recognizi %
the committee elected by the convention at
Salt Lake City, Sept, 2, 1891, IS she Re-
pubiicln Terri orial COMMITTEE OF Utah.
A resolution was adopted urging tue Re-
publicnrs Of Utah to bury local differences
Then followed statement from each
member CT the committee Of the condition
of the party in the various states aid its
needs and prospects. These we're generally
hopeful in tone and we're received with
enthusiasm by the committee as well - BY
the members Of the executive committee Of
the National Republican League, who were
admitted to the hall.
Ex-Gov. Pir ch back of Louisiana indulged
in fierce attack upon the white Republic AIS
Of the South whom he held responsible for
the lack Of viriii.y Of the party in that
section, whom he charged with suppressing
the negro vote for fear Of race issues He
held that their pusillanimous policy resulted
in untold party losses, and maintained that
. fes vigorous contests and manifestations
of their rightfui power by the southern
negroes would have q whole some political
effect and redeem the Southern states from
the d. mocracy.
Is swas announced that a meeting Of the
executive committee would be held within
two or three weeks upon . call from the
chairman. to undertake the work prelimin-
ary to the convention. At o'clock the
national committee adjourned sine die.
Re.oluaions of coincidence upon the death
Of Hon. E. Il Rollins Of Nav Hampshire,
ard Hon. William Cousins 6oodioe OF
Kentucky. late members Of the committee,
were adopted
At2 o'clock the committee in . body
proceeded to the Executive Mansion and
paid their resps cts {, President Harrison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
Coal on an Alaskan Island.

SAN FRAscIsco, Nov. "a Col. S. Lu-
cas- Ard F. W. Worster, who have just re-
turned from the Shumsain islands, Alaska,
report that on the principal leland Of the
group about 300 miles west Of Sitks, are
valuable coal mines. During the past four
years the owners have been developing g
them. Besides supplying the local de-
mapd 1t is proposed to pace this coal on the
San Francisco msrket pexs year. The
coal veins lie one above the other, abou.
thirty feet apart and measure FIVE
or six feet from the roof to f,or. Several
veins can be traced for distance Of Two
miles. A tHsmwsy has been built connect
ing the tunnel with $50 ton cosl bunker
at tide water. Two whsrves and dwelling
houses have been erected, and there is con
siderable rolling stock on the ground 1t
is asserted thss cargo lots Of the coal can
be delivered in San FRANCISCO at "a per
ton. An aaaly els shows that 1t 10 somewhat
superior to Seattle coal, but, being of lig-
nitic formation, ss are sill Pacific coast
Goals, 1t carries lsrgs pecentsge Of mois-
tuYe,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
VETERAN JOHN BLACK.
He Was Gen. Sc0tt's Orderly in the
Mexican War.

ToPEKA, Kan, Nov. "a There resides
in Junction City, q veteran Of two ware,
John Black. now pensioner of the Gov
eminent. He was born in Ireland sky
seven years ago, bu, came to this country
when mere boy. As youog man he en-
tered the regular army, serving twenty. ore
years in the Second Dragons under Gen
Harney H. was in most of the battles Of
the M xican war, and carried the fret ehsll
TO the battery thst began the operations
against The stronghold of Chapuiiepte.
He was Gen. Sco,t's orderly when The
triumphant entry was made into the City
Of M exico. He holds Gen. Scott in high
esteem, but CT the same time b. believes
that bis cid leader was too Indifferent 10
the lives and comfort Of his men.
After the Mexican var Black vas, with
his comma and, 10 the Utah expedition. HIS
company was the one that first visited tie
scene OF the Mountaia Mesdow massacre.
where he helped bury the bones of the
unfortunate mpn, women and coild'en who
we're killed by I0diAns under lead rtn.p Of
The Mcrmons. He secured from ihcrD
bush a long tress of liIky brown heir,
which told SD story OF some poor woman
who there ended her lie.
In 1859 be was stationed at FItt Rllf! I,
where be served Elk years a. o,derly EEL
gesnt, his days Of active field service beif 6
over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
CHICAGO CORN MARKET
Was Scene Of Much Interest Tuesday
Sharp Advance In Prices.

