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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-18
THE FUNERAL SERVICES


LONDON, Jan " The plans for The
funeral Of the Duke cf Clsrenoe and Avon
dsle are by no means complete. except that
II probably will be held st Windsor on
Wednesday sftcrno IN and will be Of q dis
uuctiy military character. This is under
stood 10 be the ,Sprese wish of the Queen.
The luSe's bOiy is now In a metallic
& tit1, which hs" been decorated by his
sister. PrlnCess Victoria, with white II ,wsrs
gr0Sn ON the Ssndrlnghsm estate.
Neither ths Princess OF Wzes, nor the
Princess May are suffering from IL tluenza,
though stricken with nervous prostfAtion
from the prOtrdcted strain Of watching at
,he dukes bedside. The Queen has finally
decided TO leave Osborne neat Tuesday for
Windsor 10 attend the funeral.
No royal ladies viii sstend the funeral Of
the Duke ~ rlNtef ce. The Qaeeu, by
medical advice, w.ll moi leave osborne
House at Present
PtirCe az Wales ard family attended
services TODAY ~ IA, church 80 which the
coihi conain the remains Of rfince
Albert Victor werr rem we'd yesterday,
The church was drsped Nilh Grape and
adorned with nlwera. Special funeral
seTyices wiii be held throughout the
county and msnv n0tsbias will suend those
to be b,id at We0t Minister Abbey and
Chapel Royal, London, All sermons
heard ~ London today contained reference
to the shlICupn beis'leu the Royal family.
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IN 4 BAD MESS.
Lewiston Law Student Up for Forgery
and Abuse of the Mails.

LEWISTON. Jan. 10 Henry j. Emerson
a lss student in Mayor Neweirs office. va.
arrested today for forgery and fraudulent
use of the msils. He pleaded not guilty to
'he former charge, but admitted the latter,
and was bound over.
Emerson hired box in the Auburn post
office and rhan sent cut to people in the
eastern part Of the state notices saying he
had note against them for collection.
The reply would naturally be that the per-
son knew of no such note. From The zig
nature 10 the letter Emerson would forge
a note and send it, requesting that, if i,
was not ali right, the person receiving it
would remit 81 for expenses.
One man in Washington county sen. S
but II. A. Hardison CT Caribou returned
the note and letter 10 CITY Marshal Max
well, which resulted in Emerson's srresi.
The prisoner IS son OF /. W. Emerson, b,
former member Of the Maine Legislature,
and is president Of the Lewiston and Au-
burn Law Students Club. He had been &C
the business Dile days before he wss ar
rested.
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CAM BRIDGE.
Lnmbermen Anxiously Awaiting Snow -
The Grippe at Work.

Special TO the kennebec JOURNAL
CAMBRIDGE, Jan. l6.-For the past two
days it has been raining at intervals and ss
result what little snow there Was has al
most disappeared wagons having taken the
places of sleigha. Lumbermen and team
sters are not particularly well blessed with
the order Of things and are snxiously await
,ng the snow. Tboms, Foley has some
$50 600 Of spruce, pine snd hard wood lnm
Der he inte nds 10 haul TO North Dexter as
soon as enough snow fslls. This lumber
WAS cut on the L. H. Brown place and
purchased by +. A. Flanders TO be manu-
featured INTO box shocks.
= Mrs. Deli Horne, Who has been improv-
ing quite rapidly Of late is again unable to
be out
Alouxo Brown the veteran singing master
Is teschicg singing school AZ the smart
sChcOl house South PsTsmsn.
Ms. s. +. Austin is confined to her room
with severe attack of the Ia grippe.
Although the Is grippe hss been prevalent
throughout our town, We are glad 10 repor.
that no deaths rave thus far occurred.
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Meteorological Report.
FOUL PLAY FEARED


