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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31
JOSEPH n. MILBURN,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTORS
leonardtown. Md.

Estimates furnished and all work done
promptly and in workmanlike manner.
Also Agent for the Canton Steel Roofing
Company. the best and cheapest roofing in
the world. Samples and prices furnished
upon application.
Juue IS 0o-tfl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31
UNDERTAKING.

HAVING rented the property OF + ID.
Adams At Mechanicsville, ST. Mays coun-
ty, l am ncw prepared 70 furnish caskc.s,
collins and all burial goods, and to attend
funerals at the shortest notice and at prices
never before offered in ST. Mary's. Hop
ng % receive fair share of the patronage,
which win be highly appreciated by
Yours respectfully,
b. II. HICKS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31
Real Estate Agency.

MESsRS. HERBERT F. MOORE, OF
Leonaritown, and T. j. MOORE, OF
A~ Washington, ID. e., have entered into
co-partnership for the sale Of real estate,
If parties having lands for sale viii send
full description and the lowest price they
viii take, We will literally advertise their
lands free Of charge and make every posi-
be effort 10 make speedy sales.
HERBERT f. MOORE,
T. JACKSON MOORE,
Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31

this was too much for his nerves
As he passed ont Of the door his hst
that had been placed on the rack b,
Mr.. Boyd, was suddenly pulled
down over his eycs, the act being
accompanied BY . mischisyoul
laugh.
There was, however. one exccp.
tion to its treatment Of the Boyd
family. An invalid daughter was
the constant object Of kind atten-
tions from.
THIS uNsEEE AGENT
She declared to the day Of her
death, which occnrredi in 1859, that
she wae IN receipt through this
gsney II every xish ol her heart
except health.
Fruits and flowers were at her
command at all times. Delicacies
unknown to the culinary artists Of
the country were served when she
requested them.
They made profound impression
upon Mr.. Boyd, not only in his ap.
pearance and habits, but in his dis.
position and worldly condition.
His hair whitened permaturely, his
face aged to that of 20 before he was
so; he isolated himself from his
family and neighbors, and appeared
to wear life as felon wears stripes.
His death was as remarkable as
his life had been mysterious. A
negro was measuring mp LOT of
wheat that he had sold, Mr.. Boyd
took the measure and showed him
how to strike it off, The negro
declared that he heard voice say:
Measure honestly, You scoundrel!'
and at the same time his master fell
back in swoon and the half bushel
measure rolled half way across the
room where the wheat was stored.
Mr.. Boyd was carried to the house,
and when he recovered conscious.
ness complained of his head and
declared that he had received a blow,
but there was no mark or sign to
indicate that fact.
HE NEVER RECOVERED.
Before he died he assured the
physician that there was q dee,
mystery surrounding his life, and
that when he was gone q paper
would be found among his effect.
that would explain everything. But
no paper was found or at least non.
was given to the world, and tn,
matter was soon forgotten in tn.
stirring incidents of the late war.
In December of 1891 q cyclone
swept over sections of Carroll and
Gibson counties and the old Boyd
mansion was destroyed. In the
ruins was picked upon a remarka.
BILE paper, the contents of which
have been recently made known.
BY it was learned that Boyd was
THE MURDERER
of McDaniels and that the deed was
done because the latter had won the
hand OF woman loved by Boyd.
The paper closed as follows:
God only knows how he kept his
promise. When was hungry he
starved me; and when would die
ne would nourish me to life. When
l was sick he would poison me with
nostrnms; and when the physician
would give me up as dead he would
restore me with remedies no human
science has ever concocted. he
has literally worn my life ont by q
friction as fatal as it has been ex-
cruciating. Iknow that l will have
to meet him in his own sphere.
What our relative powers may be
can not tell, but ! dread the future
as much as / have suffered in the
past. With the hope of propitiat-
ing his terrible vengeance / make
this statement, 80 that possibly af-
ter death ! may have that rest
which has been denied me in this
life
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31

