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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
PROBABLY PeRISHe0.
unknown Dane at kingman wahders on il
the Woods while Insane.

BANGOR. Oct. ga young man Of
Danish descent, living at kingman, wa
taken insane short time ago and ran tc
tn the forest. He has not been seen slncf
and probably perished. His name Is un
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
NO COMPROMISE.
Generally Thought That All At
tempts Are in Vain.
Pledge Addressed to Voorhees, Still
Lacks Seven Names.


wxsurNerox, Oct. s3.-The pledge ad-
dressed to Voorhees, and signed by the
Democrats, still lacks seven signatures to
make i, complete, no, counting that Of the
chairman Of the finance committee HIM
self.
Those who have no, so pledged them
selves are Hill. Iroy, Mills, Villas, Caferty,
Mitchell wis and Mcpherson.
1t is understood that two, At least, OF
these have not refused to sign. The con-
ference committee came to no conclusion
today as to what should be the next step,
but i. Was generally agreed that compro-
mise was of.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24

ENDED TWO LIVES.
A Canton Woman Suicides by
Drowning in a Well.
She Also Murders Her Infant Child
at the Same Time.
>.
peyiIaad Plush Mil Co. Viii Remain 10
Assisnss's Hands.

Canton, Oct. 23.--Snnday afternoon a
woman living al Samuel Jaexson's in Can
ton jumped into a well With a child few
months old, and both were drowned. The
woman was a daughter OF Charles Bessy Of
Bryants Pond. She left letter for her
husbsud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24

Sasthsrst MsthsFs ~ MsshsSsiiJ
Mgs. wMsLO~'s SOOTHING SrEUr has bsea
used for over FIFTY 1kAk5 by MILLfOHo -
MOTHERS for their CHfLDkkN white TEETH
the CHILD. sOFrkN5 the GGM5, ALLAY1 ~
YA1S CURES WIND collie aad 10 ths be11
remedy Tor DIAKRHfEA. sold BY druggists 10
"Mss. xiaslov's Soothing ByFsp," aal take 70
other kisd. Tves.s 1--we oepts bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
THE SeARsPORT FIRE.
Jhree Persons Will Lose about S21 600
With $40, 500 Insurance.

BELFAST, oct. 23.-Ths individual losses
by Searsports big fire, Sunday, are; W.
Grinnell, on hotel, about SO 900; insured
for about 5000, Mrs. f. J. Simonton-
5000; insured for about $1,000; Charles
sullivan, $1,000, insured for $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
Benefits From Their Presence.

"a regiment Of infantry would be Of vas,
advantage TO the State. 1t could camp with
the National Guard each year and cooper
ate with it in the summer work.
"The building of a new post costs about
$500 900, practically all of which would be
disbursed in the State.
.In addition to this the pay of the offi
GERS and men amounts to something like
$500 900 yesr. Together with the trans
portation of troops and supplies. beside,
the purchase of forage snd subsistence
would smount to another 500 900, making
A total of about 100000 per year to be
paid out in the immediate vicinity of the
post.
so, 1t will readily be seen that a mill
tary post in Maine would be of great sd-
vantage not only to the general government
but TO the State itself.
"As said before the Infantry regiments
are now being transferred from the West,
where the Indian question is practically set
tied. and are being placed at the importan.
strategic centers Of the country.
1.-The next few years will afford the gold
en- opportunity for securing one of these
regiments, for, after that time, they will
probably all be located in permanent sta,
tons.
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Purse Is Rather Small.

LoxDoN, Oct. 23-The New York man
ayers want the National Sporting club to
offer purse of $1,000 for the fight be-
tween Mitchell and Corbett- The club
directors will give decision later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
lncal Forecast.

Bosros, Oct 22.-Fo- New England +:
Tuesday. cloudy. occasional rains, probably
followed by clearing during the afternoon
or hight; ~arnsr; easssr.y, changing to
south and southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
What Sullivan Thinks.