BANGOR. Jan. IL The Commercial
says; 1t will be remembered that q few
days ago tw) men named Webster aud
Reed started from Kineo TO 20 across
Moosehesd lake aud that sigcs then, though
search has been made. no trace Of the N
h.s been found. There have been reports
Of foul play. bu, finally about every body
settled down on the theorJ that they hal
been drowned
The two men had before had trouble.
Webster wsa the mail carrier, aud was TO
haul the msll oss and Reed across the lake
on & hand sled. Webster before stsrtio Z
horro wed revolver, somsibi he had
befsre never carried.
Reed hsd 500 in money and a gold
watch on bis oerson. No trace Of the m An =,
sled or msi bag can be found. This seems
strange and further Investigation i. to be
made. Detective Thomas + Allen, OF
!his city has been given some information
and is satisfied there has been foul play in
the sfsir.
The Commercial is told that the case will
be sIfted TO the b,.tom.
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The nick Of time 70 stop the course Of
bladder and kidney complaints is when the
organs concerned exhibit tendency to grow
inactive. The heaithful impulse toward
activity that they receive from Hoststte,' .
Stomach Bittefs rescues them from impsnd-
ing danger. .and aveYts such dan gerous mala-
dies - Brisht's disease and diabetes. Slug
gishness Of the ki3neys increases . liability
TO chronic rheumatism. .sout and dYopsy. and
since the blood 10 filtered BY these organs
in its passage through them, the opersiion
OF the Bistsss serves . doably happy puI.
pose. The medicine acts without exciting,
like the 6ery stimulsnss Of commerce. Ma
lariai. dyspeptic, conssipsted snd nervous
invaiids are thoroughly relieved b. il.
Since the advent Of thss shocking msIady
10 grippe. it has been widely demonstrating
ito usefuinsss a. curative ard preventive
ofit isnlSsodksfoIym
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|aiIrrans { Steamboats,
unzrsment Of Trains In Effect Ssv.
23ta, 1891.

Sofz8 " EsT-4-G A. NJ Tor I@si<tsa
Srs.s PsF;lAaS, Eostga AID Goa;raz1; 7.sS A
- gsJisvea 9afifnsf snd 1csth Essy1shsr
n fss- SyHnssifx, f-ss'sf2t5E, sey ssizsssE .
sssd- PsrsIzsd rad Sost0n, eona@atsaz ~
xosEtaia g94nts. &c =. n fs
s~~E 5sfsinev Gaa soala aardinsF, 3 :
~ srasssiek. sash. S7stsAad, sssston
oAsarssys 9s,Y, sor kocslaaa so =. d. -
.w,l. GsfdisSr sri sc1rt 3srdissr; Is o
saA scstSs.
noiSs EasT-2. p A. n. inlgat s<EFess) %
1sesas, eeifast, 8aHyor, Bar Bsrtor. ~
-H~as Il Jsss and Afoextook coanty; ssl A
~ " strrytas 5tosheg6n and bsusof g
Il. for n sssTyfile, Oakland, Norm sRsau
ks,am saosassaa, Belfast, Dover aae
I'D. Eaafof. bsf Harhor, St 5iepasae
4 Jshs ass Afoos soos tSaaty. and SaBdsY
agl7 4. NJ, TT Bangor.
yi,,f Psiiaaa Fratas run s&sk way eFsrl
sandAYs lasiaaed. BAT not 10 skDNhsssl
naadsy saarniHss. - 20 Bnifast, Dexter, o.
ID Bangor, On 4as iaY nOsafHys-
4 say szPrhss raias s0saE West a l6-l9 A
- IA, A. s@ r run daily, Sundays "a
~. bs,Esan Boston, Ls wist0a, BATH. Bangoi
D. John
HeGOu n soDATIos TRAIN for Aasasi,
- sosth l.afdiasg, . d A. NJ 70 ADD z
n. Gsr,iiasr, as 4. NJ. i-za aad i.is r. NJ
srsli, stg A NJ, i-4s asd ,5s r n
Seonsh liokrts 70 California aad all poiDts
4 And N=s, may De had Of y. II. HsikeF
Il .xsat. aas1stz, Tie 5uly Dsses 70 Aasgsts
q Via all rpites and checking oAggAgr free Of
kfkos TUCKER, Vice Pres. h 9es'i NJ aasaser
n sooIHBT. lfeaq Psss and fiokst As't.
lst.and, Nos. %, 1871.
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COURT AT BANGOR.


