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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
ARMY VS.. TREASURY.
Controversy Between Departments Over the
Actions OF Col. Ludlow.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The war depart
ment has been drawn into the fight of the
treasury department with Col. William
Ludlow of the Army Corps of Engineers,
That officer has succeeded in getting from
the secretary of war the detail of court of
inquiry. hich will sit in this city on Jan.
). and which will be composed of Col. Otis,
Twentieth Infantry; Col. Abbot, Corps of
Engineers, and Major Pennington. Fourth
Artillery, with Lieut.. Murray. First Arlil-
lery, as recorder.
The trouble grows out of the controversy
in the lighthouse board between the MEM
beers of that board and Col. Ludlow, who
was the engineer officer in the eleventh
lighthouse district. While in that position
the colonel was instructed to carry out the
plans of the lighthouse board for lighting
St Mary's river, Michigan. and is repre-
scented AZ disregarling the wishes of the
board To the extent that he devised and pro-
ceeded to put into execution system of
lighting the river which he had originated
and which was at variance with the system
set down by the board The independence
of Col Ludlow led to much correspondence,
during which the lighthouse board en-
deayorcd to convince Col. Ludlow that he
had exceeded his authority, while Col. Lud-
low sought to defend his course.
The matter finally narrowed down to a
question of discipline. This was the con
dition when it went before the secretary of
treasury with all the documents in the
case. including u statement of the situation
with ample quotations from the correspon'
dence, which Col. Ludlow had printed and
distributed to the displeasure of the light
house board. The latter presented the case
IN the light of its effect on the discipline of
the service, and the secretary decided that
the boards order detaching Col. Ludlow
from duty in the It'll lighthouse district
was just and proper
Among the members of the board is Gen.
Casey, the chief of the army engineers,
and he joined with the other members in
insisting that Ludlow should not be re-
turned to duty in the llth district. This
was purely question for the treasury de-
partment and one in which the in which the
war department could hardly interfere
There was nothing to warrant the war de-
partment is taking up the matter.
But there was another incident which
afforded Col. Ludlow the opportunity he
wanted. and he has ayailed himself of it
Prof. Mendenhall. the superintendent of
the Coast and Geodetic Survey, is also a
member of the lighthouse board, and he
prepared an answer to Col Ludlow's printed
statement. The board endeayored to cir
culate the Mendenhall statement in the
same quarters in which the Ludlow
pamphlet had been placed. Il was asserted
that Col. Ludlow had failed to give com
plete report of the correspondence, and
that be had exceeded his authority in sever
al matters. These reflections upon the in
tegrity of Col. Ludlow induced that officer
to ask an official inquiry, and the board
which was recently ordered by Secretary
Elkins is authorized to go very fully into
the subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
81 TELEGRAPH.
HARRISON's LAST YEAR
The Most Prosperous for the Past 70
Year,
Asesrssss + tAs fissres = Ne nefeass'ls
Assseiss-

S,w Yoxk. Dec. al. -Bradstrees says
,,,.. number Of business failures IN the
E uised states in is37 except 10 Soath
n.ko.a. where the state Law renders It I'M
lasfai 30 gather su b data except under
proisibispry regularionsl was ie,2,o, de-
crease from the total in 1891 z,sstl OF
over II per cent
The wears aggregate i the smallest ss1,
esps is5fl for ten years. The iiaofiities q
failipz traders has decreased from siss,-
III .sssJ 10 sios .soa. 90, the smallest Ike
aggregate without exception for ten years
The total assets have decreased from sio.' :
s.t3 coo in 1891 TO s54. 100. coo, also the
smallest aggregate fer ten years
The falling of of 1870 failures in New
England states. The debts Of faifing trad-
ers IN the New England states fell on from
So, oo0, 600 to SAC, 900 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
WHAT THE OTHERS SAY.
The Record for the Year IS Compiled By the
Dunn and Russell Agencies.

