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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
WAS 1T BLUFF?
Inc brooklin Canning Co. Attached
Failure ofthe Attaches,


Failure ofthe Attaches.
LAST Friday the real estate Of 8. q. Stevens,
Tue proprietor of the Brooklin Canning Co..
was attached by L. Pickert & Co., of Bos.
ton In the sum of 100000.
hr. stevens, who, with his family, is passing
'he winter in Ellsworth. the factory having
smut down for the winter, was seen by a re-
porter Tor THE AMERICAN. From him It was
learned that the difficulty arises over disputed
accounts, and Is one of some years. standing.
Instead OF owing the Boston concern any,
'hing, Mr. Stevens claims that L. Pickert & Co.
are largely indebted to him. He alleges that
ihe attachment is In the nature OF bluff. that
he Is In the habit of paying his bills, and that
be is amply able to do so.
The attachment was msde by United States
Marshal Saunders, aud the matter Is Sc, dow n
for trial at the April term of the United States
circuit court st Portland
Developments since the proceedings OF last
Friday sppesr 10 suhstsntiste Mr.. Stevens, in.
Terence that the matter is a bluff The firm Of
l.. Pickert & Go. made an assignment last
Thursday, hui the matter Was kept from the
public until last Saturday. The liabilities Of
the hrm are placed at sl35 coo, and as vet the
assets are an unknown quantity
Mr. Pichert stated to a Boston paper that
among the assets is canning factory at Brook
IN. sir stevens SAYS that the firm of l.. Pick
ert X GO. does not and never did own a cent
IN the factory OF which be Is the proprietor.
A. Mr.. Stevens is well known In this section,
ana held IN high esteem, especially In Brook
Hn' Where bis payroll amounts to several
Thousand dollars per week, no little interest Is
felt in The outcome of the matter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

/ The December term OF the Hancock county
probate court was held at Buckspor,, last
| wednesday. Dec. Ii. Judge Cunningham pre-
! Alice Moore recorded
/ Wills were filed A. follows: Lizzie Mullsp,
Hancock: Arno y. Staples, Sedgwick; Lorina
Melissa Gray. Bucksport.
VIII, proved; Harriet +. Coombs. Horace
Davis. sterling HAYNES, Ellsworth; Fanny
BrN ant Goodwin. New York
Administration wa. granted on estate OF
iIirsm " than, Bucksport
Petition was flied for administration on the
estate of Alexander Parody. Ellsworth. and
Metish J stin~on. Swan, Island Plantation.
Guardian was appointed unto Archie J.
Perkins e ais of Castine. minors. and to Vim.
Gle Garland. Ellsworth.
Inventories returned Of estates OF Augustus
L. Murch. Mary j Gray. Ellsworth: Hiram
j. Whit. orland; Waldo Lttlcfeid. Penob-
scot; lillian NJ. Fr.eman. Mount Desert;
EphFam :. Lewis. Franklin: ormsnd r.
Hinckley. BIuehill.
Order Of notice returned in estate OF Fanny
OH. OTIS
Accounts lied in estate. OF Henry Whiting.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

. .rare chance for investment" is offered In
ana,her eolumn by j. S. aarriman of Belfast
A block Of the stock of the Dana sarsapari.la Co.
Bids received up to Dec. q.
Attention is called to the advertisement In this
issue of Grant & Cushman's insurance agency
From this date Charles A. Allen VIII be q sohci-
tor for the firm, having closed his agency, and
.psnsf-rred his companies to Grant Cushman-
Feeble and car rscious appetites are best resu-
lated bv the use of Ayers cathartic piis. me!
DO not debilitate, by excessive siimuiAtioh, pu.
cause the stomach, liver and bowels 70 riorg'
their functions properly. As an afterdinner pii''
thew are nuequaied.
The Bangor Electrical CONSTRUCTION anu ouI g
plv Co make an announcement In another cor
umn well worth reading by all VINO contemplate
Introducing any sort of electrical work
People who have tried il, say that theie = ~
better medicine tor dyspepsia than Aver sarsa-
partlIa IL may not give one the stomach OF ~
ostrich but it so strengthens me anmen.aIs VI,
Sans that Direction Of ordinary food becomes easy
and natural.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoTla.
MARINE LIST.


