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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
RESTORE SERFDOm.
The Car Now Has That Wild Scheme
In View,
Which If Attempted 10 he Carried Out
viii Cause Trouble.

PARIS. Jan. 3l.-AcGording to sdvices
from st. Petersburg, Tho Car intends to
luitiste mesrurps fpT the restoration
lf serftom among the peasants.
Reports from many district officials con-
CURED in The statement that the increase
4 puIstion in the villages is so great that
h. land belonging to Mrs" or local com
munes is Insufficient to support all the
member,
The guverDment with the view Of remedy
TX the evil, proposes 10 allocate to the
Yesssnfs vast tracts Of lad under cOndi-
.iaus milsr to those of serf tenure.
A third of the harvest is to bs stored in
communal msgsz mes for ihe support Of the
pessa1ts third ls To bs sold by the gov
,rnmen. Tor the payment of local debts to
tue ate, and third to be retained for
payment Of governms mt taxes.
Tha peasants will rot be allowed to move
from Tie c0mmunes, but be bound to the
soii and will be Obliged 10 fulfil the con-
reacts Vith the $ ste, The system is 10 be
first applied in the prOvilcts of Ssmsra and
para off ami " sue 3essiui y i'll be extended
ali over the empire.
The execution of the new law will be en-
fusted 70 the district officials. As these
sre recruited from the reaction nobility,
xho favor the restoration OF serfdOm, they
are certain to report the scheme succets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Railroaos & STEAMBOATS,
Maine CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arranesmenf Of Trains In Effect Hsy,
23tb, 1891.

ooIHQ WEsT-sL A. n. Tor Levfs.oa
aaos,and. Por.Iszd, Boston an1 Montreal, 145 4
n foy HAlloveE. Gardiner and Sonth 9ay1issr
M ate A n Tor Br-assisk. Lewiston, Warrington
R<st.aed. Portland And Hostns. connecting foi
VAli> nosnssia rSiap, no ?. d. tos
Hr.ossl. Gz.iiasr and sosfa Gardiner, III.
p. n. tor grals~fsx, Bath, F1SiAEI, sos.on
Ball9wst, Gardiner Aed 5odtfi Gardner; II o.
p n Inisht PailmaaJ fof Le9sstsn, Bath, Port
ahd And Boston.
sagvasSan Eetfzz., Bangor, sv hAroor, St
sssohsAs, 81. John and AFoostoox Coanty, sB A
n for NstsrviSls, sGO~nsrsn and Bangor; 81.
r n Tor ~staryiils, OzxlzBd, North Anson
Elaxaam, skosaegan. Belfast, Dover and
Yox roft, H2aysr, Gar HAfbor. Be- Stephens
~ John and Aroos 'ooE CoaGty, and Sunday
spiy d si7 A. n, fsr Bangor.
rs. sisht Pullman Ifaihs run oast way eyefy
naght, sanaa7. lnsiaasd. bat aot 70 sHoghesAn
a. Monday noyaibss. or ~ bsifast, Dexter, o.
i,,,osa Bangor, os Saa iay ns0rniBss.
fhs dag express trains going West a. 1910 A
NJ and East At lss r, NJ run daily, saEdsgs in
cis1s1. bes vsea Boston, iegiston. Bath, Bangor
and st. Joha.
<.res soa,h Gardiner s.S A. NJ, 10 ard 4 70
Pa Gardiner, O. A. NJ, l,z6 and t.ts r. NJ.
tsi4osei gts 4. NJ. ~ snd $50 r. NJ.
rbrgasa tickets 70 California and ali points
Fosth and Wet may be had Of l.. H. WE.ksf
tieset as-ar, Augusta, the only Office 10 Aasasts
s-ilisg ria al rosies aud checking baggage tres oi
ssrnss.
PAY5Os TUCKER, Vice Pres. 0eni MAnAzur.
y. B. sooTHBY. Gent Psss. snd riGke. Ast.
Portland. Nov. %, Ifsi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Somerset RAILWAY.

