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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-17
AlMAoHN Da MUaloA

81 Ag1G de Florida de Monclova HERNIA
nos, es tan buena, 81 no es mejor, que Ia que Sc
importa del extranjero. Solicitela usted en-
todas las farmacias y easas donde SO venda
perfumeria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
BOARD OF REVIEW
OF National Trotting Association Acting or
Many Cases at This Session.

Ntw@NoRk Dee. The board of re-
view of the National Trotting Association
continued its annual session to,iav.u Evi-
ience and arguments in the appeal case Of
members expelled from the association hy
the judges at Point Breeze park. phila,leI-
phia last summer. because of the falling
dead on the track of the horse Grover &,
were presented to the board.
II was alleged that Ianda mum was given
to the horse in sufficient quantities to kill H.,
and IS consequence the expulsion of Wm.
Shanley. owner, j. Lyman, driver, r. Hol-
lister, bookseller, all of Bingham. n. Y,
followed
Two of Father "Biilr Daly's cases were
also presented. One was the case of the
mare Ida Jefferson. entered in the $50
class at Manchester, Conn. last summer,
" hen the heats of the race were given to
another horse, the claim being made HAT
Ida Jefferson made = record of . g., az New
Britain previous to that race. IL Was shown
today that the 2.a5 record was properly
kept.
The board also reserved its decision in
the Grover s. case Decision was likewise
reserved In the case Of the PAGER Rebns AMI
driver, Reuben Rush, expelled for alleged
fraud from Belmont Park Association,
philsjelphia- last May: and on protest Of
Barker and Barns, owners Of the gelding
DESMOND, agsinss the decision of the judges
of the Buffalo Driving Club. in allowing
Leicester. alleged to have been distanced,
to compete in subsequent heats and get
fourth place.
The other case was Dsly's appeal from
from suspension by the New Britain Dfiv-
ing Park Associationsfos alleged non-pSy-
menf of dues. Decision vas reserved in
both cases
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
FOR PROTECTION.
English Agriculturists Pass Resolu-
tons Demanding Protective Tariff
On Imports Csapssias With Home Prsduc.
tioas-A Bsid Stand Iaken.

l.oNpe>. Dec. The national agrical-
turss conference, for the purpose of direct
ing puhhc attention TO the present grave
condition of agricultural sfairs, aud ven
tilating the grievances under which agricul-
tare lahors, and considering suggestions
tor their removal, met tins morning in st.
Iames's bali in this city.
Fully 500 delegates from over s,u agra-
cultural associations were present. Many
members of the House of Commons were
in attendance. Mr. j, lowther, NJ. u.
made the opening address. Resolutions
were adopted declaring tina, the critical con
siiiion of agriculture was matter Of
national concern aud suggesting that means
be found to arres, the depression.
Attempts TO denounee protection were
booted down, by layse majority there
WAS adopted resolution affirming that the
unfair competition of untaxed foreign i'm
ports with home produce was an injustice
that called tor immediate removal there
fore, all competing imports ought to pay
a duty not less than the rates and taxes
levied on home produce.
After debate, resolutions were adopted
declaring that the opinion of the eoufef-
encc was that the continuous fall IN prices,
so injurious 10 agricultural interests, WAS
largely due 10 the appreciation of gold and
the fall in exchange between goll and sill
yer using countries, and that the best aaii
most effective remedy would be secured by
an agreement on broad international basis
to reopen the min,s of the leading nations
10 unrestricted coinage OF silver and gold.
The resolutions urged that the British gov
ernmeut be earnestly requested to cooper
ate with the other governments represented
At the monetary conference now sitting IN
Brussels To secure snch an International
agreement
The conference adopted a suggestion
made by the Earl of Winchelsea in regard
to the formation of a union of landlords
ana tenants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
MAINE POSTAL MATTERS,
Bids Tor Carrying Mails by Steamers in Maine
Post Office Changes.

