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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-07
FINE FEATHERS ALL.
THE PLUMES THAT DECORATE THE
NEW FALL HATS.

The New Bonnets Are Very Attractive
and Are Worn In All shapes and Sizes.
CoIors Diversified to Suit All Tastes.
Recoming Street Costumes.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-07
Especial Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence
New YORK, Sept. 20.-The mistaken
fashion writer sets ont in the morning
to see the new bonnets with the blissfui
certainty of being able to write al
about the bonnets that are end are &c
be, but it does not take over five hours
of pushing and struggling and sight
seeing to decide that it is about as easy
a task to describe all the flowers thai
bloom as all the bonnets OF show.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-10-07

made mp with other goods they can
Judge by the illustrations. That on III,
right is of old rose vicuna cloth. Around
the bottom are two rows of shawl hor-
dering, headed and separated byanarrow
puff of surah of the same shade rs the
dress. The corsage is Of the shaw,
broche, with a simulated jacket Of tn
vicuna.
The other was fern colOred calurl>
hair, with panels, corsage belt, CAMP
and bretelles of the brorhe in soft shades
and pale tints. The ends were finished
with "a fringe Of narrow ribiNNs ot Jl-
same shades as those III the br>hr psf
tern. Two more clegsu, ami original
costumes ! have nct seen this season.
They are both cut So ~ 20 ,usI r,esr the
ground. NlNs hANrEN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
FIRE At FREEPoRT
Caused Damage OF Between $4,000 and
.000-cause Unknown.

FREEpoEr, Oct. 24.-Ere broke out
at about 8 O'Clock this morning III the
uree-story wood building owned and oecu-
pied by e. $. Wilson Co, painters and
paper hangers. II had made such headway
that at the time OF the discovery It was
found that there was no hope of saving the
block, and the department turned its atten-
ton to the effort to save adjoining build-
ings.
The fire communicated to Gate. apotbe-
cary store Turtles blacksmith shop and n g.
e.. hpay's house, all OF which were totally
destroyed. The Cate building was oeeu-
pied by Mr. Gate and Mrs. Ada A. Gate
milliner Their loss is total. The building
and drug stock were insured for about
$1,000, which il regarded as about three
tifths of its value. Mr.. keay was insured
for s2a00, his properly being worth about
$4,000
There were some narrow escapes. Miss
Miller, n shoe shop girl, tainted and had to
he taken from the burning building. She
had a room in the Gate block and loses
everything. Miss Frost, another employee
of the shoe shop, had just completed paying
for her furnishings OF her room, having
made her last payment on Saturday. Her
loss is complete and falls very heavily upon
her Fred Lord, who lived in the same
block, lost about $500 which includes a
loss of over 500 in money. Neither he
nor any of the young women had any Ia
surance. There were two families in the
Cate block other than Mr.. keay himself
Nearly everything in the block was de-
stroyed.
The kilbv building and another Wilson
block caught fire, but the hose company
succeeded in extirguishing both. The cause
is unknown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
THE BURRONES CASE.
Sensational Testimony Given by Mrs. Pease-
Still s.ore Expected Today.

na, .t .rlis oetar,oou in
VI" '-'' "'
the burfoWe' east -Nrs' eases '''s' eA
animation occupied the whole time. She
toI1 of two .tr,nre men and A woman at
,.r -. ,.u,.a. ,a,-.s =, oh-
''''''' III ''''''7
taln the borro"e' ie'ter from her'
one dogged her footsteps and frightened
her on the street. Another gained adms-
sion To her house and threatened her with
violence and criminal assault if she did not
give up the letters The strange woman
tried 20 make her believe that her husband
Was uufaithlul To her.
II was "A long and strange story and it is
evident that the purpose of the defense is
to convey 10 the Jury the belief that Mrs.
p,ase is dcmentei and that these things
are her Imagination. Mrs. Pease makes
good appearance on the stand and gives no
.lgn of arrangement. 1t is hinted that to-
morrow there will be more sensational de-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
$4,000 LOSS BY FIRE
In the Famous Town OF Ste.Anne de Beaupre,
Ouebec-lnsurance $40 GOO.