The number of failures occurring IN the
United States in the year 1902, rs reported
by f.. &. Dunn & Co. and b. Russell q
Co. the mercantile agencies, is lar3tt, be-
ing Il less number than in any year since
Isst; and showing difference in favor OF
the present year as compared with 1891
of 202s.
The indebtedness OF failures for the past
wear also shows naked decrease, being
ia 900 800 in ls92, as against s.ss 'ooo,-
900 in 1891, and nearly similar amount in
lsgo.
The largely augmented number OF traa-
ers and enormous increase in transactions
in the wear, render these tigarcs very sig
nifcant-
Only one in every lis traders in the
United States sucenmhed in ls22. as
against one in every % il 1891, and one in
every lul in 1890.
The average liability of the failures III
the last year was sll 900, being the lowest
average reported since ls's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
ABSOLUTELY FALSE
Rumor that the President and Secretary Eos
ter Had Disagreed Over Lat.er's Policy.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 0.--l;egariing th,'
story published in New York that Secretary
Charles Foster, when in New York. sub
mitted to the bankers proposition to issue
fifty or hundred million of bonds but was
halted by telegraphc message from the
President, it is auihorita,iveiy stated at the
White House that the President was uoI
informed of the intentions OF the sccretar,
of the treasury to visit New York, and has
not communicated with him, or heard from
him in any way.
He has not been unobservant of the finan-
cial situation, and does not thiuk the treas
urer will find it necessary TO adopt any new
policies.
He has said several times publicly that
he would maintain the purity of all our
money issues. and that declaration still
stands. There was no disagreement he
tween the President and Secretary Foster
rs to the management of the treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Dec -,
FLorK- Receipts. sa,li5 pkgs; exports, :. 81
bbis. ln.di sacks, quiet, steady ---------
sales. li,oao bbir. low extras. 81 Goa 10. GU
mills !. r'ai % City mills patents, 'Stat ~
winter wheat low grades, 2 O. a 2 -; fan
g fancy, 200 70, patents. saai %. -
Minnesota clear, : oo~i %; straight-. ; aoa4 10,
patents 2laf II, rye mixtures, 2goa3 80; super
tue sna2 10: line, 65a2 10
RYE fLoUK--dull. steady.
WHEAT Receipts. :, :s,5 Dush; exports, llI,sAs :,
- --------- No. red. isiasn
s,ore and elevator: 7ols7a. afoat, s.i,5D,
fob, No. red. Hia5.' - - - Z
---~----- No. nothefu siis1ai No. ! hard. .
a., Ne. ?, northern, ;sa--, no Mlwanks.
-; no spring ga
Rye nominal. Western 5ias-.
state, 6,a-o: 40. 2 Toronto. sIasj.
BARLEY MtLT-duil. western 70as2; two
roseG state 5oa75; six rowed state ~oisa; ctts
made Canada lOoai0j.
Coex-Recein,-. 42.4oo. exports. ,.o7s .alc,.
- NJ. Z. 49si9s elevator: - IS lea;e
ateat; - fob. No. la No. ?, i9la-' -tr"""'
oATs~I;eceipqs 5000 exports. 81 hash.
salss $500 dnll, firiner - - -
No 3, s,s-, DO whit. 4ia-; No. ?, 36la-, d.
Western, G,s;s. do white, i0i46. white state
,0a3G. No. 2chicaRo 1s4a-.
CoFYEE-Hio, timer oHF-t' ---- --.-------So-7.
slst.,R-raw. frn more active refined, feirlS
No' l. B. lea4, NJ. :, p-Isa -; Np. J.
"A 4 IL. No g. i6at IS. No. = A.
Il b ii. No :, tai tIG, No. p -. isa1
No 10. ais@ $50, No. 81, Aaa lIl6:
No. Il, ga; 90; No. u, 3ta3 5i5; OF n La
laia. mould 4 - iesss; standard .l6a
IL ...,,s.c;ioueFs. ~ issi 81 cut loaf. Isaii
er,,sI,rd > so Il i-2, powdered i3.iSts =
grannlat.,i II. i6as, enh.s 3-l6S5
Pyrp,i.ttN-- quleI. steady. Hpited
Pops--dnii, hrm. saie- - bJi-, Old
tn..s. III .sas15, scN ies-., .l~sissiG.ci, esira
frnss uuiftiitei.
RgfF- quiet, hfn-
Bpga HANS Gnii.
LARD tiriHef, --------- --'---- - " fs'-
err .,,ar,. sa,sr,i ~ &ia-s5a--; eity, %lnt.a--.
sales To-. Hptfnsa, quiet - cpStin'is 81 90
g.: A. sil u; e and {, 20
t.trrTFlt-hgfst feeeiPts, nm ,---------- ----
--------.---- fanny -: state hiafs,
lses7. slu creamery Eis.a. Western dairy j5a2i Z;
do crsanprY efss,, do fac.ory. 3s922
tl,a afta,y. rnii--- Penn. creamery. -
CuEyss.- moderate demand irmer. ----~-s' ate
siaIfI. fans9 .siior.u Hall do bbe White. i0a-
old, "a do white ,I0aI05 part skins. lesl faIl
skms, igzs.
tstf sf..nlugh4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
WYOMING Is OURS
BY the Decision Of the State Supreme Cod'
But the Democrats Are Not Satisfied.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 30.-In view OF
the decision of the supreme court delivered
yesterday the Democrats openly say that
they believe that all other points yet to be
decided by the court will be against them
They are resolved to have the second lower
House and to elect Democrat to the nit
ed States Senate. They condeth2 the de-
cson of the court which they claim was
Observation-Disclosures of electors through no
fault of their own.
Mr.. Campbell the attorney for the Dem
ocrats said today that the case will he car
ried to the United States supreme court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
Examination d Co. E's Finances.