W,sHINGToN. Dee. The post Office
department has opened the bids for CORY
ing mails by steamers in New England,
The bids for the Maine steamer routes are
as follows;
From Bath to Boothbay lIarbor and in
ter,ening points, the only bidder is +. s..
Gray of Missouri. professional mail bid
der. who bids $500 per anDum. As the
bid is considerably larger than is now paid
on this route, it will probably be rejected
and other methods taken to secure better
terms.
From Rockland to vinalhaven, +. 5.
Gray of Missouri bids s23o0, &. NJ. Brain
ard of Rockland ! ids $1,000 and W. s.
White s4s5.
From Boston to Portland and Eastport,
>. b. Colgrove of Portland bids s35.42 for
each round trip.
From Bar Harbor to Mt. Desert Ferry.
Henry F. Douse bids S2500.
From Bar Ha-bor TO Winter Harbor. the
Winter Harbor Steamboat Co. bids So per
round trip.
From Greenville to Kineo (Moosehead
lake,, F. S. Gray of Missouri bids slio0.
He is the only bidder.
From Eastport to Lubec, Bion NJ. Pike
bids $3.50.
From Rangeley to Indian Rock and
Haines Landing, Luther Nile Of Rangeie,
bids $50 and +. 5. Gray of Missouri
800.
From Iiaines Landing to Bemis. Fred
Barker of Camp Bemis bids 1925, and II.
$. GRAY of Missouri, 500.
From Belfast to Isles Coro, the French
mans Bay Steam Co. bids 800, and F. 5
Gray. $3.50.
From Bath to Popham, +. $. Gray bid
$500.
From Portland to Chebeague Island
Isaiah Daniels bids $500.
From Portland to Cousins Island, +. )
Gray bids $3.50
No decision has been reached as II
whether the lowest of the above bids shal
be accepted, or new bids invited.
The probability is that where there ar'
two or more bids, the lowest bid will be ac
cepted.
A postoftice has been established at Car
bag, Franklin county, and Mrs. Irene VI
Staples appointed postmaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
IMPORTANT DECISION
In Railroad Suits a Chicago Inter. State
Law Loses It's Point.

Cnic, ,.o, Dec. Judge Gresham rem
dered today the most important decisions
which have been handed dawn since the in
tcrnatinnli commerce act was enacted.
Last July, W. &. Brinson. David Brown,
H. ilopkins, Henry Walker, W. Il. Stock
ing ami others refused To answer certain
qnesti ms propounle,i by the intcstato cont
missioners
District Attorney Milchrist hroughi
petition before Judge Gresham IN compel
the production of the books and the an
swcrs of the questions.
Judge Gresham in a long opinion refuses
to gran, the petition TO compel the witness
to testify and produce the hooks, holding
that the court could not be made subsidiary
to, or a subordinate auxiliary to, non
judicial nnd administrative body.
This is the famous ease in which the
Chicago 4 Grand Trunk, Calumet 4 Blue
Island, Chicago 4 Kcnosha, Joliet 4 Blue
Island, Chicago 4 Southeastern. Mil
waukee, Bay View & Chicago, Baltimore &
Ohio, Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Big -Four,
Chicago 4 Erie, Michigan Central, Lake
Shore, Pennsylvania Nickel Plate, Wabasl,
& Iackawanna railroads were accused of
unjust discrimination in favor Of large
Chicago shippers, notably the Illinois Steel
GomDauy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
THE LOYAL LEGION.
Maine Commandery Has a Large and
Enthusiastic Meeting at Bangor.
Seyeaiy-fve Members Present En- Sant
Banquet in the Evening.

BANGOR, Dee. Maine Commandery
of the Military 0r.ler of the Loyal Legion
of the United States held one of the iarg-
est and interesting stated meetings at the
Bangor House this evening. At the busi-
ness meeting Lieutenant Richard Lawrence
Howard, Capt. George Washington Nerrlli,
and Lieut.. Calvin Lewis Hayes were elected
members of the first class.
Maj. II. S. Burrage read autograph let
tiers from Gen. Joseph Hooker, presented
by Maj. W. Fl. Greene, and from Gen. Am
brose +. Burnside, presented by Maj. II. 5.
Burrage, and letter from Col. Tracey
L. S. 4.
A banquet followed, with nssie by the
0rpbeus Club and Apollo Quartet. About
Is members were present. The dining hall
was elaborately decorated and the menu
was very fine. At the post prandiai exer-
cises Dr. A. C.. Hamlin read paper in de-
fense of the 18th corps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
SD CONGRESS.
Mr.. Harter Of Ohio introduces
His Banking Bill,
Which He AS Implicit Confidence
Win Meet Every Emergency.
The Sugar Question Shall the Sugar Bounty
Law b. Repealed .a

WssHisGros, Dec. lin the House to-
ias Representative Harter of Ohio, intro
daced comprehensive banking bill, which
provides for the perpetuafion of the national
banking system and the restoration of state
bank notes on basis which Mr. Harter
considers absolutely safe and open to no
reasonable objection and certain to be ae-
eeptabie and efficient.
The bill aims to make all bank note cir
cnlation flexible and promptly redeemable
in gold or its equivalent. The tax imposed
by it upon the national hank circulation up
to 80 per cent Of the psid-in capital is only
one-ffth of per cent.
II takes all taxes off the state bank eircu-
lation, provided il is secured in the same
manner and to the same extent as the ma
tional bank notes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
WAR IN CAMP.
Some Uneasy Richmondites
Want the Town Divided.
Receiver Appointed for the Richmond
Loan & Building Association.
Portland Man Falls IRON 4 Roof and Dies
IRON the injuries.