OrrREc. Oct, 2l.-About this morning
fire broke out IN the buildings of Adolpe
Pare. IN the village of St.Anne de Beaupre
In few minutes the fire. famed by a
heavy wind. gained considerable headway
No fire apparatus was to be found except
two length. of hose belonging to the IA
nous little church of Ste. Anne de Beau
pre-. .-..,
people started to save their furniture and
o,her movable things. The church hose
was coupled to a eistern situated on the top
of a neighboring hill. This was only child ;
play in checking the flames, which had
their own way until 10 houses had burned
Among these are the general postofiice
and three general stores. The other struc-
lures were all fine large houses belonging
10 boarding house keepers. The loss Is
about s50, 600; insurance, about S2"'"o"'
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Bulletins.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2+.--Dr, Gardiner on
leaving the White House az eos I, NJ, said
that Mrs. Harrison. while exceedingly low,
might live till O'Clock, but not much
longer.
sP, MIR, Gardiner called at the
White House at 80, and is still with Mrs.
Harrison.
s.5O.-Mrs. Harrison suffered an alarm
ing sinking spell just after six. bu, has
again rallied. At 5 O'Clock the doctor dis
missed his carriage and said he would stay
AT the White House until the end,
$50 7. M.-The doctor has Just an-
nounced that Mrs Harrison will probably
last until midnight.
lo5&-rherc is little change TO he noted
in Mrs. ilarrison's condition, except an in
crease in the difficulty of respiration.
1t 80 7. M.-The condition of Mrs. llar-
rison is about the same as for the last two
hours.
MlpNIGnt.--ln response 10 an inquiry
DIR. Gardner sent word from the sick cham
Der that Mrs. Harrison's respiration was
then Ii, and he did no, look for the end un-
I'll il fell to 10, of which there was no imme
,liate prospects. pn hearing this Private
Secretary llaIford expressed the opinion
that Mrs. Harrison would hold out until
morning.
l22j 4. Midnight was passed III
safety by Mrs. Harrison. She is weaker
than she was at q O'Clock but the decline
has been almost impcrcepiiblc from hour to
hour except as noted in diminished respira-
ton.
l2II A. M.--Dr. Gardner Just said that
he did not think Mrs. Harrison would live
more than half an hour.
About i3.3o while he sat by Mrs. Harm
sons side with his fingers lightly pressed 10
her pulse, Dr. Gardner disccrned a notice
able weakness of the hearts action, fol
lowed almost Immediately by slight de
crease of respiration. He notified the
family that the end appeared
very near and tina, unless Mrs. Harrison soon
rallied from the strpor into which she was
drifting. she could scarcely live half an
hour longer This intelligence had the
most depressing effect upon the President,
who had been in constant attendance on his
wife for over nine hours.
l.3o A. MIR. Gardiner said Mrs.
Harrison was still alive but he did not see
how she could live much longer.
l.4j A. NJ Mrs. Harrison is dead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25

GOOD OUTLOOK
For the Ice Business on the
kennebec Next Winter.
All the Houses Nearly Empty and All
Preparing for Full Harvest.
su,l another Patent Medicine Pian' 10 oe
Established al Belfast.

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- ,..r, tittte oil ice will be kept
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over a. about an t'ia' " as ''o"'S'
,.-r be- been shipped and IN most instances
,,.o .,e,., buildings have been put in re-
cut
pa. ''' -t.,.-...,..,. avn, d, Rro,.a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
the GRAND TRUNK
Must Pay Better Dividends and Directors will
Reduce all Expenses.

MONTREAL. oct. "A special dispatch
from London to the Star says The Grand
Trunk report, issued this afternoon, SYM
pathizes with the stockholders on the inad-
equate return for the enormous traffic ear
ned. Despite the greatest care in the &c:
lection of traffic and to secure economy the
average rates for freight have been almost
the lowest on record. The prospects arc
improving consequent upon good harvcsts
and Worlds Fair during the coming year.
Regarding the capital expenses the di-
rectors are strongly convinced that no fur
ther extension of the system should be-
made and no fresh responsibilities incurred
on the capital account as regards new lines,
but the system must be kept in state of
efficiency.
Power will now be obtained for issues of
$500, 900. in four per cent debentures.
The presidents trip TO Canada has shown
the need for further economies and the con-
soldation into one system of the II allied
lines, and to this end, as an example to the
employees, the directors will reduce their
fees by onc-ihird, or To $500 per annum.
until dividend is paid on the second pref
prpnce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
DEMOCRATIC FRAUDS
Unearthed at Albany, n. f,--Detectvss Run q
Gang Of aepea,ers 10 Earth.