"oUebuC TOfus
Mr. DESERT FERRY-Sld Dec IA, sch Stephen
Bennett, Glass, New York
Passed III Dec 49, sch Nellie Clark, Gaynor,
Perth Amboy, W sullivan
BosToS-Ar Dec II. sch VIM l. Burroughs,
Robinson, Port Liberty
Sid Dec Il, schs II Rundlett, Fortress Mon
roe; Belle Wooster, Philadelphia
Passed Dec Il, schs Annie Rickerson and Nellie
Woodbury.
Ar Dec Is, sch Electric Flash, Neville Green's
Landing
Ar Dec Il, sch Webster, Green's Landing
Ar Dec Il. sch w I Emerson, Colt, Orland
EDGARTowN - Sid Dec IT, schs Leonora Rock.
land; Hazel Dell, Mt Desert, IA Magee, Kief.
Portland
BALrINoRE-Ar Dec Is, sch John Douglass
Erskine, Rondout
NEW LoNpoN-In port Dec II, sch Silver
Heels, Stanton, Bangor for New York
NEW YoRK-Ar Dec Is, bark J w Dresser
Parker Demerara
Sid Dee l6, schs Rabboni, Portsmouth. Sena-
tor Grimes Bucksport
Sid Dcc Il. sch Loduskia, Fall River
Cid Dec II. bark Penobacnt Talcahuao
PoETLANp-Ar Dec Is schs GIN n Baird, Deer
Isle for New York Amelia Cobb, johnson.
Blurhill for iio-ton
fHitAnkLrH1N-A Ar Dec II, sch Hugh Kelley,
Haskell, New taven
SABINE PASS Ar Dec II. sch Fanny Arthur,
Douglas, Greens Landing
PoRT -MoUrH--At Dec Is sch stephen Morgan,
sullivan Tor New York
BoorHnAf iIARBoK-sld Dec II, sch II J Cot
IifA>sts-Ar Dee Il. sch Robert Dority Perth
hmhoy for Salem
<EWrORr-Ar Dec H. sch Jesse Barlow
swan Island
BooruBAr Sid Dec II. sch Mary Lord. Green's
Landing Tor New York
NsNA>NAIi-Nr Dec IT, sch Nellie Coleman.
Ross. Baracua
raKrNLIN CovE-Sld Dec H. sch David
fdI-t, Eo'a .ut
N,+. tE" tiAvts-Ar Dec u, brig Fidclia.
lortAn Baltimore Tor Bath. schs Post Boy, New
York for Rockiand. Florida for Portland
Foreign Pert.
EAHEN- III Dec ;, sch Fred Cover, Sargent,
btmtrara
ft> NTH Sid Dec II. bark Niora IL Hopkins,
Lori. HAY ana
itRNAMuUUo-At NOV 70, bark Mamie swan
Higgins. di-g
MRNLAN HASA Dec 2 sch Lillian wood
ruf. liUd kips New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
Me0ifal.
SAVED HER LIFE.
Sarsaparillas, spring Bitters, Nervimes
and Doctors Failed, Hut ROdOlrs
Did the Business.

Sarsaparillas, spring Bitters, Nervimes.
and Doctors Failed, Hut ROdOlrs
Did the Business.
Rodolf's Medicine Co.
Cents Twenty years ago had an erup-
zion or humor break out under my left
tnea ~ hich the doctors told me was
Ec,ama or Salt Rheum. 1t began as \
small point, but rapidly spread until l had
a raw sore as large rs the palm OF my
hand. At first, except itching severely, |
did not suffer much from IT; but as It grew
larger. it began to pain me 50 severely 1T
times that / could not steep ana was SO
stif and sore maj II made me very lame.
Two years 400 nv right ankle began to
break out and an ucef i"i"eo no"iy 40
large As the one under my hhee' MS was
the straw that hrnke ,ha camei's back snd
became thoroughly DISCOURAGED 1 hao
tried all the doctors In my VICINITY uuIihg
all these years, and all the '"iio"s olood
purifiers without receiviDS ""y oeheft.
Last spring | had the Grip' anu Is
was familiar with the tonic powers OF Ro-
dolf's Medical Discovery, | oesan taxing
1t for that purpose. The hrst oo''ie Great
ly improved my general health ana much
to my surprise, the old ulcers which had
made nv life miserable so long began to
heal. l obtained another bottle and the i'm
provement was still more marked ;snd after
taking four bottles the ulcers are entirely
healed. and | consider myself completely
cured. Very truly yours,
Mis- SYLVIA |. LANG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
East >urry