KANSAS CITY. Oct % John L. Sullivan,
asked for his opinion OF the outcome OF
the Corbett- Mitchell match. said be did
not care to make guess-is would take a
wise man t. rics the winne-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. % Wesley C. in
pev, the old man who shot joha W.
Mackay 10 february last, was sentenced to
nav a fine of s.S5l or 60 To iaiL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
Schei1's Steallnqs,

MISxEAPoLIs, Ogt 23.--It is learned
that the defalcation Of Philip Soheig, the
ahscou,iing teller Of the Bank of Mime
apolis. amounts 10 nearly $4,000 He is
noey in N,sx 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
asIx-sasIealY uisos.

wAsaESsros. Oct. 23.-For Maine !;
Rain. high east winas. sigaak displayed on
Atlantic coas, from New York to Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24

ATLANTA, Oct. 23-A negro named Ned
jenkins was lyucaed in Clayton county
He had confessed that he had poisen' d
William Burks's family of seven few
days before
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24

When Baby was SICK. we gave her Csstoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung 70 castoriA.
When she bad Children, abs gave them csstosias
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
Johnson 9. ,aks a Record.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 23--John 5. John
sou, the eyclist, rode flying third in
81 1-5s, breaking the Tyler record of
| IS 4-5s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24

The result Of my observations has been
II confirm the opinion | expressed {, the
JoURSIL a, ths time Of the State shoot in
r. gard 10 the hi.h o,d~r Of intelligence of
thf. mea in the Sationsl Guard of this State.
"a 70. itsry spirit u,u.t b. in them -
less, In m 10 ks-p up thi. thing at an e1-
p-Es to therl.~lvss. A great macy, ]
fusuj. ~ousa ~slk foar or ave miles to the
a.n,sry and ihsB back home to atterd the
vee kly drill.
u he rlen show great eagerbess 10 leara
ard de,ira 20 Improve is rnsnifess. An.
other thing that struck me was the iice
physique OF gre IL masy Of the men.
| Nhaf Ne thought ei the Tsuss.
Il fnd tha. grsa. many Of the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-24
Reports Or the Inspection.

II then MAZE a report to the aajutrnt
general Of the Stat. or esch company and
will mske a septrsse reTort to him on the
e neral condition of The guard.
Then there is sn' tar reporf, tn the mil
itary information burs Al. attached 20 'he
army adjatsnt generals flee st Wss'iuE-
ton, on every inmate FETAL connected with
the Guard that have observed.
This n. port Is a very long and exhaust.
ire one ard is intsnde5 ~ so inf Ta the
war department list in case of any -uddsf
emergency, .uch IS foreign war. the de
pertinent othcisls woald kao the eIaef con
d tion of the guard and thus be able To judge
what assistance could be rendered by ths
g ate Of Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

The following oranges have elected off.
GERS for the ensuing year;
MoSMor4H: Howard Stetson, master
William Hathaway, lecturer; Daniel q.
Pierce, Chaplain; Ida NJ. Pierce, secretary
Henry $. Blue, treasurer; John s. Plum
mer, steward; NJ. NJ. Richardson, asst
stewart; osca Richardson. lady asst. stew
ard; E. W. Warren. gate keeper; Anna
Bate, Ceres; Carrie Little, Pomona; Ollie
Curtis. Flora. Installation Wednesday
Jm. ..
LANoISE: ]. F. Lear. master; Hollis
Austin, o,erseer; Ralph Young, steward };
Newell Trip. assistant steward; Hattie +.
Cousins. lecturer; phosa Higgins, secre-
tary; n. b. Coolidge. treasurer; Alma
Goggins. chaplain; MA. Farnham. Ceres
velma Lear. Pomona; Lizzie Bellatiy.
Flora; Alice Bartlett assistant steward.
HILLSIDE, East Thorndke; W. B.
Flint, NJ G.. G. Cilley. o.; f. s. Hogan,
h.; N. A. Littlefield, s.; +. g. Lander, 4.
s. 4. II. Jones. Chap: |. T. Ward. T.
J. +. Heath. Sec'y; W. l.. Hasty, G. H.:
Mary Philbric, Ceres; Annie Dolloff,
Flora; Edith Ward, Pomona. Mrs. S. l..
Lander, l.. A. =.
ATHENS: Calvin Jones, master: +. q.
Corson, overseer: Ellen Z. Jones, lecturer
c. d. Wade, steward; c. 2. Knight, as
sistant steward; Rev. James Ilinckley
chaplin; Adolphus Boothby, treasurer
c. +. Dore, secretary: Alfred Woodman,
gate keeper; Mrs. +. &. Corson, Flora
Mrs. Alfred Woodman, Pomona; Mrs.
Climena Rowell. Ceres; Ms. c. 2. Knight
lady assistant steward. Installation OF
these officers will occur early in January
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