AHN>N, n Y, oct, 2t,--Ihe journal
tonight prints a story alleged TO bc an ex-
pose of munstrous registry frauds On he
half of the Democratic organization In Al
hani. Two hlitional arrests for illegal
registration were made today, The story,
50 says the journal, is founded ou the
statements Of two private detectives who
went IN the lower portions of the city, IN
tie fourth fifth AMI sixth wards. ant
secured the confidence of three leaders of
gang of repeatcrs, who were arrested sat
urday last
These men, the detectives claim, told
them how they could make slOo on election
day by registering forty or fifty times, say-
ing that they were the leaders of a gang of
30 doing this work. The headquarters of
the gang is alleged to he at McDermots.
~ Green st. McDermo,t is now in jail.
The story told by the detectives allcgr.
that Thomas II Craven, Democratic clerk
of the common council, introduced them io
McDcrmoti, and toll the latter TO do the
best he could for them. The JOURNAL prints
u confession claimed to have been made by
Patrick Hogan, one of the men arrested,
which practically sustains the expose. The
detectives say the gang proposed to operate
in Troy. West Troy and Cohoes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
THE EPISC0PALS
Still at Work in General Convention at Balti-
more-Now on Third Week.

BALTIMORE, Oct 2i.-The 18th days
session of the triennial general convention
of the Protestant Episcopal church is being
held today President Dix appointed com
mittees for the translation of the prayer
book into the new edition of the Bible. A
message from the house of bishops an
nouneing the election of Rev DIR. Hart AS
secretary of the house of bishops was re-
celyed.
ON motion of Mr.. Biddle. Pennsylvania,
the house of Deputies unanimously cx-
pressed profound regret at the loss To their
body of DR.. Hart and the hope that he
would not accept the honor bestowed upon
him. The house of bishops returned with
ont concurrence the resolutions on church
unity. Rev. Dir. Huntington moved the ac-
ton of the house of bishops he accepted a
final and the convention adopt the plain
principles of the Lambeth declarations
The vote resulted: Clerical, ayes, -
NAYS. :; divided, . Lay. ayes, %; nays
.: divided. >.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
IMMENSE AUDiE NCe
Cheefed Es.Speascr Reed OF Maine al syra-
cusc last Evening.

SrgAcl..E. \. T., Oct 2t.-Dne of th'
largest audiences that ever crowded the
Alhambra, the biggest hall in central New
York. assembled there tonight To hear ex-
Speaker Thomas B. Reed discuss the issues
of the campaign.
A tremendous eutburst of cheering
greeted his appearance at the Alhambrn,
and when the preliminary proceedings were
over he arose to address the immense au-
dience it was several minutes before be
could begin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25

the President retired immediately to his
own room and closed the doors. Other
members of the family, respecting his evil
dent wish. allowed him TO remain uamo-
Tested to contemplate the grea, bereave-
ment aud commune with his Maker.
They also retired and gave place to DIR.
Gardner. After brief Inspection of the
iiieless body he passed ont, and then the
last sad Offices of the dead were performed
by The nurse, Miss Davis, who composed
the trinains for the hands of the under
taker.
The doctor went home, and the last Of
the many questions put by the kno, of wait
ing reporters was answered by halford,
The lights were dimmed aud the quiet of
the grave lay upon the great white man.
sion.
Religious services will be held at the
White House "Wednesday morning. after
which the remains will be taken to Indian
apolis. where in,ermeat will be made al
Crown Hill cemetery, Thursday.
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BELFAST.