East >urry.
News reached here last week Of q terri
bic accident which happened At Mendocino,
Cal , on the afternoon OF Thank>giv ing
Day. Alden, the hve-year.old son Of
Frank and Laura Jarvis. formerly Of this
place. was kicked in the forehead By a
horse. Pieces Of bone We're removed from
n place An inch and a half long and an
inch or more wide, so that the brain was
plainly seen. Strange to say. the child
Yet lives, and is conscious Capt. Is Free
thy and wife. the grand parents. are
anxiousiy awaiting results. Mr.. Jarvis is
an invalid, caused by breaking his back
some three years ago. The child is alter
ded by DR.. Mllikeu, formerly Of this town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

..t supper OF the nity club which
"Wednesday lat. was one OF the
--t4 n hi- seasons fairs. Follow
-nr VARIOUS tables and their at
M,~i4me, A. +. Burnhsm, J. ID.
o. BssA, \. NJ. Hopkins, +. h.
.ttNiu 4 Jo,. :. ]. Morrison. Misses
auI ArSilta Thomas.
Nj Charles |. Weich.
.'msur Mjs>es Mabel JOY. Flor
,-,i. slower and NJ. A. Greedy.
sn Mr. Hcrmsn Hill, Misses
e Georgia Trip.
l,r Mr. 4. d. Walker, Mrs. ;.
".-, lizk.e Jeiii~on.
NJ + + 10y.
-i .e compelled 10 90 very far to
,1uprr for the money than was
rnu the weti-laden and attractive
A-r-udsnts were assiduous in their
mN0e The palttes 81 their patrons.
1u't hayc much difficulty in sue,
e-
,ie- Tables we're ta.tefully arranged and
M''' ~ he articles offered for sale were
i"'' ,u1>ed Of at good prices. The post
"t- . source OF great merriment. and
4.o-a bv postage came high, it was well
ptrpl 2-f
lh' rroeeei-, which are for the benefit OF
~ NA''Arl4n church, amount to about 800.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
advertisements.
Specimen Cases.

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, bis
Stomach was disordered. bis Liver was affected
to an alarming degree. appetite fell away, and
be was terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepard, Harrisburg. ILL.,, bad
running sore on his leg Of eight years stand
ing. Used three bottles Of Electric Bitters aud
seven boxes of Bueklen's Arnica Salve, and
his leg is sound and well. John Speaker,
Catawba. O., had five large fever sores on MS
leg; doctors said be was incursble. One bottle
Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
salye cured him entirely. Sold At 8. ID. wig
gins drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
W oHnan's Relief Corps Notes.

The following oflicers OF the Womsn'> relief
corps. No. Is, We're elected ut the annual
meeting held Friday, Dec. Carrie T. Trpp.
president; Abbe Campbell, 5. V. +; Lucinda
Grintlc. J. Y. r Almira kelliher, treasurer
Aleie Mcfarland, chaplain Louisa Gooiw in.
conductor; Martins Blai.deli. guard.
Destitute soldiers families should apply to
the Woman. relief corps for assistance.
There will be special meeting Of the Won
aus relief corp. on Friday afternoon, Dccem-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
Coming Events.

A. % ". entertainment at Hancock ball
ia' Wednesday, evening.
supper aud dance al NieoIin this (Wednes-
1st evening.
pa. II Hancock ball Christmas evening.
aloe Of Belts hall tomorrow friday
eu'u- Hammand's orchestra.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

The Juvenile class in dancing. now being or
gained by Mr.. Monaghan, will meet at Manning
hall on Thursday. Dee. y, instead Of Dec a. as
previously announced, at p. N. All who intend
10 ioin this class may leave their names with Mrs
H. J. JOY, Mrs. Parcher or Mrs Dutton with
out further invitation. Unless Il sufficient num-
Der respond at or before this meeting, no fur
ther effort will be made to organize the class
5irf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

Do not put OF taking medicine. Numerous lit
tie ailments, II neglected. will soon break up the
system. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla now to expel
disease, give strength and appetite.
HOODS PILLS cure constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action Of the alimentary canal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
" hen she rs Child, she cried for Cistoria-
When she became Miss, she chung TO castoriA
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

