davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04


y. 1ss s SO sss 81 sss
Umpire-Hewits scorers-Post and Corbett.
The I:nsyss and indeed club; Of Btccsyn rolled
FIRST CANE
$50: KrambecE, 15S Total fse 'e''
zsS.nd isS
sHcoND CANE
49, 1as oooss l7l Piper
49, sz I 1s ssh'"
r: so. y team Of .hs Young
Club team from the jersey city Artistic Club s a
1a s.saSsy SREE;Ssss s oea. 11s u
ls Sssyi III
;:ss:E q: aS:
siSSxISn oa tuesday night. Team No: Won three
games the scores: n,,, CAN.
Team Ne; 2-Milde, 14e; r Dellatd 5ss: sissman.
s$: S. Ts::: sherry l','
s. s i 75s s'fm.n
sns: lss wsss ssssnfy to0 A''s' m
THIRD GAxr.
49, 1s' M w. aSa sJ Ps ss 80
rs s's hs is S SSs 49, as Masters
ss thu ha ss
p:sIss u.s. si!y hq ssisl 49,: sns
st Tsn wdSs 1884,
siriosin:1 iss kos iSS 01 41st
sss iss FIJI;
FIRST
10 HoIi . .sa sss e. HisiTsa ssss
~ 49, asSs TO-
49, Total s2@' .,cosD CAN.
S !5 '' III Hi'iS a:s
sn - IL. i.$ssa III join Tsss;
Ay9n, .na the FsIfo;d branch o, The
OF games on Tuesday night ut Acme Hall The scores:
yinsr GAxk
iis ES ."ifrTR " ISL 9aE.p sn ~
,ds " TIsss s 49, 49, Lei. 's0 ro
SECOND CANE.
:dt95s AIG as'sER 49, ss T.s sh, 4.
iSS 3d. Newell. la4: Lei.
1e1 I!S s 1885, Newell 1856 Lea
H. Upton ILL., " 1 iSS
:1.s
~s' 'n' s''f''' hrs, CANE
S NJ i Bsrn ss q as;s Gilman I'LL
lsS Gag 5asss. "! 4S 'sa Miller
u lt.F9;Hs;' 1 ssa sst'r '; ssr ''a:
III ase e. isd a: 's Miller
sisTs on n, s.S II: the
FIRST CANE.
ssS iss S Ha s:s ,ss!
:;.s S;S $:,: ass Sss':
iss R.a ISL; i E: i i:s ws 49,
:ssS .iiil IT, vi iss ss ss
tFss'st .ss ns'G G:s!:
IS; ss:d Hi ISL rs' as
raen On Of h
defeated the kenilworths by % pins. The game Wa
az 9qs a, Mulch ~ y,sp.s
rs isi x aSs s 1s 10
,Nsytsx. Feb SHE following scores were rolled in
the Montgomery tournament to night;
observation-disclosures. 2n3: Lew, 1885, schloss IT'S;
Gr0ttH, lGl: BiocK, l73 Total. Sy5 500
.Aipha-kola 1915; Franks, Iso. soutar. 1879: uuyler
The lnuch-talkedof series between Leuy and Brill
was rolled at tho fremont Hotel alleys last nght Both
are leading BOWERS IN the American Amateur Unon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
CHESS xAsixns TIE
steiaiss wise Fine Ruy x.sps. IN TAsrty.
two Moves-stovy OF the Twelfth 0ane.

HAVANA. Feb. 3-Ths chess match has as
sumed very critical and exciting stage.
steinitE yesterday scored his nth victory and
lie now on par with Tschigorin. As predicted.
steinits had to abandon his attack in the Two
Knights Defence in order to win. The score
In the match did not allow him to indulge In
any more experiments. 60 he did what. In the
opinion OF his friends. no ought to have done
long before. he returned to less original and
sounder attack viz. the Ruy Lopez. Tschi-
gorin played the variation mostly favored By
the German school. namely: 3..Kt-B 8
White obtained an advantage In tho middle
game which no upheld throughout Tschi-
Eorin defended himself stoutly. but had to
succumb to superior strategy after thlrty-two
moves. Score:
steisnits ............o RDipIoopolo
IsoniRorin ID ID o ID U i ID j O-b
!. Lost. D. drawn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
yniRD aAHR


The Manhattan tiger had his claws clipped last mig ne
in his own Jungle in scheduled games Of the h
letic League ssries tho Jersey City Athletic Club teS IN
doing the clipping. The scores;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
STORY OF THE TWELFTH GAME.