Optical illusion has at last been
adapted to practical purpose. A
Frenchman has invented q device
which makes a pretty girl fail to see
that she is standing under the
mistletoe until il is too late.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31

roi Y shs noasehoid .naI we're
oas anu sAcsea'ns's shno5-
my ror instance, upon one oc-
cas'oh' ~nSh mrs. Doya was en-
ser'a'n'ng company IN her sitting
sSs
Loop AND BoisIkkous
'aasn'er vas nsard preceding from
c'osss ~ 'ns room one nnaiiy
sns - n'aAs Ah eAa'n'na'ion' "nen
= appesa - W ~ 'ne CHIMNEY.
vns = sne isa'es present utterea .
a "nu sp.Aas ap' oec'slin8
s1s' s''s as's neasy oolecs q neF
11'o tna' some one kissea ner
n o ao<nef o,car
alsA n
TO prominent kenslemen Io d'ne
Win MN, among tnem the Hon.
oo'n .. us1uhe1, no" oi AeAas' ~
'ncy were taxing their seats the
cnaif spon which Col. Gardner at
tempted 70 sit was suddenly with
drawn ana tnat gentleman thrown
sioieh1iy upon tine moor. Ihis was
ioiio"eu Ny
MhhHf LAUGH
'ls' appeared 70 20 INTO the cnim-
ns opon sun ano.ner OCCASION
"nen Mrs. Dhyu haa u dinner, at
Whicn were several visitors from a
Instance, besides neighbors' she
"aiAeu INTO the aihing room with
ncl Top aress pinned mp behind.
a -ady observing her confusion
when IL became noticed, reached
ao"h 10 ADJUST IL, when her hand
was violently stricken ana sound OF
merry laughter was heard under the
'aDle.
ihese incidents were exceedingly
annoying 20 'he iamiiy' VINO nrst
a.1riouseo tne" 10 naturai causes.
"heh shey oecalne more frequent
anu oi snch a varied CHARACTER
alarm succeeaed annoyance
WHEN BOYD WAS PRESENT.
ne manifestations when strangers
were present were OF q character 10
AWAKEN interest or provoke mirth-
always harmless but IL was very
ulne,eh' win tine iamiiy circle wnen
Mr. Doyd was present. Wnen ne
wouIu return nome from trenton
"a lA"n'lng'oh' tireu anu hungry,
anu Wouio attempt 10 eat, a mlnia-
sa.e ~h''iwihd wouia oiow all the
oonec VI hiiiA rom the Sessei ana
Despatter AIS clothes; ana when he
"ouiu 'aAe meat On MS Iork 10 car
~ " ns mouth IN unseen nahd
wouiu KNOCK IL ASIDE followed Dy a
iaugn' apparently upon or under
hea'h the table.
opon 'he OCCASION OF 1ne mar
,,ase oi ooi. Dell ana MISS Eskiidge'
mi. Doyu urosea par Oh hne horses
20 the family carriage. During the
ies.iv'ties OF the occasion ne was
caiieo OUT ana 1ound the driver on
she ooA IN hign state Oh alarm, the
'aiis oi ms norses having Deen shaw
w anu apPearehIiy sahd-papered'
50 smooth anu clean was the job
done' Inc driver declared that
HUGE BAT
Aau huItereu peiore MS lace ana
nhocAeu MS nat over MS eyes, "hiie
.he horses Wnihhied as IL In great
ieal.
ay prothiheht citizehs VISIT
ea 'ne iahiiy 10 investigate the
pncnoniena' ESQUIRE fltzgerald'
ai'ei safa Juuge Oh .ne district VS.
.,eu .ne fanny, ana stated frankly
snas no hau no' COME through curl
os'.,' ou. 70 YES. the matter iuiiy'
anu asAea PERMISSION 70 40 so un-
es.'oss'. ne "as sno"n 'h'o 'he
@o. - servant, anu "hen a'ohe
'ooAs1 ."s uooi aha eAahiheu every
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31
r 3. TIPPETT& @ BRO.
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw

lie. Lexington St. near ohas.. Ball. Md
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore city,
Court Of Appeals of Nd. in the counties
Charles ad St. Mary's and Washington
0M Spcial attention given To Admiralty
pzcyfcU, COLLECTION Of Claims.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31

THE CoUxT's CoxPLIxHxr.-
Our bewildering language-The
Count (whispering): 'Ah, mad,m
oiselle, you fsye such o beautiful
hide .-Drake's Magazine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31