CAIcAGo, New, "a The corn pi.wss the
centre OF interest today, and to the ?
cents. advance scored by the Novemb +
future yesterday, further appreciation OF
l-2 cents was added today. II grew out Of
the snxie'y of the shorts in that month with
settling day approaching. Verv small avail.
able st0cks,are in store here and very little Of
the liberal receipts is of the co tract grade.
They made frantic efforts to buy, but The
actual grain is in strong hands and the
holders are disinclioed to cell November,
which closed yesteris ) lay st 62t. was steadily
bid up upiii it touched 20. without any bus
ipess to speak Of psssing; then there wss 8
reaction to G6, ard another bulge to SO at
the close. The other futures sympa,hiz ID
with November to 3 minor degree duriug
the esrly trading, but later when the mar
ket became wild, broke away, reacted and
closed somewhat lower than yesterdays
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

Col Payson Tucker, general manager Of
the Maine Central, sndI Wheaton, super-
intepdenr of the Phillips & R.r geiey road,
went to RsngsIey last ~s.k by special
train. A surrey for "a extension Of the
road &. Rsneeley from 'hs station to point
near the lake was made.
At the ar 1sl meeting Of the stockholders
of the Fraakliu Megansic X Z. the old
board Of eff ,ers were re elected with this
exception, Allen Blanchard CT 5tfatio and
A. v. Kinds Of Kipsfsld were chosen
directors in the plscs Of N B Bryant and
Orren Tufts. Thsy reported the road in =
prosperous condition.
At the Preble Monday evening was Mr..
]. d. TesgEe OF Carbon. He 10 one Of
the promoters Of the Bangor and Afoos.
took, and 10 here - solicit subscriptions to
the stock Of the railway. II 10 understood
that be has received subscription Of $1,000
from Hon. W. r. Miiliken. This, win tie
$1,000 subscribed by Hon W. L. Putnam,
and the $1,000 subscribed by Hon. Jsha n.
Adams, makes . good beginning in PORT
lsnd.-Portlsnd Press.
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BEAT THE SHENANDOAH.
Ship Swaphilda Makes the Voyage from
San Francisco TO Harye in 1O6 Days.

HALIFAX. N. S, Nov. 24.-The Nova
Scous ship Swarhilda, owned by
J W. Carmichael, New GLASGOW,
sailed from San Frsucisc, July 26 ard ar
rived at HNve on the 10th, making the
voyage in log days, beating the Bath. Me-,
ship Shenandoah's time by three days. The
Shenandoah carried "a 30 cenisls to the
ton register. and the Swsnhilda carried
AZ G1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
LYING IN STATE.
Remains of Gov. Hoyey of Indiana to be
Taken to Mount Vernon.

INDIANAPOLIS, lad. Nov. "a This fore
noon the remains Of Gov. Hovey wsre re-
moved to the state house. The body re-
msiped in state until the afternoon, when
q memorial service. conducted by The G.
A. R, was commenced in the chamber OF
the House Of Representatives. The remains
will be taken to Mount Vernon tomorrow,
and the funeral will tAke place Thursjsy.
At noon today Chief Justice Elliott admin
istered the oath of ofiics to Lieutenant Gov
error Chase and be became Governor OF
the state.
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HAPPY YOUNG DOCTORS.
Glass Of Twenty.three Graduate from
the Dartmouth Medical College.

HANOVER, Nov. "a The snnual grsdu'
ating exercises of Dartmouth Medical Col
lege occurred this evening in the college
church. Prayer was offered by Pres BAIT
lett, ard the address was delivered b. c. B
Hammond, M. D., of Nashua, q delegate
from the New Hampshire Medical Society.
The Grafton aud vsiidictory address was
given by W. B. Segur, A b of Plttsdeld,
VT, and c. C. Day Of Newton, N II re-
spactively, OF the graduating Glass. Prof.
c. 2. Frost, dean Of the college, gave the
diplomas TO q clas of %,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-25
YELLOW FEVER AT SANTOS.
Deaths Among Sailors Fever Wards Of
Hospitals all Crowded.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, Nov. 24-Ths
steamer 8. laura is discharsins . cargo Of
coffee here She left Santos Oct. 25th a. d
Capt Moppstt ssys: when l left Santo.
yeilow fever there had been raging TO-
some lime. The fever wards Of the hos
pital are full. During the last m NTH the
cap aims Of five Norwegian and one Sweden
ship have died of yellow fever. Sailing
vessels usually lose two or three Of their
crew BY the disease while in port. Steam
ers, with rare exceptions, lose nome"
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RECORDS BROKEN.
The Year,ips Rllly Frou Frau
Trots q Nile 10 226.
And Tho Ysarlhs Pilly Pausta Paess I
lile Ia 2.24S4
Both Lowered the Worlds Record At the
stockton, California, Track.

