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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-10
The Next Rouse.

WASHINGTON. d. c., November 9.-Be-
cause of the lack Of returns from all of the
Congressional districts in the country, 1t IS
vet impossible TO make a complete list OF
the membership in the next House OF Rep
reseutatives.
From the information at hand. there is
little doubt that the Democrats will have a
majority of at least SO over the Republi-
cans. with a probability Of increasing that
hgure until the full count is known.
A careful compilation on the basis Of re-
turns received shows that the representa-
tion of the three parties in the House will
be as follows: Republicans l01, Democrats
1Q5- PEOPLES s.
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ILLINOIS IS SAFE
Cleveland VIII Have About 10000 IN
that state - Altgeld's Majority stin
GREATER.

Cleveland VIII Have About 10000 IN
that state - Altgeld's Majority stin
Greater.
CHICAGO, November 9.-The late returns
do not abate In any way from the decisive
Democratic victory in the State OF Illinois,
both on National AID State tickets. Con-
seryative men OF all parties now generally
agree that the Democratic plurality in the
State will be approximately 10000, and tho
Democrats will have at least thirteen OF
the twenty-five Congressman, with prob
ability of one or two more in the districts
still in doubt
Incomplete Official returns from 80 out OF
"a wards in the city Of Chicago, give Cleve-
land 66,054; Harrison, 47,2S2. Partial re-
turns from the country towns INDICATE that
the vote in Cook county outside or the city
of Chicago will be almost a standoh, SO
that Cleveland's plurality in Chicago and
Cook county may be Appropriated a. "
900.
Six hundred and thirty-two out OF ap-
proximately 10 precincts ia the State out
side OF Cook county give Cleveland III 400
Harriso nl22, ,2S4-a plurality for Harrtso
Of ISIS. This would max Cleveland's n
plurality in the whole State approximately
lO.O0;. The Official returns are not likely
10 show any marked variation from these
figures. The vote on Altgeld, Democratic
candidate for Governor, will show some
increase over these figures, while the re-
mainder Of the Democratic State ticket
will receive the same vote as the Cleveland
and Stevenson electors. The Democrats
have also elected their county ticket In
Cook county.
In the State Senate the Democrats will
have about Z majority. and the indica-
tions also are that they will control the
lower ouse by about the same majority,
although returns from several doubtful
districts are still somewhat indefinite.
No Senator is 10 be elected by the next
General Assembly. but the important ad-
vantage of redistricting the State for Con-
gressional, Legislative and Judicial prr-
poses will fall TO the Democrats.
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aiF' SAYS GARTER.
But the "If' Was There and VIII Stay
Chauncsy Depew Says . Few Words.

New YORK, November 9.-At D:S0
O'Clock hismorning Chairman Carter said /:
'New York has gone Democratic but that
that does not elect Cleveland. 1t all de-
pends upon Indiana and Illinois, and l am
confident they will give Republican piu-
ralities l have heard nothing from west
Virginia, but expect TO hear during the
day that it has gone Republican. III the
West had remained true TO the party Mr..
Harrison would have been elected without
New York. -,
Chauncey NJ. Depew did not look this
morning like man who is suffering from
disappointment. He said: "If Mr.. Cleve-
land has been elected hope the Democra-
cy will have both branches Of Congress.
II he is elected it simply shows that the
COUNTRY has az cepted theory for practice.
/ give the Democrats full swing Let them
have every opportunity TO reduce theory
TO practice.
"Cf course I am disappointtd. l shall
remain disappointed for whoie day.. L
shall congratulate Cleveland IL he gets In,
snd I'll congratulate VIM. @. Whitney. de
has done nobly. You see Yale man comes
of with the honors anyway. After these
congratulations always pick my hlnt Tor
the next fight"
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Cart,r Come. Down by Degrees.

NEW YORK, November 9.-The Repub-
Iican National Committee at i've o'clock
this afternoon gave out the following bull
letin:
"From the latest advices, received at
Headquarters, the result Of the election for
President depends upon the returns from
Wisconsin, illinois and Indiana, all OF
which are exceedinfly close, but claimed
bv the Republicans. With the electors
from these States Harrison and Reid Will
have 223 sure votes.n
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indiana Conceded by the journal.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 9.-The
Indianapolis Journal Rep) tomorrow
morning, in estimating the result in In
diana, will show returns from seventy-fve
counties uuoficially and a part Of
them estimated. On the basis
of these figures, the State
is conceded to the Deplocrats by plurality
Of from 5000 to 1000. The figures given
are not vouched for as perfectly accurate
and later returns may make material
changes but not sufficient to affect the gen
eral result.
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1t Looks Like Growers Meat.

