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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
NO FALLING OFF
In the Enthusiasm o. visitors-The Ce.ehra
ton Eep. Up Over Sunday.

WAsnixsros, March 5.--There is but
little outward indication today of the quiet
and sauetitv considered attributes of an
Orthodox Sabbath. The enthusiasm con-
tinued with some tritling diminu,iou through
cut the night. Bat few visitors went home.
In to a late hour many clubs. preceded
BY bands, psradei the streets, serenaiing
friends. In the early morning hours the
celebration became more individuaLzed,
but scarcely less demonstratiye. Hotel
corridors were filed all night with men
who strolled about in aimless ways, tired
out but unwilling TO atini, the fact. Penn
sylvania avenue was crowded until morn
ing with men, who seemed to believe that
such enjoyment could not again be found
until another four years elapse.
Throughout the day today the streets
were thronged with pedestrians and every
thoroughfare was enliyened with more or
less brilliant equipages. Clubs and bands
paraded, groups of guardsmen promenaded,
many visited the many famous points OF
interest, and each stranger enjoyed himself
in his own way. Scenes approaching dis
order were of infrequent occurrence.
The first day passed by President and
Mrs. Cleveland in the Executive Mansion
was of the most quiet character. The pub.
lie entrance remained closed. The various
walks through the grounds adjoining the
White House were constantly thronged with
strangers, who quietly inspected the exterior
of the historic huilling. The only forms
caller at the Executive Mansion today wa.
Judge Gresham. The judge remained to
luncheon.
Iafn tho prgsi Bat f anil Nrs f'IaVaIa ~,
took drive in the suburbs, carefully avoid
ing the crowded thoroughfares to prevent
any possibility of demonstration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
NOT CONSTITUTIONAL.


PtgBLo, Col, March frederick Rob
rer, proprietor of the defunct Bank Of
Pueblo, which closed its doors few months
ago. paying its depositors practically roth
ing, has been before the district court to
answer the criminal charge Of receiving de
posts when th.v knew of the insolvent con-
dition of the institution. His attorneys OBJ
jected to the introduction of any evidence,
on the ground that the act making this par
ticular action felony is unconstitutional.
The matter was argued three days before
the court, the defendants counsel stating
that the act discriminating against bankers
to the exclusion of others, making felony
ct certain action by the banker which
which would pass unpoteed, if performed
by other business men who might happen
to be on the verge of bankruptcy. The
court sustained the motion. declaring the
law to be in conflict with the rights of
state, and Mr.. Bohrer was released.
The act in question has been upon the
statute books since 1855. apd has never
been attacked before on these grounds, al
though a number of convictions have been
secured under it. II is thought that this
action of the courts will result in efforts for
the release of persons heretofore convicted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

Ia the committee rooms prepared for the
President ami siese-prr deaf the same iay-
id raannsr of decorations and sdornnent
that usersiis., in She bail room vas repeated
~I,ss syen more PROPULSION. Whe-ever the
eve was cast were Towers, ak AMI plush
Roses predouina.e,i in the hc.ai decora-
fions-rfa4t Ausesican Beauties, sweet
scented Magma Chsrtss AMI [ lrie Burners.
IN every aossk AMI earue- WIG plants aad
emit towers that could not te surpassed in
iuzurisnee and nicety 81 arranseEnsnf- The
pfssisert's rooms. three in unBiher, were
those used by the commissioner Of PENSIONS
and his chief clerk, the first arranged as an
anse-roon This spsrtrsert was covered
on oee side with vines ami flowers. while
on the opposite wall satin tapestry formed
a background for magaiiicert isoral pieces.
In the Presiis nt's rvom, the second Of
the suite, tisefe were plants flowers and
rines in profusi,n. banked In the corners
and around the sails. 4 Bisror, framed
ia szniiax and ferns. hai been placed ever
the mantel, ana in tn open kre-places
roses and tulips were arranged wiki 30
much artistic effect as To give the ilea ct
burning Goals. ADORE the mirror, star o;
electric lights, snsuiaea by wreath oil
1 Laurel, gave brilliant effect, While ivy gar
1 lands, flags, banners AMI rich ,lraperiss com
pieted the decoration of the roon1, A minia
ture reproduction OF the capitol bnilling il
I imIuorteIles was the principal floral pieeS
( in the third room, reserved fer the private
use OF the President and Mrs. Cleveland
/ The rooms OF the executive committee o
| the inauguration were also protaseiy decora
( 1ai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