CHEF JUSTICE JOHN A. PETERS, Pre-
siding.
CHARLES +, SWEET, Clerk.
WILLIAM +. REED. Sheriff.
RuEL SMITH. ESQ, CLERK.
Saturday, Jan. l6
In the case Of Buffun VS. Sprssue, the
action for the alienation Of the affections
OF the plaintiffs wife, on trial snd rsportt d
yesterday, the jury returned a verdict for
plaintiff for S434. Appleton & Chaplin
W. T. Hsine., fr plaintiff.
L. T. Carleton, u use & Mcclellan, for de-
fendant.
On tr ial. Nels Msttson vs. A. p. Pear
son; same vs.. came. These two cases are
being tried together. one to recover for per
sonsl service on the farm of defendant and
the other to recover injuries received by
him BY him By virtue OF an assault commit
ted on him by the defendant.
II. L Mitchell TO, Plf
j. Hutchirps for Daft
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ON THB BORDER.
HalContents FlOCklTs Over to
The RtVoluiiaDists.
4 Nov m ut sssieSt the Mexican Gov.
srumant Ssyond Doubt,
And an Outbreak Will Surely Come,
Sooner or Later.

Sr LomS, Jan. IA special from
pemiag, N. NJ, Gays; Captain James
Hylsrd, United States mounted inspector 90
customs has arrived here from the border
and says that mxlcontents are crossing the
border hne in large numbers, and conars-
sstag in The vicinity Of GsrriE Eslillo. All
are srmtd, sbd are evidently docking to
Join Ssls snd his iieutanants who have taken
fcfuge in the mou tsins heresbuuts.
The revolation;sis comprise the wosst
clssses and life sui properly on the line
are Fessfted IS being ia dsngsr. The roops
asked fer Friday have no, Ssrived.
There is bat l,tls doubt hero that Q
movement is on foot sgsit s. the Mexican
government. The outbreak may not come
for seme time unless those captured in the
recent revolt in Ascension are summarily
punished,
II the government takes harsh measures
with the ptis ,ners the trouble undoubtedly
will be pre,ipltatsd at once
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70 WAR UPON IT'S LIFE and HEALTH

II il well known that HEALTHY BLOOD.
DESTROYS the 1MBERLES> MICROBES
of la Grippe that are constantly swarmlng in
tbe blood of every person living in al IN
fccted district,
II the microbes are allowed to exist and
multiply IN the blood, that terrible disease
Ia Griripe manire~tS Itself and Il followed by
lingering existence or sudden ieath. When
the blood "a POOR. aud WEAK, it. power
IN overcome and destroy this antag0uiStig
life. i greatly ies>ened. The microbes enter.
multiply RAPIDLY. until they overcome and
di>oreauize every healthy function Of the
body aud destroy iife Itself. The celebrated
pr Watkin, saws the ia Grippe microbes
ATTACH the BLOOD ITSELF, that they
exist in the atmosphere eyeryW here and only
strong healthy blood 4, able to resist and De
stroy them in the body.
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FILLED FULL OF SHOT.
Thought He Was F0oiing Around on
Forbidden tir0nnd

SkowHEG.N, Jan. l6--Gt ms. Just become
known that Fred Wentworth was shot last
Saturday evening in ths do1rysrd Of Asa
Tut.le of West Athens. The family are
not disposed to say much about the m s!ter,
but from what can be learned il appears
that Wen.wcrih had been ordered from the
plsce and falling to go was shot by some
une inside the house. HIS Wounds are
qaite severe. A part Of tie shot hss been
extracted, hut some remain in his wrist
and leg which his physicians think mus; te
removed.
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0iitici.n9 would have Ii that he work
people want tho earth, hut this
ressioa ia erroneous. Is IS fast
ever, that when they WANT a thing
N WANT it badly, and generally get
In common with everybody else
have found out that the bes'
tn get what they WANT
use one of those little WANT ads
lhe JOURNAL. They cost hut n
= for TWO Insertions or 80 cents s
-, and will do the business for you
~ time. when you want 10 buy OF
anything try il.
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Successful Revival Services Death of
Citizen While Away from Home.
rSnscial To the KENNEREc InrRaAI

