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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
BOARD OF TRADE
Of Maine Holds Semi-AnnuaI
Session at Skowhegan,
With Large Attendance Of the
Members Of Local Boards.
Speeches and Discussions Bureau OF Stats
tics Formed Banquet in Evening

SEownEaAs, March :9.-The semi-au-
nnai session Of the STATE board Of trade was
heih here io'iay with good attendance
Hon Henry Lord, president, va. in fhe
chair. Delegate. were present from all the
local boards in the State.
Papers vcrr read IN the afternoon by
Hon Il. W Mehren. secretary Of the boar,
or agriculture, \ G. Sibiry Of Belfast, and
Col. Isaiah X 7>retsun of Bangor, with ii.-
cnssious upon the topir. treated. 4 h'ireau
OF statistics vas provided for, with Stcre
'ary h'eh As the chairman. AMI an appropri-
alton was made for t. work.
There was banquet at Hotel GO urn in
tee evening - ith over INO participants T.
Merrill, Esq was toastma.ter and the
session was nshIy Interesting aud succfss-
fui.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

cock fpr tnt year pl our lsdfu l>Nf
In relation 10 The Maine Insane Hospital.
TN the pay roll OF the Senate.
On the pay rull Of The House.
The following order was presented
ordered, That the State librarian be and
hereby is directed to distribute the Blaine
memorial speeches by the Legislature
of Maine as follows 800 copies TO the
Governor and council. 200 copies for the
heads of departments 5000 copies pro rata
TO the members of the Legislature; the bal
ance TO be retained in the library.
Mr. Hill of kennebec presented the fol-
lowing resolve;
Resolved, that the sincere thanks of the
Senate are due and are hereby extended TO
all The officers of the Senate for their faith
fui services during the session: which was
adopted BY unanimous rising vote.
Mr. Hersey of oxford moved that the
gavel which the President has used in the
deliberations this winter he presented 10
him.
The secretary put the motion which was
carried by II unanimous rising vote.
Mr.. Lyons of Knox presented the fol-
lowing resolve;
Resolved, That in token of the able and
impartial manner in which the Hon. Albert
NJ. Spear has presided over the delibera-
iions of this Senate, and the courtesy and
impartiality with which he has treated its
members, we hereby tender him our sin
cere thanks which resolve on being put by
III. secrc,arv w.s adontea bv a unanimous
r;sing yot.,
In mesa,,;,g the resolve MIR. LYONS
sad;
take great pleasure in presenting this
,..oly. kro,r;n, that voice the sentiments
,f the minority and feeling assured that
=, M h,re ,hn ,,ran;nous assistance of the
,a;,,r;,, Il, ,;y;n, n :, n,ssage
And Mr. President and senator's. | take
,h,s opror,,r;ty 10 o4y,ress my sincere thank 8
+. all who are connected with this body for
~ n,;fnrn, oourtas, ,,J Kindness with
ub;ch I hay. b,,ar t,..t.J Nv relations
- al ha,,, haan .xc.,oJ;p,Iv nlo,s.rt n
me ami tb,ugh we arc soon To mart many of
us maybe never Ia meet again as mortals. |
hone and trust that the friepdships formed
here dnr;rp the mast winter will not soon be
forg,,t.,
n, ,n,;on of Mr. Thatcher of penob-
sc,,
o,darad That committee of tbree op
tho nart of tho senate with sucb as the
Uo,so NOV ;n;p Ia. ,,no;nted to wal, on
rho 1:oyornor ami inform him tina, bo,b
h-.ncbos of ,ba IoasJ.tu,e have acted op
al, matters before them. and are now ready
Tn receive any communication he NAV have
+, MAKE
The thair appointed Messrs. thatcher,
Seliers ana Hersoin on the part OF thc
oena'r. n .,. e NJ. >;a,.o..an ;n,,,,
r., ...'..., T. -, =, ~
,,a,,1,s 'l'' p.an,.,;Yls "a' rr, ;neorn;rr ,ha,
,ous i'", u ~ ~ 60 ta, ,ran'a,,7., Ill
D,'Hen ,a:' 'I'' I. ,'.N :, t .a'i', -, ,1;,nrn
.., ''' '''''
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" wa
A message was received from the House
stating that that body had transacted all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
Is SESSION.