The other person whom we know was
cured rs the same remedy was Mr.. l.. =
Strickland OF * Taylor st Cleveland,
Ohio. IL says
II have taken Dr. tirecne's Ncrvuri
blood and nerVr remedy and | feel like 3
nav man. II has cared me of chills, hot
hsshes, bloating after eating, cold feet and
shoriness of breath. have had a tistu'a
for over twenty years and il is almost gone
now, | cannot 'xpress how thankful | am
for this wonderful rene ~"
IT you are out of order this remedy
Everybody nee.l, 10 take something in the
spring for ,he liver. blood and nerves, ami
This is the best Spring medicine. All drug
gists keep il for = f. and it Is purely vege-
table and harmless
1t Is highly recommended by the doctors
especially NJ this season of the year It is,
in fact, the prescription and discovery of n
physician, Or 1ireene, Of ~ Temple Place
Bustpn, Mass, the renowned specialist in
curing all forms Of nervous and chronic
diseases. He eau be consulted free, per
sonally or by letter
Everybody ont of order, or who is not
feeling just right, should use the remedy
now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
Mr. Colby GeteheII ]. % establish ba ems

Mr.. Colby Getehell ia to establish ba Gus
tom shirt mandatory at III Main street.
The machines will be furnished by G.. Fl.
Pope & Son, and Mr.. Getchell goes to Boz
tou this week to purchase stock. The bus-
mess will be started at once, and large
number Of hands employed. The proprie-
tor was foreman of the cutting department.
at Hathaway's for many years. and until re-
Gently has been in the upholstering bust
mess in company with Mr.. Daniel Berry.
custom shirt business has been needed in
this city for long time, and the want will
be Allied by Mr.. Getshell. who will without
doubt have "corner" in this line of work.
There has always been good demand for
custom-made goods here, but persons wish
ing such could not get them without great
Inconvenience. Mr. GeteheIl is . popular
and weli-known business man, and We wish
him success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
SD CONGRESS-.


WASHINGTON. March 5.-The Senate of
the SD Congress will assemble in special
session tomorrow noon. Usually these
special sessions are perfunctory and formal.
But because of the peculiar condition of
affairs 50 far as the composition of the Sen
ate is concerned, with the doubtful standing
OF Senators who hold appointments from the
governors of their states, instead of credcn-
tials of election by the Legislatures, and
because of the announced intention
of Senator Stewart (Nevada) to precip-
tate the silver discussion. by the
introduction of letter of inquiry,
directed to the new secretary of the treas
ury. it may be that this special session viii
assume degree of importance as was
never before witnessed in such eases.
IL is probable that in the early part of
this week the senator's will hold caueuscs to
determine upon the lines of party policy
and decide what will be done in respect to
10 the organization of committees and
numerous force of the senatorial employees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

Mr.. G. C. Eaton is one OF cur business
men ON the street, but loves horses just the
same, and shows the .forRx,L the fellow
ing elegant string at his stable; A six-yeas
Old grey horse, IL hands, and tippiastl g
scales al 100. lie Is by Grey Fearnaaght
and can do mile in better than minutes.
He is beauty for gentlcmans driver.
The brood mare, B,scF Beauty, is by the
crab,rec horse, Black Hawk and Morgan,
grand dam an imported race mare. She
has raised many fine colts in her day, OF
which these three are good specimens,
Signal is q brow a 4-year-oh PAGER that can
show very fast, though he has never been
handled for speed. He stands 10 hsols
. IL inches and weighs 1000. Jennie H.
is handsome blacs iilly, wears Old and
about the same size as Signas. She Is a
square trotter and finely gated. Both OF the
above are by Lawrence. 2.2a IL, lac by or.
franklin Ely RolfS Is a bay FLY, s-years
old, by Rolfe lioy, he b. Young Rolfe
This lilly has been 'ssrnessea but twice bn'
shows good gait.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
TERRIBLY ANNOYING.
Something the Brayesat Of Us
Are Worried BY.
II Makes Us feel Out Of Sorts, and
Even Cross.
Aae Hhy peosis viii Eadnse II Is xoss
Thaa Ne Can Understand.