Commanding Monday. jane 18th, 1897, asin,
siil run - ioiio~a, connecting 81 Oarlaad viii
hsln. Central kaIlrosd,
For Boston. Portland. Lewiston. Wstefyiils. Al
fssts sao~hegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. So a. N.
~ % p ". boion, sbx A n, 353 NJ, Cara
tBns gais 1884 A. ID. Il Os ?. N, kmoden. 70z
an l.Gr NJ. North Anson, y A NJ, $50 p
" Aason, IN NJ. l.5s ?. n, n.-iison, y.so A
lo2r.s o., aorridseuooE, $50 a ~, z-zl ?
- Bang siding, = 50 a. NJ, an P ~, Sawteie
Cr5s.nE, 's.02 4. -. '2-12 NJ, arrive Oakland
10 n. $50 ? ".
From Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tsryiils, bEoshsgan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, e.05 A. N. 80
IN saetetie Crossing, ~ - A NJ, IS % p. NJ,
kanss sidiDs - - A. n. '5.0 P N Hofridge
soeE gif n. s.I+ p NJ. Madison, 9.5t a. NJ.
s8Ps AnaOa, ASA. ", Is ?. NJ North An
.aa, 10 % a n, $50 NJ. Embdon lD.O A. NJ d.
go e. n, CaFrataBk Fails, 'i0.&s a NJ, 'ott =.
" Solob. 70 So 4 ~, $40 NJ. arrive Bingham.
il90A. NJ, s.Ia F.a
flag stations. at which trains stop on signal or
notice 70 conductor Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. Wh- N. TX, bupt-
septsdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
HON. G W. LsDD DEAD.
Has a EGtlVe Of Augusta But Long
Resided In Bangor.
Was Prominent Business Man and Served
in Congress 1s7S.S2.

BANGOR, Jan. S1.-Hon. George w
Lsdd died at his home in this city this even
ing. after an illness Of several weeks. He
was born in Augusta, Sept. %, 1918, and
came to Bangor in 1888. He has been q
prominent business man here, at one time
being in trade with the West Indies. Ho
vas elected to he 46 h Congress from this
1istric. in 1878, Reelected 10 1880. and was
= candidate III 1882 but wss defeated by
Hon. c. A. Boutelle. Mr.. Lsdd was
elected on the Greenhsck- Democrat
ticket. A daughter, Mrs. Philbrook, sur
wives, his wife having died some time ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
A TERRIBLE SEA
Washed Away Part of Crew-The Vessel
Total Loss.

ABERDEEN. Wash Jan. 81 Later sd
vices state that The British bsik Ferrdsle
which went sshcre 10 miles north Of Grsy's
Harbor, Friday, Is now 'otsl wreck sbout
mile of shore A terrific gale and 81
exceptionally high tide prevailed when the
vessel was wrecked. The sea rsu higher
than WAS ever before known.
When she suuck the officers snd crew
had but lit,le time in which TO prepare to
reach shore. An attempt WAS made to
lsul ch the boats, but the tremendous sea
swsmped their fra.l crsfr. Tie crew lsshed
themselves 10 the yards and broken pieces
of the mssts. Soon afterwards the ses broke
over the ship, AMI several Of the crew were
washed away, The FerndaIe was new
vessel. On her first trip 10 this coast. The
vessel was worth about SEQ goo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01

WoRcEsrER. Msss., Jan. 2l-The four
story brlck block at 20 Cypress street,
Owned by A BEilir gsnP, msaufSe'urer of
e ginfs, was badly dame gsd BY h'e this
u1orniny. The orusr occupied part of she
building and i. the principal oser HE loss
IL estimsted At 5000 covered oy insurance.
The other tenants we're A 3. Bfuneil
nickel piater; W r. Dssbersso, plumber
T. T. Taft. mschin:si; L L. B.rnes, wood
turner; C. Dshlbsry, blacksmith; r A
Olmstesd, mschIniss. Ices sbou: $1,000,
which IS covered by insurance. the fire
was caused BY sp3nisneous combustion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

John q. Stone. dry goods. Bangor. Me ,
has made an assignment. He owes $40,
900. snd has assets Of 1900
The special postal service to South
Dresden, Lincoln county. from West Drs 8
den, 90 route 49o will be discontirusd
from January 3ist.
Cattle Commis.ione, George Fl. Bailey,
is up in Ma.sschusetss giving the people Of
that state some unpleass1t facts about their
herds of cattle. He says that 90 to 30 per
cant Of the cav: that furnish milk TO Bos.
ton and osaer large cities have tubercuiosis.
The Traveller quotes him - saying ths,
chopped meats kno-n - "HsmbuFg
steaks" and the "Frapsfus ssussge:" are
made from wcrn out snc diseased cattle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
SPURGEON DBsD.
The End Csms Sunday BVsV-
iue at II O'clock
a. A.a'o'e, France, Atisr 8 Long md
psiniul lin SIS.
Aged Nearly is Years-A Life Full OF
Usefulness Closed.

