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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09

A strawberry festival and social will be
held under the auspices of the ladies of
the Naval Veterans Association, 80 West
minister street, in Arnold Post hall, at S
o'clock tomorrow evening. Whites
orchestra will furnish the music, and n
fine time is anticipated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
E.caped But Recaptured.

Two boys escaped from the Sockanosset
School last evening but were recaptured
after n short chase by the officers of the
school. The names of the boys are with
held out OF sympathy for their parents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
A BAD CHECK

Sent by Stranger To X. L. Rose and Re-
fused.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon man
went into an Office on Pine street and
rung up messenger boy. When the boy
came the stranger gave him q sealed
envelope addressed to Roland l.. Rose,
which boy delivered. Mr. Rose found
the envelope to contain check for s4S.75
bearing the endorsement of Il. A. Stur-
CESS. His suspicious being aroused, Mr..
Rose telephoned to Mr.. Sturgess and was
assured that the check was not genuine.
The case was reported to the police.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
EXTRA!
ANOTHER TRUCE,
CONTINUED FROM FACE 1.
HAS IT BURST.
A Rumored ColIspse of the Blaine
Boom.
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS,

ESPECIAL TO THE NEwsi
MINNEAPoLIs, June 9.-The report that
the Blaine boom has burst spread through
the city soon after the adjournment of
the convention.
II was heard on ever side but its origin
could not be learned.
Henry c. Payne of Ohio said "Blaine
can't be nominated III Mckinley can
obtain two more delegates we will run
him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
GAMBLING PLACES CLosED.u
Chief Child Closed some To Day and VIII
"Do" the Rest mt Once.

The gambling places about the city or
that portion of them where the roulette
wheel and faro bank is To be found were
closed up this morning by order of the
Chief of Police.
The keepers OF the policy shops have
been ordered to appear before Chief Child
at . o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when
il is expected that they will yet the order
To "close up" at once or be brought out"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
A patIen, Prom Ns,ick.

Thomas Mcguire. OF Natick, came 10
this city at ~ o'clock this noon, aud was
conveyed TO the hospital. Mcguire stuck
a splinter into his foot about a week ago,
and has suffered extremely since.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
Sprinkle Your Garden.

OF you viii need some hose, and the best Is
always the most satisfactory. The advt. OF Hay
wards Rubber store in another column will tell you
the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
Cotton Market.
QUOTED BY A. p. wEEDEN.
Chicago Grain Notes.

CUOTED BY A. p. wEEDEN.
loNDoN--Wheat market quiet. prices
quotably unchanged.
LIvERPooL--Whe market inactive,
prices 1la15d lower; weather brilliant.
CHICAGO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
PHENIx.

The arrangements for the public exhi-
bition, which will be given on the Fourth
of July in this village. have been per-
fected and the programs will soon be
printed.
The exercises Of the day will be under
the direction Of Prof. Ben Sweet, the rope
walker. The Metropole Water Polo Club
will play match game with the Maria
gansett Blacks, the game to occur in the
of the champion swimmers of the United
States will give fancy exhibitions Of life
saving throughout the day. The exer-
cises are announced to commence prompt
ly at II. NJ.
Camp Francis c. Greene, 5. of ", No. l.,
held meeting in the q. A. X. Hall last
night.
A meeting of persons interested in hav-
ing a celebration on the Fourth of July,
was held in the fire station last night at
p NJ, and it was unanimously voted TO
raise funds and secure the best of talent
to make the observances of the day a
grand success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09

'62 and '63, and was also member OF the
Massachusetts, Legislature (Republican) in
1882.
At the Pacific Mills Lawrence, he held
an important position for twenty five
years, leaving the city of Lawrence to en-
ter the employ of the Allen Print Works
Co., Providence. in lss2. After a stay OF
three wears he was invited by the >. ii.
Greene q Sons TO except the position as
foreman of the finishing department OF
the Clyde Print Works, which position
Mr.. Boothman held for seven and half
years severinG his connection with the
firm last week.
On his departure from the Allen Point
Works he was prese nted by the employees
with an elegant gold watch and was also
presented recently by the employees OF the
Clyde Print Works with solid silver,
atin-finished water pitcher. two silver
cups, gold lined. aud a gold headed cane.
Manuel Rose, the boss farmer for the
B. b. a. X. Knight Manufacturing Co.,
has purchased new horse which gives
promise of great speed.
Mrs. John Thornton has returned home
from visiting friends in Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Wages Are Rising.

