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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

Leaves Bills Unpaid and Breaks His
Promise TO the Sailors.

PoRTsMouTH IN. n Feb --SchOoref
GeoIge "A. LrlsBd, ~ilch which w.s bsd J
burned by her osrgo Of liue tAkirg tfc
some weeks ego, LIT port tonight IN tow OF
the tug montsns. Before leaving port the
crew peIiioned to sue the vessel sns
had the captain srrsigned for no
providir soffi irut food When the YES sei
departed Capf. Hall did not nay for In,
uosrd Of The saii0rs and other buds Incurred
while in port. o. arriving IN thu h.Tbof
de cop;sin decided 20 proceed ~ Boa OF
without steamer, having previou,ly sta ed
10 the crew that II they would suck by tEe
vessel he wouli havs the vessel to~ed l.
hat port.
THIS afternoon Judge Marvin. sctiDg for
United States cJmml.sioner Brcheid ?.
visited ne vessel, and the crew decided
they you'd u stay BY the vessel, which
hey cODsidsfed Vn,esw0rthy, and csms &c
b $ ciy.
When hr. Marvin visited the vessel a
stormy scene to.k place between h'm ana
Captain H.l,ths latter threatening 10 sbnol
him. Tins eve log Cspisil Hall seat rord
to tie cTes that be you'd have q tug tow
tie vessel to Boston il they would rsIurD,
bIt they refused to do 50.
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SEALING QUESTION.


WAsHIsGTos, Feb. 1.-Sir Julian
PAuncefote. the British minister cal ed at
the stste psrtment this m7rnins in COM
sio ers, Sir Baden Powell ard DR.. Dawson,
who have jus, arrived in Warrington from
Canada. they had Conference With Mr..
Blaire ard srr4 sei cfr'sin pre.iminsris'
for tue liut conference 10 BE- he'd between
the United States snd Britt. h commissio ers
who visited Bebriug Pea last summer for
the special purpose Of investigating tie zeal
industry
l The United States commissioners are
Prof. MenderhsII and Prof. Merriam
Each comuias on afriv. d At certain conclp-
sions and tile object 4 the conference be
tEeen Ihsm is 70 bring these results t.
ge,her into )int rspors constituting TIE
frdipg OF fscts to De submit, 70 he board
Of srbIIs;ors.
The commls s.ion dealt with the preseci
and future Of the sealing iodustsy. without
reference to The political Issues involved.
gu, h a. the question Of Jurisdiction over
Behring sea, which of course i. the primo.
pal questi1n 70 be determined By srbi,r'
iion. The fscts furnished by she commit
siouers ~ TO the number and habits oi
the sesls. extent Of ths industry and prob
sbiity Of e1;ern'nstion Of the tpsciss, u
indiserimiasts sealing is slilwed, will form
the essential basis uf the Argument
Il i, practically conceded shat arbitration
cannot be conc.u3ed in tim 70 secure rs =
nswsl os the Dodus v,yeHdi OF last year
which compact ell expire May Let next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
RICHMOND.
Death Of Richmond Man While Rail.
r0ading in Massachusetts.

Special to KENsEBEc JoURsALl
RIcHMoED. Feb. Word was received
here today o. the death of James Thoois, =
Rict mopd boy, who has been railrosdiug
out Of Worcester, Ms.s., during the last
three or four years. His body was found
yesterday lyirg be s.de the track. 1t it not
known whether he was killed by the cars or
died suddenly from the effect Of Is grippe,
from vi hich he bad ast got up, and fell of
the train. He was the son of Patrick
Thoole snd wss about 25 years Of age.
The II sh sth,ol ense rtsiamens Friday
evening neited the class about si2.
The Ssssdahoc Ice Co., opens their
canal tcdsy.
Mrs. Lucy A. Eshelman snd Miss
Adelis Dlnsmors, are the newly elected
president aud vice president OF the Y. Z.
>. G. f
Ms Georgia Jackson hss met with quite
q serious acc dent at Norway By faAiAs
dom sisifs.
Will Wilson is growing bis ice fad to
day 10 pat up for the local nsrses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
SD CONGRESS.
10 The Heuse II Takes thl
Sefgeant.at.AIms
10 Restore Pesc, and QuletresS Dur,
irs Mondays SESSION.
Bills introduced in the Senate and Re.
ferred TO Committees.