BistoH,ness h the plague ol p o'is.
A.! ~ everybody knovs. . Always
sor,e In the spring.
Now rs we know &osns thing ~hich will
surely cure it, We siil gIrs 'ne z9srisaee
Of two geniisfnen = Ban s. kno~-
George r. Davis Ewes II ~ NH ST,
Poagiskeep.ie, n y.
II bal terrible assseks Of hitonsncss ard
bill - ~ ~ 81 -.if. -'ersers four ~ Eve
we,ss>. til u as..,laal iaesr.Ise 10 severity
Altllsusit .8'i g's eyre tJ-pugf foar of
our iessiiag physicians, me, best they coald
10 los nie y Is ge.t .fsapo- i, ralief.
Il ss.si DF. Grvsne's Ne-~grss blood and
nerve Ieusedv. ant sghiic IL kins the d-si
bottle / bad only one bilious spell. When
the s>eoai bottle WIS sbvsit half taken
hal one more sttscs. bat very mach lighter,
ami this was the lass attack | bad.
"At the d. 81 fix nloai u ! WAS in bet.
ter health tifsu for Eve YEAS before. and
nov I e,,asll~r myself comE3eteiy and per,
ms asnGly cHFcl. ! woal I be pleased t.
ansvf- ~ tiers ..f eBquiF,.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
PULL FOR the SHORE
Vas Order Given Freshmen Seated In Punch
gowis-A Serious Affair.

HARrFoRp, Conn. March 5.-J. C. In
tlerweods and T.. G. Pitblado, freshmen ut
Trinity College, were hazed with such rigor
Saturday morning that serious consequences
are likely to result to them and their perse-
cutors. At 3 Saturday morning they were
dragged out of bed and compelled to sit in
turn in a punch bowl full of ice-water and
snow, and then to initiate rowing a boat.
They were further soaked with water by
wet towels which they were compelled to
throw at each other. Four oak doors were
broken AMI nearly all the windows in the
suite of rooms occupied by the freshmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
TINE nienT N the HOUSE.
rconsinusd from LIST page


real. from any ruling or expression Of
mine. beg TO say to him nov and here.
thai / resres il, and that if | have done
that which | ought not to have done
il has been an anin;eatiorsl error. because
/ have enleecre,f only III discharge my
duties aEs. To enforce sbe rules as th.s Hoase
has aalopes them With courtesy, firmness
anil importantly.
thank you again for this kindly sxpres-
SION aud beg 10 say to yoa ths, there is nc
inciden, in my career from Which shall
AMI Go. derive more qualification than tn
inciden, which, has iasl ,rsnsrirei ia thl
House in the presence ef all its members
APPLAUSE
Then, after the consideration of fes
private messnrcs, the Speaker. when tn
hands of the clock goia,, d To the hour o
noon, declared the House adjaarned sin
III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From the North. East,
South and West!

The foundry and machine shops at Ian
non, Col, were burned Saturday. Loss,
SlU0, 900; insurance, $4,000.
The convicted participants in the Home
stead poisoning ease were Saturday sen
fenced as follows Dempsey and keatty,
seven years each, Gallagher five, David
son. three
While a bull fight was in progress al
Lnares, Mex, Friday, the pressure OF
crowded seats caused wall to fall on lot
of people outside. Eight persons were
killed AMI 80 injured.
A special from Key West, Fla, says an
other tilibustering expedition is to sail for
Key West it is said, against one of the Cen
trail American states. 1t is believed to be
destine to lberate Cuba from Spanish rule
The United States government has evidently
had information of this proposed expedition
and means to prevent its sailing from Flor
ida, judging from precautions taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

a trembling hand, an uncertain step, fdge
illness. Indicated by restless shifting from On,
T'ace or posture 20 another. usually rasnta
Indications Of extreme nervousness. 1hess
seen trifins, but the health OF nen and won
en- IN this condition Is edecidediy shaky.
liabi. to be oserthrown disastrousiy by cause,
which fte vigorous might defy. To fortif,
the nervous system, general vigor must, through
the Bieiiunl Of reinforced digestion ant
renewal of an impaired power OF .ieerin.
at night. be raised 10 s heaitffui ,tab3ard
guarantee Of this Il Hpstetier's Stomach
Hitters, which re.esfabIiahes digestion. biz
-eerstion and the habit Of body a perna
bodily equilibrium, which Is followed BY :
gaiB Of strength and nerve tranquility, Fol
kidney complaint. rheumatism, neuralgia. ana
return Of maIarial disor5ers. this medicine {.
without peer Thrice daily take q wsaeglassfuI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
ex-PaEsiDEsI HARRISON
Aat Family Leave the White soase tor Their
'neiaua toms.