8UXW
= 1snhssss e = x1a'f'
raazln
- .<,
=
saea y - .''-
tom NhI6n
cy--Th6
of 1T I
f..,..
The story wI| 1o mar.
rate has been h 1He Than
fifty ycarz 1 Here
6rst rane S.! ii 1o
ID 11ssi - IA - 81 i Z 3
tingdon, Tenn. There has always
been q mystery connected With the
incidents. The cause was never
discovered until . few weeks ago.
when q cyclone destroyegf an old
mansion and gave to the world a
manuscript that furnished an ex-
planation for tho wonderful phe-
nomena.
On the 21st Of July, 1910, the
body of Chilly" McDaniels was
found near the plantation Of ID. ID.
Boyd. He had been shot A man
named Barry was charged with the
murder. but on trial vas acquitted.
Boyd took great interest in the trial
and seemed astonished when Barry
was found not guilty. The night the
trial was ended, he left town unat-
tended, and in about two hours
from the time he started his horse
dashed up to the house riderless,
his sides reeking With foam. his
nostrils expanded and laboring un-
der frenzy Of excitement so great
that two-stont negroes could barely
restrain and remove him. A search
that was instituted as soon as pos
sible, fonnd the rider insensible in
q narrow, woody portion Of the road.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-31
10 :. MORGAN,

Insurance Agent d Broker,
LEoNARDTowN I'd.
Represents the following First Glass Com.
panies with combined assets of twelve mil.
lion of dollars, and has facilities for placing
large lines of insurance on the most favor.
able terms in home or foreign companies.
Royal Fire Insurance Of L;ceypool,
WatsrseeR Fire, Of Neu York,
London, Liverpool q Globe, Fire,
Mutual Endowment Assessment Of B1lsinOys
Life,
NeW York Mutual life,
Connecticut Mutual Life.
Jan 12. .S2-y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
ASSIcNEE'S SALE.
The John 4. Brown Estate, PaVtuXet, RI
FORMERLY KNOWN AS
THE BUTLER ESTATE.

This property, situated at the head Of Narragan-
and bordering on that river e unsurpassed for To-
cation by any other estate IN Rhode Island. com.
mAnds full view Of Narrngansett Bay and the
Providence cpd Pawtuxet rivers. Tho constant
travel TO and fro upon these waters o. steamers
sailing vessels, boats aud sater-craft Of evcry de-
scription !ends picturesque atractivsnshs TO tha
view The c}tics of Provideuco and Fall
River can b plainly seeE nom this point on the
bay.
This estate contains sbout tnfrty-thrcc acres of
smooth, arehe land In excellent condition, sopipe
gradually dywu " the river, Yccrng the most de-
sable sitter FOR suburban residences In Tie vicinity
Of Provtdeare.
Therr are large o-oharSs. boA apple and pcar, n
good bearing coma ton. howor gardens. eto. About
two acres have As4n dsv eset TO cultivation for gar
dcn produoe- ara Ne balance iAtd down Tor r<se.
the eafAtA yiAldleG average forty t0na Of hky
The Mansion Hoses proper y tnree sto-tss nIgh.
containing fou{ssen rbssns. and q t-o story ell 81
Ave rooms, wttb s1aa.CuS p.~uxHs accessible tRom
tho lower Anc nppor opersee The hQurc hA1 beens
- great soes wtt&1A NV years re- efn1sho1 IN mod
srn style sad prcvtdsd with al sho Uc1orn con-
ysnispce9 OF cltv residence There asv largo par.
lars fnely decurAss4, mertle mAutfls. ample dining
room and pantries ankhed In OAK wcod, eAfen for
silver, vet In the housc. House well hsaaed ~ TIVE
GOOD working furnaces, eto Z
and stable ON the premises. with seven stalls and
loose boxes Tor Rorses ample WoviGons LOT ear
riages, coachmanb room. hayoess room harness
csses and all ne spgyrtspanSss OF nrss-ciase
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23