CINc1NNAT1, o.. November 1O-1:15 a. m.
The Commercial Gazette (Rep.), on the ba'
sis of complete returns from 81 counties
and estimates on the remaining 81 coun-
ties in Ohio, estimates that the Cleveland
electors are chosen by S54 plurality and
that S. M. Taylor, Republican, for Secre-
tary of State has been elected. 1t also fig
ures ten Republican and eleven Democrat
ic Congressmen elected.
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,gp,einl 7lIsorom TO Ms REGISTER.

COLUMBUS, o., November 9.-Most sur
prising Democratic gains are shown in the
later election returns from this State and
at ten O'Clock tonight it really looks as
though Ohio had followed in the grand
Democratic procession and not only chosen
Democratic electors, but elected COM
plete Democratic State ticket. Complete
returns from all but twenty counties have
reduced the Republican plurality on the
head of the ticket to less than 1000, and S.
N. Taylor, Republican candidate for Sec
retary of State, does not claim his election
with confidence.
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Tho .,1aiI and E1pre.s' Gives 1t Up,

New YoRK, November 9.-Iu an extra
edition the M1il and Express editorially con-
cedes Cleveland's election, and the prob
ability of a Democratic majority in the
Federal Senate
The Mga ana Express says in its news
summary. TIE Democrats will control
the next House of Representatives, but
their majority will be reduced nearly one
hundred. leaving them majority estl-
mated ut between forty and fifty, The
Republicans in New York State gain four
congressman by the latest figures.
"With a number Of districts throughout
the country yet 70 be heard from-a0out
thirtv-one, the Republicans have 80 Ia the
House. the Democrats $50 and the Peoples
party TO-"
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W. A. TA1LOR's CLAIMS.
The Indications Are That Ohio Is In Doubt
aSto the secretary of state.
C.,.e;5I TsLsor1Eu tn ths RsCistsr

iSDeCtOt 4eGepfuUtJ " dte heSSsSU'
COLUMBUS, O., November 9.-The pre-
cinct reports of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company received from this state
last night. were erroneous and misleading.
The reports to-day show that instead of a
gain on the vote for Mckinley last year,
the Republicans have loss. At O'Clock
this morning Governor Mckinley
called the attention Of Chairman
Deck to incongruous results and
said he could only figure out plurality Of
$4,000 for the Republican electors. Re-
turns from to-day from County Chairman
TO the State Democratic Committee indi-
cate that it will fall still below this, prooa-
bIv not more than 900 and Colonel w. A
TAYLOR claims mis- election as Secretary Of
State over s. NJ. Taylor, Republican, by
$500 AS the latter is known TO have run
behind the National ticket the ticket is
still in doubt
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Only Claim 116.

CINCINNATI, O., November 10.-1:96 A.
M.-The Enquirer, Dem.) with four coun-
ties to hear from, three of which have
hitherto been Democratic, estimates Cleve-
lands plurality in the State at 700. The
Republicans still claim Ohio by 116 plur-
alitv
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nrernn Divide Her Loat

PORTLAND, OREGON. November 9.-Tne
Democratic Central Committee concedes
the election Of three Harrison electors IN
Oregon by pluralities ranging from T,oVO 70
? 009 but they claim the election of one
weaver elector who was endorsed by the
Democrats.
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ufum,s the Word with MACK.

COLUMBUS, o., November Ex-Governor
Mckinley is not willing 70 discuss the
election as yet. He declares that he will
cav what he has 10 say on Friday and he
win not say before that time. Il am going
n East Liverpool tomorrow to attend 3
fnneral aud on Friday viii say what l
lhiuk Of the situation.
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Great ThunderIng Guns

CrxcrNYATI, November 9, 11:40 p. M
The Commercial Gazette figures on the ONO
situation at this hour includes ofiiclal re-
ports from 81 of the SO counties. III SHOWS
IA. 902 Democratic gain, which leaves put
$500 Of McKinley's 2l,5ll TO De extln-
0nished bv the remaining 81 counties. The
average gain for Cleveland Is nearly 800
per county.
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n.ns....uo pr.oInot. I'm mlpne.ota.

ST.. PAUL, November 9-Ninety-two pre-
cincts In Minnesota outside Of cities give
Harrison 1851, Cleveland 1,2O5. AS com
pared with the vote cast In the same pre-
cincts four years ago there is a Republican
loss of 1854 II the same ratio OF loss con-
tinues the Harrison electors Will nave from
u. 600 TO 1900 plurality over the straight
Democrotic electors.
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Nebraska Republican by Small Plu
rality.