BELFAST. Oct. "a Special. Jerry
Flagg was arrested Sunday for drunken
ness and disturbance.
\ party of sport>men from Massachu-
sets who have been stopping with Mr..
Mitchell at the head of the tide returned to
their homes Monday. They report good
bags but say that they lid not tind the birds
as plenty as they were last year
Rev. r. T. Hack lectured at the North
church Sunday evening, taking for the sub
jet of his lecture, Columbus" The dis
course was very fine. and the stereoptcon
views much enjoyed by all.
Belfast is soon to have another patent
medicine establishment. The new one is
to he called "Dalton's Sarsaparilla," and
has been used by one of our leading physi-
clans in his practice for some years.
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PATRICK EGAN
Objects to Being Called a Swindler
and Fugitive from Justice


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VITA health and beauty laden,
4 rich and priceless thing.
Il. uaI.Ezn r..sis and ,xaxfed

Such the object and such the mission Of
woman's valued friend, DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription. Don's let unreasonable
prejudice prevent You from sharing the
health and beauty proffersd, in good faith,
by this most excellent remedy. None of the
almost countless weaknesses and diseases
peculiar to worlen. but that readily yield 70
It's magical power, Manufactured, recon-
mended sold through druggists, and gnar-
aRteed by the World. Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, y. Y, to give salts
faction, in every case, or money pail for it
cileerialiy refunded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
ELECTRICAL COOKING
will be Shown the Press and Friends at Me
chsnics Fair. Boston. Oct. rs.

BosrnS. Oct. 24.-Eieetrical cooking
will be shown the members of the press
and friends in the Domestic Science he
partment Of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanic Association, at 7. NJ, Oct. 20
Special explanations will be made by eiec-
trical experts, and an electrical luncheon
will be served. -,
Atjp. NJ. the Boston Cooking Club will
hold the first meeting of the season in this
Mrs. ID. A. Lincoln will pre-
side and reception and tea will follow the
hnsinass a. nleptinr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
THE DEMOCRATS
In a Peck Of Trouble Over
Registration Frauds
At Wilmington, 0el,--Five Arrests
Already Made Of Officials


WnatNeroN, Del, Oct. 2t.---lohn
Dolau, Democratic inspector and registrar.
was arrested today and arranged, being
required to give $1,000 bail for trial, This
is the fifth arrest IN connection with Satur-
days registration, and warrants for other
registration officers are reported to have
been sworn out.
The specific charge against the arrested
men is the refusing to permit deputy super
visors To inspect the tax receipts of the per-
sons registering. The Democratic officers
of registration Saturday acted on advice
from Senator Gray and o,hers that super
ysors had no authority in law for making
such a demand, and that state election and
registration officers were the only persons
legally empowered To examine the reccip,s.
These arrests have created much bitter
ness of feeling in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
MAINE PEOPLE.

Miss Anna Burrows the well known
ChautauqHsn lecturer on cooking. daughter
of Hon. George y. Burrows, Of Fryeburg,
is to give her sixteenth annual course Of
denomination lectures in cooking at Laseli
Seminary. Auburndale commencing Oct.
81. and extending to April 10, 93.
The .IouRStL wishes TO notify its readers
that the post Office and express address Of
Hon. j. X Ames. senator elect for Wash
ington county is Machias- not Calais. Mr..
Anies has had much annoy anee from having
had his mail matter addresse, to the latter
place. which has been necessary to have re-
mailed, thus causing delay. He wishes bis
correspondents to please make note of this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
University Extension Work.

PErAprLpHIA, oct. 2i,-The commit
tee of the American Society for the Est.'n-
sion Of lniyersiiy Teaching, has fixed a
meeting of the second national conference
on nversity extension. for Thursday AMI
Friday, Dec. ~ and 30, in rhilsdelphia.
The object ~ 10 discuss the means of max
ing tie University Extension movement
more general and efficient.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25
CasarrAh In the Head

l. undoubtedly disease of the blood, and
as such only reliable blood purifier can
effect perfect cure. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the best blood purifier, and it has cured
many very severe cases Of eatarrh. 1t
gives an appetite and builds up the whole
system.
Hoods Pills act especially upon the liver
rogsing it from torpidify 10 its natural dut-
les, cure constipation aud assist digestion.
mchdkxd&wfolr
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SWEATERS" FINED
Al New York for Violating Law Regarding
Employment Of Children.