The military csntrt called to investigate
the financial Affairs of Co. + of this city
had quite long task. They remained IN
session till midnight Thursday and nearly
all of Friday forenoon examining witnesses
and accounts. A committee Is still at work
on the accounts. The investigation shows
that the Indebtedness of the company Is
over $500 and the outstanding accounts due
the company will tot reduce the indebted
ness much below that figure. The report
will probably be made in few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
CONNECTICUT RIVER r. R.
Directors Still Refuse to Resign--conierence
Postponed.

SrRINaFiELp, Mass. Dee. 30.-The Bos-
ton 4 Maine Railroad officials have post
poned the conference planed for today with
the Connecticut River directors. Director
+. II. Prince of the b. & NJ, telephone !
this morning that President Mcleod OF the
Reading could not come until next week.
1t is understood that the Connecticut River
Railroad directors have acceded to some of
the demands of the new owners, but they
still refuse to resign.
The Boston & Maine people are said TO
object to the renewal of the Connections
River roads traffic agreement with the Con
soIidated A local broker who has been
instructed to buy all the Connecticut River
stock he could is paying 1885 to $3.50 per
share for it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

xr-e.x .r..s~,x.
snexPeni ed e - - 80, q,
pfiasioa ~ thf l4fpsiAi9T
thinks ste incfvased snoos p - !.
= hse - ess'fsss 49, - -. -. -. =
.eha1,ls q mai IS ss to Maftanaueook.
~ - oismah ann 49, - - - $50.
~ ams ,s,sprI,ufp Thi.
s,riuv,s tocy druusIt. followed By frequent
rains. esasess The estps 10 he fighter than
vas snssetpasest- r01n.r s go ~ -
.oa a y. = hu.ssl. a. asaioe,. ~; hush
il. "A l,.ans. :. ba,HieI. of pess. 1924 bash
els Of oats al OF 'Asgetabi~s, ~ s,sst'eis %
buekSheat-
49, , =, ~ -, sr,,, IN. ...e,,,.d Tues.
day n s,esob.r 10 the first TUESDAY In No
sember. on the pfssent election tias many
q the men are May sssihs - ~
- -. Ts.. .s.s,,h. ear,,,er Ia. adults
snI /; es.IIirsn, witE,h il not more tiian the
average yearly nanhoer,
ihs -. Iass;x,, am, ~
-, ys.rly "a rselaiming
BY means of the .-keeley cure, some OF
the Indians enslatea y az spl.a ~.
s'ione 's.e.,,s-, = Il M, th..i,
.n,s =, r,,ka .msnuI. II pos,,bless'
o,....a
INC ''''T - Y,
ahaes s'to1s" 'i's '''' ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
ACQUISITION OF WAGES
Has Arisen Between the West End Street Rail
way Of Boston and It's Men.