The best saiye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. sores. Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever Sores.
letter. Chapped rands, hlblans. Corn-. and al
skin Erup,ions. and positively cures Piles, Or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box. For
ale by ; ID. Wiggn.-4drt,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

The DO liver cottage at the foot OF Hancock
street, Bar Harbor, was destroyed BY fire early
last Tuesday morning. Loss. IS 900; insur-
snce ; 500
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

80 nssFri l. Hale wishes to sell his ice boat The
60 Wei known. being the one thar was on
-. Lake last winter. He will sell at q great
sam Inquire of the ow ner at his home No.
me street. Ellsvnrth-4sfrf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

Thin or gray hair and bald heads, so displeas-
ing to many people as marks of age, may he
averted for long time by using Halls hair re-
newer.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
Railroads an0 Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.


Local Time Table Dee. II, 1898.
p IN. arrive al
Bangor Exchange I'D At Is. l7.am; ! o6
I'm.
Prnob-cot Junction Brewer, IA. 40, m !;
,iIpn'.
Holden. 3, 10. a N; 30 N.
tgery's Mills, = 60 - %, a M. = 81 q N
Lake House. = a. - j.. a N, Tsp m.
Green Lake. = 81, . s.. m = 81 m.
Ellsworth Pals, 20, 10 ~. nj. Is pm
ELLSWORTH. -, II %, a m: \ 20, m.
Franklin Road, a. II 80 ~. jipm.
Hancock, : ~, II q = m; g pm
Mt. Desert Ferry. . 90, IA m; Il 90, IN; s 80
m.
sullivan ny boat . Is. 10. i! ~ a m.
BAR HARBOR tby boat. 10 10, a III; 1 L.
o -, y m.
Returning. leaving Bar Harbor a, 20. II % a m .
: ~, IN, arrive at
sorrento at - IN
Sullivan. Is, m. Is y IN.
Mt. Desert Ferry, . %. M 90, Is p m.
Hancock, 3 - m, i5.I2 p
tranklin Road. So m, 30. rs p m.
ELLSWORTH, 10 10 m; : 90, / 80 y IN.
Ellsworth Falls, l0l,am,s To- - s. pm.
Green Lake. 10 3, a m r! 81. . J., p m.
Lake House, 10 T. am; %, . - m
tgery'4 Mills, 10 81. IN, : ~, IS 81 y IN.
Holden, no "a a IN. 20, fi r m.
renobscot Junction tHrewrr, II u. IN. IS.
81. p IN.
kNcnange St. Bangor. II - a IN; 10, O5, p m.
BANGOR, II 70, II ~; 4 -, 9 10,
-stops when signalled or on notice to Conduct
or
These Trains connect at Bangor, with through
trains on Main Line TO and from Portland. Boston
and st. John.
Passengers are earnestly requested to procure
tickets before entering the train, and especially
Ellsworth 70 Falls and Falls 10 Ellsworth.
Tickets for All Points South and West
on sale at the M. c. r. K. ticket Office,
Ellsworth, G. w. CLIFFORD, Agent.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres and Gen1 Manager.
F.E. BoOTHBY, GEM Pass aud Ticket Agr
December T. 1873
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

Eastern Girl"We have the cradle that my
grandfather was rocked in" Western Girl
1--WE have the boots that my grandfather died
In"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

..t WINTER k4Afita iFltl Won
NlgH Nee kies are turnIn'
AN} ihr snow riip- through
|4.t tltif Il. yeaTnin'
t l4uvr time. Don't yOuz"
district ~ will begin JAM
.a'-taic county committee met in
,-' Thursday.
N,,'--ait school at The Falls is being
70. r Naddock..
y a. k'nc hss moved into an Office on
aaar iAe Manning Block.
e''Dr ..s az j. being introduced into
use. J. p. Eldridge has the
'-d that the schooner F. A. Magee.
+, hts put into Portland with bow
-Noom lot.
n below zero was registered on some
thermometers last week.
"a tu extra after the dsncing
v Hiu- hliI Tonight Thursday.
rta Did 4nd drum corps are
''r i>q1erAde bali to be given at
'u hondsS evening. Jan. Is
~ -,
Ar'nHm. for election of officers
- r
"''''..' '"r a. The Ellsworth
I' D.. Mr.. F. \. billings. Mr..
'r y ,ro~-iey. Mr., Charlotte f
~ ii''l- hin7.
''r Wc>ferloo" of Ellsworth is
having ru. into Portland on
"- '''' per hsinS iib and stay.
''At' i''na-e forward.
3. repairing the Cunningham
-"1 3, lire some aa,- s-o. /.
.,H.,. New Gimme, are bring
g-a;.A G-epro,f 4, possible.
m.,.tin, III. " r :.
30. ta,ol;,tb .nf,e-..ry =, ,ha
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