Ntw York, oct. 2t.-Twenty clothing
manufacturers commonly known Ms
"swcatets," charged with violating the fac
tory Laws in relation to the cmp'o, ,n,epi OF
chilircn under " years of agr. w.ie ar
raignpd for trial in special ssi"ns OF
court today. The accused NIL pleaded
gulltq and were fined $50 each. Nnc l'bilip
Klein. not being able 10 pay the line, was
sentenced to one days imprisonment.
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BOSTON. 8: CLEVELAND. 8.
The Series Now Stands: Boston. S: Ciese-
land. O.: Tie. 1.

Ro,rox. pct 24-The Bostons defeated
the Cleveiands here today for the fifth time IN
the championship of America and the world
series. The score
Cleveland. "
Boston,
ui,s-,Ieyelapa 10; Boston. IL Errors lest-
land & Boston ). Batteries y oH"g a1H EiIn-
Iucr: Nichols and Bennett
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H"ULroN. oct. 2+.-flre IN Houltop.
Monday morniog at 2.30 A. NJ, burned
John Wat>ons starch dry house on the
west bank of the Me,iuxnekeag river Eve
tons of starch were burned The los. on
the bui!,llns Is $500: insured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25

Gold and cough, assuming the shape of
co nn,on e1ll, hay frscr, in8ueDzs. snl u
variety ef other distinctive forms, are of
worlI-wiic prevalence, affecting npt only
the entire human family but also extcn,iinx
to beast. Of tie field. When they fir.t
m Ike their appearance uh,ler whatever
guise or name. DIR. Bulls Cough syrup.
b unfailing cough cure. should he prompt
ly administered and the exciting cause re-
moved.
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spuorih League Convention at lyermore
Falls

LiNEseoRs FAILS. ttet. 24.--The Au-
susta istrict Eqworih League opened its
convent IN with tie Methodist society here
Monday evening, with good audience.
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Arrive q. Washington. !.

WAsiIvGToS. Oct. 23.-Hon. james u.
Blaine, wife AMI daughter. arrived in WASH
ington this afternoon a, 80, and vert
direct to their residence on Madison Place.
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Mr.. Blaine Leaves for Washington.

NEw YoRa, oct. - james Il. Blame
Nr. Blaine aud Miss Hattie Blaine left for
Washington on the l-30 O'Clock train THIS
morning.
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Local Forecast.

Bosros, oei. - -Fr New England
Fair, westerly winds, nearly stationary
temperature.
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FAIR AND COLD.

WAsHfsGTos, Oct. 24.-For New Eng
land Fair, continued cool, northwest
winds.
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MEXICAN ceIega,.. to Monetary Conference.

CTY OF MEXICO. Oct. a. i're-iient
Disz today appointed three delegates to the
Brusstis' monetary conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25

Universal household remedy, Is the
common peoples name for Johnsons Ano-
dyne I-iniment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-25

II often prescribe John.on's ABoiyne
Liniment for Efysipeias,' said a physician
to us.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-24
West Haven Justice,

To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 It is evident that the officers of the law in wes, Haven are hard up for money. Let me relate my experience" few days ago, while riding bicycle through the village, came to 6 part of the road that was torn up for repairs SO that it was impossible to ride over it. I was in 6 hurry and turned onto the sidewalk to ride around the obstruction, as have done frequent ly here in the city under similar conditions when out rushed a man, clothed in a little brief authority, and arrested me for riding on the sidewalk After good deal of delay and annoy ance my case was nolled on the payment of costs All for offense so trifiing. considering the circumstances, that it would have been ig nored anywhere else.
 IL is no more nor less than e scheme to extort mo1ey from strangers The constable and court are greedy for fees, and take advantage Of the condition of the road to lie in wait and bounce upon the incautious rider who ventures onto the walk few rods. Then they pocket the costa
 Such prosecutions are contemptible and a dis grace 10 West Haven FAD
Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-24
FOR, SALE

U our best Cabinets for Ss.s5 regular price ~ % per dozen. O. N. HULL
 mysi T s98 Chapel street.