sxsroSE, Jan. Si.-Mr. Spurgeon died
Shortly after II O'Clock tonight.
Mr.. Spurg son's BODY will be taken to
Eag .snd for burial. Mr.. Spurgeou took .
lie milk daring Saturday night. and early
Sandsy m,rnins It was evident there wac
~ hope. 0ace or twice he just reeogniz. ID
h sife. After 10 o'clock A. Nj. he took
n food sad srsdu .ly sank. His
tienis had been confisnt thN he wonh
recover, because his last attack WAS milder
Than the previous one, ha; tao govt reached
lis head and congestion of the kidneys
returned, Between his attacks Of sufet-
Isg Saturday he was able to speak and
e \ pressed hmseif as ANXIOUS to aend .
m tsssse 20 his congregation. He thought
OF HE wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
ALL SATISFIED


LoSDos. Jan. 3l.-A Santiago corrsf-
pondeut OF the riIpvs says Public opinion
,efe is satisfied with the procedure Of the
government 10 the dispute with TIE
United States government. The Press
caves 1t TO the United States and
o her nations to judge Ihe rights and wrongs
# the dispute. Intert,t now centres in
the precedent " the Uaiied States prepar-
Jog 10 solemu!y lay down for herself and
queftiln nhetheT her further demands
<ouid be tuCh as she hersef would oe
prepared to concede uader similar circum-
stanCes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan 30 -Psnsions
have been granted 10 these re.ide't ts Of
Msine: Ohginsl, Amos g. Toby, jeremiah
Snow, Frank MeGfuey, Th3mss X M
Ken ey, Charles l.. Decof, hicbsel Nsr
ton, Wsylsnd Bgelo~; increase, Stnbotr
c. Murphy, Reuben A. Dow. josiah g NJ
Spiller, James II. Booker; teissne, Lev
g. Ferris; o'igiasl. v.dlv, { rs S. Marsh
Original. Thomas Leonard, Levi @. Foss
Barney Griffin, Edwin II Ansen, 6eOrgs
Blake, John Csverty, Alfred Coustsntin.,
pie, Allan T. Hodgki4s, Adsniel A1tny
Original, wi6oFs, etc, Lizzie G Rose
Hsaush d Hinkley. Atdie A. Campbell
Lydia Bean, Susan b Richards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01

Physici.us' prescriptions nave failed to
reach many cases OF rheuns,.sn known %
have been subsf quentiy cured by Salvation
OIL. That 10 the reason Why the popuis,
voice is practically unanimous in its f.vcr.
Oae bottle is usually suiiciens.
Be wise In time and procure DR.. B1ii'.
Cough Syrup ,hich slsays cures c,agns
ard coids. and prevents consumption Price
% cents q bottle. dItfJrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01

Charles Hsddon Spurgeon WAS born at
X alvedou, Essex nouaty. Eas!snd. June 10,
1854 He i,ioed Baptist church In Cam
bridge when qai.e Souag aud st Is became
, m,nis.er OF smsli chapel ~ Water
bridge lie went TO London in 1883, where
oe At once strsoted large auiiences. In
1861 an immense chspel, called ''ihe Tab
-tnsclu, " WAS buiit for him al Newinston
Butts, London, u mere he afterwafd
preached until his Illness Thirty ,ix olher
chspels have beel opened in London. the
ministers OF which were usinei At col
ltge founded and directed by him. He
wrote The Saint sHd Ills Saviour. -
''R ,adings for the Closet" and other
buDks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Fire al Beverly

