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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16
Cleaning a Lamp with Alcohol.

We have student lamp which my
ia.her particularly enjoys as a read
ing lamp, but which for years has
had the inconvenient habit of giving
off such an intolerable odor at inter-
walls, that we would be obliged to
Danish it from the rooms. 1t had
been in disgrace several weeks
(menders never cured its evil ways),
and | was about to claense and put it
away until somebody should have a
fresh idea for treating it. After the
oil had been poured out and all parts
carefully washed with soap and hot
water | stood meditatively peeping
into 1t and wondering what / could
do more.
Suddenly thought of alcohol, and
Selling the bottle which was near
by | poured about half cupful into
the reservoir socket-I do not know
what that part is properly named
and after shaking it back and forth
let it run through the curving
tube and out Of the burner. 1t
brought with it brownish, oily
scam, which encouraged me to be.
iieye it was thoroughly clean. /
therefore decided to give it another
trial, and am we'll rewarded. To our
delight it burns clearly and has done
so for nearly two weeks. At its next
failure | shall repeat the experiment
| do not know why it might not be
used with equal advantage upon less
intricate but sometime refractory
burners.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16

If you have no employment, or are being
poorly paid for the work you are doing, then
write to b. F. johnson Co, of Richmond,
Va, and they will show you how to transform
Miss fortune into Madame fortune. Try it.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16
sinh Ends or Thought.

Contentment makes pudding OF
Idle men are as great gossips as idle
women. o+ -.
II mans ability were as greao at
his discomfort, everybody would Do D
Napoleon. .o,e.,, mon
bachelors are the unbuttered bread
of the world.
Sentiment is glorifled prejudice:
Writers are the only cooks VINO love
10 eat their own victuals.
Every man defends himself uncoD
sciously. o.. no
There is one day in the week 10 20
to church, and seven to love lny
neighbor as thyself.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16
British Wrecks.

Within the last thirty years there
have been on the British coasts Sc, 377
wrecks, with the loss of 22,3l2 lives.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16

It is estimated that it costs the
well-to-do people of this country
1925, OOC, coo annually to support char
liable institutions, while at least
$500, 900, 600 are invested in perma-
nent buildings where the needy are
cared for.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16

A noble soul has no other merit than to be
a noble soul.-Schiller.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16

To cleanse the system in gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the Springtime comes,
use the true and perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs.
One bottle will answer for all the family and
costs only so cents; the large size 81. Try it
and be pleased. manufactured by the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co. only.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16
Electrically Guara.s
MANY visitors to the NJ.

Many visitors to the Metro,,s.
scum of Art wonder at tina , rNis
sence.of guard against theft A., sss 4 ;
easy it would be to rife alm.' ~
the case, OF their valuable cor..
of these cases is guarded. bos.
small wire which connect, WI, ' I,
and also with a large gouy Il ! u
ment. Each Of the cases !, ~
which contains the Moses.r..s
lection of porcelain, minia,u,s. : |
valuable objects is connected ~
electrical wires, so that II a., .S
should attempt to force omen l
signal would be given at opcs 4
arrangement is made for The y. y
most of the other cases,-g,.
Herald, ="
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16

Suffering is part of the divine idea. Hen.
~ Ward Beecher.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16

A Philadelphia candidate eo,,
that so many lies were told Az.
during the campaign that h !.
now get credit from his tain
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16
Am y u

liam ictedwith sore eyes use DR. IsaacThomp-
ton's Eye wafer. Druggists sell AT Csc a bottle
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16
British Wrecks

British Wrecks.
Within the last thirty years there
hove been on the British coasts 90, 81
wrecks. with the loss of %, 3l2 llyes.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16

Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and EN-
cientiy, on the liver and bowels. rs cents
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-03-16

day as the inaugural address. 1t is
the inaugural tribute by politicians to
iatv
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02
BORN.

GRIswoLo:.-In Elko, Nevada, Jan. q
1893, TO tho wife OF A. NJ. Griswold,
OF Lsmoille Valley, q son.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02
COME TO