WASHINGTON, March 4--Ex-P resilsn,
Harrison. MIR. and Mrs Mckee and their
two children lefl Washington for Indian
apolis on a special train AT i.o5 this after
noon. They were accompanied 10 the STA
ton by Ac,ing Secretary OF State Wharton
and wife, Attorney general Miller and wife,
Secretary Of the Treasury Foster and wife,
Secretary E,kins and wife. Secretary Rusk
and wife, Secretary Tracy and daughter,
Mrs. Wilmeriing, and Postmaster general
Wanamaker-
As they reached the station by the prisass
entrance for the purpose of avoiding ths
crowd in the Depot there was no demonstra
lion, as few vino saw thesparty recognized
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

review of the lectures recently de-
lirered on the French revolution will be
given tonight at the Baptist vestry under
the auspices of the ladies' from the Bap.
fist and Congregational societies. Prof.
Mathews will deliver the review, and 20
living portraits will be shown of the pfinci-
pal characters of the time Doors will be
open at 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
FIRE At ROCHESTER


Btocaros. Mass.. March st. Johns
Cithoiic church and several buildings or
Bedford street, owned by the John Jones
estate, were burned early this morning
The latter property was occupied by Henry
Long. The burned buildings include car.
riage house, barn and shop used us store.
house. But small portion of the con-
tents was saved.
The loss on this property is about $1,000
insured for about $500. The church and
contents were destroyed. Loss SIS, 600
insurance, $500. The origin of the fire
is unknown. Flames were first seen is.
suing from the storehouse on the Jones
property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

Hon. w. 7. Haines, secretary and treas
urer of the kennebec Fish and Game Asso-
citation, received last week a trout from
Great pond weighing six pounds, six ounces.
The fish was caught by Mr.. Blake of Oak
land, president OF the association. II was
photographed at Preble 4 Jortlan's Saturday
morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

The Maine intercollegiate Tennis Assoei
alton met at Colby on Saturday, and elected
the following officers President, Fl. NJ.
Connors, Colby, 80; vice-president. X. A i.
sturgis. Bates; secretary, +. w. Pickhar,!.
Bowdoin: treasurer, II. Murray, Maine
State College. 1t was voted to hold a
tournament in Portland May 80 and 81
and June /, and 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06
The chiIsren', health ,ou., moi he neylec,.

NV SnHsteH Heattu must not De neglect
ed. Cold in the head causes catarrh. Eiy'.
Cream Balm cures at once. Its perfectly
safe and is easily applied into the nostrils
The worst cases yielding to 1t. Price zoe,
One Of my children had very bad dis.
charge from her nose. Two physicians
prescribed, but without benefit. We tried
Ely's Cream Balm, and much TO our sur
prise, there was marked Improvement
We continued using the balm and in 4 stor,
time the discharge was cured.---O. A. Cary,
Corning, N. Y. mar3eodaw2w
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Al pittsbarc. Pa.

PtrrsBrRG, Pa. March I.-The special
train bearing Mr.. Harrison and party ar
rived at about O'Clock this morning They
spent the day with Rev. Dr. kumier. at
tending service at his church. Many prom
iner citizens called op the ex-Presiient
during the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

The debate a; the high school on Friday
evening resulted in decision for the dis
putauts on the negative side of the resolve,
That Capital Punishment Should be Abol-
ished.' Messrs. Harmon Cross, W. L..
Waldron and w. +. Hardy were the sue
cessfui speakers,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

number of Colby boys left Saturle,
for Oxford county for the purpose OF
knowing the county building" as one OF
them explained. In the party were II. T.
Jordan, Freeland Howe, Jr., v. NJ. Whit
man, II. n. Millett and II. l.. Whitman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

Mr.. Chapman, who came to this city
with his family from Salmon Falls, N. II.
has moved into the new house Just com
pleted on Spring street by W. NJ. Lincoln.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

Mr.. j. c. Lakin was in town recently
from Vermont and endeasored to mad rent
a. he wished to bring his family here, That
FAIRFIELD is still alive and tioarishsng Is
shown by the fact that MIR. Lakin was I'M
able to secure desirable rent in town. II
locks rs if some building must be done the
coming summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

w. G. Goodrich, who has been cutter
and pressman al Salley's tailor establish
nient, goes into business for himself TO-DAY.
He will open a bnsheling shop in the plals
ted building opposite the Water Company $
office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

Miss Jeunie Mctluillan of Vassalboro is
clerking in ThomI son * Wheeler's confec-
tionery store. Miss Fife Haskell the
former clerk, goes to Lowell, Mass in d
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

During the Is days of last month $50
Eastman heaters went through the Water.
vile yard. This is the largest number on
record in one month"; and that the shortest
month, too. These ears were all loaded
with POTATOES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

Mrs Abigail Wilbur. middle aged lady
( living in this city, was found dead ia her
apartments on Second street, Friday MORN
ing, Heart failure is supposed TO have
I beer, the cause
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