BELGRADE Nuts, Jan. Is A series of
revival meetings are being held at the town
hall, under the labors Of Elders F. E. and
A. Fl Blaisdsll. A good interest ia mani
tested
Mr.. Eleszer Kelley, respected citizen.
died Thursday last in H,verhiIl, Mass. He
went 10 Boston on business and was taken
with the grippe Typhoid pueumonis soon
set il and be lived about week. His re-
mains were brought home for burial FRI
day. ..-
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CURE FOR INEBRIATES
Discovered by Dir. Ipham of Caribou
Said TO he Success.

Special to the KEsNEBEc JOURNAL
Cannon. Jan. 16-rhe all absorbing
sopic about town at PRESENTS the discovery
BY DR., Upbsm, syoung physician Of con-
siderable local fame, of an iufallibls cure
for drinking, The doctor has been prsc-
,icing with the formulas for some time
probably. 1t is nor announced ss a sue
cess ard the doctor is receiving the con
grStul,tions Of bis friends and applications
from would be pIsients.
The Arm of Lufkin & Holmes hss been
dissolved. Mr.. Lufkiu will continue ,bs
business.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The German Rsiehstag Saturday. by .
uua"lmDus vote, AdOpt. resolution
appropriating 900 0t0 marks to defrAy the
expenses inciiept /, securing an effective
exhibition Of German IDd1stries at the ap-
preaching Worlds Far AT Chicago. The
snnou cement uae received with enthusias-
tic { cers. During the discussion Herr
RotteHherg De clsfvd that numerous
representation of German Interests at the
fair had already been securtd.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION
or the National American Women's Suf-
frage Association at Washington.

WAsHIsGToR, Jan. 1.-THE delegates 10
the 20 IA annual convection Of lhs National
American Woman Suffrage Association
held services today IN the church Of Our
Father, at which n large number Of perscns
were present. Rsv. Aana Shsw opeB,
the meeting with prayer, sod Bev. Mils +
Tupper preached The sermon. having fer
lis ,nt isct IA Lag Of Snccess
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Mt. Vernon Matters.
Especial to the KEssEBEo JOURNAL.

Mr. VERNON, Jan. 16.-Charies W
Crosby Of North Wayne, d. d, G. NJ. Of
the l2h Masonic district, VAS st NJ. Yer
non Jan. IL and installed the officers Of
Vernon Valley Lodgs, F. & A. NJ.
Daniel H. Thing, Esq., has been very
sick with Ia grippe but IS reported better.
Frank L. Kendall hiss been appointed
sub-re egistrsr for TIE lower portion Of the
town, and Lorenzo Chesley s Wess 81.
Vernon sub-res sistrsr.
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BIG FIRE AT WAuSAI, WIS.
Eleven Stores in Opera llouse Blocl
Burned Loss. 800 700.

WAUsAu, Wiz Jan, Il -Nesterdsy
Are broke out in Opera House block. Tbs
entire block, containing the Germans
bank, Weinfieid Bfo s book store, nicki-
son & X ~ i'Telry store, A
Wiliiams's book st3f0 AID Pet,i
Hunts saloon were soon IN y blszc
rhe hsmas were fsnntd 10y a heavy Wind
and spread 50 IsIiily that hut little wa
saved. The upper floors we're used s'
fioes and lod.y tooms for Mssons. ThS4
are a to'Ai lose The heavy losers sIt
Stewart Me- rossen, ON acre of the Opera
iouse, $40 900 Germsn American Saving
Bank, s25 900. Eleven rtoies were
burned Total loss. $500 goo; slishily
insured
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Small Fire at Caribou.