California papers are taking to task
the "climate epicures" who are dis.
contented with all the places in the
State which they have tried Tor q
home. The Golden State has largely
become the resort of Eastern people
afflicted with some form Of disease
requiring q change Of air, Northern
California being adapted to some, and
Southern California to others. 10
them climate has been the first con-
sideration. They have become so
o in the search for an ideal cli-
mate that they roam from place to
place, finding in each some claims to
their admiration, but nothing perfect
anywhere. People settled in the ill.,
trrior long for the seashore; settlers
by the open sea pant for the bills or
Wales of the inland regions. Folks
in the north or up in the mountains.
have too much cold, and those in the
south find the monotonous warmth
enervating and destructive to activity.
They are described as spoiled chill
dren calling out for new dainties to
replace those which have palled upon
their delicate pulates."
There is no doubt much truth in
Shis. Perfection cannot Do found on
earth, whatever may exist elsewhere.
But in Nevada we rarely hear COM
plants about the climate. Take the
year round and it is nearly all that
could be reasonably desired as posi-
BILE. Cloudless skies, blue as indigo
Winter and Summer, with a few va
Citations to make its beauties all the
more acceptable. Balmy, yet bracing
air, free from fogs and malaria.
Enough heat in Summer days to make
the cool nights pleasant. Sufficient
snow in the valleys to give us a little
good sleighing, and % the mountain
heights to store up water for the
coming Summer to provide for farm
and home. A dry atmosphere in
which there is no pulmonary death,
germ. Mountains to ward off the cy.
clone and the Eastern blast,
Ours is The ideal climate, far ahead
for health and comfort of the ever
equable temperature of the South, Oh
the tedious Winters Of the North
Sufficient extremes to make variety
steady weather for most of the year
and to render Nevada the sanitarium
for tho invalid and q healthful, Joyful
aud glorious home for the active, vi
rile and brawny sons and daughters
OF men. Come to Nevada aud Rue.-
Carson Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02

HOOPS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, B~iiousnesa. Price Is cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS,

The Republicans of Augusta are hsrr,y ,,,,s..,
10 meet IN general caucus n. Meon.aa Hall ON
faesJsy evening, tehraar, 18th, for the purpes~
OF namsnat,ps candidate for nayor 10 H. snn
ported al the municipal clcciioa March ls,b N"f'
The el,y. committee have decided TO hold III.
caucus under The following conditions and nl,ns,
q. A, Tneli anaJ, NJ Cross ~i se, nd s,srs,., NJ
The xofing III the caucus will b. conducted unisr
the plan 81 the Australian ballot. One booth Mi,
be erec;ed, and the tslot box will be .n,jer m,
cheek lists will be used. '"'
A Rspabicaa desiring tn vote will 30 10 the ,,o
persons in charge of the check lis, OF tle ward IN
WHICH he resides, and II his name Is found ma"
the list, il viii be checked and he viii hr s,.n
ballot lie can take his ballot rttire 10 the booth
pat cross sgaipst the name OF the pesson icr
whom he desires TO vote. After thus Aims M.
ballot he can deposit i, in the box presided o,s,
by the chairman and secretaries.
The CITY committee will. gu the morning of tn,
DAY ., ,he caucus publish N The newspapers lis, Of
upon the ticket any nsine which any 10 K,nuhi
cans IN writ ng request them 10 place upnn m.
t,eket, Blank space will be left on the ticket so
that every voter, II he wants to vote for one ohs,
than whose name is on the ticket, can write nnon
the ticket his choice. There will also h, n,,n,.d
upon the ticket the two words PLURALITY ma
MA.ohti n ava saeh Neter is req"esied to ex.
press his opinion by putting a cross against on,
OF these words, whether he desires this eon,,n.
tion 10 be made by plurality or majority md a
decision Of the majority thus voting shall govern
this nomination. "
The following persons have charge OF the CHECK
lists, aud the polls will be open from six o'sloel
until nine +, NJ. Az nine O'clock the chairman
shall declare the polls closed and he and the sec
te,ares will count the VOTES and announce III, re-
suit. ~
Ward I, Byron BOYD and c. II. Cunningham.
ward :. Chas. X. Hall and Melville smith, wnri
$. r. l.. ilersey and Leon Hcberi ward i. Asa ID
Townsend aud Columbus Cottic, ward s. smith \
Randall and u. y: Bachelor; Ward d, 4. W.
Foster and J.. Howard Chandler; Ward :.
Nerans kimhai and Weliman Curtis. y
The nominations TO the CITY committee mus, he
made before fore o'clock on Monday February
18th, in order that the committee may have the
ballots properly printed Per order
Augusta, Me-. Feb. -. lsa3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
EDITORS TABLE.