WAsHISGroS Feb. LIN the Sens,e,
among the documents presented and re
ferred were: Fem the var depsrtms ut,
abstracts OF military fsfcs. Of the Upited
States, organized and unofg4fiz d. sni the
second annual report Of the commissions y
Of patents.
Bills Introduced aud referred were: by
Sherman, for sppoia,mens Of representa-
lives from the United States TO the C.lam-
b,sn Hi,toricsl Exposition a, Madrid in
1899 By Palmer, to develops and fscil'-
tate the iV'. sSa.e commerce OF the whole
country, more especially the % states aid
two territories, III VINO q or psrs drained by
the Mississippi river snl tributaries BY
Perkits, to return 20 the rebuohc Of Mexico
certaia battle ixgs captured 10 the war Of
1916
efficiency Of the infantry arm of the Uoi.ed
States Referred.
The calendar was taken up. The pend
ing question being q bill to appropriate
SIS 900 for pubic buiidng at Reno, New.
Stewart moved to reduce 'he appropriation
to $50 90 The amendment ~ss agreed
-. and the bill passed. The Mexican
award bill as TO the La Aors claim esme
up ss VI tiaIshed business. George spoke
10 support Of il.
Sherman said he though, the We'll clsim
q clear case Of deliberate fraud founded On
PEI, jury; be would vote to refund the
money, but believed the LIS Abrs case TO be
merely case Of ex9gerased dsmsges. lie
believed il wss for tine pubic interests IS
an example in internsti nal arbitration,
that the award should stand.
Dsuiel opposed tbs b..i ard vote VS.:
taken on Hosr's amendment TO strike out
the third section. The amendment sRs moi
agreed to and the number in the amend men,
ffered by Villas was ssreed 10. The hill
then pAsssd-y ess, 43; nays, 8; (George
Higgins, Power, VaGce and Ves,l
IL directs suit to be bfoUgal in The
name of the United States in the Court Of
Ciams ag1inst the la Abts Silver Mirins
Company aad all persons making claim tc
| any part o. the ard, t. determine ahethei
the award wss obtained by frsui o. effect.
usted by mears of false swearing
An appeal nav be taken to the Supreme
Court Of the United States and IN case Of d
government Of Mexico to be released from
further payment and the amount undis'r b.
uted TO be paid the government Of Mexico
Such portion Of the award as Was moi
obtained through frsud be distributed &c
persons entitled thereto. A ike bill in re-
lation to Berj j.min Well was passed
The Senate adjourned till tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
Railroaos { STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
lrrsngement Of Trains In Eject Ssv.
18th, 1891.

sS0In0 WEeT%b A. n Tor L@Btst9a
8oasi anf, Portland, Boston ssd sost,ssl; ,ss
n ter Gsllosai, 9sr:iRsr Aad 4osth 9kfdassE
f6isA e. for srsnsrt Z. lewiston. fsr1tn ztgs
aoosszaa. Pos-laad sad Boston. oonnsetia1 foa
WHIT Mosata4a Points, sE p n 70,
uAssz z<t Gardiner xnf South tsxrriarr; =
=. d. tos sraas SisE, sAsai F'zianf, saston
sas sA.arazys esly. tor hoesiaa sos p ~ 70
HalIosell, 6zriisss sad sS1,a 6Afaissfs ~ ~
rM fhisht PsAua.a. Tor LeSistsn, a@.E, For
AID md Sos.oa-
sfqsaesan, Dsifa<t. Bangor, Ear BAstof. B.,
stsDheps 81 john and AFoostosG Cosaty, S5l 4
r. tor wstsrvi1s. SaoSn@ssn and Bangor ~,
r n. ios ~steryiils, Oakianf, sor-h AasoE
Biashan, 5x0.hsxAE. ssifast. Dover and
ygs srsft Bangor, bar B4rsof. 81. 5tepheas
~ iosa zaG Aroos.oox County, and SUNDAY,
sals n all 4. NJ, ior Bangor.
The sixs, Pr.lnsn trsias run eaek ws7 ever;
nisht Sundays tnslgdsd, bat nSt u Saezb4san
on Monday mornings. or 70 Belfast. Dexter, o.
bsy,nd Bangor. On 8aa lay mornings
fte day express trains going West st 1910 a
H and East At Ia p. N ran daily, 5audays In
snd B. Joha.
ACCOM- AODATfOy THAIs for Aas7.ta
esgss sostb Gardiner. as A ID. 10 aad q
Uall0ssll, s.tS A NJ, Us and so 2. n.
Through tickets 70 California aad al DainJi
soath and West nay De had Of w. r. Walker
assst nssa;, Augusta, The only otres In AaxusIs
ssiiRg yia AL to1tss Aad chsskins baggage frsa oi
s1gshse.
FAYsOs TUCKER, Vice Pros tisnr hahAysr
y. H. BooTHBY, Gent Psse. aud Ticket As't-
Portland, Nov. 70. 1891.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At Ssbs,is. Sunday night, the boarding
houss II Hpsh Moursm sss damaged by
Gre 500; Insured.
TIE home Of George NJ, Rnsk, Auburn,
vas damsged sl200 BY Ere, Mondsy morn
ing ; nearly covered BY insurance.
Jeremiah Donshue, szed "a. while inssne
Saturday, 9. Lewiston, attempted TO Gus his
throat -ith snifs and then jumped from
the window and has not been seen since.
II is feared that he commiaed suicide in
tie river.
The Monday morning freight train bound
Up the Graud Trunk vss dersiied .: Wes:
Bethel BY the falling upon the track Of .
brake beam from one Of the cars. Fifteen
cars left the rails. The conductor vas
slightly injured.
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Maine Postal Changes.