.Steinitz writes as follows to THE Sun: " The
White essayed another experiment. In his
former days steipitH used to mako some happy
ing. but whether his general Judgment was
incorrect this time or whether he committed
merely some tactical faults is difficult to de-
queens side. ignoring the hostile King side
attack. was on this occasion disastrous. The
Russian master. with hia usual high spirited
energy. concentrated all his forces against the
breach which he had effected on the twelfth
move on whites right wing By exchanging B
for Kt Tsohigortn's suhseQuent play was
very brilliant and steinitz had eventually to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
IAs,rxrs DtrxAr Yr1snxxrnnEns

Hn.ths xerl.o9 f0r the Sixth Academy Teurs
naasas Frsss-Othsr 0a.es. g.
ne Yastims ana reisenkeller tesms who were %
equal standing for the sxth and seventh psss the
Academy tournament rolled on their tie last night
scora.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

Totals Ill l722 775 Totals. ..... II - ID $40
Manhattan A. C76 1Io 233 81 800 4A2 b26 eo2 7o IT'S
Jersey Cos 102 278 345 ~? SIS 3d. CIV 75l 626
umrIres-F T. Luuuecr and g. u. Ellison. Scorers
". r Btarrett and q. Reed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

NJ .l :. = a
no ri n s % i ssrs z r..
~ Gs s Is s'sss s , rss S
ss q: ssa s. y s fss
rs: ;is.$
PANE iss tenth game. ios; eleventh ssms. iss 70.
oiy,sir;s game lei, s.o9sa .. ssms 10 third
Fans ssns Ss; .isssasS GAM. -; ga H'1 ~
Five NOR. teams rolled their F.m.s In tn. charity
81 Room ssys WE'RE srosdeS With SoWisrs Who toa.
Ylasr oAnn
xs S a. ssSsi o. S'; Ts az e. DEL" ~
re s " p:s 81 i fs sis o''''A 81 Ore
SmRD oANn
Hahn e. sIsds B. ssss:sa: r. T sss ss "
a. Ssnsl r. lsi. h? sas ' Rn'm'nn ~ Jacob
rru GAM.
rsss a &c. F sa.rs. 81. aas So SIT '''n''a ''
On aOhday night Ss.a.sd a, foio"s Han
sxcoHp oAnn.
Rsst;! iosi acrsh!.! ,ti;, Kissef les; Dshmialr;.
R;:: ,s: ss sis' 's' ~ sSs 49,
~ iis S Ss III
sss. ii, 1T S S III III
IN %:s
Ftrsf CANE.
warriors-Iudlun la6 ~ Deionpa TO. Nostvi.H
den iSs Ford ics: fos.sr i7e ioiai 49, ''1 How
SECOND CANE.
,s r. s6 jsf p.janl ps ss as"
a.n iSo ISIS isl 1885, H'"
team sS~ the CITY Athletic GIN.
ad sSsn low on n
.s
sss ss ssIs Ss, ,so' A','.s
s R: ss! isS S!::Ss il I'd
s s. N On
Schurisglow's alleys Tho scores;
H'nnsssIx!sns rs s::s 49, .'''''...
IT, spFs ssS 1885, 1885,
CANE
R!ehmond-Eichol POP: G. Pero lss; Merssreau 1ss,
woss &c., ss U.s. 1884, s'An' ''
In the Staten Island Amateur League on Monday
evening the Kill Won kn and Ivanhoe teams rolled
series on Hugs alcyl The scores:
FIRST CANE.
r R 20, ZGn ls se9ssd ~ Start
Breasted 1As; Van Duzer lit. Total 100.
CANE
T Won Ku!l7c9.tsr III: seoheld. 40; swarswout
Baisted. 1853; Van Duzer ia. Total. eos. ,'
The Gernan.Americans won both eames played IN
German. Anne rican-Ludeke 80; Iden. es: wilksns
strAtter So; j Haie iii. Total sii. ' w. A-D1'
S. ~ s N.' Il 81
81; Beck, u. Total. 500.
SECOND oAus
German Am erican-Ludcke. AZ: Iden Al; wilkena
20: Barne;neE ~; Iags 49, Schroeder. a. Hahn.
Endeavor.Eisembfaun. 70: vettsr, 80; pwy.r. 81:
Stevens so: LANCE. SO; HummeL "a; H. Wessman. %:
The following match game between tho oramsrcy
Boat Club and Puritan teams was rolled on Balness
a bIr,, i3i & street st on Tuesday night;
10 jonss H. IT, oss
Grsmercy B: CA. n. Dumahau.. 1873: Maspero lls:
Fox. 1873: Taylor 15l; Fellows. 100: l. J.. Dumahant.
W. psSsn liz 1o,s Poa% s 49, k.H'' 1o'
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
Water Polo Mt the Produce Exchange.