TIL, Wednesday, evening. the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen, Lrdge No. Is. uf
Ellsworth. will entertain their friend- IN
Hancock hall The occasion Is the celebration
of the twenty-hnh anniversary of The in,tl-
tuition Of the order. The following l. the
programme
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21
A Big "Spell."

A Big "Speil."
| A spelling exercise took place at the high
school last Friday, the following list OF words
being given out BY the principal;
Judgment permissible nulify
seize altogether suffrage
pieces prejudice Unforeseen
believe acknowledgment vicinity
achievement occasional supplementary
annihilate deficit comnoisseurs
readiness corps mileage
| necessary tariff mercantile
adjustable perceive indestructbe
Cincinnati symmetry anonymous
occurred admissible parliamentary
warranted inseparable pitiless
regretting trustworthiness susceptible
already "reminiscences laboratory
agreeable disappointment vicIssitudes
aggrieved indispensable facilitate
censurable supplement presumptuous
emissary embarrassment infammatory
defendant guarantee recompensed
allegiance separate omitted
prodigious rescind Incompatible
recommending extension privilege
dimensions discernible coaiesce
Endorsement unparalleled accommodate
procedure innuendoes compelling
peremptory
The prize for the one spelling the greatest
number correctly, Is course OF inst ruction
In shorthand offered by Boston school.
Miss Hattie NJ. Rhosdes was the winner. miss
Ing only word of the list. note from
the prize offerer received yesterday by Priuri-
pal Dresser states that Miss Rhoades' is the
best record thus far made in New England.
The next best record was se,enty-three out OF
sevent, six words.
Miss Rhoades is clearly open to congrstua-
finns
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

Me HAl @IT9I't- AVt 0HIaNI@I
The committee Of arrangements consists OF
John A. Lord, John r. Know ton, ;. -. WIZ
gin, r. T.. Rowe and Clinton Ga.kci
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-12-21

| spelling exercise took place at the high
| school last Friday, the following list OF words
| hetny piyen out nv no
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

who lrie,l tn collect tAlrr ~ Yuma, the
question has l.'"u dropped The land Of.
hrr authorities have always "vad-l the
Iu-p,ion. Recently william Hycks ~As
indict'd hy the fedora grAud jury f"f
selling liquor I" ludianr ~ Yuma lie
denies the jurisdiction ~ IA" court T." ny
hir case, citing the authority " the
u~Aty ~ GuAdAlouI~ llAlg" AMI the ~.
cen, rrports " the international boundary
rumlnisniru e. shuw that Yuma n lu CAh.
frrniA II " Thought uut ihrr" that
nyckr mHy win h- cAr" aud that ,hr
town vii @,pu hr Yuma, California, ~.
stead Il Yuma, Arizona
Goy liughr-. ui Arizona, auI eleven
leading uHnAlr It thr Suutl"ru PAciu,
raIlrAd, have br"r, "a ,uuHuitHtIuu Ia r.
garl g. the inturp,ciu"ut II ~" Colorado
river fNm W. mouth ''r' ,,thud Canon.
Too miles, Nni they pruu"uu'" tl," -rh"u"
perfectly f'aslhlr With ,h" cirat Authrn.
rI,r coal mines uI"u uu the ,'vlf II Cali.
frulA and the C"lurNIo improved, cal
can h., lad down ia lua GI - I.'r ton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