Ever since the passage of the new tariff,
the free trade press he's bsen on the watch
for reports Of strikes and wsges reductions
to attribute tham to the Mckinley lsw.
From single case OF reduced wages they
did not state to deducs the general coz
clusion that wages have been falling rapidly
throughout the country during the iast year
We have before pointed GU! how absurd
wsssthis reasoning Of the free-trsders, since
THOUSANDS OF strikes and wages reduction .,
IS well as OF advances in ss,occur every
We. and that only by survey of the eoGre
field, tsking account of great number of
cases, cou'd q rational conclusion be drawn
as to whether labor was better CT poorer
paid under the new tariff.
The annual report of the Bureau OF Sta
It's les 0. Lat Q Of New Y ork state furnishes
da,s for Determining the question. It re-
pots 62JS strikes for the year. Ia l94l
cases wages we're increased; il only All
ci.es were wages reduced. IL was from
this AL the free-traders have been ge.-
ting their instances of wages reduc.
tons. carefully concealing the five
times as many cases of increase. 1t fur.
t1er appears that reduction in the hours
OF labor was obtained in 2GS5 instances,
every one of which should be counted q,
Increased pay also.
The report makes absolutely certain, sc
far as the great Emy 'e state is concerned
that wages have mat rally risen instead Of
fallen during The first year Of the new tar
ifs exi stence, notwithstanding the efJ
OF the free trade press to make it appeal
Otherwise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

advantage would De to the foreign pro
dueers. wEo would receive the infor-
mati5l before the hone producers
could take advantage Of IL. Reports on
other crops are not given oat until {
O'Clock in the afternoon. too late for the
evening parers, but reachin z through the
Association Press agent who takes them
at that hoEr al the morning newspapers
In the country. At the same time that
the brief telegraphic synopsis is placed
In the hands Of the Press Association, a
more extended synopsis specially pre-
pared FOE the information Of farmers Is
cent doan 70 the public pri1ter. and by
hila printed with such expedition tina,
we begin 10 E.ail them tine CLOSING day
Thsss syuoRses are isailee directly 70
every farmer a no azks for ore, as well a.
toallagricuitural papers the number sen;
oat amounting to about 100 0d0 10 l35,
coo copies at this writing. This plan wa.
adopted st my suggestion since coming
into ofiic:
Everything Is done that we can devise
to place the farmers il possession ~ the
earliest possible moment OF an informa'
ton relative to the crops which would
be Of service 70 them As sellers. ansi
AN very much gFa,iiled 70 be able tC
s.atc that our efforts Ia this direction
have been very generally and fayorably
recognized throughout the country By
farmers and farmers organizations
Whatever may be the outcome Of Nj
simpsons resolution, trust it will not
fail In euiarging his owR information
regarding the work Of the department
Of agriculture.
II Ia said that the farmers Of Kansas
are of the opinion thai their budding
representative in Congress should have
served his warrant Of investigation upor
himself At all events he knows more
than he did before he selected Secre-
tary Rusk's management OF the depart.
men. Of agriculture as a proper sub
iect for his investigating genius to
work upon. The congressman who at
tacks Secretary Rusk under the impress
sion that he is non resistant Quaker
will iind olt his mistake as speedily as
did the anarchists OF Milwaukee when
they sought to initiate the Chicago an
archists aud marlplots few years ago
About these days Jerry" Simpson
wishes he knew something about sorg
hum sugar making at Medicine Lodge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Largest Libraries in the World.

The largest library in the world is ,hst al
Paris, which contains upward of 9 900, 000
printed books and 10000 manuscripts.
Between the Imperial Library At ST Peters.
burg and the British Museum there is not
much difference. 10 tire British Museum
there ste abeu. 500 600 volumes. The
Royal Library Of Muoich has noS soms-
,hipgs over 900, 900, but this includes many
pamphlets; the Royal Library at Berlin
Jntsi8s 100000 volunes; the library at
Copenhagen, $40, 00o; the library a. Dres.
deu, 500 .oc0, the Ufise sity Librsry q,
Gotsngsu. Germany, 600 600. Ths Royal
Liorsry at Vienna has 80 GOO volumes, and
the University Ltbfa-y in the ssme city,
$40, COO volumes, ~ Buis-Pes.h the Uni
vessi!y Library has 800 Coo books, the
correspor ng library At Crsc,w nesrly the
tame number, and at Prague EOS COO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Good teeth are Trsgaiacert Possession !;
ba. they cost deal OF ruff -risg 10 grow
the ffss set. Thu ,An5s VI ii;sie on. 8 .us-
fer @euss ard praI3nssa pain in iheir ars,
ien,i,i 70 AID vet. very much VI this pain
and torture could BE- rero~si or prevented
By tie Regular Use OF DR.. Hands Tseffinr
Lotion, s7o,bing. CO 0 irg and p.i1-cgrirs
preparation, free from eveytsiss Of .
danEereus pttu.e. For saIs hy Cha.. K.
Psrrjdae, Augusta: Gsn. W Dors. wstsr
vile; G. II. Bfsnr, Hsllow-fl; Go i.
Warn, 0afdiasY. Tre,I9.o.rm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