Providence DIVISION.
RAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE


Train. leave west end O Union station 70.
BOSTON sct 70 o. % .if fSS' 90 ~ m9 co. is sGS GS
g. eOG m ftiassfssss. b6sT6s sSSe o% PsTs pa *
Sas.Fi ssiSs 50 q 20 7iS o. %
Pa%fuSRRfT..s yVS ltSS a. eoo ..7 90 aoos 90 %.
HrSstiH1SosS 90 q o % 4 % - pn q M
q o: g. g. 40 "a l IL g. mi a. os
ArailesSSAA5seosssss sSAAs q 3 :. 4. = go ss 70 %. %.
no,@a q S1s %a5k q g 70 90 q 1000 ,oo
m; IL as. 40 % 20. 400. $40. 20 '72o. II 10
PL1goStah MoSb adkhSrTEAAfESoRwoob and
WEST Gs 2AssFiEfD@Sod ;.sl e G nj %. :: do Ill
e e ss :ss ssS .s g. g.
EAST f6xSJh6-s dS B o. o. ..7 90 a. nj 80 egs p M
shA9Ef SAAAf9E Jf5Sserios n Tx e Y = M S % a.
EFfRS5IHF EsSR hEEk 9 y :. MI IS. 10 os p IN.
JAMAICA PT.ATN-o s6. 10 o6 p. m.
hoxBuRY-:::s :ss6sbR9 Ssf;9 TRAINS.
FOR % sosgSSd SS 40 d a ms assdra n l9 @ no no
pAwTbcREPS.S Is. g q. S Is 10 80 a. M, 80.
ArfE2Bos3o s fS 'sS u s%is. 10 sOa. MI 80 so.
MAssPiEibbP.i 81 81 ~ ss IS as. Sis. 10 80 a. M. 80.
szsf$S Il 70 ri il. is g %. e & 20 o.
RYSSRR hSsk. Il 1o is g h g g. 90
.or on arrival OF train from New York
''or on arrival OF trains from stonington and
wARRcN Ann RRIsToI, BRANCH.
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son OF the late John B. Brown. In the ssth year
Funsra sunday sith inst NJ from oo1nsr his LAT:
Messer and Cranston streets. heiau'eS anu
friends are invited TO attend
BOWEN-In this city. 10th inst. WILSON D.
fa9sfs' sP 4. from the Cathedral 'Dn'''' ~
DEsGNASI. ,a ,nis !. sS s sss bss. js.. m.srd aged Il
Funeral from the residence Of her husband es Eis-
Rsiativcs and friend. are Invited 70 attend.
New York and Boston payers please copy.
EADE.In this city. asd inst. JOHN HENRY EADE'
Funeral from his late residence q shsd9n street
sna snaadsIy. fsIe.nas ai.n are Invited TO attend
Boston and Cambridge papers please copy
aMSE nsosl EIp IN sls "a: ssS SS,y s 9i'' '
Funeral from HIS late residence, lso Carpenter
Eestyes Neal ss" sna friends are invited 70 attend
HARRIs-In North scituate. on Goth inst,
CHARLEs A. HARRIS. In the 10Th year Il his
Funeral Sunday, cath inst, at II A; NJ, from the
iyes aud friends are invited TO attend without
further notice.
East ssa 21s .s fnFRe tRe
:. s4th year of her age. o..A ,..,
e ss pe a. M ea Sa sSnaa are
vitcd 20 attend without further notice.
soN-At Riverside, East proviad;s,nSce a;,ncs
Nickersca, !, In the 5 SD year % Of her age
POOLE-In westcott, X. l., 2lst inst, JOHN w.
POOLE In the G2d year OF his age. 80, a.. -.
Funeral his late residence, sunday 2sth inst AZ
10 A. NJ Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend without further notice.
QUINT0N-In this city, 2ed inst. RUSSELL r.,
son OF James and Celia Qunton. aged 10 years.
5months and 13 days . ,.
Funeral from his parents, residence, Al wheaton
avenue, Sunday. 24th inst. at IL O'Clock "A. M
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 attend.
RANDALI-In this city. ED inst, MOSES X.
RANDALL, In his 04th year. -. -
o'clock. at the residence OF Mr.. G; Allen Fenner,
0g7 High street Relatives and friends are IN
vited 10 attend. Burial at convenience Oh iainily'
sPEK YIN this city. 22d inst, JACOB O. son OF
Henry q. and Anna sperry. aged 30 years ~.
Funeral Sunday afternoon, at O'CLOCK, Az MS
parents residence. No. lU718 High street. kela-
tives and friends are invited To attend.
sIsSON-In this city, ED inst, CHARLES A.. son
OF Hope A, and the late Charles sisson, In the
32d year OF his age. =,
Funeral services Sunday. gath inst at 1880 r. NJ.
street. Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend. Burial Monday. at North scituate
sCHOCH-In this city 2lst inst, HENRY AL
BERT ScIocH. aged 81 years, and z. days;
Funeral from his late rvdence, No zoo blas kstone
street. Sunday, 2ith INST. at O'Clock r. III.
sWAIN-In this city. ed inst, JOHN SWAIN, In
Funeral from his late residence, i73 Valley street,
Sunday gath inst, at 2DO II. VI. Relatives ana
friends are invited TO attend.
wHITE-In this city. Goth inst, EDWIN r., son
OF Isabelle and the late Francis y. White, In the
Funeral from the residence OF his brother-in-law.
No. l3s Point street, on sunday, 2ith Inst; Al
go r. NJ. Relatives ana friends are invited tO
attend. Burial at convenience OF the family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23

