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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
HOUSE

Austin Tex, Jan. III Special The
following tills and resolutions were iu-
tr0duccd IN the house today:
by Mr. Faubion-A petition from cit
izens OF Williamson county, asking for
the establishments Of another normal
school.
BY Mr., DeanA petition from citizens
of Dickens county, asking the repeal of
the scalp law
by Mr.. Ragsdale A bin 10 select a
uniform sysicm Of text books
BY Mr. Bali Requiring railroad COM
pnnie5 TO erect and Dilintniu dcpOts at
stations, towns aud Villages at certain
locations on the lines of such ronds.
10y Mr.. Bayne-lroyidng for county
teachers Institutes
BY Mr. Martina joint resolution TO
amend section 80, art TO- of the state
constitution relating to pensions.
BY Mr. Chambers A bin amending
the law as to court fees In certain
BY Mr. Turner Of Rusk- Creating n
board of pardons.
BY Mr. Breeding Creating a more Of.
licipnt system of public roads
BY Mr.. Hood Of Parker Amending
the law as to seduction.
BY Mr. Erskine amending the code as
20 reports Of county finances
by Mr. Morrison, regulating the keen
ing Of gambling establishments.
BY Mr. Townsend, amending the law
rs 10 teachers certificates.
By Mr. Dean, authorizing county com
missioners courts % condemn certnn
lands not public highways,
By Mr. Strange, amending the penal
code as TO dead animals.
BY Mr. Brown, a joint resolution 10
amend section 16, Of the first article Of
fhe constitution as 10 attamder and
OK most factO laws.
nv Nj. Long Amending the penal
code as TO reports Of county commits.
iOners
By Mr. Wilson-A resolution for a
| committee 10 prepare memorials Of de-
| ceased representatives Of the last legis-
| lafnre. Messrs. Selman and Wurzbach
/ Adopted and MessTs Wilson, Snyden,
| McI.emore and Onion were named az
the committee.
Bv Mr. Fagan % Polk Providing for
I service by publication.
Nv AR S.basiiau-A Authorizing appeals
| IN certain cases from decisions Of equal
| cation boards.
Bv Mr.Curry Joint resolution amend
Ing the constitution so ns To authorize the
/ legislature 10 charter state banks whose
notes shall be rrdeemahie la spele az
their face value. the capital stock 70 CON
sist Of one-haii Of The free school fund
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
CHEERED TINE GOVERNOR.

Austin. Tex. Jan Special THE
letter received by Senator lmbOden from
Mr. Mills. saying he would not come to
AustiE during the present session. was
written before be- had received notice of
the legislative resolution inviting him ~
come. That was not nailed 70 him until
last night. and formal answer could
not get here until after the senatorial
election.
large crowd Of State University boys
gathered In the capitol today and Justify
chetred the governor ns he emerged from
representative chamber after the inaugu-
raj ceremonies.
The printing committee Is considering
"a proposal TO model the house journal
after the Congressional Record. printing
II full all remarks made upon the floor
Of the house
Comptroller Mccall took the oath OF
office anew today. The other state of.
iicers are yet TO bc reinducted in Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
sTOCKMENs COMMITTEE.

Austin. Tex. Jan. 17.-(Spcciall The
committee appointed 10y the Cattlemen's
association In session here last week 10
attend the sessions of the legislature and
especially look ont for the passage of
bills desired for the benefit of the stock
men has arrived aud had meeting
here today. They will probably be- in
Rudds committee ON stock and stock rails
ing, and will request especially that bills
be passed for tie protection of large
ranch owners against trespnssers and
the establishment of sanitary commits
sion. Those of the committee here are
Hon. H. w Stuyton, Hon y. X. Lane,
II. VI. House ana George w littleheld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
gAUcY EN0LAND.

London, Jan. n AT a burfiedly convened
cabinet council today, action was taken y
regard TO tho sudden spirit Of independ.
eace displayed by the khcdiye 81 Egypt
Ia changing his ministry without urst haY'
Ing obtained consent Of the Briueh govern.
mcnt. Tbe Russian and French ambneen-
called upon Lord koseberfyi the foreign
minister and later upon Gladstone. Then
the summons for Il c0blnetcOuncil was Vs.
sued. n rose AZ 0.35 after resolving 10 In
form nie Khedive Al a dlstinet manner
that his position AZ ruler OF igypt depends
upon the good viii Of Great Bntlan and
Tie British government win refuse 10 reoOB-
nize tho reaauonnry miAigiry he has A.
pOinfed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
Nisw ORLEANS RACES.