-
There will be q branch OF the e'so''s
school established On Cashncc lie sh"'A
d,r the charge OF Nj" Lille lie Pf'n''.
The scbool will b, held ia one ofthe fo's'
10 the basement OF s.. A1gus.ins' eaa's'
Data a number CT those attending y
evening schools HE en- the Hsisen =,
some Of them work In the mill. not ss".s
on, Of Ma factory til liz o'clock I'd"
no. have time to 90 to their hsms' -
after supper &c. down t,wn to the e's'N'
school At seven In the evening. foi
this branch is esabiisei on The Hs"ps
There are sky young people up there :.
Who have expressed the desire to ssssn' =
everi, Z school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Safety in the Midst OF Danger

This W uit seen a contradict on--is 20, in fac.
20 the Eye. Ba; oNpeTierc0 hss proved Tvs ros.i
hfity. 1aae ire Sa-. of She individual who dweiis
in a maaFious region A robust constitgiion IL
no certain Hef-nce acsirst ths Dreaded chtils
What TSP Recorded tE.t!nsng covering period
lite -hort o. bali century, Pfoves that aoste.
ter's stomach Bitters il p-eciseiy this. This
fine does no, Unit the field where TIC ed!e ne
has proved "a lisscg IN South America, the
Isthlans Of FansfnI, fexico. ~ rywherc in 'a-t,
where miasna born ai-ease takes on la most oh.
stfuate AMI formidsb fypes, the hiiters Is a
recognized sps eiiic in iihTnftabis demand, snd
presefihsd sv rhysieiafs of reppts. Potent, too
is 10 disorders o. the stom ,eh liver AID bowels
and sgt1st th.t destroyer, IA grippe. II improves
appetite ami slfep. nsHird ize. rhe1mati nj and
zidrey col plants sa1ismw zs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

There are may things in9wa - good
10 . cough. .e. the spsaisi vsrruss of Al
Sc combined in AcamsoL's Il ,,sIic Cough
B lsam. Purely vegetable, pS.feesy harm
less, no narcotic, soettis 9, hes.ing.
j:-i8-&r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

In a few days the general act Cor the
repression of the African slave trade,
recently ratified by the Senate. will 60
into effect, and then there should be
efficient means taken to suppress the slave
traders, who have become especially
bold Of late. The lives of good men have
been repeatedly sacrificed because q
sufficient force has not been sent against
the slave traders. With the civilized
world united or this subject, there should
be little difficulty in overpowering the
Arab slave traders, who are really few
In number. but use their victims against
the little outposts set up by the British
in Nyassalaud. One big expedition
would cost no more in money, and les:
In lives. than scores Of feeble efforts
nearly always ending in disaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Silver plated ten cent pieces are 10 ci'cs'
lation 10 this city, and the c,in bsins "
small and shs counterfeiiiDg so slilfah'
done hey are taken BY most trade" bei'n
being detected. N, one but an eIpsH
would detec. them unle" by chance osI
were tested By ringing them. They "
an exact counterfeit as far IS the do y
concerned. but when dropped on nara
couuter they scund much like pewter y
they probably are, only thst the pesnf
silver plated. II 10 the mot decspa"
counterfeit in many respects that has ''e
been put In circulation,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Walter A. Wood who died at Hoosck
Fall, N. y. Saturday, had served in
Congress two terms; but 1t is less as a
maker Of laws than maker Of moving
machines that he is known to the farmers
OF the country. The fame of the inven
tious bearing the Wood brand has been
broad Ia the land in past years and there
Is little question but the well known
lines of Dean Swift about the ''two
blades of grass" with slight variation
could be applied to him with infinite
aopropriateuess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.