By Mr. Shaw of Portland,
Ordered, that the thanks of this body be
and hereby are rendered To J. NJ. Libby.
engineer in charge of the ventilation AMI
heating of the State House, for the very
efficient manner in which he has discharged
bis duties. thereby contributing in marked
degree to the health and comfort Of the
members.
Mr. Cover of Winthrop moved to recon-
slider the vote whereby the House voted
Yesterday to refer to the next Legislature
the bill introduced by him IN regard to in
texica'ing hquoY..
/ Mr.. Cover Of Winthrop said
Mr. Speaker, I rise to make motion.
I move that the vote passed yesterday re-
ferring the bill entitled an act to amend
chap. 2I, sec % and % Of the Reviseii
Statutes TO the next Legislature be recopsid-
cred. fwouh not ask this House to give
even the few minutes shall take did not
feel il to be my duty 10 make sncb explsna.
] tion why presented this bill and to give
such reasons why / think this vote should
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

NA>ntsGTns, March 29.--rcnsions
hav" been granted the following Maine
peoplo
Original Oliver j. Noulton: increase,
Thomas j fu'nam r,l-~uc.F VI Skillrn
original wp'uN- etc. A,tlip NJ rrrklns,
minor children IF aiis!t.- Piukhlul, 4.
Fobes, father.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

~ ~ ''' '''''N'i'' ''t'' - '''
uteS as heretofore amended. relating to
apntbeearirs and the sale of poisons, came
from the House indefinitely postponed, and
the SENATE con'urrel-
Resolve for the purchase of the Goldman
painting at th State House came from the
House Indefinitely postponed, and the SEN
ate conrurrcd.
Resolve 70 afford protection to reform
school buildings by e1eeting insurance on
thc sane came from the House the House
insisting aud loiuing a committee of con
ference.
An act amenlatory of chap. li7 of the
! Public Laws of l>N1, fciiting TO imprison-
mert tar debt came back from the House
u''. 'io"s' 'rs,+'."E '"'' ',''9 - f W.
,.,,' ,I', '" ,I., c,a., nor,.,,rr,,, -,
, nm "i cue ii,
Wv "il"''''n' ~ So, >V.' Snsxl i,,,,'a
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wage s"U'e l''',' ''' va, ''''
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conference 49,,
-" motion OF WI ,i''s "a" ,'." ',''''' ,",'- .'.
'urr'" III appointment VI "'li'''''',y t'''' '''I
'halr appointed M'ssts, ''s'f 'Ho"! "'''
-, iers on u'e Par' VI rue ,,e"',.S NJ,
( An at' L" 'h'"rFof'e- Wv N'',A - '''.''
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"'nnit'N P"''V""V'.' ''''' '''
'edti ann col''u'rt''
IN het l" 'n'''por"'' sue 'A.H''
and t""er D. .a'he tro'l III. NUS
aui'nrl ny 'hee' ~ @o' ';'1 ~, ,iI''''' '','
stdtfei Nhe N"'c "'''f."H va, w. " 81"
TO be 'agf'S'e''' ana N'"p.en ,'r LII.
meht III conrUrFe''F ai',, t''SS''' N'' WA ~
be ngro's'' as '''' h''"' e-t,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

10 be Followed Probaht During Thursday
Night Hy Showers.

NAsniSsTos, March 29.-For New Eng
Land : During Thursday, warmer, fair. in-
creasTng soaihwesterly winds, cloudiness,
which viii increase on Thursday night with
showers in the northern portion OF New
England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
Maine Postmssters.