There very lively game OF water polo in the
salt water plunge of the Produce Exchange last night.
and the cherry diamond team put up game that lled
their admirers with enthusiasm, The Produce Fx-
change players ut all slow tnat sport and the
fact that they were defeated goals to shows that
the NJ A. e. men were In line form OF the goals scored
Melert touched two. Schae.er Three. and lIoa one
The players we're as follows:
Va r. r@sfin's, Profur. FIrhdnys.
Mehert .,.,,.,..... Centre ...............R oldy,
Bruwn...,,,.........le Lei cnd .,,............Eel,
l'ight end llOdermAn.
SciarNer quarter back Heath.
I'm e' ''''''''''' Goal '''''''.'''''''' Ban f"n;,.
Eeicrre-W G. Johnson Judges-F X. foG.meyer and
N. wade, nmrr-L Betting
TIE Ir ,dGCc iNrhaugs men Will play at the N. A. &,
club house sunday afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
Bowling Games Tonight

Rowling Games Tonight
AMERICAN AMATEUR UNION.
Section 1-Mauhattan 4 c. va American, at Nanhat.
tan 4. G. alleys.
Section 8-kine.ton va saranac, at Kingston alleys
Section t-Eizabeth A. c. VS.. Palma at Elizabeth A,
G. alleys Montgomery Va. Newark Bay. at Montgomery
alleys.
yKlsESkKLLKR TOURNAMENT.
Ma.eela W Liberty: Liberty Va Felsenkslier: Fst
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Staten Island A. c. Vs. Now York A. O. as state.
leland A. G. aleya
HEcKxASN's fouRxAHxHL
Mozart Va Liberty.
ISTERcLrB LRAaCE
. Knickerbocker vs. Oxford: Hanover ". Wildwood:
Aontsuk Va Lincoln; Union League Vs. Carleton.
JkEsEr LRAauA
PAvonia Vs. Jacks Inn at Pavouia ailsys
COLUMBUS MARKET INDIVIDUAL fouRHAnIRr.
Wise and Bohrath VS. Hicks and Jennngs; Hioks and
Jennings l vs. Price and Meyer Price and Meyer 70.
STATEN ISLAND AMATEUR LEAcuR-
lvanhoo va Corinthian No. !. ut Bachmann's allsya
hoRNNGsIDE TOURNAMENT.
Blizzard Harlem Wheelmen: Harlem Whsemen
VI. North River: North River Blizzard
VETERAN 1ouaxAHsL
Revonah W. RaceAnd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

Totas......15 10 ID SAL fotah..... q "a ITO
Pastims .Os lsa 7sS ssl AS 6io 900 asa Too e4i
umpirs-w. Meyer scorsrs-J Roos and ). =. Stein
Avsrass-Pastims, 1es Is, Fsissnkeilsr.14S Is
ne opening sames OF Carruthsra No. tournament
rolled last night 81 the Elephant Club house, Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

FRAMES.
clermons.. "a ia 800 200 500 ass $40 e2b 700 7al
NontAuk % 100 272 S<5 Ala AS< 55p 636 TIA S0S
umpirs-r. J. Donaldson. 6corers-G. Courtney ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

south Paw 10 ls0 a2S 2e5 Sea 4aS $50 ob7 7ss slB
Clermout 81 10< 321 Dos 30l 46< 63S 6l8 8s6 TOT
Umpire-F. Donaldson scorers-0 Courtney and w.
IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