TsmpsyaaSs.
March z-Eenrstec District L11gs, Good Tens,-
lars, Wasergi le-
March -sasasrs.. Dist. Lodge. Good Tsmpis.'
At sossh SoFTfdyspSex.
ysb. is-Yert District eood TsnsIar., b de
fo9d.
feb is-Hsneoer Dfssri>t Lodgs. Goot Tent'
I1s, EiIsSofeh,
Tes. IL sshspg.en Dissrlss Lo4se, Geod Temp
lars, niatesa. Laiai4.
Patrons Of usshandry.
Jss. 2i--Yssk co.s.y Pomona Gfanzs. Sort
Kepnebsss-
ysa. z-ssgrsasee Psma~a GrAzge. ss1i ess X
ysb. z.--Ox!of9 Pomona 5fazss. CrSoxed Eir
~.
Ses. IA asf5scosziu Pomona Gfa5ke. VI a!es.
P~n. G,-kasz Seghiy rsEaozs Grsngs, aiis
fed
ysa. ls-Eerr sbse County Csicn, Y P. G. y.
Jan n IL fouycrtioa 9, free Ba5tis: Yoaz'
feepie Of Ma NJ, Lewissoa-
Agricultural.
JAS. &c 2l-Assa.I meeting State Board 0; ATi
ealiur-. Angusta
Jss. qS-fs-t,siry G0ntefsKer. ABtusn.
Jan az --jcfseY Cattle Asa3siattoe, ANNE
ksstay. Astxsn-
HIaesiisnsous-
Fet, B-s np-si nasstfas Marie g. ts EEF A's5
citation. Asgusts-
Fab. 4-s,Ate Encsnpmsnt, q, A. T.. Auburn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

There was very large sttendacc' %
the funeral services over the remsin' o.
Mr.. E,as,ns Haskell. The funeral vi" y
the residence on Crosby street u "
O'Clock in the afternoon. The ssf''es'
were conducted by the Rsv. Mr., L;ia'',
psstor Of the UnivsrsAii1 church, ss'i''s'
By the Rev. Mr.. Williamson Of The Caa'
gtegs,ioaal church. The song service -
rendered by . quartet composed OF A.
DR.. Hill, Mrs. Leland ard Mes'f'. ""1
ard Raves. All the shoe stores 10 W
city we're eisssd Ard all tn, lesdios on'r
meas firms we're represented at the fune''
services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The Journal is thankful for Chairman
Spyinger's acknowledgment that he
fully understands what the effect OF his
free wool bill would he. The New York
World OF January quotes him as fol-
lows: II am fully convinced that II
great Injustice would he worked
should 8 bill be passed placing
wool on the fee list without
reducing the tariff on WOODEN goods.
The effect would be TO increase the profit
TO the manufacturer while reducing the
price realized by the shes p growers.
Let farmers mark his words. he is
about to frame Il m-asnre Gu behalf of
the Democratic majority which, what
ever else it designs 10 be, aims at
reducing the price reslized by the
sheep growers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

OF course il Is Boston woman who
has gone to Spain with the avowed pur
pose of teaching the people who live ii
the remote town where Queen Isabella
was born TO appreciate her. To get them
TO place a statute there in honor OF the
Castilian queen is among her plans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The .Ior gSAL is pleased TO learn that
Col. A. W. wildcs OF Skowhcgan, who
has been dangerously i'll Of the prevail
Ing influenza, has nearly recovered and
will soon be able to resume his public
duties. Col. Wildes has served on the
board OF railroad commissioners for q
period of more than thirty years, and
the unanimity with which the press OF
the State has congratulated this faithful
officer upon his late reappointment must
be rs gratifying to him rs it is pleasing
to the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