Columbus, Ohio, D.c. - What may
le termed Quaker sol-mnity" will mark
the forthcoming Inauguration ~ William
Mckinley when he enters uiDu the H"c-
ond succ.ssiye term II his guhcrnAt"rlAl
control Il the common wealth. Ilrr'tufure
the inAugurationS Of u stat. chief mage
trat- have been the occasion If consider.
able pomp and ceremony. including "A
general suspension II business on the
part 81 commercial and stor,' keeping
community. = procession of political clubs
clubs affiliated with the faith II the gov.
ernor- elect; and a great demonstration
within the state nous. grounds patterned
very much after ia. inauguration II -
preniden, At Washington. Gov, Mckin-
ley, however, has yer, diferni views
concerning the forthcoming function, He
takes the ground that ,h. prevailing ii
nAncial conditions will not warrant
= political or partisan display, and
that the more JetfersnniAn the inAugIrA- =
,ion the NOR. II will b- in conSonanc''
with existing conditions M paradsH. M
dem uonstration, no taking "f the oath in
the presence of u multitude. such ia the
ultinatum of the Young Napoleon Ar'
coriing Ia the plans lsih "u, he will sim
ply walk into the chamber Il the S"natr,
which body will be in session At the time,
take IA. oath Of office and return Ia the
chambers which he has occupied for t~'
years. II will be something unique ~
the history Of Ohio that the inauguration
ot = governor has taken place wi,h"ut !
singl. dollar II expenditure being st
tAch-i thereto and sAddled upon the pub
lie purse,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
Al nsms AEais

Among those who have been ~,Journing
ia the -As, for the I'ASt few months AMI
who have rriurn,si home without nring
mrn,lnnrd IA the columns Il THE ClTiIES
an oversight strictly accidental IN
Capt Howard Baldridg", manager "f
the J, e, BAldrdg" lumber yNriS Mr.
BAldridgr l-ft for ChIcag" t~" weeks l"'-
for, IA. worlds FAIR cl"s.si. aud amer
r,-ing As many of the Sights ~ p"sSihl-
at the big -iI-~i,iou in tina, time, wen,
nn " Plt,sburg, Penn, where he hal fun
IN ch,ldh".l's dayS on the banks II the
Allegheny Anh MonongAhrlA rivers He
Al-n ylrl,.,i friends IN kAnaaS city lie
r-turn.d home lAa, saturday night. aud
f,.rls like n new nAn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16

Sk AulrAlu aud his merry ~ round
OUTFIT klSp Dr &, &. Euglruan AMI Ma
in Su.g-tt, have arrived FROM IrrrtlloH
and Ar ~ camp At the corner "f Fourth
stree, Aud KAllr,Ad avenue, They viii
l- ready fr business IA few days,
Major Nugget n 81 Year. of ng". IL b
inches high aud weighs II pnpndr lie
war l.ru IA Knoxville, luWA, father dead
but mother living ia C"lurAiu CITY,
TrIAS There wrr- nine ia the family,
all Il them above the average N height.
except the mAJor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
bridKs tblsAAtsr.

L"nirvillr. ny. h'c. H. Al O.2o this
morning the fourth span " the Jefferson
vii" hrrdg" fell m tt" rive. officers uu
the government boat MAJOR Mckenzie arr
reported AZ saying tina, eighty lives were
Let TIL" Arcidrut WAS witnessed 10y
hundreds along the river. Twenty i've
bs.i.u so far have been rcuvrr-i. b"iug
horribly mRngl"d The Acrldrnt wap
due I" the faulty mechanism Il the hridg"
The killed AMI injured ARE mostly work
men engaged "u the bridge The rr,h-
able deaths FROM the accident will amour,
b. about hftN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-12-16
nr. MrDenhid Dead.

Dr Norman j Mcdonald died from
consumption AT his rrs,drucr on Filth
street IN the Highlands, "a, = o'cl"ck this
morning.
He was h"rn n, Prince Edward Island.
Canada, sept. :, l>ia. lIr moved Ia Col.
orsdo in l>N. Tor hi- health. and was for
several years resident physician at n
hospital IN Denver. Ca leaving Colorado
hr went /" SANTA F". where he resided
shou, year, Two years ag" hc came Ia
Albuquerque he was gn"h physcian
man nf excellent character. and re-.
markahly patient in n long sickness
His wifi ~ lr!ucIra! "f the Second
wari public srh",l. and abe. with two
children, - hoy AMI g,rl, arr lrf' mourn.
rrS 10y hiS death.
The bply IN at MIR. M"n,fnrt's. and the
funeral will probably occur on SUNDAY at
the Cathollr church, burial temporarily at
Santa barbara cemetery.