WAsHIsGvo~, ID. G. Feb ] The fol
loving changes 10 tn postal serTice IA
Maine, are anaouEc4d:
Route 20s H9lrs Mills 10 Garland
From FEB. s, 1892, iacr-ese servics to s1
tunes q week
btat service il discontinued or route 287,
from Norh fsle.boro to Norlhpofs, from
jan. 3lst.
Ss.amoost ssrv;cs Is established on route
70, from North Islesooro TO Belfast, IL
miles and back, SIX times = week. by =
.cheduls Of eos 20 succeed liz hours rur 10
ming time esch -aY, fiom Feb. /, 1899, to
Jane 30, 1892.
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6OMER8ET RAILWAY,

Commencing Monday. Jsss zSh, 1881. trains
siu rar ~ follows, ooSnestins n Oskiaad with
Maine Central Railroad
Fsr Boston, partiaad. Lewiston, WEtervilis, 40
fasta. showhegaa and Bangor;
Passenger trains leave Bingham, stt a. N.
fi2 20 p r.. 5oios. s52 4 n. izS NJ. Cara
tsaI Fails. .sss a, NJ, 100 P.s Enbdsn. 7-o2
An. 10 r. NJ, North Arson, ~ An, ! 50 r.
" Anson, IN A NJ, 10 p "; hsdison, 7.s0 a.
", aOar.s e., sorridgswook, 80 NJ, All P.
81 bangs siding. TS A. NJ, 'a-ks ?. N. SswtslIe
{ ro.slng, .s.Gz n. '2.f2 r. NJ, arrive Oakland,
no a -, 2s9 p N.
foaa Boston, Portland. Lewiston. Augasga, Va
tsrvill.. 5xo~bssAn and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland. s.os A. NJ, 50
p saststie CroasiDR, .9.2C A NJ, IS 90 p NJ.
Fangs siding - ~ A. N, 's.o7 p. NJ; H0tridxs
wool, pa a NJ, stt p NJ. Madison, "a a. T.,
BB ?. N, Aasoa, a5A NJ, n p. N, Eorsh An
.on, ito % a NJ, $50 NJ, len, 30 A. NJ.
s.Da ?. NJ. Carratunk falls. 'io.+5 a n, 'st4 p.
~ sol0n. 10 IS NJ. s-is ~, arrive Biosh1l m.
ia A.. NJ, AS P-M.
Flag stations, at whish trains stop on signal or
noLioa 70 conductor. 7 Mixed between BiRshsr1
and North ARson. Nd. N. AVER, Sapt-
septsdti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
The Speed wells Grew Sent Home.

