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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-04

Il rsers b b D nssai esgAa q he Ne uiil
aass tst sf 1arsaips yAsrs-

wAsaIySrox, Sev- S.--Secress-x Her
csr. .xss thai i = aet 3sc3:ed yet sAeshe,
,a- eraser Ne~ Tsrk sssl g TO Brazil O:
aoE- A szasf sasltxEaa1 10 being made hy
aavy ts.taas 20 ascertain The character an.
ssrsesla Of rAe Sect hsins gathered ~
FsiIssr's szsafs. Ana LIZ naevtnas2ss Of The
Nsw York AMI Osaer nif=a States var res
ssis y il Y-Dasa2s ieps nj upoa their rerarf.
Naval atherrs 10 not eGzsl3sr tsse vessels
OF TIE 5s.enct Brazilian has which have
been bcsgAs vsry Formidable wx-ships.
They are hardly serTicsaole gan plat
fs-as, o1s sad. and czrnss BE depeniea
spoa 10 stAsd pGnishrneut from Msllsi.
5=St- They rely snsi-ely upon ttsear sgetNi
All the AhzAsy Of g.arlr commanders Il
Asr&ls then &srteroas,y.H
The Mes YORK csa make IG knots with
ecoaoznscss coal consumption AMI the de-
pXftaseHi feels stass there viii be no neees-
s.Iy Of seEa3ins her south aheSd of peiI0'o $
aS~ 5eet /; there IS 10 be q eis naval
battle in Brazilian ~xters, the President be-
IsFes tie United States skoal3 be repre-
s-n-sG aF the ls-ees; aett ia that nel ghe@r-
bod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-04
BOHpoiNHAM.
Masonic Lodge Elects 0aicsrs-Funerai Of
Late Mr John White

BowporSHAN, Nov. . Special The
officers of the Village Lodge, No. &c F.
and A. NJ. for the ensuing year were in
stalled Wednesday evening the Isl inst,
by Hon J. W Balm of Bath. The exer-
cises were public and followed by refresh
ments Taken altogether i, was a very
pleasant affair The following is the list a.
it stands for the year.
Geo II. Blodgett, W. NJ; J. L. Brown,
5 " Saml Donneil. J W W. H. Bianch-
ard, treasurer W. A. Wood, secretary +.
X Jack, S. d; Geo. L. Whitmore, J. ID ;
F. II. Purington, 5. 5 A. II. illllrnsn' j.
s H. r Hiuckly. msrshal II II. Wilson
chaplain; +. A. Wood. tyler.
A fleet of four sehoonvrs, an unusual
sight for this place, have been waiting furns
for dischsrglng at the Sagsdahoc Fertilizer
Company wharf
Tie funeral services of Mr.. John White,
late Of the Ridge, took place this p. NJ, Mr..
White was one Of cur esteemed elderly
men, beiug about 80 years Of age, highly
respected by all. .-~ 4~:...*
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.


Atsm meeting of the Bates college board
FRIDAY forenoon. Col. F. NJ. Drew Of Lew
i.ton vas elected 10 ,be Offices Of secretary
sni treasurer. H..
The store Of FL Anlrevs at Milton vas
broken into tie nigh! Of Nov. Fad and
about 81 il cash taken. The same might
The store Of F. NJ Bartlett ~ Bryant's
Pond was entered, about g beinS secured
there. No goods were taken at either
plaza. r. .4. H.
II looks ss If lie co-opvrAiive shoe shop
at Auburn would De success. A meeting
Of stockaoll@rs vas held in l. P. hs.l 81
= o'clock Tuurs fay afternoon. The CID
com a,ittee' Suggested the way IN which the
stock ckbolders should proceed. A committee
Of three vas appointed to procure charter
for cooperative company snd report to
the stockhol3ers II ~iii take about week
10 procure the charter. Immediately after
the charter i. received 8 meeting viii be
called and stock issned.
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DEER ISLAND vuLIUREs.
They Swarm Around Stranded vessel un'ii
Beat on by the Grew .'-