Five fuflOnps, Fay wont Conlianune,
second Miss Perkins, third ume. 1;o1a-4
Second race Five and cno-half furlonge.
Sa1OuL won; salvador. second; Firgin,
third time, 1919 l-2.
Third rncve six furi0nFs, LogrNlle, won I
Long Brock, second; little Addlc, tnldi
time. 40 ~.
Fourth race iOgsitO, VOL, H0pd0o, Sec
Onds II Is WilNnehkni third; time, IA.
biffh rare sercu furlonfq. FoEiu. won
HoesWSaE, second; haidy, n,irdi tue A.d2.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
Federal PIN

risn 9l Tex, Jan. H. Especial -The
XIV s,'G n OF the Federal Die rs a sui.
m Nun IS much discussed here There
y. NV Z, who think that none hut sun.
Iid " me regular Democratic ticket
sipls,s recognized by the Cleveland
ia,il,nson, while others wonld emf
IN 4, faeral office only those sun.
,eTsp NJ Judge Clark who endorse NE
|Wseo q the after-election meeting
,ey.y o. his followers All mite,
tangll,aa.l. Tue opinion that IL wouid he
( az 'o e, precedent To corGer higb
prs.gooy Of the Clark men II is n
" ,nslon that strong opposition
ley W VIC to the candidacy Of Mr.
4 b ce ,loolen for the Alexica5 mission
IolR,s.s 'onel Iimpleman for tba Amsti,,
n H. l the ground of their $500
map support Of The latter Inv 'I Con.
'cism u S9yers has provoked ~ se |oll'
Ilsis AK eia BY Jealous admin, r "a,
abered ny suggestion that II NH IIp be y,
Dc6oepssttidn nm when he goes be
ofrsShis A movement i Is ~ doF re-
sS y 4, action to see TIM N e thd 70
suffer Il 'ne Regular orrantzstia,se ~, do
onsse Tie distribution ' cf IE Eed az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
FRANcn pIsBuRsrNG Gonn.

Washington, Jan. H. Mint Director
llecch has received a cablcgrhm from
Paris saying that the bunk of France II
Disturbing gold heavily. for the reason
that the limits of its lawful Dote issue
has been reached. and because Of the
recent large withdrawal Of notes by banks
and others for the purpose of increasing
their reserves
IL Is believed at the treasury depart
menl that these large disbursements will
Henslhly reduce the export Of EUtd from
the United States. The bank N France,
It rs said has S300O0O,O00 OF gold In rs
vaults.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
STORE BURNED.

The store OF 70. Schwaitzberg on Texas
street between Market and Edwards
was destroyed by fire shortly after s
O'Clock this morning Mr.. Sahwaitzberg
ana family, who occupied tile second
floor, escaped Ia their night clothes.
Loss $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
FIRE An ARTHuR.

Paris, Tex, Jan. a. Especial .-Yes.
terday evening fire at Arthur City de-
stroyed the Durlnt drug store and one
on two empty houses; loss $500 with no
insurance. The lire IL believed TO have
been incendiary In origin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
FIIlE AT BRENHAM.

Brennan, Tex, Jan. 17.--(Special)- -.
Fire this morning destroyed the Frieke
a finke's cotton warehouse, Mrs May
Gnckenheimer's boarding house aud the
Gilbert residence. The total loss M
Slo,OD. Mrs Snelkenheii9,er had 500
house. On the cotton platform there
were 80 hales Of cotton, nineteen were
saved, 300 bales being almost total
loss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
pOSTMAsT1Gns IN TRorrRr.p.

Washington, Jan. IL. The ciyil.seryice
commission hns laid before lhe attorney
general aud postnaster-geapral ohargiu
that the Alloghnney county, N. ", Post
masters association solicited Republican
campaign funds from postal employees ia
the last campaign, and that letter-car-
rler nc Indianapolis solicited money Of
Democratic ctter-cnrrlors for the Demo
cratic county committee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
LIST or PATENTS FOR TnXAs.

WnshlnNon, Jan II Especial =
Desk receptacle, Eugene p Carolan,
Begle Pass, and u. IL. and j. rerrel,
Seguin.
Wire strotoher, Lawson Il. Dowell,
Weton
piow fender, Alvey NJ. Ellington, Az
mira.
Box fastener Charles N. Fisher, Hous.
Cooling device, Jos. L. wilder, Mexia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
FIRES.
Fire Ar PEORIA

Peoria, H.. Jan a. Fire this morning
destroyed the power house of the Central
Street Railroad company, loss, 100000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
WOuLp ESCORr CLpYImIAND.