NEw BEDFORD Feb. Capt. G. =.
Ar,y and cre~ Of the wrecked schooner
3peeiTell, csms to this city ard were fur
nisaed passes 10 y stoD from which plscs
hey all 20 To their homes in Rockiand,
Name. Csps. Arey will remain 10 this
city to meet Mr. Wight Of Cobb, Wight T.
Company Of R3cklsnd, owner Of the
schooner TIE sgsht and captain will
proceed to III wreck in the tug Eisis.
fhe schooner S2eedrell, ashore on LII ON
mtdisu shosl IS turned nearly to The
waters edge, ard bo}b mAsts have fallen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
CONFESSED THE THEFT
Of Clothing and Groceries from Ex-Goy
ernor Robie's House at Gorham.

GoRHAx, Feb. 1.-The residence OF e1
Governor Rotie was lately discovered to
have been entered during h. absence OF
tie family, who are spending he winter =,
Portland. A good deal Of clothing and
groceries i. thus far misssd. To-Day sew
e.sl suits Of Governo, Robe we're found 10
9 PAWN shop g. Portland. iesding to the
arrest of Fred Weleh, employed by W. P
F. Rooie, the Goverpor's son. WEIGH,
when arrested, confessed 10 the theft.
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RECIPROCITY TREATIES


WAsHIsoTos, Feb, Official notics
has been received at the state department
from The British minister that the tariff
changes agreed upo1 in the reciprocity al
rsngsment for Briisb Wess fadisn COLO
miss. has already been voted by Jamaica
Barbados and Tsinidsd, sed from Febru.
ary Is, the rsti5roeily arrangement
viii be In full force in these colonies
A few days dslsy only is AZ nieIpG'sd il
puttii z ths ARA gemert into operation, also
in the Leeward AID Wisdraid Islands.
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NOT REQUIRED BY LAW


WAsHisoTos. Feb. None Of the law
{ fl GERS Of lDT .1v7 rnncnt is aware Of any
is~ Of the Uti:ed S sies which requires
foreign vs,s~ls entering the Uoi ed btsies
poFI. 10 display American eoiors. ]. Is
stated, Ihst The t,snt- Atlantic steamers Of
foreign. register sstshisbed sueh custom,
bot merely ~ nature Of compliment. and
it is nor iegai requirement.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Mill Operative at Oakland Has His Hand
and Arm Injured.


Especial to the Rennebec JOURNAL
OAKLAND, Fer. 1.-Thom.s Walker, q
secoDd hagd in the weave room Of the
Cascade ~oolen mill, oakland, narrowly
escaped 4 serious accident Monday after
neon. While fxiug losm machinery be
was accidentally thrown into the gear by q
fellow ooersave. Walkers head vss
csught between the belt sod pulley and bis
arm caught in Ihs dfivisg gear. Both
we're bruised and msnsisd No bones we're
broken although the shsfung 70, eight
loom. rss brought to 3 stsadstill By the
o5s4rEc ion. II the main driving belt had
been lighter Walkers hand ard arm would
both have been horribly msnsled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

MUHDHf, + 80. T.
OS TRrlL.-Mxtifsv L.ughiia admin.
W Elmer L. Gethchsii.
Il ttis suit The plaintiff ss aimini.is.ra-
tor OF one Fred A. G steheil sues to recoy-
er the sum Of $500 depssised in th.
Bangor Savings Bsik, in the name Of De.
fendsnt viihou, CO.. sderatien snd xhict
d-fends1t sg,tei 20 held fo- hin in tfus
aud 10 psy the sane to him on dersnd. VI
LaushEin, 2. G. White for p'ainpfF; B. D
Acdilon for defendant.
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Ex-Lieui. Gov. Jenckes Of Rhode Island
Dies suddenly.

soyIDzscg, Il I Feb I.-Ex.I Lieut..
Governor Oscar Jsncxe, Rsthbun Of Woon-
srcket dropped dead from hart disease in
Uno depot here tnis afternoon. He was
prominent business map, well known
througheu: tie sta.e. lie was born In
1882 srd ~as prominently iiebt & ID With
Woan.ockei's backing and msnursc,using
ih,etss,a He was elected lieutenant go'ei.
nor 10 1882, aud served till 1884.
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my Daashter's Life

Was s.vsd by Hoods SsrsapsfiIia," says
Mr.. B. B. Jones Of Alma, Maine. "S1e
hsd ssven running sore, ia different places
on her body, bus On giving aer Hood's Ssr-
sspa,iila there vas marked improvement
And nov she 10 veil, strong sad healthy"
Hoods Pills cure Constpss!oa By restor.
irg the peristsiIis acIian Of the sii1sptsry
canal. They are the best family catbsr'ic.
iAni4tG xfolrHa ychd&~
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FAIR TUESDAY
But Rain Storm May Reach Us BY
Tuesday Night.