WSsni~uToN, March 29-Thcse Name
poSimisters have been appointed Alfred
MeSerye ut Bar Mills, vice II W Palmer
George IL, Millikcn at Cornish, yirc How
ard Brackct'. and NJ. o. Edwards at Mon
mouth. vice Edwin \. Dudley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

BosTos. March 2s-For New England :
Thursday, fair, much warmer soutbv est
winds. Friday. continued fair, warmer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

'"''"' i"' 'N''
ON motion of MIR. IIcrsey of Oxford
Ordered that Il vote of thanks be extended
TO Mr.. j. NJ Libby, engineer. for the On
tirely satisfactory manner of heating and
ventilating the State House during the scs-
sion of the Legislature.
On motion of Mr. Mallet of Cumberland,
Senate document No. - resolve III relation
to the Maine insane hospital was taken
from the table read second time and passed
to he engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Swauton of Sagadl-
hoe, Senate document No. POO resolve in
favor of the insane OF the State. was taken
from the table aal indefinitely postponed
On motion of Mr. Peaks of riscataqnis
House document No. 334. an act relating
to the wearing of the badge of the Grand
Army of the Republic of Maine, was taken
from the table and passed to be enacted
ON motion of Mr.. Hill of Kcnnebec, or
ler relating to adjournment. was taken
from the table and indefinitely postponed
On motion of Mr. Peaks of pi.cataquis
Senate document No. 303, an act relating
to the salaries Of officers OF the insane hos
pital. was taken from the table and Mr.
Peaks moved that IT he indefinitely post
poned. After some discussion bv Messrs
Grindle. Allan ard Peaks the latter with
drew his motion to indefinitely POSTPONE
and moved the rejection of Senate amend
mcnt A. The amendment was rejected and
on motion nf Mr. Peaks the bill was then
/ passed to be eugrosse4 as originally re-
| rnrietl.
| Special assignment House document No.
( 800, an act relating TO the salary and duties
( of the State librarian, was taken from the
| table.
! Mr. pecrlng of York presented Senate
amcndmcut L, and after some discussion
| hv Messrs. Win.low of Somerset Seiders
of Cumberland and ilerrirk of oxford the
( amendment was adopted. and the bill pass
/ r,l to be cngrosScd as amended
pu motion of Mr.. tIersev of Oxford,
/ senate document, number ljG, an act to
incorporate the Maine Zeal Estate Invest
meut Comptny was taken from the table
aud the same senator moved its indefinite
postponem"nt.
Mr. Seiiors of Cumberland offered
Senate amendment A. After short dis
cussion the amendment was changed some
what on the suggestion of Mr. Herscy. and
was then adopted and the bill passed to be
ivncrossed as amended.
Resolve relating 10 the Maine insane
hospital, SENATE docmment number 81
came back from the Elousc indefinitely
postponed
ia motion of Mr. Mallet of Cumberland
the Sriiat.' i, sisted a 4. asked for a commit
,,.e of conference. an! the Chair appointst
Nessrs Msliet, Swanton and tIersey on tn,
part OF the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. T!ersey of oxford .Iious'
,!ncumeu, No. ,ia';, an act referring to rail
roads crossing other railroads and highwa,
bridges, was taken from The table, and re
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY,, March %.