The much.talked'of ser!es between Leuiy and Brill
was rolled at tho fremont Hotel alleys last nigh Both
are leading bowieIs IN the American Amateur Uaon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

Totals. IL 2117 1871 Totals. IA 20 IL 81
vRANEs.
Manhattan 81 1913 224 3l3 413 A7Q $40 900 ia 1877
Jersey City AC81 1871 256 $40 3S2 4f6 642 $50 7l6 sl1
umpires-F. T. LuQueer and O. II. Ellison. Scorers
W. X. Starrett and Z. Reed.
Tho last Of series Of I'VE games THE suN and
and the World teams played yesterday afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

On tuesday night tho Chestnut Club defeated thu
Third Ward team in the Veteran Hall tournament Of
Third WardNHeyi ia: Linso 1872; Kie.elbach, 15o
Backus. 100: Cariey. l26: Burck 1877; Schnorr aS
1,34p.
Observation-Disclosures. 1874; wilkin. 141: waldron, 1856
Norris 1856 Beding. 116: kasssban. 1<2: lioffn,A IN
1895 sislksn. LAO: carrougher. 1885, Kolb i50. Total
1,k63
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

The winona Bowling Club rolled two games on The
day night on their alleys ut Eighth avenue aud Fifty
ninth street The scores:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

-, NsTasx Feb She following scores rolled in
observation-disclosures. 2O3: Levi. 1873; schioss IT'S;
Grotta. lGl. Block, l73 Total. 1916
Alpha-ko. lvS: Franks, 1885, soutar, l3o: unyl,r
1886: booth. 2Ol, Total o57. '''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
SECOND CANE.

Team No. 2-wilde. ITS; II. Dolard, ITO: sisemsu.
Team No. stuart. lao: sweeney 100: Masters llas
Shines 1t2: Wheeler. 13s. Total. ZOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

The following match game between tho 0ramercv
Boat Club and Puritan teams was rolled on Balness
alleys. 13lst street. on Tuesday night:
1876; 9. Deli. ii7 Brown b5 fiect ia: schiis iss;
12s7.
Grsmercy B; CA: Dumahaut. 1875: Maspero. lls:
124; Wyman. ~; +. q DumaEaut, 1871: Eantsr. io7;
Won Dohlen l73. Total l.2S1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04
YIkG1 dANZ.

In the team tournament series Of the Carleton Club
Brooklyn. on Tuesday night, Team No. won thrs
RAmee The scores;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

An effort for public clcanness il con-
tanned in that bill which excludes from the
mails amy publication devoted wholly to
criminal news or police reports or accounts
Of criminal deeds or pictures and stories of
immoral deeds lust or crime" hut which
has received an unfayorabIe report from
the state committees on post Office. and
post roads Sometime however. all
friends of good morals will see such bill
hceotup a iasy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Reciprocity regulations have just gone
into effect with Guatemala. and it will not
be long before we shall probably hear Lord
Salisbury bowling again for more Amcri-
csnism in the policy of Great Britain.
Gus,emsls's chief product, urr coffee, hides,
sugar. rubber, bananas aud spirits. In
return for the free admission to American
ports of her leading articles of commerce
she grants free entry 10 twenty-nine articles
of American product or manufacture. The
total foreign commerce of the republic for
ls90 amounted to II million dollars of
which seven millions were in imports and
ten millions in exports. The Imports to the
United States for that year amounted to
~ ,3sr 6si, and the domestic exports from
the United States to 81 ,32G,iss, or u total
both ways of 81 500 ,p6a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

I, makes but little difference II there is
fourteen hours or 80 difference 10 the time
between here and Melbourne, and that they
are that much ahead Of lis there, where
Monday. All who have read of his terrible
deeds or tried TO go through the shocking
recital. of his ghastly confession. will he
heartily glad that he has finally been put
Dat of the way. Hanging seems 10 b. just
the thing for such fiend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
= : 3
MAINE GOSSIP.