OMAHA. NEB., November 9.-Iscomplete
returns from 43 of the 80 counties IN Ne
braska, indicate that Harrison has car
ried the State by slight plurality: Inc
Democrats admit the election OF Counz'
Republican. for Governor, by $500 TO TO-
Gao The Republicans elect two Congr ess-
men. The other two districts are in doubt,
with indications favorable to Bryrn.
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II Looks Equally for Ben.

SANFRAScIsco, CAL, November 9.-Cal-
ifornia returns from Lab precincts out OF
Q, 2,199 include practically all Of San Fran
cisco city, give Harrison s4,s4s; Cleveland,
96.4sO; Weaver, Il, ,963.
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snYs Poormnn's Lost.

CLEVELAND, o., November "a special
from Bellaire says that Col. G. L. Poor
mau, Rep, is defeated for Congress in the
Sixteenth district by lO0 plurality. This
gives the Democrats ten congressman and
the Republicans ten, with one district, the
Ninth In doubt.
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Democratic Column
Oh, Ny!
2,ls Steadfastly in the
Column.

rs.as TO Indiana is Rapidly
rg gDzpeued as the Returns
.sh-Ohio, Even, That Hot
RHzh Tariff Republican
.Nz3 Join the Ranks-There
God Reasons for Thinking
J Has Seen the Light -
Es WuThis End, Anyway?
Ireland Rapidly Taking
slon Of the Earth-LOOk
o. Further AccessiOns to
omOcratic Column.
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Tg NOW ON OUR SIDE.
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A1anasIide to Weaver.

Topeka, KAN. November Sit looks
like another Third party landslide in
Kansas. With only few back counties
70 hear from The returns already in show
that Weaver has carried the State by
about COO. The Congressional delegation
will stand five fusion Populists and three
Republicans.
The Republicans at IL o'clock claim the
State by 500 majority, and sayit viii take
tha official count 10 decide. .Theif OWN
figures do not bear out their lert,on: Tor
- - rnaiorities given are ated from
their returns
The Legislature e,ecHT 'se sue,
cessor 10 Senasor Park anu VIII
probably be anti-RePr
For BuRSs. So Is and all
pain and soren iesn' ,ne
grand househol inomas
Eclectric Oil. get tne
genuine.
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Meroer. McDowelI I'D Logan.

oDscl1I It.tTFuHl % TIe Il.It4ItF.
BLUEFIELD, W. Va, November 9.-Mer-
Ger county is extremely doubtful but the
Democrats are sauguine. Mcdowell Is SIX
hundred Republican. Logan is something
over ], 900 Democratic. AldersOn's election
Is conceded.
TConclltded ON Fourth Page
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Oh, WHAT A SLUhP!
The P's Have a Great Tussle-The Peo-
ple Turn Poorman Down and Pearson

ple Turn Poorman Down and PeArson
Up.
STEUBESvILLE, November e.-Semi-offi-
cial returns from jefferson county show
the Republican majority TO be l,30S. against
.4O2 in 1891 end 1.sOO in 1SSS. Poorman:;
Republican candidate for Congress, had
500 majority in Harrison, 1,15O IN Jefferson
and $50 in Carroll counties, while Pear
son. Democrat, had 2,SOl in Monroe ana
100 in Belmont counties, making Poor
mans total majority in this district 2,2lO
and Pearsen's :, ,4Ol, giving Pearson ma
iority of l9l over Poorman.
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end when caus : scrub well with Sl)ZO
DONF' no Don't spare it. Brush f9e dear
life. If you destroy it. all the skter for
von and your teeth. It viii des EEoy the
health Of the mouth, its beauty, al your
sweet breath
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N1nrion County Returns.

Special Telegram o tss Register.
FuRNONT, W. Va, November 9.-Mar-
ion county gives an average Democratic
plurality of $50. VIM. l.. Wilson has a
majority Of 9S over Wisner.
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Claimed bx 1000

CINCINNATI, O., November 9.-The Dem
ocrats have returns from fifty counties
showing a Democratic gain OF 49, 497. The
remaining IS counties will probably make
the result close. The Democrats claim the
state by 9, 1000.
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The nsentinal,s" Figures.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, November 9.-The
Sentiners figures by counties, partly csti-
mated-69 counties out of 6S-give net
Democratic plurality of l,aS4.
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A DEMOCRATIC HOUSE,

on Deck to Hold Up the Presidents
Hands.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November "a
compilation Of the election returns Tor
Congressmen made up from reports pup
lished In the morning papers and from
later kilograms received up to noon to-day,
give the Democrats majority over the
Republicans in the next House of n, and
over both Republicans ana third partyites
of so. with eleven districts put in the
doubtful column.
The figures clearly indicate that the next
House will be Democratic BY large work
ing majority, which will doubtless finally
be found to be somewhere from 90 to SO.i
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Wisconsin CONCEDED to the Demoora Is