WEDNESDAY, March 30.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
ON motion of Mr.. Woodbury. of Deering,
Senate document No. 1913 vas received hv
the nonse and placed on file; also Senate
document No. pol was received and placed
on file in concurrence with the Senate.
The committee of conference on bill an
act to make days of State and national cleo
tons holidays reported they were unable to
agree.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw of Bath, the
House voted to adhere.
Resolve providing for the represe ntation
of the State at the Worlds Columbian tx
position at Chicago upon the day specially
set apart for the Stat of Maine.
The resolve was passed. tn he engros aed
in the House ami 10 the Senate anerded
by Senate amendment A.
np motion of Mr. Dickey Of Fort Kent
the House rece'ied and concurred
The bill was then passed to be engrOssed
as amended in concurrence.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Mathews from the committee on Ii
brary reported ought not to pass On bill an
act relating to cities AMI towns returning to
State library their annual returns; also re-
ported |. gslation incxpedient on order re-
lating to furnishing the town IF hlttery fcr-
tain Maine reports; also reported iegislA-
ton inexpedient on order relating to fur
nishing the town of WiuterpoFt ith certain
Maine reports; also reported ought not to
pass on resolve in favor of the to~n of
Rockport: also reported ought not to pass
on resolve in favor Of the town of 0rnno,
to furnish it with certain Maine reports.
Mr.. Higgins from the same committee re-
ported ought no, to pass on rt solve in favor
of the town of Vas.alboro: also reported
ought not to pass on resolve in favor of the
town of Camien.
Mr. Higgins from the committee On in
dietary reported leave 10 withdraw on peti-
tiJn of NJ J. Noyes and 30 others prsy ing
that the importation of liquors in jugs may
be forbii.i.n in the town of Brunswick-
Mr. Mitchell from the York County Del
eEation reported leave 10 withdraw on petit
ton of J. W. Dearborn that ork jail be
established in York county.
Mr.. Higgins from the same delegation
reported ought not to pass on an act to re-
| duee expenditures and facilitate the admin
/ istrs,ion of justice in York county.
/ PRINTED BIILs RRAD Ayp ASSIGNED.
/ An act relating 10 railroads crossing
o,llpr railroads ard highway bridges.
!, On motion OF Mr.. ShaT OF Beth the rnle,
" ere suspe nded and the bill passed 10 b.
eng-osse,i.
BfLL- Passed TO BE EsAcTED.
AN ACT 9
To amend an art entitled an act to create
Soarsi Of state a-sezssrs-
/ Authorizing aud requiring the inspector af fac
torres, workshops. nlsrss aEsi stssyrles - 80
force the laws rsIa5iax for lightly pas ps@Ht
and sanitary conditions of factories, etc
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The committee on conference, to which
was referred bill an act amendatory Of
chapter l3T of the Public Laws of 1887.
relating TO imprisonment for debt, reported
in ncw draft. and ought to pass bill an act
amendatory of chapter l37 Of tho Public
Laws Of 1887, relating to imprisonment for
debt.
The report Of the committee was ac-
cepted.
The bill wBs then read twice.
Mr. Buck of Orland moved that the bill
be indefinitely postponed. The motion was
lo.t by vote Of 23 to ~.
On motion of Mr.. Drew of ". Fairfield
the rules were suspended the bill read the
third time. and was passed. to be engrpssed.
EnLs rAssEn ro na Eytcrtp.
Az Acr
Relating to the setilorpeuf Of nncoiIcrird taxes
sgninsi The Grand Think Railway Company Of
Canada.
Authorizing tie city Of Bangor 10 construct
bf,dgr over the keDdnsk'AR stream near n"
European Il North American RAILWAY.
j:sisting to the nrisdieiiGn 0f The HatuTaiiza
ton u foreigners.
Extending the charter Of The Efnnsxick flec
trc Railroad tompany-
To ineoriDrafe the Naiuc i:rni Estate lowest.
npcut 20. u Portland. Na Dr.
TO sntb6risc the Maine sh1f Line Railfond 20.
10 electricity Ms well ~ -l"aiu for q motive
power
To prnhibli taking fi.h in arF manner through
tie ice in L1ug. Cow apd tree prHds.
To aFnnnd sers. z, and 81 NJ chHp 20 of the EC-
viycd siatHt"s, relating tD iU-niFrhcv.
10 Htaeud r. 1f chap. b Of ~" tHbliC Laws
of l.8i, relating to salsrics ~ assj'sni super
fnteuGenf, steward. and inairpn al the ihsanc
lo-pifsi.
To amend chapter 9i Of tbe special Laws Of
isfI relating to the Portland and Forest Ave
nne Raiiroad COMPANY,
10 incorporate the oxford Light and Power
Company.
Resolve
In favor Of the Maine state Library.
Granting appropriation for the pr"scnipn
of tte -taie vt the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition ut Chicago upon iii" day specially set
apart for the state o. Maine.
.rlaiing 10 the organization Of a commission to
take under consider sfion the repeal Of private
aid special legislation
Resolves concerning an amendment to
the constitution prohibiting the appropris-
ton or use Of public moneys or public
CONTINUED on 4th page.l
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The committee Of conference on bill an
act to amend section 8 of chapter III of
the Revised Statutes relating to the assess-
ment Of wages reported they were unable
to agree.
90 motion Of Mr. Spraaue Of Monson,
the House voted 10 adhere.
The committee of conference on resolve
to afford protection to the reform school
buildings by efFecting insurance on same
reported they were unable 10 agree.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Pratt Of Turner, the
House voted to adhere.
Mr.. Pare Of Biddeford presented a
minority report from the York county del
ega'ion of ought to pass on bill an act 10
establ sb eork Jail in Bbdeford.
Mr.. Pare moved 10 reconsider the vote,
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Meteorological Report.
March -, 1870, y z. NJ
ih.Fm'r. Wind.