The composition of the slate at the Mon
son quarry. which is so perfect in color. is
very largely silica and aluminium contain
lug 56.4s of the former and si-l4 of the
latter. Prof. n. b. Cornwall of the Green
School of Science. college of New Jersey
has written to Manager Penney that, for
the purpose of making the desks which are
used in the chemical department of the in
stintion. the Monson slate is the best that
he knows about, and slate to furnish the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Daily xtaafbff 5snrnaI.
Avsvs1a, WEDNESDAY, nay Is, Iesi.
TERKS: n 90 Fer Tear.

No notice whatever xiii be taken Of Tn
signed communications. Al such vii be
pss. into the waste haake: unread
TIE JoeRxAL cAssor EE HELD RE
spossiBIs roE THE PRESERVATION or
RETURN or Rs1EcTED CONCENTRATIONS.
address all communications relating TO
subscriptions and advertisements to Bur
leigh 4 Fiynt. Publishers, Augusta, Me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

An interesting question il likely TO be
raised in Rhode Island growing out of the
labor troubles in that state. The Supreme
Court has issued q citation against the mas
ter plumbers Of Providence, whose employees
are now on strike. restraining them from is
suing circular to wholesale dealers in
plumbers supplies, warning SAID dealers
that, in the even, of their supplying the CO.
with goods, they would withdraw their
trade The outcome of this step i'll be
watched with much interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

The mos, effective, pervasive and per
suasiye stump orator ever kneT. says
Chaanccy VI, Depew. lis General Prosper
ify." General Prosperity will be on hand
this fall to deliver strong speeches in favor
Of the American policy Of protection in
every city, tosn and village throughout the
4 ntar4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

The report of the Senate subcommittee
appointed To investigate the effect Of the
tariff on trade relations between thu nited
States and Canadu, says that II is clear
and higher prices for everything that Cana
dian farmers have to sell than can he oh
tanned in the Canadian Dominion. It also
says that in every case where the Mckinley
duty was raised the price Of the article
declined corrcspondingly in the Canadian
market Snch y report ought 10 be- good
easy reading for the free trade calamity
boomers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

In the local wholesale market csgs are
selling TO the dealers for IL cents; poultry
is scarce, coming in slowly at ~ and u
cents for fowl and IL 10 l. cents for yeaf
Old chickens pork j. bought for : cents
round spring lamb at u and ~ cents, init
ton < to . cents beef j. little higher
veal Is worth about : ccnts; po,aioc' can
be bought at 30 cents iIuslsrl apples are
very scarce. Straw berries arc cheap Tor
this season bringing all the way from !" IL
TO 20 cents q box. The demand for bay u
good at -l3 and sli and some parties have
sold readily at ssl5. Some straw has sold
rs high a. slo bat that seems ito be ihe
. xrVptiou
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

is often the forcrunncr Of serious illnet'.
which may he broken mp if gopl tonic BIKE
liood's Sarsaparilla j. taken in 'ca'ol'.
This medicine in,igorates the kidneys sw'
liver 10 remove the waste frun the y stein
purifies the blood and buiil. ap the strength.
Constipation il caused by los oi the Is''is-
t5liic action of the bowels. Hoods Pi14
restore this action and inyigoraic The liver.
dSwly folrmcbd&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Hon Charles Emery Smith of Phila-
dcipiIia cA-minister to Russia. in a speech
Just given at dinner in his honor in that
CITY. stated some new facts IN regard to the
famine in that country. which are ANYTHING
hut agreeable He says tina, this wide spread
famine began with plague of drought,
turn by plague of rats which issued from
thu mountains IN desouring hur'le'. ste
Cceled by devastating winds and hN rains
which swept ever, thing before them Loss
of crop followed with the inevitable AMI
we'll known results. We guess We wont
70 To Russia or cont West this year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

an Official grain inspector reports that in
tie asies Of Minnesota and the two Dakotas
the present acreage Of winter wheat give.
Indications Of a shortage Of from forts
10 ffty million bushels from last tesr''
yield which is considered to haze besn
about $50. 0d0. 900 bushels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Our todsy's market rsports show higher
,,rices and upv aril tendencic. in breadstufs,
provisions. and country supplies generally
Hay il rising anil il scare. Even IN this
State many farmer. are reported TO be- ail
out Of hay having sold Themselves short,
GRAIN, -four, eggs, shorts. lard, provision
are all reported hrm ani advancing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25
Niles Nsr.. & Liver piiIs.