BEVERLY. Jan. 81 Humans three
story plsplGg mill on River street was de-
sroyed by FIRE lssi night, csusing loss Of
about sl5 900.
The fire VAS discovered in the resr Of
the structure at 40 2. NJ, and an alarm
from box 10 summoned the department.
There was vigorous northeast vItd at
the time, ard the frems had bard ID on
hand when they began work.
The fame, spresd throughout the build
ipg with slmoH lightning rspidity.
Twelve ssreams Of water we're soon pour
ing into the structure, but the flames we're
difficult to extinsui.h as there vas up
wards Of 60, coo feet Of dry lumber on the
diferent f1aYs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
SAMUEL HOLBROOK DEAD.
Was an Old Yacht Builder and Master
Builder at ChariestOwn

HNGHAM, Mass. Jan, 3l.-Ssmusl E
Holbrook one Of the oldest yacht builder,
in Bo.ton sni at one time a solid business
man of Boston, died suddenly last evening
~ the residence of his daughter. This
direct csuse of his death ~ss q severe
stack Of la grippe. For % yeats Mr
Holoroos acted as master builder il
the Cbsrlestown navy yard and for year,
carried on business on Commercial street
under the firm name of Whittemore & Hol
brook. 10 this establishment the lste ID. J
Lswier lesrned the first rutiments of zach,
building, During the wsr Mr. Holbfool
aave hoerslly Of money and time to tbs
Union cause. He leaves three daughters
Faner.l services will BIZ heid here Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01

How nicely Hoods SsrsspariIIs hits the
needs Of people who feel 'sll tired cut" or
run down." from any cause. Il seems to
oil us tie whole mechanism Of the body 90
that all msves smoothly and work becomes
. positive delight. Be sure to get Hoods.
Holds Pills set especially upon the liver.
Yousins II from ioYpiiity to iss natural
du'ie,, cure Constipation ard sssiss disss-
tion. d&wfoiprmI ychd&x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
RAILROAD MEN
Gather at New York to Talk Over
Matters in General.

NEW YoBK, Jan. $1,000 railroad
men, representing every state end territory
in the United States, met here ;o5sy.
Conductors, engineers, hremeD, brake
men snd telegrspers were present.
all the members of ihe orgsuizsii1n are
distinct from each oIher. OIe object of
the meeting is to bring about closer sud
more friendly relations between the dffe'
ent organizations, with = vies TO effectiDg
consolidation at no distant day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Condensed DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken From the
Current Events Of the Day.

Tue Marble Company's mills at West
Rutland. VI, we're burned Saturday. Loss
about $50 900; issured s22 600.
The fishing schooner. Starry Flag, Capt.
DAVID Couilar, ovued BY William Parsons
Of East Giouce ser, sent ashore on Cape
Island rock, Cape Porpoiss, Friday night,
A1d 10 . total loss The crew was saved.
L3ss about 81. 900.
!, Schooner John r. Kelsey from Rockland
9Th Hone, rsH ashore at L!oyds Neck Sat-
u:dsy morning.. She hes easy, but will
have 10 di,casrg, part of her cargo before
getiiT on. Tug Bsliis sttemp:ed to haul
her "A al high satet sunday. ~nnous SUI
C, IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Will Be a Total Loss.

VINEYARD HAvKs, Msss., Jan. 81 Sun.
asy the sseamtuz Elsie, with Capt.ia Arey
vent TO the schooner Speetwell. ashore snt
s fire en III Izrasdieu sho.i- The Sehoon
er's sssru is hsdly buried ard she vii
probably not be fsassd. Her aaehors
chains, rigging, &C., may be saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
DANGEROUS PASSING"


VIEprA, Jan. 3i.--A terrible gale began
ai9wing here Friday night and prevailed
all day Saturday. 1t is dangerous to
venture into ths streets, owing to fall
ing rooi-tIies and other objects dislodaed
fr III buildings. ShusEets and windows
~ers wreDched from fss.enings, vehicles
cspsized, y large number of trees blown
down AID many people iojured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
ONLY The MASTS SEEN.
Wreck Of a Sunken Steamer Passed of
Cape Henlopen.

LEwEs. Del. Jan. 3I,-Slesmsr Sumsus
from Shields srrived at the BreskN ster to-
day, reports to have passed DiDe miles
&C cuthesI of Csps IieDlopen two stsndiog
topmssts of suBkeu vessel, apparently e
steamer. The upper part wa. olsck and
the lover part yellow. TIE American en-
slgn was fyiIg union down,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
A TERRIBLE FIRE
At Chimay, Germany One Fourth Of All
the Buildings Destroyed.