Richmond Va. Jan II. Virginia Is
said 10 be- the only state having a full
regiment Of cavalry. Colonel Wiciham,
the commander has written 10 General
Martin r. Mcmahon. of New York, who
will assign the troops for the inaugural
procession at Washington ia March,
nslling that the regiment be made Cleye-
lands special escort on that occasion.
Governor Mckinney Endorses the applica-
lion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
ROSTON FIRE-

Boston, Mnss, Jan. IA fOur-siory
brick building on Franklin street was de-
sirOyed by fire this morning lOssee az
follows: On building $4,000; Aston
Value company, 100000; Emil Meyer,
pomade manufacturer $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
sIInRMANs SILVER BTLL.

Washh gton, Jan. "a. Senator Sher-
man, from the finance committee, has
reported bin 10 suspend silver pur.
choses after Jan. I, 1894, aud allow nu-
lional banks 10 issue circulating notes
to the full value Of bonds deposited. lt
was placed on the calendar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
CIGARETTES RURNED

Richmond, Va, Jan. 1T.-Allen q
Ginter's cigarette factory was destroyed
by fire today; loss. $4,000. Valentines
meat juice fartOry was damaged $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
= 4 GRIP on THEM

'pl Seems te, Jan l7.-tSpeciaIA
sils her, Y ge an epidemie NJ S'i rriJno
ee lee.slat, Nearly an de na S, iilr.
y aitihn.al1e ere affected ~ V 4 n
dam United a to the shifiiny u. y ~. y
hsasss e,nosphere. ma ,ils a,.,ii.
''em Of the capitol build.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

igr the guard. Is especially to petition
ne legislature TO pass desirable lcgisla.
Colonel Rowoll OF the Fifth regiment.
ana also chairman of the house com.
nlttee on military annirs. had a con.
lcfeuce with the association this after.
hogn The proceedings however. were
9niy eeueral. aud will probably take
definite shape at the mNciing tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
FIRE AT REN WHENLER.

II las inst been learned thnt Dayliso,,
4 Gulledge Sanders & Son and A. Itey.
nOlds lost their stOrehOuses and stocks
al Ben Wheeler, Tex BY fire Sunday
night Total loss $4,000. Incendiary
origin; insurance unknown.
ulI3E Art pUENITAAF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18

Washington, Jam iT.--At the session o.
the house the work wis mapped cut for the
remainder W this week and Tuesday and
"Wednesday of next week. beyond thle,
little WIS dunO
Mr.. CutChluga of Mississippi, from the
committee uu rules. reported q resolution
which was adopted making the following aH
lRnmpnt Of business; tomorrow measures
tium the committee on immigration, Thurs.
duy nud Saturday, measures from the COM
miitrc on Interstate AMI foreign commerce;
lursdny und Wednesday OF next week the
bankruptcy bill.
a resolution WAS agreed 90 making pro-
vision for q Joint meeting Of The two HOUSES
~ congress un Wednesday, Web. X. 10 count
the electoral vote.
the senate hnl providing Tor the punish
ihnni pt oneIhT on the high seas by per.
sons not a part OF the crew ON hoard any
yWisH belonging in part or whole TO any
clllarn WIS uusHOE
AdiOufupu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
SENATOR CULLoM Is III.

Washington, Jan, IT, Senator Cullom
Of Illinois, IS III at his residence In this
city from the effects of a heavy cold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
To EXEMPr MANrrAcr1RrRs

Austin, Tex, Jan. IT. (Specinll--
senator Bowser Of Dallas Is preparing
g Joint resolution 10 submit q constitu-
uonm amendment 20 exempt manufac-
tories from taxation for a period Of ten
years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
On NTATE AErAlns

-, Austin, IeX. Jam. -(SperialO-
ihe senate committee on state affairs
There was only one Hill before tho com.
mlttee that providing That the comptroller
shall select two daily newspapers I'm dif
lerent SECTIONS of the state IN which TO
advertise for bids for supplies for state
sylnms The bill also provides that bids
shall be received every six months I'M.
stead OF three as uuder The old law.
Tue question was raised that the last
Legislature he'd amended the law 40 az 10
advertise Tor supplies for six months and
the further consideration of the bin was
postponed
Inc iiunuce committee held a meeting
rms afternoon and Instructed Chairman
lester TO- draw ilp a general appropriation
OH aud nave fifty copies printed
The senntc committee on stock raising
met this afternoon aud considered Baid.
wins bill for the establishment of a live
stock commission, The hin was ordered
pOned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
WASHINGTON NEWS.
NM sIInnNIAN nILn.