III his lecture before the Lowell lngti-
tue In Eoston on Ihursdzy evening On
iGsec.s Injurious tn crops and their
parasites, Prof C. V. Riley referred TO
one species whici frequently destroys
yearly every egg Of the cotton worm II
the Southern Stairs over Large extent
Of cogatry. He paEeuthsticaiiy re-
married. that he vas lot sure that this is,
from the present standpoint Of some
Boston cotton merchants AID mat utsc-
turers, an altogether desirable result,
and related an Incident which occurred
at recent dinner 20 which he wac in
viIed. Said the professor. "a promi-
leat cotton manufacturer Of your city
| sSd to me, Professor Riley. ! eish you
, had cot shown the cotton planters how
to destroy the cotton worm, for |, seems
90 me that the result has been al
over. production which Ia az the bottom
u the present Oppressed condition Of
the cotton trade remarked that had
Otter taken the ground that Injurious
| Insects were not an unmixed evil, a.
they tended 70 make the efforts Of the
Intelligent farmer and planter vino eoan-
teract them more profitable by render
| ing those Of the more slogenly and igno-
rant less profitable, Ye. imagine that
the good Of masEes is better su5zeryed
by over production than By scarcity and
famine"
The Daily Pacific Commercial Adver-
.iser Of Dec. ia copy Of which has
been sent the JotR NAL by the United
States Minister, Hoa. John Z. Stevens
contains an account Of the dedicatory
exercises on occasion Of the opening Of
Bishop Hall, the new school building Of
the Kamehameha School. Honolulu, Ha
| waiian Islands, on Dec. %, Founders
Day" The Advertiser says: I'm spite
Of clustering weather. fair audience
gathered 10 witness the formal trans
fer Of Bishop Hall to the trus
tees Of the Ramehameha School
| by the donor, Hon. C.. L Bishop.
Her Majesty the Queen was present ae-
companied by Governor Cleghorn, Major
Robertson, aud her ladies in waiting
The exercises were opened with singing
by the school. after which Mr.. Oieson
read a selection from the Palms. In Il
few iiEting words Mr.. Bishop declared the
building the property of the school and
expressed his desire for the per-
manenr prosperity of the institution.
The Rev. DR.. Hyde responded on behalf
OF the trustees. After the conclusion
Of the exercises. the truly tnagnti
cent binding was thrown open
to the public for inspection, the boys
in the meanwhile under the eff
clent leadership Of Mr.. Richards sing
ings songs for the entertain.
nent of the guests. His Excellency,
Hon. John L Stevens, the United
States Minister, the orator Of the
day, delivered the following eloquent
address " The address is given in full
in the copy Of the paper sent. most
eloquent. scholarly and appropriate
effort, especially addressed to the pupils
Of the school, and containing wise in
structions and patriotic teachings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

Editor John NJ. Adams of the Eastern
Argus, who has subscribed 5000 TO the
stock OF the new Portland silk plush
mill, said he chad no hesitation in saying
that the duty would stay on as long rs
seal plushes we're a luxury"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

1t Ia beautifully developed mora
sense whi.h Sir Edwin Arnold show.
when he Insists on adding his title in
registering at American hotels in order
to show honor to the country that gave
II tn him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The Senate Committee on agriculture
is of opinion that i. has no jurisdiction
over the proposed legislation embodied
in the bill introduced by Senator Pctler
Authorizing the secretary Of the Treasury
to issue to the farmers Of the state OF
Indiana 800 600 0o0 upon first mortgage
security. Accordingly the committee
has authorized Senator Paddock to re
port Ii back to Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

It appears that Jerry simpson has no
interest In any branch Of agriculture IN
which calamity Ia not the principal crop
harvested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

A million head OF cattle are being
fed and fatLened for the spring market
In kansas Farmers think they can
secure a better return for their grain in
that way than by hauling it to market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

No notice Whatever wifi be taken Of uh'
si0usa eommu nications. All such viii be put
INTO the waste basze. unread.
THE JOURNAL CANNOT BE HELD kKsPos-
sfnLx FOR THE FERMENTATION Oh RETURN
~ INFECTED CONCENTRATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

After little over year of Mckinley
ism, which according to free traders was
to condemn the poor peolpe to bare
loors, carpets are selling cheaper thar
ever before, and the lower grades are
actually lower in the | aited States to
day than in England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

John Ruskin said a great deal OF truth
about England. aud as true now as whc,
written many years ago when he said
Though England Is deafened with spin
ming wheels, her people have not clothes
though she Is black with digging of fuel
they die of cold; and though she ha!
sold her soul for grain, they die Of hun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19
Daily Esunsbse apurual
IutSnI JAN. g, 1897.

Cards Of thanks and resolutions o, -.
wih Ike charged at the rate OF ten cent, , n.
All advertising announcements Of ents,,,,.
meuts Whose obJce, is the RAISING o, ~.
viii be charged =, the rate Of at,eer cs.s
lins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-19

The "double decker street car Of the
Boston West End Elccsric Railway Com
pany. IL great success and VIII
be the most popular car in the city
especially in the summer time