BosroN, Dec. 30.--The employees of the
West End Street Railway Company are
holding meeting tonight to consider the
question of wages which has arisen be-
probably have an all night session.
day, and conductors and drivers of horse
cars $500 per day. The men ask that
all shall receive the larger amount while
there are some minor matters they wish to
change.
While nothing is given out officially from
this meeting, il is stated by one present
that the company has made further conces-
sions. and there is every reason to believe
there will be no strike or tie-up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
RESCUED FROM SLAVERY,
The Steamer Mclane Of Maryland Oyster Navy
Releases 30 Ensiaved Germans.

BALTIMORE, Dee. 30 The steamer Me
Lane of Maryland's oyster navy brought TO
this city today 30 Germans. not one OF
whom could talk English. They were res
cued from PUNCHES, bugeyes anc sloops en-
gagged in the oyster trade down the bay.
They all tell terrible stories of ill-treat-
ment by the captains of the oyster vessels.
The captains had fled from the vessels be-
fore McLane reached them. One captain
has been arrested, and warrants are out for
the arrest of several others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
A S100.O 900 FIRE
In Chariottetown. p. E. Fire Covered by
S49.O 900 Insurance.

CnARLorrErowN, 7. +. L., Dec. 30
Brennans brick building, occupied by J b.
Mcdonald, dry goods, and Il. b. Norton,
hardware, burned this morning. The Con-
nelly & Tates building is partially de
s,royed. McDonald's loss is S53 900, his
insurance. $4,000. Nortons loss is
s35 900, his insurance, s25 100. The Con
nelly building is valued at $4,000, in
.ur,pcn SIDpD
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BlBl'S y ~
THREE IRON HALL OFFICIALS
Arrested in Philadelphia and Warrant Ou,
for Chief Justice Somerby.

Pnu.,nrrruiA. Dee. 3o,-loseph Glad
aings. {. II. Baker and j. L. Eckcrsley,
Iron Hail officials indicted in indianapolis
for taking $500 200 of the orler's funds,
were arrested here this evening on warrants
sworn out by the Pennsylvania State Bank
Examiner krumbhaar, charging them with
conspiracy in this state To divert that
money to their own use.
Baker & Eckcrsley gave bail in S3ooo
eseh for hearing. Gladdings also proc ured
bonds Warrants have been issued for
the ares, of Supreme Justice +. Sonerby
hut he cannot be found.
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Hailsead interests.

Four hunireai cars in the Maine Central
ward at Watcrs He one day this week.
waterville seems 10 BE- justified in pluming
herself up as railroad ceater.
The Limerick Ral'road Company Rock
land. have ordered from firm in Saga
more, Mass. 20 new cars, to be delivered
April l. The road viii then have over
100 ears and all sre needed in its extensive
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
srArf HOUSE, SORES.

Governor Barleigii has received from
Hon. S. A. Tisompson. secretary Of the
chamber of commerce at Dalafh, MINI.
a communication requesting bis attendance
a. an honorary member al sis appoint
r,sent of Ave citizens of tise STAFF As dele
gates at large to attend the National ship
Canal Convention TO be held II Washing
ton. d. q. Ian. Y. Is9g.
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PCT = no.,kw,.A Of g,neor y

E'rof. T.. A. BeckwisA of Btngar will
preach a. tic Congre sationai church Sam
slav. The observance OF the f.orfs Supper
vii fullaw the Fnasnins service. In the
morning. the choir viii render the foiiawiay ;
Tier. Is t;reea Hill Far Away. l.. H..
Somerset The sun Shall he no Wore
Thy Light his hay, II. II. Woodward. Al
the evening service, tI'c choir viii repeat the
Christmas ssleciiaas LET Us Now Go
Even 'aio Beth, iisral." 4. Simper: Calm
on the Listening Far VI Night, r. A..
S..huecker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

Mrs. A. Mather, l7ol Madison Ave,
New York City, thus speaks for herself aud
friends Il have used Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup for the past six or seven years, and
always have found it most excellent
remedy. One or two bottles will cure my
worst cough. | have recommended it to q
number of friends. who have used it always
with satisfactory results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
THE FAIRFAX BANK FAILURE.
President and Cashier Arrested Tor Receiving
Deposits When Bank Was Insolvent.