Swanton of Ssgalah0e the Senate adhered
to its former action.
Committee of conference on an act re
lating 10 the assignment OF wages reported
that they could not agree, and on motion of
Mr. Peaks of i'scataquis the Senate adhered
to its former action.
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AN AtT

An Al
To Incorporate the Maine Real Estate Invest.
Tteat 10
Relating To the sab, nj land tor taxes.
10 amvhd SECS. =. aah NJ chSl. .. Il. =, Is here
t0iJre aus, udpt, relating to the : ate library
Ahlrn4aiory ~ ehsp. IL. q. the Public Laws of
~. rsiatIng To Imprisonment for dt t5,
To pTuliibif tue taktrS ut a-h fru;n Say OF the
srrrsms of water en4piytng into the Great
t.mbtitH pond ~ soiapTset county.
To s'ueHd ses =, chap. so, Of the Private and
SPECIAL Laws OF is,1 charter OF the York
huIgai Aid Association
ENempiiEg the Name >poFtsmens Fish and
,ame Association from tas payment OF fees 10
the secretary Of State for certificate OF organi-
sation.
To provide in part for tn. expenditures for the
Near l>.gi.
TO provide in part ior the expenditures for the
year ts.4
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isting to constitutional amendment prohibit
ing appropriations to sectsrian institutions
reported that the same be referred to the
next Legislature.
Committee on legal affairs reported ought
10 pass On bill an act to provide in part for
the expenditure of the government for the
year lSaS, also on a similar bill for the
year 1894. both Of which were read twice
ani passed TO be engrossed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
Evening Session.

An act to amend sec. "a. chap. l37 Of
the Public Laws of 1887. relating to i'm
prisonment for debt, came from the House
Indefinitely postponed, and the Senate con-
CURED.
Committee Of conference on resolve re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30

Providing for the contingent expenses of the
Legislature
i.aylnE an additional tax OF the county OF Han
cock for the year Of our Lord ls.1.
In relation 10 The Maine Insane Hospital.
TN the pay rol! OF tli. Senate.
On tho nAh rull Of lht unms..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-30
Afternoon Session.

ON motion Of Mr.. Weeks Of Fair
Adjourned.
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a remembrance OF the good wishes of the
Senate of 1875
Mr.. Lovejoy replied as follows:
Mr.. President and senator's thank YOU
most earnestly and sincerely, and assare
you that | appreciate not only this gift, tut
also your kindly attention TO uBr, and hope
this may bear me in coming years.
On molten Of Mr.. IIersey Of oxford the
Senate then adjourned until three O'Clock.
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PRINTED BnLs READ ayp ASSIGNED.
An act relating TO railroads crossing
Other railroads ard highway bridges.
On motion OF Mr.. Shax of Beth the rnles
VI ere suse n,led and the bill passed 10 be
engrossej.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-15
Children's Christmas Club.