BRussELs. Jan, 81 The town Of Chi
may, PROVINCE u Hsinaut, has been visited
by terrible cob6sgrstion, which destroyed
fully ops-foufih OF the entire number OF
it's buildings, Tne FIRE originated In 3
church tower, and spread with great
rspdity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Fire at kennebunk.

KEysEBusK. Jan. 30.-Fire last night
gut.ed the house owned by Fuller Curtis,
occupied by wiilism Adams, book keeper
Of the Leather Board Msrufsc;utigg Com
pspy. Lose Of house $500; fully insured ;
lo.s on furniture $500; Insured fer $500
Mr. Adams and family were nearly sufG-
Gated by smoke before awakened, escaping
in theic nighsclothes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01

BosTor. Jan. 81 The Post tomorrow
morning will publish an interview with
Waldo adams, prssidens Of the Adams
Express, Company, in -hjch he declares
that the report that John Hoysy is to or
gsnize new express company is nothing
but ILlk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.
A Strange Proceeding.

The Wserville Mail stili keeps up les
warfare on Governor Burieigh, calling him
a demsgogue, etc. As the Mai clslms to
be Republican organ, it seems little
strange tbst 1t should ihus be sussEing the
Governor of the et.sg and oae of the
le .ders of the party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Mail Car and Contents Burned.

UTICA. N. Y, Jan. 3l.-A lamp eI-
plosion in The New England msil car train
on the New York Ceutrsl railroad at 30
this evening, destroyed the car and i.s coD-
tents. The msil destroyed was gathered
aioDS the Central road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
FIRE AT NEW YORK
Does 900 Damage in Five Story
Building on W. 54th Street.

New YORK, Jan. 3l.--A fire last night
in the five story building At 523 and 525
West 54sh street caused the following loss
es; p. J Donken, manufacturer of silk rib
bons, s25, 600; J. l.. See & Sons. mapussc.
turers Of shovels, $1,000; Emil Kaiser
manufacturer Of paper boxes, $4,000
damage to building, $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Waves Running Mountains High.

DIsBY, n s., Jan. 81 The heaviest
storm since 1886. hss prevailed here for the
last "a hours from the northeast sccom-
panied by terrific sess. The regular yes
terday steamer from So. johns still remain 8
In port. This ses 10 tie Bay OF Fuudsy is
running m mluntains high.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Local Forecast.

Bosros, Jan. 81 For Msiae Until
Tassdsy. fair; warmer, preceded By
snsh;ly colder Monday noruias; uo,shwes:
winds becoming Light. backing TO souit-
west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
FAIR AND COOLER


WAsHIssros, Jan. 3l.-For Maine
Fair; eooIsr rorshwes. winds. Signals
di,plsyed fr1m WOcds Holl section AID
Es.fport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Church Burned .

PREscoTT, 0ni., Jan 3l.--The P,esby-
tesisn church here was burned today.
Loss, sIs 0o0; insurance, 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Fell Down Elevator Shaft and Was
Killed.

PORTLAND, jan. 3l.-Sssurisy afternoon
young man rar,ed White. employed BY
L5rins. Short & Harmon, AZ work in the
fourth story, made . mis.,ep backwards
snd fell 3osn the eieva,or shaft from the
top to the bottom. He lived only . abort
tirna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01

Captain Edward X Park, q wealthy and
retired shipm.ster OF besrsport. tisd FIJI
day morning, after lingering illness ci
several months, aged ~ ysare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-01
Second Alarm.

At2 o'clock another slArm vas sound, d
and the Cosanoc boys responded, putting
Voluntesrs The fire s1t ito Hrs
aebett- store, rniniug the stock. /.
was confined to that building, breaking
out ia the 3, cond story over the Chinese
laundry. At lime of going to press the
ftsmsn were sull putting water on the
building, sri.hirz ont hard nights work
Ia v hicb hey worked hsrd and faithfully.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
How the Parade VIII Be Formed-The
Exercises III Hartman's Hall