REDWOOD FAILS MINI, Dec. 30.-SincC
the collapse of the Bank of Fairfax, Mimi,
interested parties have been making dill
gent inquiry into the liabilities, but the as
signee would give no figures. a sensation
was caused today by the arrest of }. \,
Beard, the president, and +. A. Gray, the
cashier of the bank, on the complaint of a
Renoille county man, charging them wit
receiving deposits when the bank was insol'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby give noiic" that hey
viii n,tision H. ncxl Legislature 10 grant fbctg
pnake ,,n,rny4r,epfs for diving logs the Worth
Branch 81 pepsbsooi river, in Township ., u -
" + mt Q. X. 4, W. v. j.. : in 7. q. u.
Is. ". T.. l.. =; aad on Norris nrook' ~ '"h
.GP X ~ T. l.. <. o X. H., ". T.. T.. =, and
/. 4 10 w. r. l.. =. Ai.o on The hesdnatcfa Of
HsEer Like. in Tovnships 4, Il ~ v. !. !. >,
IA r s. II. II. " J.. g. :. aud q. y. u. W. T.. "
An bclng tributaries Of said l.slfr Lake,
,sbeh lake j. siiua,pd in 7. Z, X. u. ". y u. -,
and thr stream 20 be improved bring known
sfsi Of ii5s distance Woboostp0ek eiresfm' alsp
~ .,,e I,4sdp,airrs ~ the Tributaries Of Dole
HrOok ~ e 8, n. ~. ". g.. J.. -, aud D. H. ~ W.
L. H. y. AID collect reasonable tolls -, All loRs
ffaasing through, Of benefited ~ sah nains'
DANIEL y. DAVIS.
Bangor, Dec. !. i-sfs. hreai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

The annual supper and roll-eaA of the
Congregational church occurred at the
sestry last evening. Nearly las members
sat down to houpsitul supper served in
the dining room from 10 o'clock. Fol-
lo~ing supper reports were heard from the
church officers. committees and various or
CARNATIONS of the church. and the roll was
s.sih4A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

Robert Emmett Court Of Foresters held
is annual meeting Thursday evening. with
the choice of the following VI. A
Harden, G. H.; T.. ]. Brann, s. c. r.. +,
II. Ward, Treas. G. Daley, financial Sec
Rotary T., A. Wakefield. recording seere-
tarv; y. kinseila, s. w; Frank Marshall,
j. W. Geo. iIoulehan, 5. b., : W. Tai
bot, i. H. Geo. u. Friend. court physic-
ian: Frank Cusick. trustee for three years.
The installation of officers will occur in two
weeks and will be made a very pleasant oc-
ia stot,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

iIayelock Lodge. No. ~. X. of L. have
eieetcd the following officers Frank Red
ingsois. &. c. T.. c. warawell. '. G.; III.
G. Prince, prelate; T.. W. Alien, X. of r.
r. W Sr,ith, NJ ef r. C. F. AVER,
VI. sf f.: J. 4. Davidson, N. of A. Geo.
:. DeIivf. representative OF the Grand
I.atgs'; Frank Redington. alternate; \.
1tharfaf~au, trustee.
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he WAS AN HONEST MAN.
S. ]. RandaITs Estate Shows Deficit Of
S404.41.