Do YOU want Room or TensmsntY
ter still. insert 1o-cent advertisement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
sHERIFFs SALE.

BY virtue OF n writ OF execution issued from the
District Court OF the Sixth Judicial District holden
dence, eighteenth day of April A. d., 1892, and
made returnable on the 18th day OF july. 1892,
tif. and :. Greenwood a. Co: Of Providence In
the county OF PROVIDENCE is defendent-
ONCE. Providence County Court House, At i2 o'clock
NJ, on SATURDAY, the 30th day OF April, A. d.,
1892. the following described goods and chattels.
cloth for gents Pants aud Vests:
Lot No. 7B9-12 fancy Vest Patterns Lot No.
1908 Lot No. 5164, Lot No. 1895, Lot No. 7215 Lot
No sgss Lot No 5Ssz, Lot No: 7sgys Lot No. 7sA5.
Levied ON this 18th day OF April, A. D.. 1892, at
o'clock p. NJ VIII be sold 10 satisfy said execution
II sufficient. WILLIAM Il. WINSLOW,
Ap20-23-25-30 Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23

new YORK and NEW ENGLAND


rected to April \, ioOSs
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows:
For BOSTON, 80, 4 0s, 80 TO- n 80 A. NJ, - 90
40 r. NJ. RETURN-'7 40. 80 A. Nj IL 20.
wALPoLE-.S 80. s 6s. IL 80 A NJ; - 90. 20
rtASktsESe;ai sS u ; 80 Os' % 10. II 80 A. NJ CO.
MILFORD-s 0s, II 80 A. Nj 4:20 p. NJ.
ARLINGTON, KNIGHTBvILLE-7 10, III 80 A. Nj
oSsEo vS Gsk roIST IS cEsEfE ss X H.
is is. q as. q 80, q 80. s.ll 90 p. NJ.
oAAKLAwNn7io 10. IL 80 A MI 2 As. y"
PSSfIAS xhcTic; .ogIDNIcK-7 10. II IS A. Nj
ASSfasS$o a SIS q 10 . id' IL IS A. MI a'S' 50.
sTMAIT, oSEd6. srERLINe-7 10, 10 A. Nj
oo1INrRY. u, r . GMaEEsE, Moosup. pIAISFIELD
JEwEfg iS e SIAY hfRssif is shific SOUTH
wINDHAM. %ILLIMANr~-s ioA Nj ~ is
HARTFohip-e 10 A. ..Mlls u, 4soPM. -
WATERBURY,, DANBURY, FISHklLL and NEW
,Bghga9 10 4: Mdle iSP.M oonv
ssRRSSMKlGfYN sRSSKGYN. n NoY YI1s lY Hi5RP NJ II 10 % r A.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWBURG
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE. sTATIoNs--
5ss9 tsA; Nj 90. 4 Is, o 20 and :" s'l 70 n.
NJ; l2 40, 20, +s5 40 +. NJ.
Talns for Boston leave east end OF Union
Depot, and for Hartford and the West from west
end. For Pascoag and way stations from Gaspee
Street Depot Providence.
Tickets between Boston and Providence Qimited),
T5 cents; unlimited ti.
W, =. JONES, supt. A. G. KENDALL. q. p. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-23
CONVENTIONS.
,----- ----
REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTIONS!