Erroneous statements having gone abroad
regarding the salary pait. 70 Ds. John Hall
The distinguished Sew York divine, his son
feel. called upon 70 make public explains
ton concerning ii. in which be says. My
father never had salary Of 's2s,S loo 70 So
eoo; he never received $4,000 year from
Mr.. Robert Bonner. and never In all bis
life made so, 900 year from lectures and
miscellaneous work | an sure the con-
zregarion which my father has served for
twenty-five years weuld freely give him
any increase Dr. Hall desired, but all such
offers have been steadily declined. and
many Of his congregation have sought IN
vain to ease his iabors by offers Of secre-
sasy, etc. II 10 nobody's particular BUSH
ness. bas I may. as his son, here say that
IDr. John Halls whole fortune, Including
life Insurance, does not equal many OF the
sums ascribed by imaginative correspon-
dents ~ his annual income
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

LICK OBSERVATORY.
One of Americas greatest possessions,
and one celebrated throughout the intellect
nal and scientific world. is the Lick Obser-
vatory on Mt. Washington, California,
founded through the muniticence of the late
James Lick of California. Prof. Holden,
whose portrait is given above, is director of
the observatory and superintendent the
mounting of the instruments. These have
mainly been manufactured in Europe, and
they are all of the most modern design, and
the best calculated to perform the work to
be required of them.
Edward s. Holden, B. s., 4. NJ, was
born in st. Louis in istG, and was gradu-
ated from the scientific school of Washing
ton University, st. Louis, in June, 1866.
Four years later he was graduated at West
Point. and was second-lieutenant of the
Fourth United States Artillery from 1870
to 1872, with he became econd-lieutenant
United States Corps of Engineers. In 1873
he resigned, and was commissioned pro-
fessor of mathematics in the United
States Navy, which commission he
resigned in June, 1882. He was
assistant professor of natural and expert
mental philosophy at West Point, 1928.
In 1873 he was appointed astronomer of the
United States Naval Observatory at Wash
ugton. In 1881 he left this position to be
come director of the Washburn Observatory
at Madison, Wis. Professor Holden was in
charge of the government expedition to OBJ
serve the total solar eclipse of 1873 in Col
orado, and that of the transit of Venus in
1888 in the South Pacific ocean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02
STATE OF MAINE.