WAsHIxsrGS, FEB. l--For Maine: Fair.
followed By ise:easinz eloaiiness probably
lisht rains Tuesday night; slightly warmer
ives, Winds. with rain Wednesday. s gaals
displayed q. Exssporl.
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THE NATIONAL DEBT.
A Decrease During the Month Of January
Of 81 ,99J ,G52.50.

WAsniYTros, Feb. The debt state
msnt issued Il day shows decrease during
the month Of January In interest ard nor-
interest bssriog debt of 81 o95 .G52 80 The
cssh baisnce In the treasury Jan 81, 1899.
was sI3I 1868 459 "a; decrease during the
ma.th. So 205 GGS 7g
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Bosros, Feb. For Ssw England :
unHl Wednesday, warmer. increasing
eloa3ins So, fo.io~sd Tuesday and Tue
dsy high: By light rain, eIcep. III
Northern Maine, shtte rain will
probably rot begin before Tues
day night, light, variable winds becom-
ing sou hssstly A storm Of slight insen-
Sly and central in The upper lake region
AID vii peobsby move 10 the Atlantic
las. by Wed lesdsy morning.
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CROWDED THE FIRE ESCAPES
OF Russian jew Tenement House
Seven Injured, Three Fatally.

NEw YORK, Feb. l.-An overturned
lamp tooigns set f'e to Hester
street tenement house. occupied
hy 20 Rn.sau jess. The flames spread
vim fearful rspiiity and inmates
II the building became panic stricken and
crowded ihe fire escapes. Some leaped
and Others were knocked to the pavement
below. Seven were iojn'ed, three fatally.
The property was damaged $4,000.
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Lot Of Bother Over Nothing.

BgIDGEroKT, Conn, Feb. 1.-The
schooner Giendon Of St. John, N. B..
which caused much sxcitemsnt yesterday
BY displaying British Jack as her masthead
lies q. wharf displaying no Gag vhst=vsr.
No EFFORT hss been made today to conpsl
the captain to show the American snsigo
Tnsrs Is no lay to compel him to d1 60, II
being optional -iib hi 10 fh1r tas ris.s
oi expect to tits country.
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MAINE vs.. GRAND TRUNK.
Supreme Court Orders That Mandate b,
Not Yet Issued.

WAsHIseToS, FEB. LIN the United
Ssatss Supre me Cours TO-DAY, in the Gaze Of
the State Of Maine, plaintiff 10 error, vs..
G,sad Trunk Rsil~s Of Cansds, 1t IA.
ordered that the mandate be not issued ue-
I'll further order Of tie court.
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GOT THEIR SENTENCE
Aud il viii Probably Learn Them u
Lesson for the Future.

BEAVER. Pa Feb. THE defendants
in the QIay libel suit were sentenced today
t. six n4hth' imprisoument In jsil Ard
rsrs fluei $500 and The costs Of tho prose
r. n m
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diseases arising from impure
blood aud a detanged liver.
With the elimination Of the
cause, digestion improves,
assimilation becomes perfect.
The bowels move regularly,
the kidneys arc active, there
is an increase of flesh and a
sure return to sound health.
For sale at all Druggists.
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-18

Allan Bane are in light, but the COM
pany looks too speedy. Pessaria will be
Z dangerous candidate, and Taral will
make Z wonderful effort on the 4-year-
old. He should not be overlooked.
English Lady has done nothing to war
rant picking her out, although she has
never yet shown her true form. Loca-
hachie has more than Z fighting chance
tournament is In wonderfully light. and
II he were the horse he showed TO be two
Years aRd, should win In q walk. He
started the other day for the first time
this year and showed the white feather
III toboggan slide in sne last few
lengths. Madstone, San Juan and
Clarendon should make q good run,
especially the former. Poet Scout was
great horse last year and be may have
been held back as the dark horse. Tenny
may prove surprise party, but I think
the swayback has seen his best day.
Russell has run several capital races
this year, but is uncertain. II he gets
of we'll, he IL liable to make it interest
ing for the best.
/ shall pick them to flash past the
post as follows:
Raceland, first.
Hie Highness, second.
Pessara, third.
If Tournament does not turn coward,
he may upset all calculations.
DAewoRrH.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-18