PHIIApLIrHiA, Dec. S0,--Tle final az
count of the estate Of the late Congressman
Samuel J. Randall, filed this morning
shows that he left property valued at ( 80 i,
a. The fees of undertakers and physi-
clans who attended him were Sl.l94.l6.
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SEN. c0LQUnT WORSE.
One Side Is ParaIyzed-His Vile May Die
Soon OF Same Trouble.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 30,-Senator Col
quits condition is now considered critical
by the physicians. He is now confined To
his bed, one side of his body being para
lyzed His wife lies in an adjoining room,
paralyzed, and her brain affected. She Is
not expected to live MANY DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31
WAS Ne GUILTY.
A Patent Medicine vender Charged With Muir
der Suicides.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Dec. 3n.--Theotiore
4. Newyille. patent medicine vender,
committed suicide by stabbing himself with
pock.knife at his home Wednesday. He
was implicated in the death of Mrs. Mary
Yearling. who died under suspicious cir
cumsfances and il is though, he committed
suicide rather than face an investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

aieorge II Harrington has purchased the
two building. iust above the gtist mill on
Water Street formerly owned by A. Hop
kins and will occupy the upper one ~ a
coal and trucking office after some exten-
-iye repairs nfe made. The other beiiiing
he has leased 10 Thomas Dick for bla *
.fnilli alInr.
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Ship Abandoned and Set On Fire.

WuuixGroN, n. c.. Dec. 30.-Thc
schooner Eleanor Mckay of Georgetown
S. G., for New York, sprung a leak, be
came waterlogged, and was abandoned,
Dec. 2sth, off Topsail Inlet. n. {. The
vessel had cargo of naval stores and cot
ton. The captain set fire to the wreck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

" pm ~. htba't '
~ Rondout. n. " .
and stated that he
was troubled with
inflammation of the
kidneys, gravel
and rheumatism he
had tried about all
the standard rem
eoiies, had bee n
u n d er the treat
ment of the best
medical a,ItEoriiies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

The board Of directors o! the Gard'ner
Young Mems Christian Association met
THURSDAY evening and voted 10 give three
DAYS fair on the 2ist, I'D and 23d Of Feb
r,,sry in the Opera house The matter was
placed 10 the hands of competent com nitr
rsa
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aiieo.
hess,srs,s

sVNtNFHI stIks
Naple,on~lprc Il. Nellie f. Thomas aged |.
wears AID Il months
Fort Fairfield IN 81 Jas t.rass sgrd $. yrs
Hnnlfoa--per. III Mary Mel ELAN, wife OF Hob
ert Campbell, aged p,soui = wears.
cttsBERi.ASp.
Bridgtoa--Dec. 10. VIM. q. kimbaIi. aged -
years, !, months and days; Asenath Jane. wife
- >amnei Dss. ageil t;s years and a5 days.
soMEEsKT.
Showing Dec ~. Thomas Lurfun. aged
about - yesr-
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Born.
lNkNNEREC.

Watervillr- ner. IN to the wife of J. l.. Mer-
rick. II SON. lice. 10, ~ the wife of H. A. i,ay, a
son Dee Is; to the wife OF lir. 4. 7, Dunn a son.
LINCOLN.
Boofhtay Harbor bee. 10, to the wife OF W.
Y. Holioh, daughter
SOMERSET.
North Au-oit--DeI - tss the wife OF Will Hob
ins0n. II daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

Mr. r. J.. Peaslse. one OF Raadolrth's
welI-known citizens. Sustained bad tail
90 Jarkson'. corner yesterday forenoon.
Although no bones were broken he sas
badly bruised and shaken mp anu required
the services Of physician.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

Danforth Lodge, y. E.o. p, elected the
following officers. Wednesday evening
w, Joseph Marston; v. W., J. y. Glow ;
Sec. J. ". Chadwick Chap, q. q. AN
tlrew.; +. s., A. II, Jordan; Treas, j.
W. pana; tiaide, q. W. Harrinnn I;
Guardian. Harry y. Meader Sentinel,
Jaups Jones
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

Union services WI be held in the
churches during the week of prayer. Com
mencing Monday the first two will occur at
the Methodist, the two following at the
Bapt ;, AMI the last two at the Coagrega-
tionaf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-31

Yesterday Mf. VIVA keens. the veteran
iecman. flashed filing and damaging the
first icehoaser to be- filled this season. IL
xss the new eehosse connected with Mr.
Wm. e.. i'rebie's handsome residence at
th. Sew Mills