RocKLASp. Nov. 3.-Schoaner Frank l.
z. Of s.. john. \. B., ashore IN Daer
Island ,horougafare, wss hauled OF the
rocks THURSDAY evening by revenue steamer
woodbury.. Csp:. NJ l. PbilliPs The
schooner is laden with freEood for Bos'on.
but il full of water and will be ucahle 70
nreceei wi;hon; extensive repairs.
wtlle s,rAnaei & part of the deck load
w.swsshs away aud wss appropriated oy
= asqt Of bosts msnnea by Der lslshdefs'
who hung sroHnl the wreck ike TaNn'fs
During the night they tried ID eut the Lash
IS. of the Jeck load in order 10 throw It
,r,to the water whence they could easily SET
svsv with It. bat the master and crew
armed with beIsyiaz pins AMI hahtsp' ses,
kspt than + until the cutter came siong'
bri ring TO item vi.ions Of a csE1' when
tl.y few of 10 their nests sn,ooz the roc Ks
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MKtsossxx. Nor. s-Ail The coasaiss
display great interesa In the Wait Of ~
CasAiiaa minister OF commerce. aAd ~
cahis pfolecf 10 being heartily suPposssd-
The laying Of the arst section of The $50
cable vAs hrgan at Gomen. New Caleaoaia.
On August 20. and has he<n complsesd -
BaniAhers, one of the eeusers Of the sugar
inaassry in Queensland, and thss placss
Fr~nch and Enslish territory in he Sossh
seAs in commuuscasson with each eeheg.
IL 10 believed BY the supporters II ~
new line that the cAhle Just laid 10 caly ~
hxs,nning Of the new Pacific cahls which b
to connect Canada and Australia ard thss
complete the telegrarAic circle Of The
world. TIE oeurse which the nev cable is
intended TO take 10 from neu Caledonia -
FIJI, FROM there 10 Samoa. and
from Samoa 10 Henoiala 10 the Fan
ning Islands. and from that point stsAiehs
TO vanooave, The ruiers Of the islands
which have been included ia the souss have
promised subsidies. and tie assistanee Of
the Canadian government 10 counted upoa
IL the construction Of the sectiou froa
Heaniaiu 10 Vancouver 10 10 be An accom-
plsshed fact
The company behind the new cable 10 The
SoSttsc &C ftANs Aisf wv tSNAthf~rs W.
Marins. which Is snhsiaiset BY France. and
The ner cable lies in part through foreign
terrisaFy. Thus, as the principal valae Of
Pacific cable, from 80 imperial point Of
view, is that i, might be usei in case Of
var. 1t 10 evident that . line passing
through the hands Of foreign power mighs
become useless in case Of an emergency,
Thi. 10 ~hy Il 10 not thought probable that
The Enslish government viii be disposcd 10
suesidise the new line.
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The creates. msn are those who have
done the mos, for the good snd ADVANCE
n,sr, Of the human rsce. The man Who
stands fnost prominently before the public
,sd.y 10 the cure Of disease, 10 DR.. Greene,
n "a Temple Pises. Boston. Mass. the
5i.covsrer of that ronderfel remedy, Df.
G,esne', Eervura blood and nerve remedy.
He il the founder Of that great sysfem of
nj sips consultation and sdvice by means oi
letter core. ponsence. free Of charge.
Write him . description Of youf con-
platu,. or send for his symptom blank, and
BE- viii ,snd you an exact descripeion d
vouy disease. He gives most careful and
exyI.cs. attention to all ietters. snsvsfinG
eli quss ions and thoroughly explaining
each symptom % tina; you viii know exact
" rh.. your complaint 10 and for al thia
be- ssakss no charge. Dr. Greens 10 III
mos: saeesssfai syscsalisf In the cure OF all
nervous zaa chronic d;seasss and be givss
you the benef, Of bis valuable adsics viii
20 expense to yourself, and BY thss writ
isz him aboss your case. you vill sndoabs-
esly regain your health.
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WILL SUE FOR DAMAGES.
widow Of George Brown. Killed On Railroad,
Will Sue the Maine cch,rai.

RlcHNoxp, N9y. a. Special The
widow ei George Brown OF Bewioinhafr
x ho wss killed on the railroad track nsaT
Torsham fair grounds on the / sht Of oct
lS. vss in town fe~ dsys ,iace consult
ing counsel sith view 10 instituting pro-
cse,ling. against the NJ. c. r Il. Company
10 recover damages resulf.og from her hus-
bands death
Mr.. Brown states that she is prepared to
prove that her husband was Law fully rldins
on the train by which be wss killed aud
thst he met his death by falling between IRE
car. while attempting 20 pass from pas
.enger coach 10 the saloon on tie rear end
Of The train.
A ticket over the read was found on the
person of the dead man ST the time Of ths
Inquest
Mrs. Brown denies thst her husband ws'
d-nuk. Hon. II. VI. Heath Of Augusss
will be o: counsel IN the case
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KAISER FRANZ IossF GETTING Aseav.
ns~ Nc nsy nsst ths asissai d pssai-
ssss Stalssmsa 10 Feea Nee aiaisty.