RrcnaosD, Dec. ~ Special "a division
Of ,h.. town Is talked of among a few uneasy
individuals in the rural districts. The idea
is 10 vet off from the village all north of the
i.ang,lou road into town by itself with
Ieebo,o for citnieJ. As yet no steps lead
ing 10 that end have been taken and il Is
thought the matter will end in talk.
In the opinion OF those who are best in
formed in town affairs candid inyestiga-
lion of the case would demonstrate the IN
sissiom of such course. The outlying dis
tricts would not be- benefited blythe change
a. a sinsIi portion Of our farming popula.
tion seem TO think they would be.
OF the $500 expended on highways las,
year 32GOo went 10 She rural districts, Of
which sum they paid $500. The question
Of a separation has been agitated more or
les, for years and il is not probable that the
movement you'd meet with amy opposition
/ among the village residents.
Yesterday Judge Whitehoase appointed
George Is. Randlettc receiver for the Loan
aHl Building Association. The liabilities
Of the concern are about sfi,ooo- and II
has assets the nominal value of which Is
something like $4,000,
The local branches of the Iron Hall have
about $1,000 on deposit, which the general
receiver is feeling after. His attorneys
TAYLOR & Keith of Indianapolis. have noti-
fed the chief justices of the Richmond
branches that suit to recover the funds of
the o.der in their custody will be COM
menced at once unless the SAME is promptly
turned over TO the recognized authorities.
IL looks AZ though they would have to begin
suit If they ever realize anything on their
demands. q
The following persons have been chosen
to serve as Jurors at the December term of
court Travers, j. h. Douglass, Frank
Merriman and :. b. iiathorn grand, e. ii
Curtis, Eli Marco and i. ID. ! oung.
Mr. Edwin Totman Of Richmond was
chosen president OF the Sagadahoc Agri-
cultural and Horticultural society at a
meeting of the society at Brunswick today
Postmaster Millken of Gardiner, was in
town today.
County Attorney Newell made trip TO
Brunswick tl.is morning
H. e. Reed of the Home Casualty Com
pany," is at work among the company s
agents in Pen0hscot county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08

GLrS's Fans. Dec. 7.~-A remarkable
surgical operation WIS performed in the lit
Tie yiilage of Lyon Mountain. II was the
injection of chemical blood uio the veins
OF Mrs. Louise Christian by Dfs. w. &.
Thompson and j. II. UNeil. Mrs. Chris
uan had been III for long time.
and was apparently about 10 breathe her
last when the physicians decided
to inject solution whose temperature AMI
chemical constituents we're exactly hcpsi-
cal with haman blood, less the organic
part. After exposing the radical artery
they pierced it with hyp~ie-mic needle,
70 which wa. attached an iinprosissd ap.
paraius capable of forcing the chemical
blood diretaIy into the artery. The result
OF the frsi injection was decided Inn
proyemen,. The pulse iosered from iGs
TO li5 beats ier minnie in very short
time She i apparently on the road TO re-
covery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
NATURE or A slIzzAao
Was the Storm At OMAHA General Block.
ade Throughout Nebraska.

OMAHA, Neb., Dee. The storm of
last night and today has abated. Within a
radius of 100 miles of Omaha it partook Of
the nature of blizzard, although the tenn
peratnre was moderate. For IA hours the
snow fell in driving clouds, carried along by
stiff gale from the north
Reports tonight from points touched in
eiicate general blockade. In this city
traffic was generally suspended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
sehso.er cAilioa wrecked

Pogrsaouru. Dees1 ..--Schooner GisiiiGu-
IoasIei with brick and bound for Boston
left Dover Point late Yesterday afternoon.
but being headed too near the Eliot shore
ran on the Middle grounds where che re-
mained hard and fast. This morcing sben
the tide lef, the vessel she keeled over an !
sank in the channel.
She now lies in Is feet Of water and is a
total loss, also her cargo. worth $500 The
cargo il owned by Frand Varney. ~ho also
owned portion Of the vessel. His loss
will exceed 5000. The schooner was
commanded by Capt. Adderson.s and was a
very old vessel. No attempt viii be made
to raise her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
the Tacoma COMPANY
OF Bddetord Object to Rate Of Taxation In
posed by the City.