Washington, Jan. 17.--Memhers OF tho a.
nance committee who voted 90 report the
sherman hnl favoruhly were. Mcssra. Nor
rlll sherman. Allison Aldrich, uisoocs, Ne
entered uu emphatic protest against tho
proposed uciiou Of The committee and would
have hVn cnluinCd by jones and Venice
had they been prcsrnt Mcpherson said the
hill was satisfactory ia him, although he
would rather have had his resolution re-
ported
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
THE sRNATn.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE senate anti
option hll was debated today nearly three
hours and then swept over without action.
sweeping dpuunclntOns ~ the measure
were made by Measrs. lioar OF Munanchu-
sets, Vest Of Missouri and Plat 90 Con.
nocticuL as being IN utter CONFIRMATION ~
the constitution OF the Inltdc States aud In
violation ~ The rights OF tho states
The McOnrruhnn bill them received iis
siding officer submitted the question.
shall the hnl pass objections to the CONTRARY
notwithHiplding The vote resulted, yeas.
20 nays. Is; not two.thlrds In the nftrmh-
tive ana the hin was rejected
After an executive session the senate adj
iuurncd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
DEMOCRACY on TRIAL.


slp; Tex. Jan. II. (Speciall ~
wy 81 Manor, formerly president of
Nv Alliance, was present during the
iAuop of the legislature. He ~
~ lne members who opposed the
srsOh OF the Alliance into Third
machine and when all protest
A uhaValllng quietly stood aside,
y. ue sub-treasury band wagon
On; Ills Democracy has been
~ 0y IRE and hence his reply to
question as to the outlook for the
y me Democracy in the state
4.noh Is OF peculiar interest:
~ uepends.' said he ION the
It OF lhe. Democratic majority in
~ ahQ Mr., Cleveland. They will
n ,ue popular demand for thrift
uut ! am not So sure they will
" tue demand for financial re
4 iue people are as much interested
\ quesuon as in the 0thyr. Hereto
.r democratic party has escaped
.Nlpllty because II did not hive
y NV OF me government, but now
s senate, and is expected TO
,s purposes. II it refuses finnn-
sa.S.. 70 The people. IL will be- found
" TASK to hold the farmers of
w y hhe for the Democratic party
sSes hence. The fnct that The
Il g',iegauon in congress may stand
IVY. WISHES will cut no figure.
r;o ii'sarn the Democratic pnrty as
NJ Low and ii it fails TO give Thorn
n for it, ''''N 10 'ooA eieSe'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
TrYAs voLINTEER GUARD

Austin, Tex, Jan, lI.-(Speeial.l- u ne
Texos Vohinteer Guard association met
today nj the DrslIill hotel pursuant 20 o
cnll form President Oppenheimer, there
are number of distinguished military
men In attendance The president blg-
adler General Oppenhe.mer, is here from
Galveston. Inspector General Truce
Assistant Ouartermaster General lamp,
hal and Captain Ford Of the Fort Worm
Nehcibles are among those present.
captain Walter Sneed WAS maae seeis.
tary. The purpose Of the meeting, Pr
sides q conference over reforms desirable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
N(lTIlS

Mules
There have been introduced i'm the
house already over 100 bills. or some
thing over one-tlird of the total number
of bills introduced there nc the last reg
ular session.
Senator Yonllum has disclosed his con-
nection with the dark conspiracy of Gov
etnor Hogg and The Gnzctte 10 create a
board Of inquiry TO pass on applications
for pardons, which has lately been eX-
posed by the Dallas News. The senn-
tors bin makes the Acknowledgment
and the speaker constitute the board and
divides between them the muniiicent sum
of $40 per day while they are at work
Ii is a great thing for the taxpayers OF
Texas that they nave the News To guard
the treasury
In reporting the jubilee meeting of the
signers Of the anti-subtrensury manifesto
issued during the last regular session,
The Gazette made one error which Is
corrected in justice TO Ok Representative
Gerald Mr.. Davis OF rams ana nor say
that Judge Gerald asked him 10 intro
duce the International Investigation res
olution but that Harry Tracy made the
request, suggesting that it would make
him congressman He pointed TO Judge
Gerald MS evidence that Harry doesn't
rank with Habakuk and Daniel as a
prophet.
Captain Frank Ball of Fort worth,
accompanied by his wife, arrived last
night 10 attend III meeting Of the board
OF university regents which conNenes
Wednesday There are three vacancies
fnn i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-18
COUNCIL DRAFTS cHEAPENED.
Action Which Again Calls Attention te
the Silver Question in India,