In accordance with the call OF the Republican
National Committee, dated at Washington. ID. G.,
November -. 1891 state and Congressional District
Conventions Will be held ~ Music Hall, in the city
Of Providence. on THURSDAY, May o, 1902.
The state Convention VIII meet at I o'clock A. NJ;
The Second Congressional District Convention will
meet ~ 1i:30 A. VI, The First Congressional Dis
trict Convention win meet at f2 noon.
The different cities and towns are requested 90
send delegates, double IN number their Representa-
tives in the General Assembly. and to elect the
same persons ss delegates 20 the state and their
fpective Congressional District Conventous and
also tr nold their respective primary meetings at
least three days prior "a said Conventions
Republican electors and voters sNvthout regard 10
past political shfintons who believe In tcpubican
principles and endorse the Republican policy, are
cordially Invited % participate In election OF dele
gates.
Committees, at Providence, l.. this fourteenth
sALMoN X. GOODWIN.
Chairman of the State Committee.
ISAAC L. GoFF. Secretary. -
Chairman First District Committee.
HUNTER G. WHITE. sssrctsry.,, ,.,,.
Chairman Second District Committee.
lM COOMBs. secretary. api5-u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-05

Number posts in good standing Jan. l, 1892, 1876
Net gain for ye1r,
Number IT members in good standing
jan lst. 1891 1906; ne. gain ior The year,
80
There are ransiuisz on the suspended
list 1928 comrades; 205 nave teen dropped
from Che lists during Ine wear. having been
previously Suspended; 1873 bsvs been mus
tered into the Grand Amy sbove. Al
that has ever been sad or written about
suspended members might be repeated
wers y Of zny use. TIE csrelessness Of
post tficeFs ia makicg rstarns s1d their
fgrs ettuires about tne saspeodsd list j.
tbe csass Of endless c5rrespon4euce ard
bother.
The suoa1t expended for relief is given
IN detaii snd is s395S 30 Some of ihs
iarge,t am nus are; BoswoTth of Port
lend, $3.50 81; s. dxs sics, Bsso. S941.l5
Cuser, Lzsi.sor, s43S so, B II. Besle,
Bsngqr, SE4s.55; EIstp Libby, BoHk-
libd. s403 ls: BsrDs de, Auburn, 1886 SO
The smosbt Exp nded is deere tss OF
s55l rs for 1890 Sioety-sigh. posts DC
GDI report any relief fu,aishea, 01e hun
dred and eighty -.~o com esdss or ,hsir fam
lies vsre assisted AID s5 per,ons rc, men
SSE1s L Eit-Erft Ftehf AEhpEf -
panded s655.25, bat d, aos Say to whom
given.
Niee gea.raI orders have been issued
and Il sp cisl orders daEi1g C1mmander
MIiers rdminist-a.isn.
Deputy Chaplain Southard's
report gives lnssr sresins details 81
The voEx of shs order lsi
mamarst services were held, l29t
cemeteries visited, IA, ,Os1 graves decorated
! 1921 comrades were in the pFoes salons, To-
r@isf corps took part 10 ahs exercises al,
40 camp. Of Sons Of Veterans ere repst
.enfea. SCI rev graves were foaEd an
dscots:sd. The reports OF the quarter
nsstsr snd inspector gave the usual dessi.
/ of It's business Of heir departments
| During the -ttsfnoon Delegations fror
I TIE FelIe. csrps we're received oy the en-
/ gsmpBen..
Tbs lsdies CT Burnside Rs!ies Corp
have sep5 epen house ali day eod ronIsa
viIi give az entertainments 10 tie enesr,
nehf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-05
THIRD ANNUAL BANQUET
Of the State Board of Trade Held at
Lewiston Last Evening.

LEWISTON Feb. 4 "A special to the
Portisni Express says; The ANIMAL BAN
quet OF the State Board OF Trade occurs
;onisht.
MIR. Baine sert his regrets SIS did eaoa-
tor BSle. The senator said; "fhese NEE e.
ings OF business men in different parts OF
,he State OF M-iae are all hsving al excel
lent effect in calling attention 10 ihe r--
sources Of the State and in the influence
which they exert in heep.l & bright, enter
pii,ins men into Other ssstes. sm a pro-
found believer in the future of Name sod
whoever has th5 ability or skil or money
will GO well ioirvrss IL here
Senator Frye and Cor gressman B.utelle
sent regrets.
Governor Burleigh. Attorney General
Litlt fzli, Judge Foster sno Judge Via
well are prevented fI0m Attending by Of
fcisl duties.
Harry Andrews, associate editor of the
Lewiston Journal, is TO be toast MISTER ard
Presi5eDs Barker, Of the Lewiston Bosid
of Trade viii call the meeung to order.
The menu hss never been surpassed il
Lewiston. The speech by Gen. Cie.ve. is
exptc.ed TO be the event Of the evening.