MILWAUKEE, WIS. November "a p. m.
-Republicans admit the election Of Peck,
Democrat, for Governor, by small plu-
rality. and that the electoral vote goes TO
Cleveland. Four Of ten Congressman are
probably Republican. The Legislature Is
Democratic and Democrat viii succeed
the present United States Senator.
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rvenrcr CnrrIed ooIorado.

DENVER, Col, November 9.-Returns
from about two.tbirds of the counties in
Colorado give Weaver 29,593. Harrison
17.I3l; Weaver's majority, 4,S62.
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D.moor,tic pelerate chosen.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, November 9-Cor
rected returns indicate the election Of J. L.
Rawlius Dem) as delegate by about 1000
majority.
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co,rmbu. street Oar Tro

,sp>aai II .eoraDs TO NJ Rs0isser.
CoLUMBUs, o., November p
tempt Is 70 be made TO run ca
nolIce protection tomorrow morn
s,rikers have removed the
handles and cut the wires.
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R..ult in Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL, November 9.-The
total vote of the State, with only two dis
tricrs to hear from, gives Cleveland IL, S,236.
Harrison IL ,622; CIeyeland's plurality 6lo.
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cleveland Carries Delaware.

W1LsuNeToN, DEL, NOVEMBER g;-tlela-
ware complete: Cleveland Il, ozs, haTflsoD
1881. Cleveland's piurallty, DO
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Fra. spasms. st. Vitus dance, Drunken
ness. OPIUM haDit, cured Dy Dr. Miles
SSsrrins 'Srs Free samples at The Logar
nra,v I, I'm Conpany's and r. B. Burt's and
Bowie Bros, bridgeport
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'@aa,R

-''"aa, R.ar~
'.H wa November 9.-Re-
!. l.'iy-tou counties have been
,,s lsaigl4l rs of the State
\. s,~a''.ee These show a net
=. s-- OF +o-i over the vote OF
l1g counties, at the same
u, ,'sa'e this to 5,92O. giving a
i u. ..-'al'yot 5.72O in the State.
~. !, 'asse returns, Secretary
~. ''4'e Committee ascertains
.,,a's have carried nine out
H., S''a,or.a. districts. the Re
~. I'd two remain in doubt,
s y. ae says will probably
gh U the districts now in
h nm 1 oy the Democrats.
a : Igo5ably consist Of As
~ ~ republicans, aDemo-
,,r e,.-., 20 The returns from
Z asic--...,.e YES reported indicate
~ ~, y, i-son, l,5OO: Alderson
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Sor,h Dakota Goes to the RAIDS.

MINNEAPoLIs. MINI, November "a
snsciai to the Journal from Bismarck, N.
D.. saws IS precincts give Harrison $500
weaver 2.677: Johnson, Repu olican, Tor
Congress. $500; O'Brien, Democrat, 8
Se5 The National and State Republican
tickets are safe by fair majority. The
Legislature is in douot
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rrHE irritation Of the skin, 50 helpful IA
,onsfereose 2 the tortures OF rneuInatisAn
a nr &C. By Salvation Oh
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INDIANA'S PLURALITY.
Cleveland Has the State by about 9,743
and the Vote Not All in Yet.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 9-Seventy-
four out Of the 92 counties in Indiana are
reported to Chairman Taggart of the Demo
cratic State Committee. They give Dem
ocratic gains over 'SS of S,743, giving
Cleveland plurality of S,74S over 1888.
The estimated net gain in the other Is
counties is 3,4O0. making the Democratic
plurality in the State 9,749.
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Jsrrr simpson Reelected.

WICHITA, KAs., November 9.-Jerry
Simpson is reelected to Congress ln the
Seventh Kansas district.
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"PJBLlCAN STATES.
OoJsTEUL STATES.