Especial to the kennebec JouRsAL
CARIBOU, Jan. I6.-An sIxrm of FIRE
about o'clock this morning proved to be
in King block. Msin street Ard ia 8 store
occupied BY one Collins. dry good. msr-
chant. II originated about the chimney
and burned quite plsca in the flooring
The fire department vas on hand and did
soyd work. II is understood the actual
loss will be slight.
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WAsHuNGroN, Jan. l1,-Pensions have
been granted TO these Maine people
Original, Sullivan c. Swasey, VIM. 2.
Part; additional, Read F. Hopkins; in
crease, Jthn W Morrill,, Calvin c. Grlflio,
Benz. A Beal, Charles w. Trott, Abraham
Jordan, Edward w. True; reissue, Andre~ "
S Pierce, Timothy Scannell original, wild
ows, Sarah j Grant. Amaoda B. Cisry.
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Such as DR.. Do Lewis, Prof. Gross and
Others, agree that catarrh 10 not local but
. censtit1tional disease. Ii therefore re-
qaires . constitutional remedy ike Hoed's
barsspssiils. ~hiea sdec usily And rnas
neptiy cures eatsrrh. Thousa1ds pfaise il.
Hoods pills cure live, ills. j.undce,
tiliousnsss. alex hes3ache. constipation sud
sii troubles Of the digestive osgass.
DE- AsfoIrmlychSAw
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Death from La Grippe at Bowdoinham.
Special to the KEHsEBEo JoURNAL.l

BowDoINHAM. Jan. l3-Our resident
ply ysicisns are at present cur most busy
citizens, on the move night and day. fol-
the Ia grippe is neither resps Give of per
sons or hours, proving to much in some
cases of advanced age. We have to record
the death Of Mrs. Ruth, wife Of Levi
Small. on the l5 b inst, living in the esst-
eru part Of the t0ua, aged about 10 years
Mr.. Small, we understand IL in = dying
condition,
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Maine Postal Changes.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. 1.-THE following
changes in the postal service Of Msine are
announced
Route 20ll30. South Brewer, Pennn.
scot county, from Maine Central railroad.
Route l0ll00, at Bangor, Me. 2 miles,
often as required. From Jan, Is, 1891.
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JACK THE SLASHBR
AfFts.td ID NV York After
AssaulllDs q Victim,
Cul His ThrOst With a RsIlF.-.SsYslsl
Of Ills Victims Known.
II Is said That He Is Identical with
Jack the Ripper"

-'h" tEhs - at~ IL llc sitfttus
persopsse known to the police Of this city
as Jack the Slasher," was arrested a,
2 50 this morning, The police have been
ssifsted since December 20, over n serious
OF peculiar assaults, I've having occurred
up TO date, and at least one resulting fatally
The victims have, without exception, been
nader the influence of liquor. walking
slong the the s,reeg, when someone noise-
lessiy approached from behiud. slsshed
their throAts with s razor and mskiug his
escape before beng identified.
One Of the supposed victims of the
s!ssher Was Lawyer james Gsrson, Bsi.i-
more, whose dead body was found on
Chrys site street Friday morning, with ihe
throst cut Eu!y this morning Detective
Mssrerson OF Oak Street precinct, in which
most of the assaults were committed WAS
standing en- the new B5~sry and hJsseveit
street. wheu roughly dressed man sp-
preached iJse 10 him snd stared Int1 his
face. His action sroused the officer g
suspicious and h. dttermined 10 shadow
the man.
The stranger led the tlieer 4 tortuous
t'ip up aad down the streets of the East
eide til finally drunken nsn came along.
The stranger sccos,ed the Iaebrlste and the
two walked together S short distance then
the stranger iell behind Tbs drunken
man hsd proceeded 30 feet in advance
when the stranger suddenly flashed some
gllttering object from his pocket and sprang
upon the other. The lister fell and III 81
Irstsnt Che dete cuve was at his aide. The
stranger He'd wlth the tfoer n hot pursuit
Tao ps,!olmon joined Ia 'he chsss ard the
fucnive was qu ckiy overhauied aud taken
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wv I'ue' niu ,", s.s'sn - "." , " p'ol u
So $500, 'es''~N 'c - 80 oeu Jam '"'
.s,1T ot,o s'i a,l1 -. -.
tlcsl Tiih Jack the Ripper sni that lie
murdered Annie Brown known as "hnske-
care for killing of whom the poor Al
aerisn "frenchy, Isssrving life heutence.
Dowd was born in Liverpool, 10 yeatssgo,
n n 81 ~ ~, -. .h. a.;a;.i 60
.a,, an,taoa,o NJ - .1,',t',1,
g.. -,
Fistbush insane asylum.
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Conflicting RcpOrts.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. IL There was
no fghnbg At Cosi Creuk last night. Tha
slsrm created there last night grew cut -
The fact thst some miners on shs mountsi n
near the camp did considerable shooIirg & 10
The air, which alarmed the operator 10 the
csmp-
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Who viii Get the Preference in Hold
ing National Convention.