LospoS. Nov, 5, A special 10 the stan
lard from Vienna says Prince Alfred Win
iiseh-Grsis. whom Kaiser Franc Jossf de-
sired to succeed Count Taane - Austrian
prime minister. has announced that owing
to imper,An; family reasons he 10 not able
to accept the Office.
The lisrai h adds ,hst Count ksfi Ho-
hen~ art su GeriAchs,ein 10 likely 10 be
summoned. II he refases the Kaiser will
make his own choice and ~ill pay little rv-
gard to the names suggested by the party
managers or the prsss. His majesty 10
much irri,ssed by the parliamentariAn pres
sure to force him 10 decision in . matter
which he regards as his exclusive preroga-
tive.
A special to the United Prrss from
Vienna saws that ksiser Farm Josef has
summoned Prince windisch-Grs,z to . con-
ference ai Buia-Pesth. The Governors Of
Of Bohemia AMI Gslicia and several other
supporters Of the governments vii attend.
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IN THE MOUSE.


WARRINGTON. Nov. SIN the House.
the urgency deficiency bill came back from
the conference, the Senate eonfe.ees in
s.s;iag on the Senate amendment providing
back ray for clerks. No other cunferecs
we're appointed. and no sc.ion taken.
After prolonged flibusteripg. led by
Hstcheson of Texas, which WAS absolutely
without avail, the House agreed TO 4 joint
resolution offered by Richardson, providing
ior the retention on the rolls Of clerks and
per diem session employees during the in
tervAl betw cen the first and second sessions
Of this Congress. There was very little op-
position To the resolution. Richardson
moved TO reconsider AMI lay on the table.
Pending this Hu;eheson Of Texas moved
to take recess until s.45 or Is minutes
before the hour fixed for adjournment.
On this motion no quorum voted. Tel
Ter. were asked far by Huicheson. Rich
arison withdrew his motion 10 reconsider.
hoping 10 clear the atmosphere, but Hutch
eson Immediately renewed il and the fog
became ss dense Is before. He insisted
upon his motion for a recess, but 1t Was de-
tested III TO s. the Speaker voting to make
quorum.
The turmoil in froat of the Speakers
de.k Vas Bproarious during thi. scene. Ex-
ecyations were hurled at the offending mem-
ter from Texas, but the only efecI they
had was TO make him more oelhcose than
ever. He continued TO hliouster for some
time again., Richardson's motion 10 recon
siier. but during breathing spell Catch
ing. of Mississippi caught The Texan nap
ping and cut the Goriian knot by moving
20 suspend the rules.
This was ordered and Richardson moved
10 reconsider the vote by which the House
agreed 10 retain employees during the rscs-
ton. and moved 10 lay that motion on the
table, which the House promptly agreed TO
The regular order was demanded and con-
ulit,ees called for reports.
The clerk of the Senate brought back
the Ioiuf resolution introduced by Richard
.on Oh providing for the retention o. clerks
AMI per diem session employees Of the
House during the interval between the hrsi
and second sessions. The bill, ss returned
from the Senate, Was freighted with an
smendmen, which brought dismay TO the.
economical leaders Of the majority in the
House.
Itwas found ths, the Senate had tackled
on the ola bone of contention in the urgen-
s20ss for back pay CT Senate clerks. The
members OF the House were considerably
uonplasse1. Finally they began to back
ioxn, and the chairman Of the sppropris-
ions committee, Sssers Of Texas, moved
to concur in the Senate amendment. He
though. the House hsd better rscede from
IS position. This the House was prepared
to do as gracefully sni expaditiously as
nl.t..a an
xas prssentesi asking that the hour Of al
j5urnmeut be postponed TO 50.
Pending action on the adjournment feso-
luton. Csschings moved 10 suspend the
rules and that the Senate amendment TO
lhe clerk aud per diem employees resolu-
lion Be adopted.
The Speaker appointed Richardson and
Hutcheson tellers. Before the Tote was
announced the hour Of ) came the gsvei
fell. and the Speaker announced that tire
II ou.e stood adjourned sine die
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CAMDEN REJ9ieeS.
Sac is nscs Better os Ihsa 3esafe the Fire
81 Nor 10. 1882

CAAbEs. Nov. 3.-SoEemeer 10, one
year ago, the business part Of Cam sen y IS
destroyed by FIRE, ent2iliag building and
stock loss of sb0ag $50 .0asa. Bat one
brick buiidiag ga. destroyed in TIA. ere
To-Day l3 brick blocks, costing about
$40 .0o, mostly completed ani occupied
stand IN the place Of those burned, besides
about the same number OF srasller hIll3ing.
iron covered, and $4,000 Methodist
church, erected outside the banned district,
bringing the totsl estimated cost Of new
buildings up 10 $4,000
Adding the vslae OF new stocks and se<-
erage, nos absG; completed, neS Carntea
will stand many thousand dollars sheat Of
oil Camden. with il. frame stores destroyed
by IRE.
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SCARLET FEVER AT SKonhE6AN.
Oscar kssssssa Arrestss Tor Hsaasiss asies
es fhe eea,d Of heath.