The First Intern ,tional Railway Lif,
and writings of John Alfred Poor, edited by
Laura Elizabeth Poor: New York; G. 2
Putnam's Sons; PIP. 400. Price 81 90.
The biographies of authors and poets, di
vines, soliiers AMI statesmen. have multi
pied exceedingly in recent years; but the
life of IA great business man, whose activi-
lies were devoted with assiduous and un.
firing zeal, to the building up of great en-.
terprises that should live after him to con
tribute powerfully to the neral prosperity
is something of novelty. For that req.
son we turn To the volume before us with
special interest, an interest intensified tina,
Mr.. Poor was Maine man. and tina.
the activities of his busy life were
largely given to promoting the com
rnercial interests of his native State
The life ana writings of such IA man, in the
intelligent and instructive way they are pre-
sented to us in this beautiful memorial vol
ume constitute, net only a fine tribute to
his character, earne.tuess of purpose, bu'
also make valuable contribution to our
historical literature. We do not remember
to have anywhere seen in so con lensed and
entertaining form,such wealth of informa
lion touching the early railroad history OF
Maine. 1t is work that certainly seem.
to merit wide circulation. Mrs. paor has
shown herself to he possessed of literary
talents of a high order. and in giving the
record of her husbands life to the reading
public in this excellent volume. has per
formed most valuable and praiseworthy
service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
MarketinQ Poultry,

The marketing ofpouitry .as well as every
farm product should be more carefully done,
getting each product to the consumer and
giving him advantage of portion of the
profits the mildleman scalps. You will win
bis friendship, good will and respect. and,
hat is best of all. his patronage continually
Seek the better class of customers, rich city
families wanting choice pair or dozen
chickens each week, or a regular supply of
! strictly fresh farm eggs at prices that are the
market or above it in some cases. Even at
market rates your profits will be yours and
not the m,ddleman's. Do you not see: You
will he surprised to see how many people
want the best poultry anil eggs, and are
always willing to pay top prices. They
want to be sure of what they are getting.
Once your honesty is proven to them you
are sure of poultry becoming remunerative
| and great pleasure. Besides the private
! consumer the better class of cafes, hotels.
restaurants and hospitals should command
your attention, as they usually pay good
prices for the gilt edged fowl or fruit of the
hen, both Of which can be Produced cbeaply
and successfully BY any intelligent farmer
who will give the same attention and energy
he devotes 10 his farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
Railroads, Teie9raphs and Ex-
pfeAA0A.

Tfe committee 20 sa.sfsHas. JeIesfayhs and Ok
rrs-se- si rive pehisr bearing at their room 10
fhe state House - fs}g~s
ws..sas.isg. Frb u. at 2 r. ".
IN DE isi eHtHle8 oct additional To chap
ter i5I lsee ri is-'. Incorporating tie b|"thbsy
Railroad Company
skoNbegsD, Soridgesock and Madison Electric
On tie Ill entitled. an at 20 extend the t,fae
for the completion Of the ~SoSbpESn ana "pg
i5zreaes Railroad.
ia the BIZ entitled, an act rotating TO the Cape
Elizabeth siioFs Railroad
On the petition VI ). ". smith and others Of
NsKasii and Limerick for charter for feie-
phone sBd Telegraph Company
Jsspfsisg. Erb. n At : T. ".
GA tn. i,iii entitled. act % amend chapter
s,s8 of tisr PFsafs aud Np'csai Laws Of ls49. en-
titled an set 20 incorporate the Waldo sad
Somerset Hldwa7 Company"
WefiDe stiuy, Mar J. At =. "
nn The. bsu eatit.sh, an act 10 incorporate ths
Anaabsssess,tk ard hPnhrLee Railroad COMPANY
I'm ili, bdi rHililrd. eel 10 iaeorp"raie inc
Sseo Riser Electric Light Fow-r aud half"Hd
tofgpaHY
20 ~ liz. PT.ysl, and special Laws Of 1871. en-
ahllug the county ~ " Washington 10 Hd in the
,nnsiruei.sn ~ the Nalne Stofc Ian" Railroad.
On the BIZ ugtsflei an act - incorp"tst" ~"
1ar,hoa Freslur isl' and Fort Fairfield street
Railroad 20.
An matters assigned far Yet. q are ponpon@d
uuiit feb. y.
"wednesday. Ngf !. at , e VI
pn thu petition Of Edward r. Richards and
others ga incorporate tii" Hfndfn and Lake 'tty
Railroad Go.
Tn tii. bill entitled, ~ art io Incorporate the
fiamptt,n and Wiuisrport Electric Railway and
Light Company.
Thar. ny, feb, q. at 4. "
TN the bll entitled an act 10 amend see. "a
tf chapter 81 of the KeFisrd statutes relating u
srSssiags.
ThursIaY, March ,. isgI, 2 J., W.
ga The btli "nfti lri. an aHl to ineofpOrh the
wnldoboro aud Randolph Hallway tomgasy.
us Inc bill rBtiiird, ga act 10 incorporate the
iubcG Telephone aud Telegraph company,
Albert NJ PEsLEY, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