WAsHIEGTOE, jan. 1.-THE Nsiior al
DemGc suc committee will meet here
Thursdsy. Boomers for cities competing
for the national convention have slready
opened ST versl hes6qu.rters here ard some
OF them did good deal Of work today.
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Bosros. Jan. II For New Eogland
Fsir, warner, followed by rain or sro~
falling Temperature by Monday night
utterly wiOds. The eoadiuoa favorable
fer rain ard snov extends from the lsks
region 10 TeIss, Is moving toward tbs
Atlantic e3ass and will be followed by Z
de cided cold wave.
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LuEpoN Jan. l7.--Csrnon Farrar and
preachers Of all denominations paid touch
ing tributes to the late GAfd,usl Manning in
their sermrts = today. While the body of
the late cAidnal lay in state today 100
policemen were required 10 Keep in line the
people waiting 10 review the remains. The
line wat A. ole time = mile long.
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Dangerons Obstruction 10 Navigation

Bosros, Jan. ~ Steamer Orsumors
arrived from London today, and reports
that Jan 3 in la,nuis ~ 30 N; Longitude
% q W, passed dsreiict, spparentiy =
bsrqns wlth obly uizzsn mast ard bos-
sp'i Standing. IL lies dHecsly in the track
OF European Steamers and is very dan.
seroas obstruction 70 Navigation.
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TEE RIVED OF LIFE !

The BLOOD Of \ HI IMAM BEING in
fun health, Is lkowse = burning, corrosive.
iryourinz EIN Err. deadly and destructive To
every form OF germ life that lis the aimos-
phere and pcrmeate- every part Of the human
hnIL.
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Insurance Companies 6oing Out ol
Business.

LoUisvILLE, Ny, Jan. 1.-THE Fslia
City IBsursaca 20, Louisville, hs. re-
! insured lis sl3. coo 900 risks In the London
and Lancashire and will 20 into liquidation.
The Union Insurance Co, L1uisviile.
has re insured in ihe German-Americsn
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on ERSET RAILWAY

Sunsneisz Monsag, Jane goth, 1897, train
9sn - folio-s, oonaadtias At Oakland witt
ceutfai Railroad
Doston. Portland. Ls~isfon. Hstsryiilo. Au
n1eA, sns~hssAn and bangor
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4, n, Is5 r v.
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wills, ssoxhesah and Bangor
psensrr tfsius leave Oakland, S0S A. NJ. I 81
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-18
BOTH DIED OF THE GRIPPE.
Late ex-senator Moere's Wife's Death
Closely Follows His.

SAco, Jan. II.-Mrs. Moore, .i3ov Of
eI. Senator L1ther 5. Moore Of Limerick,
died last night. two days sfter her hushand's .
death. Grippe caused hosh deaths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-18
100000 Fire In Ottawa Post OfIice
Building.

OTTAWA, Ont Jan. II A FIRE in the
post Office building today gutIed che excise
department, and damaged the customs and
pust off Departments. Loss, $40 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-18
Fire at Fort Dodge, Iowa.

FoRr DopsE, Iowa, Jan 1.-Two Of
the three buildings composing tie C.osby
block we're zuitei b. FIRE this morairg.
Loss, $40 eco; partially Insured.