A meeting of the Children's Christmas
club was held Wednesday afternoon at
City hall, President Paul Goold presid-
ing, and the report Of the previous meet
ing was read and accepted. 1t was moved
and voted to hold the festival on Thurs
day, December 90, at 1 o'clock.
1t was also voted that Mr. VIM. f. In
graham be appointed chief marshal of
the day, and that Mr.. John Pierce be ap-
pointed floor manager, and the executive
committee should request the Sunday
school superintendent to appoint collec-
tors to meet at City hallsat Ais Monday,
December IS.
Heads of the tables were appointed,
who are to solicit for the festival as fol-
lows for each table:
Two dozen buttered rolls, two platters
cold meats, eight pies, mince or apple,
four dozen small frosted cakes, two loaves
cake, three pounds fancy crackers, four
dozen sugar kisses or meringues, two
dozen oranges, two dozen apples, two
dozen cocoanut cakes, five pounds nuts,
three pounds raisins, four pounds dates
or figs, ten pounds candy.
Table walters and squad leaders are to
be appointed Monday. Collectors duties
will be assigned Monday. The meeting
adjourned to Monday, Decem Der II.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-15
Farmer Legrow's Adventure.

Farmer Legrow of Wihdham had an
unpleasant adventure on Preble street
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Legrow was
driving down the street with large
pung, in the back portion of which he
had wooden crate containing live
COW. The COW was standing up, chew
ing her cud contentedly and apparently
enjoying the ride in spite of the intense
cold. AS Mr. Legrow turned at the
Portland street crossing the pung slowed
The runner caught, and in an instant the
crate went over, cow and all, out on to
the snow. The horse, startled by the
disaster to the COW, dashed down Preble
street towards the Rochester crossing.
throwing Mr.. Legrow out soon after the
cows fall, and started free and clear
towards Deering. But in spite of the
sensational incidents of the runaway, no
serious damage was done. Mr.. Legrow
got up himself, the cow was picked up,
and the horse was caught All being
finally assembled, they resumed their
journey.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-15
DEATHS.

In North Brunswick, Dec. 3, Joshua X. Whit
ing. aged rs years.
In Gray, Dec. 8. E mer Libby, aged 81 years.
In Biddeford, Dec. II, Mrs. William S. Fowler
aged 48 years.
In Sanford. Dec. A. Arthur, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G. Watson, aged years months
In West Buxton, Dec. 1, Mrs. Martha Fink
ham.
In Bath, Dec. ~. Mrs. Maria L. Paige, aged
81 years.
In Centerville, Dec. 7, jeremiah Drisko, aged
SO years.
AT Weeks Mills, Dec 8, Ruel Robbins, aged
90 years.
In Biddeford, Dec. II, Jacob X. Goodwin,
aged 70 years.
In Saco, Dec. 9, Mrs. Catnarine Mills, aged
70 years.
years.
In Hiram, Dec, A. Mial Lowell. aged 70 years.
In Bath, Dec. 10, John M. Bennett, aged 6S
years.
In Lewiston, Dec. u, Rev. F. Babcock. aged
II years.
IN East Livermore. Dec. 8, Rozela Kent
aged SO years.
rs years. Nso"
In Boston. Dec H. Mrs. Cornelia I, Gethel
of Bath aged sc years
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Latoska Burlesque Company.

Latoska Burlesque Company.
The Latoska Burlesque Company, adj
vertised to appear at Portland Theatre
tonight, will not perform here. Mana
ger Tukesbury has cancelled the engage
ment.
Jubilee Singers.
The Jubilee Quartette will give con-
cert at Thatcher Post Hall this evening.
The concert will be given in aid OF the
A. NJ. E. Zion mission work.
Church of New Jerusalem Entertainment
Following is the programme for the
entertainment at the Church of the new
Jerusalem this evening:
Piano solo, Selected
Miss Thompson.
Banjo Duet, Selected
Messrs. Malone and Drinkwater.
Song-Calyary, Rodney
Mr.. Daboll.
Reading-"She liked him rale wall
Miss Elsie Livermore.
Song-Across the Dee, Coombs
Miss Katherine Kicker.
Violin and Piano-First recreation by
Mazas,
Mr.. and Miss Richards.
The Three Merry Men, Malloy
Mr.. Daboll.
Reading-The One-legged Goose,
Mrs. Lowell.
Song-The Lost Chord, Sullivan
Miss Kicker.