The death of Hon. George Z. Weeks ne
moves from our nsrlst foremost citizen
Who has been through the activities Of =
busy Iife, eiossiy add ioserAbls iIentiiied
With the gro~th and prosperity Of our city.
He has Represented Angusa with aieii,y
and success in bosh branches Of the Leg;s-
Iasure. and has served the city With dis.
tnctionsin number Of capacities inriadins
moss crsditAbIe term as It's mayor Mr.
Weeks vas = man Of sterling character and
bis death viii be sincerely noarned by .
large circle Of frienis, both in ard out Of
the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

The com nitte. on legal Affairs will give publl'
bearings a. their room IN the state House rs fol
lowa
Thursfa' ffh =. Htsf
tn thu bill "a a.nrnd the statutes relating Il
baryinI stoHnds.
on e" b It 10 SUPPLY thr village OF south Gar
dlnrt y =, irHfr winter.
lu.saa, i-b, q, : T., W
Gu m, hlli ia ntneud the statutes relating 10 thu
sal. Of pii-reuc literature.
pb the bill TO incorporate the Gidden Waic
ilaminHt ny aud Poser COMPANY,
IN the hi'l 10 incorporate the Waldobaro W alter
flestrie aai Power Ga,
On The act to authorIr the town nf Brooks I,
create and MAINTAIN -nkng fund and TO .eo
trustee.
On thr al to amend she Private nad -pecla
laws at i-sA, felalng 10 SCHOOL district No 3 o
hepbstinns
Tl,ursd4y teh. q, NJ T.. NJ
on tl.u btl relating tr def ngr4 in actions 70
turts ar Hiuri,s I'd ua The i.nri'S dsy als'
on bill 20 pmrNd statutes RELAXING Ia tru-te'
prpcrsa-
Thursday Feb ~ n : n'eipck T. VI
On a bill reistips 20 etauge Of Ward lines II
elites
Thursday. Mar. ct L. ".
ia Ia, hIi 10 esinhlish hrtrds ~ police.
TN the lcthiun 20 take water from Lakewood
md if-aknerk punh'.
by order af tho Committee,
WALIEE &. EMERSON, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

We publish IN another column this morn
ing the call for the Republican city caucus.
We feel that il will commend itself 70 all
the members Of The party 10 this CITY. 1t il
teminently fair and just, and 10 undoubtedly
th. best plan that eoaii have been devised
for accurately aseertsiaipg the drift Of
party sentiment. We cannot urge too
strongly upon the Republicans of this eiry
the importance of turning out in force at
the primaries. Let the nominatiol - made
at the eaucuses represent the best judgmen.
Of the whole party, ana ther- gill BIZ no
doubt but what they will be ratified at the
polls by our usuti handsome hsiority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

Mr.. Glasiseone's Home Rule bill has
passed il first stage without any serious in
Jury. The opposition as vet seem to have
settled upon no definite line of attack. but
such arine - there wss vas 1t random. 1t
voah appear. however, that the points
which she opposition intend to make the
mot Of. are the retention Of the Irish mem
hers At Westminster and the lack Of specific
s.sssures for the protection of the Ulster
county Protestants. The opposition recoe-
nine that the psesent bill is stronger than
thaf Of les6 ard thak popular sentiment i
more favorable 70 SOME settlement Of thc
question tAaa Il vss tasa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

Within the past few months property val
ued at over one million dollars and fifty-otie
lives have been lost on the Atlantic coast
between Cape Fair, n. c., and Cape Hen
iopen, Del This fact has called attentioc
10 the importance of breakwater to pro-
vide harbor of refuge along this exposed
| coast for vessels in rough weather. Men
vi Ii versed in shipping matters say that a
large breakwater should be built somew here
about half way between Hampton Roads
and Delaware breakwater. Shipmasters.
trading coastwise, frequently reach the
poiGt advocated, when. from adverse winds
Of stormy nature, they are compelled to
run back for Hampton Roads, distance of
sixty miles that might have been saved had
breakw alter existed in that vicinity. there
by causing not only delay in the Transports
'iln of merchandise and expense to owners
of vessel property, but often causing great
loss TO both by the vessel being blown off
shore or stranded upon the coast. There
is no place on the Atlantic coast that could
be made to benefit our coastwise traffic to
such an extent and it is hoped Congress'will
see the Importance of beginning work upon
this breskwater the present year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