''.. 5 California ............. Q
S Colorado .......... 4
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49, S''Sauc Gain OF sOl
q R.z...- ~

& A, Noy,uber a4hlsvs.
Precinct 10 e. caSsToe cSsToe-
"a aBSloTd Bi'1d l6s, BBRns, KS rs
''T'o 'c Be sDsTeC Csstis I'm III,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-18
4 Re union Of the 2is, Maine Regimen

Editors n ne ReHnebee Johrnai.
When the 2ist Maine Regiment went IL
the front in the war Of the Rebellion,
marched with them and when tine surviving
members Of that regiment returned to thei
homes, covered with honors for work wel
done they received the well earned thank
of the respective communities IN whici
they lived.
in all the years that have elapsed sine
the close of the war I have met a few of m
old comrades, and only few. but thos'
meetings were accidental and of the man
survivors bur few have assembled togethr
since the days of 81.
Strange as il may seem the members o
The old Twenty first have never had RUN
lon. Other regiments hold annual reunion
when old comrades meet and touch elbov
once more, and 90 over again ia nemor
the old marches and through the yiyi
see nes of battle. but the Old Twenty -firs
does not.
What can the reason be- The regimen
has an honorable record second to none /
lid valiant service on the Mississippi, a
Port Hudson and other places, and thos
who died on the field Of battle, or VIII
came home wounded attest 10 the drawer
Of the boys of that regiment.
Then with a record of which any sol
dier might well be proud, why should no
the soldiers of that regiment hold q reun
ion, aud give the comrades chanc
to meet with each other at least one
more before they are mustered out forever
have been waiting for years for some on
to move in this matter, but "a they have no
done so | take the liberty to suggest to m
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GRAND LODGE !. o. 0. =.
tarse sumbss 81 the Delegates Arrived LAST
Evening

The afternoon trains broaghi quite I
large number Of the dsi-gztes TO the Gram
I.osige Of Maine odd Fellows and most 81
them wen; 70 the Augusta House. Mr.
Thayer hal not expected 80 large nnnbel
a. he vas not aware they we're TO max.
their headquarters there After the ever
ing train came in every room in the house
that was in condition for guests wa,
filed anil she register bore Iona
hit Of names of the prominent @ ID
Fellows in Maine. Among them are
noticed the grand secretary, Joshua Dasis
Of Portland. Mr.. Davis is accompanied BY
his wife. Ex-Mayor Thos. White was down
from Bangor. AIbro +. Chase of Portlansi
was present Chas. B. Rea1e Of Lewiston
eioorkeeper in the United States Senate, g
y. Weymouth of BidIefor'i, Deputy Gram
Master Samuel Adam. of Belfast, Russell
g. Dyer Of the Republican Journal, Bel
fast and Deputy George 4. Gilpafric OF
Kennebank, who Is spoken of as the sat
censor Of Grand Master Nicholas fessen
den. There were many other names o;
prominent brethren Of the three links, bu'
by clock the greater humber OF them hat
gone to the meeting in Odd Fellows hall o.
the Maine State Mutual Relief Association
The Grand Lolge meets this morning Al
Dil Fellows hall at . O'Clock, when th'
~ork Of the annual meeting will be iaker
up The Grand Encampment holds It's al
uuai meeting At the same place TIL,
evening. when the Grand Patriard
". f.. Plummer will le present.
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Personal

/ j. r. Hayes of old Town was in the cit,
Monday.
Mrs. Tilton. Green street, Is visiting
relatives IN Watervilie.
Railroad Commissioner Chadbourne ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Representative-elect f. NJ Higgins OF
Limerick was in the city yesterday.
Keprc.cntative-elect O. +. French %
Vienna was in town on business yesterday
Geo r. Lane. .1r. of Philadelphia Pa
is the guest of Mrs. l.. W. Hill Melville st
II B. Thoms, A. +. Smith and F. II
Yeaton of Bangor were in the city yester
day.
/ Miss Elliott W. Howe of Gardiner spen
the Sabbath with Miss Emma Howe of thi.
city.
Miss Jennie Taught has accepted a posi
ton at Mathews Hat and Fur store for til,
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Wheeler of Boston
spent Sunday with Mr.. A. u. Russell, Mr.,
wheelers brother
Prison Inspector Gilman came to the city
last nigh, and win Visit the State prison AT
Thomaston today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Danforth and Mr.
and Mrs. Ansel Stevens Of Madison are Wis
ting relatives and friends in the city.
Bank Examiner Whittier left on the So
train yesterday for Belfast. Mrs. Written
is visiting friends IN li'ermore Falls and
Buckdeld.
Chairman G. W. Jones of the prison
inspectors, goes to Thomaston today on
official business mt the State prison. Mr..
G. B. Chick will also visit that institution
with him
Mrs. James G.. Blaine and Miss Blaine
arrived at the augusta House Monday after
noon They spent the evening with Mrs.
J. II. Manley and left on the Pullman for
New York. Their stay in the city being
shortpr than was apttcinatpj