SrocKroS, Cal, Nov. 24.-Two worlds
fec3Fds were beaten here today. The year
iisg flly From Ffou vas driven By Millard
Sanders in 2 &c, beating Bell Birdie tine .
Q aarter Of second. She flashed the last
quarter in So seconds. A,haison. q year
iing colt, made mile in 2S F.usta, .
yesrling ally, paced = mile in 2 24i. beat
ing her worlds rs cord of 2 253, msds here
Saturday. She finished the last quarter il
So seconds.
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DAMAGE BY THE GALE
Through Pennsylvania and Other States
Was Very Heavy.

PITrsBURG. Pa, Nov. "a The gale 10
over and the weather is growing cold.
Communication by telegraph WAS restored
10 ali directions this afternoon and business
Is oncs more resuming q normal condition.
The damage by the storm in western Penn
syiviuis. eastern Ohio and West Virginia
will reach several hundred thousand dol
lars
A special isem Bellefonte says: 1.-The
church at Il ella vas blown OF & number Of
children WHO sought refuge from Il storm
Two we're fatally injured and several others
seriously hurt"
A despatch from Punxsutawny, Pa.
s.a'es that the storm damaged property
there to the extout Of $50 600 Among the
buildings destroyed IN the Cumberland
Presbyterian church.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
The Democrats Beund to Have Majority
By All Means.

ALBANY, N. r., Nov. ALI the stste
board Of cAfvassefs decide. in accordance
With the attorney gsnefa's upiaion, that
Sherwood Of the a7th district is Ineligible
and to seat his Democratic opponent. ths
next Senate viii stand, Democrats, i6;
RepusIe.ns, Is; Independent, /. Even
though Ejwafds lIndependent) should
vote steadily viii ,he Republicans, the
Democrats would still have control - Lient.
Governor Sheehsn would give the casting
vote. In ihs assembly the seating OF Ryan
ard Beske. viii give the Democrats sixty
. Z members. R-publioals, 81 TIE death
of Assembiymsn Murphy viii reduce the
Democratic vote in the assembly to 65.
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No Election for Mayor at Providence,
II. /.

Providence, r l., Nov. A.-Thefe
was no election for mayor In this city
today. The vote fell over 1000 behind
that Of last year. Charles Sydney Smith
Republican, 6305; William X. Potter,
Democ,st, 6494; Henry c. Clark. Iads
pendent, 709; B. b Esmands, Prohibition,
294; s. Fl. Bailey, Nationalist, 143. J.
c, b Woods. Republican, was elected state
Senator. D. L. D Granger, running on
both Republican and Democratic tickets,
was reelected city treasurer. John II
N CURE, Dem , Tas elected hsfbor master
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OUT OF BUSINESS.
Illinois Attorney -General Winds Up Two
Insurance Companies for Frand.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24,-Atiorney. General
Hunt today filed petliions in the circuit
court to wind up and dissolve the Chicsao
Mutusl Life Benefit Assoc sti IN and the
North American Mutual Benefit Association
on the ground that they have been conduct-
ing business in fraudulent manner chiefly
to pay the salaries Of their cfficers. The
Mutual Life has unpaid lossss Of sI2a,063; !;
the North American has liabilities OF S78,-
I'll, and assets of Sl8,0l6
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AMERICAN HOUSE LESSEES
File a Petition in Insolvency - Had a
Large Load TO Garry.

BosTos, Nov 24,-Russell & S,urgls,
late iessees of the American House, fled
petition in insolvency today. The firm tofk
post ession under & NOR gsge for $50, 900
that they placed on Furnishing the hotel,
and found extensive repsits necessary
which cost about $50 900, for which they
ran in dsb:. Aside from bills for repairs,
the firms unsecured liabilities are incon,id-
erable. Incumoered assets sre said to be
light.
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FAILED THE BANK.
Well Known Operator Goes Under and
Swamps an Irwin, Pa. Bank.

IRwIs, Ps., Nov 24-The Farmers snd
Miners Deposit Bank susper ded today on
accou It Of the finsr cial embarrassment of
james 81. White, one OF the best known
private institution, operated BY P. 8. Pool
& Son, with . capital stock Of s75 900.
The asssts are claimed to be equal TO the
liabilities. Mr.. Pool says tie trouble 10
temporary. Judgments ssgresatirg $780,
600 we're entered against White today.
The heaviest creditnn are Peter 8. Pool &
Son, the total Indebtedness reaching about
s430 600. Mr.. White stated today that
every dollar Of his indebtedness viii be
paid.