Act on new prineiple rcgllaiiug the
liver, stomach and bowels through the
nerves, \ new discovery, DR.. Miles Pills
speedily cure hilioHsness, bad taste, torpid
liver, piles. constipation. [ nequalletI for
men. women, children. Smallest. niildesi,
surest, 80 doses, p cts. Samples free. at
Bow,iitch, Webster and Co.
oct2 71eod&wiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

oaiy sif 80 Is nos nee'iei 10 complete
the Graft monument fund. and Cen Por-
ter !. making strong effort 10 secure i be-
fore aert Monday. The Tribune says Il
exn, and without doubt viii be- done
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

The aqucduet commission of the city of
New York arc just undertaking an immense
work for the purpose of affor,ling an addi-
tonsl water supply to that city. This is
the building of large dam in the town of
Cortland for the purpose of forming a'ldi
tionsl storage reservoirs. This dam is to
he the largest in the world and il about
three and quarter miles below the present
Cro,on reservoir dam. The top of tie dam
will connect two hills 2ooo feet apart and
will be pa feet high with a roadway ON the
top fifty feet wide. This viii create a
natural reservoir holding forty four thon-
sand millions of gallons of water. The
dam alone will cost eight millions of dol
lars, and will he seven years in building.
The work is now being put under contract.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Coughs, Colds, and Consumption in u,
early stages are Immediately relieved ard
quickly cured by A'lamsons Botanic Cong,
Balsan, an absolutely safe remedy for al
throat and lung affections. Toe. and Sc
am, 9a,tSw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

4 Young man at Jefferson named Frank
jackson, al invalid, is making collection
of autographs, sending his album over the
world To great persons - hp wrlte IN It and
return il to him. The book has just come
back from England with Alfred Tennyson :
name in il. 20 the Pemaquld Messenger
says. That book will get too aTistocratic to
travel around alone if il keeps on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

General Passenger Agent f. f. Boothby
of the Maine Central has received adsiccs
from the Wagner Palace Car Company
stating that the cars to be assigned the *
curSou party from Portland TO the Eepub-
lican National Convention at Minneapolis
ON june 2tl are the Lorna and Lurine,
twelve section, state and annex rooms, open
smoking rooms and of the latest pattern.
hr,i-class in every respect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Mr.. +. G. Storer has paid insurance n.
Gently to u, +. Moore and James nuncs,
who were insured in the odd Fellows Acc;.
dent Association. of Piuua. Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

EVERYBODY will BE- glad TO see Indications
Of a set,lener.s u the ezaees winch lsfi to
the granite lockout nav prevailing over
cee EaeianA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

The annual meeting of the W. c. T. L.
will be held tomorrow CThurSlay) at $50
I, VI. Report from the different ,lcpar.
ments of work will be gwen. Al interested
are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

The European bicycling party under the
direction of Me-sr-. Frank \. Elwel and
Harry :. Higgins Of Portland will sail from
New York for Hayre, two weeks from Sat
urday. Mr. ElweH has just received letter
from Mr. Walter Griffin. Portland's rising
Young artist, now located in . small town
near Fontainbleau, in France, in which he
saws that he boards with the mayor of the
town and that the latter wishes to extend to
the party an invitation tn dinner, which
since the mayors house is snail. will be
served in MIR, Griilin'- studio.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Farmers say that this cold weather ,loc,p,
seem to have injured the grass crop and arr
rather of the opinion tina, it has served to
bottom the grass" better than would have
been the case had there been hot weather
early in the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

The remains of Tracy II, Prescott of
Dccrine, will he taken to his former home
this morning. Prescott died at the Insane
Hospital from the causes that produced hi,
insanity. lie had been there but a compay.
atirely short time. His age was 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-25

Calais Times Several of-the directors
have been away with a view to raising
money for the Shore Line RAILWAY. We
trust that before many trips of this Kind are
made, some developments of interest To the
people of the county may bc announced.