Angeles will regret sincerely to learn
that today @. G.. Stanzioni, the we'll
known flute soloist, will leave for New
York, together with Mrs. StaDzioni,
better known as Helen Parepa, and as q
singer of rare ability. Mr.. Stanzioni is
called to the empire city by the serious
illness of his mother, who is not ex-
pected to live.
The annual musical recital of the Los
Angeles university takes place at the
college chapel on Tuesday evening. The
annual recital of the elocution claes
takes place the following evening. and
on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock the
commencement exercises will be held at
the college.
~.
On Wednesday evening, June 22d,
Prof. A. Willhartitz and his pupils,
assisted by Mr.. H. @. Portway, baritone,
will give an evening of music in Temper
ance Temple hall, corner of Temple and
Broadway.
Philip Patterson OF Oakland is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ABBY A.. Chouteau
for few days. Rumor says a most
popular young lady from San Francisco
is the cause Of this visit.
~
The commencement exercices of the
st. Vincent's college occur next Thurs
day evening at the Grand opera house.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-18

chin for moment and then said II
don't believe that was delirious. No
one told me that I was, anyhow. 1
don't imagine that Mrs. Wilson would
betray me. She always acted to me like
son."
Didn't you hear from Buffalo while
you were gomez"
not"
Have you any curiosity to see Mrs.
N. Rowland7'"
( "Have I? Well, won't be the last
to try to get glimpse of her when she
comes to claim her reward. I'll know
then who che is. Iwish I had only
known that this reward of $4,000 was
offered for my discovery. Iwould have
got it myself or let my friends have
done So"
"You haven't done that very thing,
have you 2" asked the Times man.
II wouldn't be puzzling myself as to
who Mrs. Rowland is if l had," was the
quiet reply.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-18
POMONA.

A Fine Amatsur Opera Hsrformsnce.
Notes.
[The Pomona agency of the HsRALD Il located
In the First National hank block, where newt
Hal HamnertJ
PoxoNA, June 17.-An opera full oi
spirit and action Piratesssf Penzance-
was given sst the Arsnory opera hous<
last evening, and was . decided success
in every way. Elegant costumes, splen-
did musicby the orchestra of we'll known
musicians Of Los Angeles, a full house.
every available seat beingtaken, proved
what can be done by giving attention tc
details and perfect training to such tai.
ent aH ours.
DR.. F. H. Smiths part,,a pirate chief,
was given in his well-known manner,
his deep bseso voice coming out full and
clear, the'costume worn being very rich,
as was also @. H. Marshall's, major
general of the British army, carried out
in good part.
q. Modini-wocd assumed the tenor
role, accompanied by Mrs. Pasmore.
Mrs. Jessie A. Pasmore's role was
rendered with her Usual sweet toned
voice, high, clear notes. Her taking
Pity on the Pirate . Apprentice, in the
song, Poor Wandering One" afforded
full play OF the power Of her voice. and
was received by we'll deserved applause.
The Police quartette. Messrs. John
Hutchinson, Walter A. Lewis, Earl
Cowan, Roberts and Pillig, brought
forth long and continued applause,
John Hutchinson, captain, outdoing
himself in particular. He was splendid.
Mrs. Davis, sas Ruth, appeared before
q Pomona audience for the first time,
and can be classed among the already
long list of fa~oritee.
NOTES.
Miss Farnsworth's school was given q
picnic today in Live Oak cation. Mr..
Doty conducting the party.
The Southern Pacific has had mas.
sive pole erected at the depot4with an
apparatus on top for signaling their
trains. An arm projecting from the pole
issnsed in the day time and liahts at
night. The lever chat works the project
ing arm is situated in the Office, and can
be reached in q moments time.
Another Pomona boy needs reform and
will get it. City Marshal J.. A. I4orbeer
is to take him to Whittier in few days
to haze him placed in the reform school.