BipuLioRp, Dec. The management
Of the Tacoma Company has taken excep-
tions to that corporations tax rate as pre-
scribed by the Biddef0rd board of
assessors. and has allowed the period
to elapse without taking advantage
Of the highest discount allowed. The com
pany's taxes amount to $50, $50, the asses
sors' rating being Si2 per spindle.
The company claims that the rate is ex-
cessive compared with the tax of other cot
ton mills in New England. The board of
assessors nre divided as to the question of
abatement, hut is opposed to a change,
claiming that sl2 per spindle is what the
Laconia Company has been taxed for many
raars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08

A waste Of sesh aud want Of dierst.sn. 1ssr.e
70 together. People gse carnof asssfaliss@ fis.'
food they swallow nnsf 81 nrcsssiss Ioss bodily
sslystsuce- To remedy this render Digestion es-Y
and thorough with HD-fesfer's stomach Bitter.
tonic famed the world over for It's strength and
fesh ricidasg qualities. Appetite aud .irep are
both Impaired By indigestion. which begsfs nsr~
sssx symptoms, heartburn, hs:slepee. rreau ar.ty
Of fhe bowels and pAipuafion ef the hesrf--ffse
latter often being errpaeousiy sttrhafed to
ds.exse of fissf organ. All these maaife.ssfisBs
dtesppear when the Bi,sers IL resorsed 20. staia
IA. rtenn xsism liver and kidney tfoubie are
eaeetusily eonnteYacfei by this sup<yb Corrective
which il NOT only eS>csnsi. has permanent.
deeyeodfe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
RlvsL GREENLAND EXPEDITIONS
May Soon Start From Philadelphia to Visit the
Frozen Regions.

PnriAnsIrHIA, Dec. Two Greenland
expeditions may start out from Phla-
delphia next spring. While Lieutenant
Peary is raising funds by bis lectures for a
second and prolonged visit to the great con-
tinent of ice. Prof Louis Heilpring is. it
is presumed, projecting second exploring
trip to the frozen regions of the north
Ten thousand dollars is reported to have
already been secured for this exploring
trip Owing to the rumors and consradic-
tion> of runors of slight GOODNESS be-
tween Prof peary and the commander of
the relief expedition, it is difficult 10 tell
just howl lnuch creience TO put in this
report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
COINAGE COMMITTEE
Discusses Advisabiiity Of Repeating the Sher-
man Silver law-Mr. Williams Idea.

WAsHINGToS, Dee, The House
committee on coinage met to-
day to discuss the bill for the re-
peal of the Sherman silver law. Represen-
tative Williams of Massachusetts submitted
that instead of repeating the Sherman law
outright, the secretary of the treasury be
directed to discontinue the purchase of sill
yer, and proposes to ame7d section six of
the Sherman act, all deposits hereafter re-
ceived for the redemption of
circulating notes of national banks shall
be placed with the treasury to the credit of
the banks making them. Mr.. Williams
proposition evoked considerable discussion
but no action was taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
SPANISH CABINET
Makes Formal Resignation
Through Premier Canovas.
Cause for This Action Was the Re-
fusal by the Chamber
OF q Vote oi Confidence In eeseramsal's
Aetiea Ia muaieipat Seaaeals.

M,ps,n. Dec. Premier Canovss, to-
day asked the Chamber for a vote Of conf
dcnce On the governments action in the
u,uuiripal scsn,is,s. The Chamber rejected
the request iss to lsl,
Scnor Cameras immediately proceeded to
the palace and teniercd 10 the Queen Re-
gent the resignation Of the cabinet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
First Democratic Caucus.

WAsiIlNcIoN, Dec. I.-Democrats of
Senate held the first caucus of the session
today after adjournment and the usual com
mittee was appointed to determine the
method of proceeding with the business of
the session, with instructions TO report at
an early day Nothing else was transacted
worthy of note. Senator Morgan gave no
tice that hr desired to be relieved from
duty on the public lands committee and
Senator Villas was assigned to the vacancy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
A REAL BLIZZARD
Is What Kansas City Calls It--AlI Of Northern
Kansas Blockaded.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Dec. THE first
real blizzard of the winter in Kansas has
been sweeping over that state for the past
"a hours. High winds have blown the snow
into huge drifts in the northern part Of the
state, and all railroads traversing that sec
ton are completely bloekaded. or suffer
from the severe impeding of traffic. As far
as learned there has been no loss of life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
GREAT DISTRESS
Among the People Of Turns Bay,
Halifax County, N. S.