wu.nr,s IN. t..t.la,.r. q, the state ~,
y.iu.. Nv IN. c,neur-en, yn,e ~ hath br,urbes
Thereof nrnnoa,t AN amendment, 10 ,he Cnn.tit,,-
lion ~ do stat, Of Maine by iiesolyes approyra
Narcb NJ Isoi a. fafIows 10 wi,
,,rs,,, ~, -.,. -. -. 81, A.,
hf.SoL.f.S concerning si ahshhmeh' % the
eun s,' 'e'a'N' W appointments u N""i'
s . usn'ra u, A.. .,,..,. -. l.
hfsoit.u, inat the tnhoWha aihen"iueh, 10 The
.onsutatl"h ~ I'M. S'a.s pe proiosea Ipr the s,
you p, w leg o. nus ottee ~ the nitiissf
p.,s, ~ ~ ra,a.,,. .,.' =.
~ ~. ~, ~ ~ ~ - ny i ~
"nis,infa 80 ,H li't salue rlaii isa ~ i"tt"Ms
.. 'he ns1"t kshsr ~, s'i','t us e'''eu
~ ht'e e."a'e 'n' VI
hasthe an'sa.'t W we "tn'r, rue aiJusahf
general ana quarter master general shall ee APP
.fai -hsN psrr"tm inf n"snes ~ 4aar,er master
general anti otherwise directed by law. iFe
n,aJo, Em.rais aui p,ikaoer se.. 1 ai'u az
,, , ~ ~" pa''' p,,,;
-ns i hppo.nni ''sn resp'eu'c s'an o,ncf- .hu gu
$1,000. .nssss o,'''''' ''''' Wv N''-''''s'e'' w t"e
n'.1'.,,, TIA, .,.. ,,.r a. .i,,,
n'eo'.u. ana' -. si'ei uien ~ w" Wv seitet
nsh ~ io""s W" IN ~. - ''I. ,ne sesers
plantations o. nus sta.t sre merry empowered
ano III, 70 n" ,s w ,, ~ a . rvspeet
". ~; W. pian..r ~ u, tne Ifsihet
pIssc',"s, " ns y, tie '1ott ~ " Ssptenpt, N
tns srsr o' our inf, ene thn 1shnh eigtt hnbated
an nlnsy W. :" ~ = 49, 'i'sl tote ulvn t,ie
saa ,ar ,taessi"n saail - shsi' tte constitution
" s"saen ~ nays'Ssss, ~ tt,oluttoh OF .i'e
Lef'sisiure riustHI = tiist ths aulntant senefm
ana a"aiT ,.' EherA snal ne
appoa,h.sn " fse eoVe'ho, an" Tue
,na s,l ,ne sa,a si''es, toMhs
anu pisntat'sss shsti sate " nai,oi on san pnef
tea. ,nose IN issof - sa,o sie n1'hsht expressing
Huy IN. w"ru YES. upon the'r ballots. and those
opeessd to the amendment expressing it by the
wosa mo, pion their ballots. and the ballots
-haii oe Ireeited ser'ea, counted anu declared ~
lists Of the votes received shall be made and
turned 10 the sstretff OF STARE N the same man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Over eight hundred d elegates were present
in Lewiston.
Athens grange is prospecting and the
members take gride in keeping it in good
running order.
Pomona Grange of Oxford county met
Wednesday at South Paris. The meeting
was well attended.
The members of Monmouth Grange. ac-
cording to their usual custom. had a
Christmas tree Saturday evening. The tree
was very handsomely decorated. After
the presents were distributed. the evening
was spent in Rotations by the children and
in having good time generally.
A correspondent OF the Belfast
Republican Journal writes that Jour
nal that the South Branch Grange.
Montville. is in a ttourishing con-
dition. New members are coming in near
" every meeting. This is Bro. b. NJ
Eames' third wear in the ,h IL and he is
the right man in the right. We had
Christmas tree Christmas eve Our trees
were heavily laden with costly and beauti-
full presents for our members and their
families. Much credit is due to our COM
mittee, with Mrs. A. A. CHM as chairman.
A special meeting of Franklin County
Pomona Grange was held Dec 18th, with
North Jay Grange. Master n. II. Campbell
in the chair. Address of welcome BY Mrs.
n. T.. Hayes. responded to by Mr.. B. n.
| Ridley Of Jay Bridge Grange The fore
noon was devoted TO reports from subor-
dinate oranges. routine business. etc,
and at high twelve all repaired to
the dining hall where seventy members
sat down to q harvest dinner.
The afternoon was devoted to the in.
stallaiien of what oiiicers-elect were presen,
y follows: f. v. Paine. o. j. W. But.
ter6eld. Chap; ". l.. X. Purinton, See.
+. 4. burlington. G. n e. v. Paine Flora
Miss Stella Campbell. L. A. s.; Past Mas-
ter J. o. keyes. installing officer The Lit.
erary exercises consisted of singing. select
reading by Miss Matte Keep. and Miss
Loeia Adams; defamation BY r r. Wright
and = dialogue entitled, Taking the Cen.
aus" The fifth degree was conferred upon
ten fourth degree members all Of North
Jay Grange
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