We are in receipt of the new Lewiston
daily, The Lewiston Daily Sun. IL is a
neatly printed, vigorously edited and breezy
paper. II is Democratic in its politics.
The Sun has the Associated Press
di.patches and presents an entertaining and
attractive tclegraphie psge. The ksSSsHsc
JotwSAr is glad to welcome it into the field
of Maine journalism, anil hopes that its ca
recr may be long and successful one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

The commlfie. on Interior waters viii give pub
follows
" sslae .,iay tpb. 90. Is,El. a. T..
TN The petition If &. Qdncy and Others %
Mssafdis to authorize HSvcrly Hawktns. III
huif. and assigns 10 bnid spf maintain uiff- an'
bn1uts ia 81 tfptS aver, IA said NHstfdiE, opp"
site said iltMkih-' mill lnt,
An act 10 Incorporate the krnaebec waite
Power tpmpauy.
An ~, ~ cGhas e. The outlet NJ tushmhn pond.
f"titio ~ + - H.. al nnti % Gihsr-. for cliar
ter fnr ste city "i Hanger tgvfrct aud maintain
dam and bridge 81 So near The mouth u hcHdHs
tesg stFrnm ~ sad rity, With btu accompanying
siil an act To amend as act entitled, an act ma
thpritluR and empowering M boH'nRsworih ans
whitney 90 , 10 rrrrt aUd MAINTAIN bVuns nh'
piers In the kruhrb"c riser.
wsdns sdar. March !, At T.. VI.
ia an at to ebingr the outlet Of t'nshinHI
pCad.
Al hearings advertised rs this committee fu
Irb tSd postponed one week.
L A MARsTps. Secretary,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23
COMMITTEE HEARINGS.


The ja6.cssry eommits.e VII owe public hear
tnx. ~ fhsjy rooms II state House. ~ follows
ThsFsdsy, Feb, ~.
ga the petition II y. " Hll sad 70 Sthsrsr ina
trxnsbig 40. 10 may De sst OF from hafaeoSs
so.,ssd suasxsd 70 f<ssSscof "a.
The hear 4 On a petition in rriasioa 20 NAM
reJ<,rfs has lssn paaysbsd 70 Thsrsdsy. Feb "a
TharsAsy, FEB. 70
Oa va act to incorporate the Bee Hive Moan
tan VI xfsr 20,
Fridsy. Feh "a. AT r. ~
On a bill felaliBg TO sssfiiesi regssfstSa-
The bearing H,oH art 10 appoint 40 eiestr,f
pssss eoma1ssioher hse been posipoHsd from FEB
Is 70 Feb "a.
Ts.staY. gsb r. q O'Clock r. NJ
en- al see relating TO criminal boHds and Fseos
hixsHfss.
1I,e tsssia z stgu an ~ relating 10 medical reg
isfsasf0g has bt~s lssfts,hsd 10 TUESDAY zen y
~ ofdsf az .hs eossfsit.sss
FnAsg " HiSgtsS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

The manly way in which Governor
Mckinley of Ohio has met the financial
reverse that has come upon bin. as re-
suit of his endorsing friends paper. will
add to the high esteem in which Ne Is hold
hy has fellow 60. ntrvmcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

The London Times, the organ of ol-tinie
fendaiism. thinks that there is absolutely
nothing worthy of its august approval in Mr.
Gls,lstone's Home Rule bill. This is about
the strongest argumentin favor of the meas
urc that we have vet noted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

Tuesday morning to the general surprise
of all and in spite of the fair weather signal
on the post Office n big storm of blizzard
ike nature SIT in and continued until a
large amount of wet snow had accumulated
by noon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

There appears to be good deal of un-
certainty attaching to Mr.. Cievelsnd's Sc
lection of an attorney general. few
DAYS ago Congressman Wilson of West
Virginia. was announced rs the man.
Nov we are informed, by dispatch from
Penusylvauis. tina, George A. jerks of
n,sn, and has siyniie.i his acccp,ance of it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

The reception given to the people yester-
day by Governor Cleavts was a most sue
cessful and enjoyable event. The day was
the most unpropttioas of the season, and
the large number of neople who hraved its
inclemencies to take our Chief Executive
BY the hand was convincing proof of his
meriiei popularity with his fellow citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-23

| \ New York man was arrested Moulay
nj sht for incorporating in women's clothes
anil dancing ballet upon one of the prin-
cipal streets. In the morning his wife APP
peared aud claimed him, and. after a foe
of $500 had been assessed upon him, she
was permitted to take him home. 1t is to
| be- hoped that she will take better care of
| him in the future.