HMrrAx, n. s., Dec. 7.-lnsestigation
shows that the reported destitution among
the inhabitants of Turns Bay, Halifax
counto, is true. The people of that dis
trict depend almost wholly on the catch of
fish for their living, and this year the fish
ing there was practically total failure.
Seven families are now in actual want of
necessaries of life, and by the first of Jan
nary 20 more will be without food.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08

Published on behalf Of fiood's Sarsaparila
are as reliable ard az worthy your conf
Ienee, AZ if they came from your beet ard
mos, trusted neighbor. They state only the
simple facts in regard TO what Hoods sar-
.aparilla has done. always within truth and
reason.
Constipation and all troubles with the d.
gessive organs and the liver. are cared by
Beods Pills. Uneqnalied as dinner pill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08

VOC never know when yon sre 2oing to
take coh so slight thing A. change in
tie eiestricai condition Of the atmosphere
il sufficient to cause delicate people 10 con-
tract eoiA. Such persons should never be
witbou, Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, the in
failibie eough-cure. to cut short the danger
o,is uaiady at the outset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
IN THE HOUSE.
The Entire Session Spent in Reading Bill
Providing for Public Printing,

WASHINGTON. Dec. I.--Richardson of
Tennessee, chairman of the committee on
printing, called up the Senate bill pro-
yiding for public printing and binding ami
for distribution of public documents. The
bill is very voluminous and the reading
consumed long time. Pending action on
the bill, the House adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
Army Appropriations.

WAsulxsros, Dee. THE preparation
of the army Appropriation bill was COM
peted in snb committee this afternoon.
The bill deals simply with appropriations
absolutely necessary for the service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
SUGAR BOUNTY.
Bill to Repeal Introduced in house-Also to
Levy Duty on Imported Sugars.

WAsuiNeroS. Dee. "A bill introduced
in the House by Representative llarter Of
Ohio provides that N and after February
J., 1898. uniform tariff tax or customs
duty of half of one cent pound be levied
on all grades Of sugar imported into the
United States, and that payment of all
bounties to producers of sugar in the
United States shall cease February lst
next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
Charged With Bairauding the Government.

Nrw YoRk. Dec. w aiiacc Ogden. n
well-known custom house broker, was ar
rested this afternoon by Special Treasury
Agent Traitteur, charged with detraulinS
the government by making false entries at
the custom house.
IL is stated that j partial examination.
extending over few weeks, showed a
shortage of $1,000 in duties that Ogden
should have paid. He was held in 5000
for examination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
STEEL ROOFING FACTORY
Al Canton Ohio, Largest Of the Kind in the
Coustry. Burned.

CsxTas. Ohio. I,ee. The works of
the Canton Steel Roofing Co, the largest
of the kind in the cauntry, burned tonight,
and the factory of the Canton Tik and
Hollow Brick Co. and residence of John
Roherbaugh were damaged. Loss. Si25,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
A Terrible Fall.

PoHrLtNn, Dec. William Mccall
mon. aged b, having wife and one child,
fell from roof Wednesday morning while
shoveliug snow, struck on an iron sidewalk
sign and then fell to the pavement. He
was fatally injured his skull being crushed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08

NEW Yonk, Dec. The trial of Prof
Briggs for heresy was resumed today. Dr.
Birch concluded the argument for the pros
ecution. Col. McCook began the argument
for the prosecution, but had not finished
when the presbytery adjourned until tonor-
row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
REDUCING The FEE
On Registered Mali Matter from Ten 10 Eight
Cents Alter Jan. l.

W AsulNGToN, Dee. :. - Postmaster
General Wanamaker has issued an order to
20 into effect January l. 1898, reducing the
fee for each piece of registered mail matter
from Ia to : cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08
York Harbor & Beach Railroad Elects
Officers

PoGrsmor tn y. H.. Dee. The an
anal meeting of the stockholders of the
York liarhor i Beach Railroad was held nt
York iiarbor afternoon. when the el !
boarti of directors was reelected. The di-
recturs organized by choosing Frank Jones,
president; Amas Blirt'bar,l, treasurer /;
Samuel W Jenkins, clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-08

William F.. McCalmon the man who was
so severely injured this morning Will,
shoyelIing snow from the roof of the Baker
boarding house on Congress street, died at
his home. 66 Hanover street. at 80
o'clock