TIE annual parish meeting Of the Con-
gregztional church in the chapel tonight
(Jan. 2d) at 40.
The Non-Partisan Us will meet this
Monday evening with Mrs. DR.. LeClair,
State street. A full attendance is re-
quested.
Unity Club will meet with Miss Kimball.
Winthrop street, Monday evening, Jan. 2.
The programme will be as follows:
i. Essay--seheDkendorf and Eackert. with
Readings.
Miss capen
2. Essay INLAND, With headings.
Miss Wight
Q, Essay--kerner, with Eesdings
Miss Lizzie Robinson
8 soug-"rhe wandererr Farewell,
Miss Lizzie Robinson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

sullivan, the Bangor ghost rived in
the city on his return walk from bycr, N.
H., to Bangor, Saturday night. lie says
the "sports" all along the route I've used
him white" also that bull in iowdoin-
ham chased him. He adds that Nke Barry
of Portland is to back him againsflcrty in
21-hour race in Portland, Jan1Gth, for
5000 n side
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

The JOURNAL has issued smallsized
card convenient for the pocket, ging the
number and location of the fir, alarm
boxes on one side and the whistlesignals
on the other. These cards can Q had
gratis by calling at the counting ON Of
the JOURNAL building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02
NAME GOSSIP.

The issue of the Christian Mirror Of last
week il memorial number of its late edi
tor. DR., Israel Perkins Warren. II con-
ta;ns a good portrait---from a photo,raph
$500. ~, .aaa,.ao.;an g., 5;sa.an,
ha.d. r. :. ,,,,,t..s ,.ar,,,r - ,,rass..sa
80, H., Ill r. Ins,. =. .,,.,i.a,i. t,,d ~.
~ ~ ''' -
ONE Of the wortmen at the Bath Iron
Works has probabIy the finest collection Of
foreign and dome sic woods 10 be- found in
Nov England and he Ia constantly adding
to his store. which is the pride of his life,
enced lumbcrmen says he never knew a
season In which so much timber was yardei
early as has been this year. Hundreds of
teams are hung up waiting for better .'do-
ing" to haul il, the roads being worn out.
A,.h. rh.;.. a .,ha,;, =,
$3.50; r.i., ~ r s ne.
:, a.s,,:o,. =, e.. go ;a.;aan. - ~
sa.,.i a., ~. has,,h 81 a.,,,;nas.,
peri'Y of Sir +. F.. Boothby, general pas
senger agent of the Maine Central, was
drunk in appreciation of the eourtesies
which he has extended to that eommandery.
IL would have been difficult for them to
have selected more royal good fellow
among all the Sir knights to have so hon
ored.
puiaihg association mas Jus. oeeh
iorneu IN otIoIu Ior 'ne purpose oI seh,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

DIR. Croker Sunday removed tape
worm from travelling man in thiaty that
was 10 feet long and came ava entire.
This latter feat is something thatie doe
tor never achieved before and wa due to
the use of a medicine that he Il from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02
Description Of Stocks and Bonds,