London, August fla special dis
patch to the Times from Calcutta says
it IS the general opinion there that the
government has chosen the wrong
moment to lower the rate of Indian
Council drafts. 1t is believed that the
government should have held out two or
three weeks longer, until the export
trade developed. In the meantime, it
should have issued treasury bills to meet
the shortness in funds.
The action of the government in lower
ing the price to is. Std, caused great
weakness in exchange in London today.
At the stock exchange rupee paper is de-
pressed, and the price has fallen.
The Times in its financial article this
morning says: ''Denver & Eio Grande
preferred was quoted higher yesterday,
owing to an absurd impression that the
Indian government is about to reopen
the mintS to silver
The Standard regards the Indian
councils action as a complete confess
sion OF failure seldom paralleled in the
action OF governments
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-18
FLOWERS ON PARADE.
Bar Harbor Traps Gay With Floral Trap
pings.

Bar Harbor, August 1.-THE flower
parade was grand success. The traps
assem- bled at Woodbury. Park and drove
to Kebo for the parade and then through
the main street of the village. The
weather threatened this morning, but
was clear this noon. Mrs. Pulitzer en-
tered three carts and drove herself cart
decorated with gladioluses. A Victoria
filled with her friends was decorated with
purple asters and pony cart with
wheat and hollyhocks. Miss Tiffany
drove dog cart trimmed with asters and
climbing asparagus. Mrs. Isaac Lawrence
and Miss Dalton had three carts deco
rated with hydrangeas, Japanese lilies
and cedar. Mrs. Eugene Kelley's dog
cart was gay with sweet peas, purple
asters and ribbons. Mrs. Garland entered
two buggies completely filled and covered
with asters and sweet peas. Mrs. Alfred
Harrison had heavy cart decorated with
sun flowers and sun shade covered
with yellow. Other decorations were on
the carriages entered by Mrs. Parish,
purple asters; Miss Biddle, orange and
white marigolds; Mrs. Bowen, dark
gladioluses; Mrs. John Lawrence, pink
gladioluses; Mrs. H. D. Gibson, bachel-
dor buttons.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-18
LIVED BEYOND HIS INCOME.
Borrowed To Keep Up, Forged Notes and
Is Under Arrest.

st. Johnsbury, Vt, August 1.-THE
directors of the Caledonia County Pub
fishing Company, publishers of the
Daily and Weekly Republican, and gen.
eral job printers, this morning removed
Charles l. Walter from the position of
manager, which he has held since the
paper was started, in 1885. A few hours
later. Walter was arrested. charged with
forgery, and bound over to the December
term of the county court, under $4,000
bonds, in default of which he was COM
mitted to the sheriff hands. Investiga-
ton showed that Walter forged the name
of Colonel Truman C. Fletcher, one of
the most prominent men in ST. Johns
bury, to notes amounting to $500. Wal
ter's indebtedness is not far from $50, 900
most of which is held by the banks in
this community. He lived beyond his
income, and kept borrowing to keep up.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-18
IN STATE OF WOODEN NuTMEGs.
The Farmers VIII Send Up Dynamite to
Bring Down Rain.

Hartford, Conn, August 17.-The con-
tinued dry weather in this section has
stimulated the farmers to attempt rain
making after western methods. A rain
makers ASSOCIATION has been formed.
Eugene S. Clark, farmer of North
Bloomfield, has decided to conduct an ex-
pertinent and has bought in this city
ffty-fve balloons, each thirty inches in
circumference. A half pound dynamite
cartridge will be attached to each balloon
and exploded by five minute fuse at an
altitude of about half mile. The
balloons will be sent up in succession.
The experiment. will be tried tomorrow
unless the light showers falling today
develop into a heavy rainfall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-18
Sunday school Mass Meeting.

Damariscotta, August 17.-The mass
meeting of the Sunday schools of Lin
coin, Knox and Sagadahoc counties at
Nobleboro camp ground today was the
largest ever held. Addresses were given
by President Whitman of Colby, Rev. E.
M. Cousens of Cumberland Mills, Rev.
Mr.. Haines of Limerick, Rev. FL. F.
Wood of Bath, and Rev. NJ. ]. Kelley,
chaplain U.S.A. Rev. S. L. Hanscomb
conducted the question box. The Orff's
Corner Sunday school received the most
votes and won the cabinet organ. The
Woolwich and Wiscasset school won the
banner.