II 50, il IS needless % long AS
such = remedy 40
Aliens SarsaParilla
exists. Il 10 guaranteed to
cure Il. MRS. rred ]. Buf-
fiDetoc, Of BeDtoD, Ne, suf-
fsred terribly durin< eigbt years
With sick bsAdAches. She tried
different KINDS Of SAFsAPArillas
WITHOUT benefit, until she BEGAN
81 Aliens. She found this
Was Just What she ~Apted, as
two bottles have practically
cured her. We have her ~rit-
teD testimony.
AItEs sassAsaailla Co.. WoooSeRes. Nc.
Alien 8 Pills are always reliable.
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sharpens the appetite. tones up the digestive
organs and brings health in place Of d1saase.
In small wfne-giassfuI doses its effects are
apparent within a few days in Rheumatic.
Kidney snd Bladder paa4s- Sold by Drug
gists everywhere d&wchwky
If you have throat trouble use Throas,ue
Il viii relieve you. dee70dtfhd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

The ladies OF the Relief Corps will give
sociahle at G.. 4. X hall Thursday even
ing, with entertainment ami refreshments
at close. The pfeeeeds will 20 for markers
aud flag holders for soldiers graves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

in the organization Of procession the szrse
s4amiraile nesfess o. xss.sizsiias bis forces
" hics, made his fsssa sesas,egst II .ie CosuHa-
bian parssss, Is New York thy fsss Dcsoler
50 ssessssf,.i. wFsi, nnis;tsrg -sgscitg he
recognized the fart tia. il ssks< niaps hoars
to march forty or fifts taonssnt rnsn past
zsx-n pciat, erea xu.ier the nissst fsrcring
circumstance OF traad sigf veil paved
streets and instead OF ordering Sii the or
saDizsd bolts TO be rtais % fall
in Al one and the same ilaia. ae aiioses3
sufficient intervals between ziss hours OF
assembling 10 prsssDt IS Far a. possible
tzfisssag waits. a1a 50 arranged the as
se,ssF!lng places on contiguous shfe streets
that the men were able TO form and drop
into linz without dsla- A-si w-st5ans crossing
the lire Of march Ia ali these matters be
he was ably assisted by his a1iataaE gen
eral, Col. II. G. Corbin, L. ;. \.
TIE eseosting division, composed OF ar
sislers, cavalry and infsn..y OF sse regular
srsay, drawn from the Gtrrlsaas OF Fort
Monroe. Fort Meyer. sna Fort Aeiienry,
spd the r,arites from tbs Washington nav
yard. with admiralty drilled national guarli
OF the District, tise high school cadet reg'-
asnt. and other tceal organizations -
sriublei IN the nsizaboslf0o.i Of the White
House and the War Stale siid Nary building
and formed IN columns Of sections az twelve
| each promptly at 1890. They marched
down the avenue, accompany NJ the Frtsl
Dental party from the White House 10 tat
| CAPITOL prior to the inauguration. All ths
| rest of the parade assembled below the Cap
itol and marched from the Capitol up Tie
| avenue after the mat gurs,lon ceremoaie'
| were over, a distance o: fully two miles, Il
the point of disbandment. Washington cir
Gle near 251 street For more than hal
| THE day the city lojked ike vast miiftar'
camp. the eimos; intertninable maresln'
past of regulars s'll ths numerous and vel
equipped militia fare-g OF the states beini
broSen in npoa uliiy in paft by the rl-iIinl
governors IN siieir civilian costumes, r'tsinl
past in the order that their states were adj
mitted into the Union and accompanied b.
their brilliantly uniformed stats Then
with an Intervening inteTluis of Grand Arm
and niOn veterans, came the civic half o
the para.ie, fully 80 numerous and as IN
terestihg as the military display The HiVi
I procession, isn,er sht HaTsha,sbip ot Col
VIM. Dickson, vas ia six divisions, AMI az
eregat,,i more Than tseH'y thousand men
and quit, u m able dash of LAZY cques
TRANS. T4Hnany with It's gorgeous ne'
banners AMI Badges heli the right Of line
The second ,iivi ion wsS assigned To Pannsy
yania Massachusetts, New Jersey ana De
eware hei4 the third division; Mar land til
fourth, the fifth was the Western di'irio
an the sixth was made up Of the late arfi'
ing organizations. Tn, hicyrle clubs G
Washington ard Baltimore brought u
the rear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-06

Mr. Iiascall Hall and Mr.. II. S. Phil
brick were in Brunswick.