1886 Shares Anglo
American Land
Mtg. & Agency Co.
Limited, ~
3i02 Shares Edin
burgh Lombard
Investment Co.
Limited, |
252 Shares United
States Trust &
Guarantee Corp0r'
alton, Limited,
100 Shares Anglo
American Deben-
ture Corporation,
Limited,
1855 Shares Keith &
Perry Coal Co.,
Kansas City. g
5i7 Shares Jackson
Investment Co.,
Kansas City, |
50 Shares Lancaster
Trust Co., L.ancas-
ter, n. H.,
Di Shares South
western Coal Co,
durango. Col, {
so Shares First Natl
Bank, Webb City.
NO,
70 Shares yelling
ton Natl Bank.
Wellington. Kan,
so Shares Citizens
Natl Bank, Fort
Scott, Kan,
25 Shares lie Mars
Natl Bank, lie
Mars, Iowa,
~ Shares American
NATL Bank, Gal
weston. Texas.
$50 Shares Planters
& Mechanics Natl
Bank, Houston,
Texas,
l56 Shares Trinidad
Natl Bank, Trim
dau, tol.,
$40 Shares Pueblo
Natl Bank, Pueblo,
Col,
50 Shares First NATL
Bank, Memphis,
Tenn,
25 Shares Man'f's
NATL Bank, Pltts-
burg, Kan,
TO shares Montana
Savings Bank. He
lena, Montana,
wi Shares The In
vestors Co., Kan
sas City, Mo-,
3iJ7 Shares itv Real
Estate Co, Kansas
City. Mo-, 3
249l Shares Concor-
dia Loan s Trust
Co., Kansas City,
Mo-, 2.
2497 Shares Valley
Loan & Trust Co,
Kansas City. Mo-, ,
1907 Shares Alliance
Trust Co. Kansas
City. Mo-, A
New York Central &
II. X. X. lst Mtg.
: per cent Bonds
due 1903.
Delaware, Iacka-
wanna & W. r. u.
LIST Mtg. : per cent
Bonds due 1907,
Boston, Concord &
Montreal 4. X. list
Mtg. : per cent
BONDS due 1913,
Boston & Lowell X.
X. lst Mtg. 4 per
cent Bonds due
1907,
ST. Paul, (Minn..)
City II per cent
Bonds due 1915, .
United States ! per
cent Government
Bonds.
Keith & Perry Coal
Co. LIST Mtg.
Bonds. y
Seaboard Mfg Co.
list Mtg. Bonds, 1.
Colorado & Kansas
Canal & Reservoir
Co. LIST Mtg.
Bonds. ~.
Loutsenliizer Ditch
Co., Denver. Col,
LIST Mtg. Bonds, .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

of Veterans in Grand Army hall thisvcn
ing at 100 Members of the G. A. aud
Womans Relief Corps are specially vited
and general invitation is issued the
nuhlir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

Miss Matte Lord, of the Journal lok
room was rendered II surprise party byher
friends in the office Saturday evening. A
delightful evening was passed by all stor-
tunate as To be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

The postoilice will be opened toy,
New Years, from . to 1890 A. NJ. nd
from to o I, NJ. The carriers will IKE
the morning delivery and 6P, NJ. colleson
only.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

BY the endowment given to Johns Hop
kins University II Baltimore by Miss Mary
L. Garrett. amounting 70 sSoo,0oo, that IA
moss school will b open to women upon the
same terms a to men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

The officers of Highland Loee viii BIO
installed Tuesday evening, ia. 3, 1898.
All members of the order and teir families
are invited to be present. Arinteresting
programme has been prepared " the even-
ing. There will be vocal and lstrumcntal
music by Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Allen, Mr..
Beck, and others; recitatias by Miss
Holmes; concluding with an shibiiion by
the Edison Phonograph, rcnddng some of
the latest and most popular selections of
music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

Miss Lena Bean has resigned her positn
as erganis, of the Free Baptis, churchill
this cry, much to the regret of the enre
parish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

While sensational reporters and journal.
lists in the big cities are nominating cabinet
officers and foreign ministers without num-
her, the wise and prudent ones everywhere
are ..layin' Low and amt sayin' nuiain-'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

The new lodge of a. o. 1 W. of Au-
gusta will be instituted Monay evening.
man J. Edward Burt, assied by other
Grand Lodge officers. The work of con-
fcrriDg the degrees will be reformed by
the officers of Highland Lode. The mem
bers of Highland Lodge ar cordially in
vitcd to be present. Memhrs of the new
lodge who have been examined and ac-
eepted by the grand medici examiner are
requested TO be present at nall of High
land Lodge at I 80 7. NJ. pbmpi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-02

Nice lot Of fresh sainon trout, rock bass
and lake piekerel It jenkins market
today.