How the Parade VIII Be Formed-Ths
Exercises IN Hzrtman's Hall
The Catholics of the city will make
the Columbus day celebration one of
the largest Catholic affairs ever hold
Ia the city. The exercises will be held
ia HaFtman's hall and the public 10 IN
vlIed 10 attend.
The positions of the various schools
and societies IN the parade has been
fixsd a. follows:
~. Mary's Will form on Turner be-
tween First and Bridge street.
81. Adelbertus un First, between Tur-
ner and Broadway.
81. James on Broadway, between
Bridge and Fret.
Knights of ST. John on Turner north
of First.
ST. Mary's young men in the rear of
the Knights.
st. Joseph's society behind the young
men.
ST. Adelbertus societies in the rear of
ST. Joseph's.
c. NJ. b. A. mon on Second east of
Turner.
Pensioners not belonging to societies
on second west of Turner.
Men on horse back will be in the rear
of all.
The children from 81. Andrews and
ST. Joseph's parishes will rest on Bridge
east OF Canal and those from st. AL
phonsus on Canal north OF Bridge.
The officers are as follows:
Grand Manufacturers Shanahan;
aids, +. L. Pulte, p. III. O'Brien.
st. Andrews-Thcmas Heating, n.
Econ, John Healy.
81. Mary's-Joseph Brogger, William
Dukee, Bernard Ottsnwess.
81. James'-Rpbert Shauahan, l.. w.
Laumere, Joseph Bagley,
~. Adelbertus-Rudoiph Twork, VAL
entine Flynnski, Joseph Konedrstzki.
ST. Alphonsus-W A. Dunn, James
Tierney. John Leonard.
st. Joseph I'm Drieborg, D. De-
Jonge, Jacob Drieborg.
A, Hartman's hall the following pro-
gram will be carried out:
Grafton by the Rev. Fr. Brandt, c.
5. 5. Il.
Tableaux, columbus Childhood
Days." "His B .yhood Days" "Colum-
bida," "Murmurinx and Mutiny OF the
Crew" "LanGing of Columbus" "The
Return OF Columbus to the Court"
During the exercises tae following
musical program will be rendered.
.'Nobly Our Flag" general chorus;
"My Country" ST. Joseph's school;
"Red, White and Blue" st. Andrews
school. "Hall Columbia" ST. Adel-
bertus school; "Tne Star Spangled Ban
ner," ST. James school; "Ave Maria
Stella" ST. Johns orphans; "Colum-
bia, the Gem of the Ocean," St. AL
phonsus; Guard Our Nation" St.
Mary's. The closing hymn will be
''God of Might. We Praise Thy Name"
and will be sung as a general chorus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
SENATOR FRYE.


ohoh-sk
Local republicans are making ar
rsngements for the greatest rally of
the campaign tonight. Senator Will
lam Z. Frye of Name will discuss the
Issues of the day from republican
tandpolnt.
Al tue meeting tonight all the mem
bers OF the various republican COM
mittees, ward, township, county and
congressional, all officers OF republican
clubs and all veterans OF the campaign
Of 1910 are invited TO occupy seats on
the platform. Reserved seats IN the
body OF the hall have been secured for
the local republican clubs. Senator
Frye will arrive IN the city at noon
and will DO taken IL charge OF 10y MEM
bers Of the republican committees and
the board of trade. He is chairman CT
the senate committee on commerce
and every effort will be made to give
him an opportunity TO inspect the
present condition of our water way,
and see the necessity for federal aid IN
the proposed improvement, Between
the hours of and o clock tomorrow
night an informal reception will be
rendered the senator IN the parlors OF
the Morton house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-20
MANISTEE'S PROSPERITY.
II VIII Have Miles of Street Railway
Soon.

A party consisting Of Senator A. o.
Wheeler, Z. ID. Wheeler and wife, Mas
ter II. Wheeler, Miss Fannie Hodskins
and w. X. Forsens. all of Manlstee,
registered at the Morton last night, on
their way to Chicago to attend the died.
icatory exercises and pay tribute to the
nj mory OF the late c. Columbus.
"Some time when you get lonesome IN
tins sleepy village come up to Manistee
and see = live town." said Senator
Wheeler to reporter for THE HERALD
last night. owe are builtIng eleven
miles OF street railway there aud shall
have three miles of drumming by the
first of January. This isn't counting
the return trip and both rails; but It's q
bona fide road. Business is very lively
inManistee. We're going to electJ. w.
Moon to congress and tomorrow we're
going to see terra Gotta Lnicago and the
relics of Columbus"