sKowHEsAs. Sov- 5.-( Special The
controversy zs % ~hettsr there Is scarlet
fever Is .own h2s assumed ae~ phase
Osc4, K Kaawitoa, II xbe.s family The a.
Legged cases occurred Vas 4-r4ignea befcre
the jssiios today, charged with violating The
russs Of tie bozra os heath.
Ehosstan conducted business CT deiir-
er5nx groceries .e- c. ". Day shile bis
chi a4ren sere sick Hence the complaint
By TIE health etseer. ksosii9n ast been
advised By physician q reputation te&l
the case vas no, scarlet feEer-
There Are seversl easss Of Ike Character
in tevn asd eGnsiirraa3e interest By ths
citizsn. n the outcome kgoz!lea ga.
bound eve. 70 the DscsEoe term c. the
supreZze cSuet.
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WTSTuEor.

WISTHRor.
F,y. Thousand sslmon from the North
Belgrade hatchery we're pa; into Wheeler
br,ok. Lake Msranacoot. Wednesday.
Several thousand trout from Lake Auburn
xese pot in las, ~eea.--Shorsf Beos.' nev
block i. nearly completed. II viii b. one
Of the snes. 10 'o-n.---Mr. snd Mrs. Y. l..
Lov.jay returned Tuesday from . tvo
usek.' trip through Aroosiook county -
stv,rsl Winthrop Masons and wives st.
tended the entertainment at the Opefs h0use.
Augusta. Thursday II 10 reported the Win
,hsop Mills Co. ~ill start up their mile
next Aoni.y.-one Of tbe district schools
Ia. bern closed on account o! the scholars
having revere colds. which are pfevsisns
fhroagh the forn ss present. u. w.
Bates i. x~sy on hsptins trip.
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ADJOURNED.
Extraordinary Session Now a
Thing Of the Past.
Hutchescn Of Texas Stirs House Up
in Very Closing Hour.
Coinage d Stasdard Silver Dollars 10 b Re.
ssasl at 0aes.

wAsRlSsroS, Nov. S.-The Senate Was
in executive session until q few minutes
pas, s o'clock. the hands on the Ssnste
xaa then the doors were -eopened. RAN
som of North CasoEns, from the commit
tee to vxi, on the President. reported that
the con mit,se had performed its duty. and
the President had no further communics-
tion to make. The viee-President. after
the customary speech Of thanks for the
courtesy of the Senate. declared the Senate
ssioarae3 without day.
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s,sflos cutI1Ares Iss nsssts.
ss,s MS Fight IS tsaissi CO kri,,oersac Ma
tisnsi Asstmsi,

GsyArESALA. via GAlrest3n, Nov- g.
Presidsur bsrrios hss displayed in the pres
eat cris5s CREST ssgscaty.
corresponasu; hAs bsen interviewing
s-onlneut citizens. and hss found then
agreed ihsI - long ss Barrios has the army
o.. hl. aide and retains his present sufpo.'
t-o-a the loves. clsssss, who consider nin
raeir champion. he cannot be overthrown.
Ia ealfivsfsng popular support he hs:
psr.us5e5 the common people that his hga'
xssias; the National Assembly. an arist0'
cratic and lAna-osning body, is wholly il
their interests. Another poin, in his favor
j. the existing treaty among Central Amer
lean states torbid9ing anyone TO interiors
in the internal s.sirs Of any other Bus
nes. !. very dali Barrios is said to con
template forced loan.
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WEEKS AaRAi6Ne0.
The Indictment Has fiy, Counts Tor Larceny
He Asked 10, lime.

NEw YoRk. Nov 3.-Francls II Weeks
wss arragned in general sessions this after
noon and Was asked 70 plead on an indlc'-
nens OF five counts for grand larceny. He
z.ks! fo- time and vas committed 10 tse
Tomb. until Nov iQlh-
weeks. charged with embezzleEneni of
rrus. funds TO the amount Of oearly 81 300 :
o0O. He Was the senior partner OF Tie las
arra Of Week. & DE- forst, cfhoe al 81
william stree. and wss o1e OF the best
known attorneys n the CITY having about
- lHg1 COO entrusted 10 bis care ~.
Hewas rtll known il financial circles II
connection wish the West Superior Lam;
and InproveDen; To-, of which he wss at
one time president.
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BrniIS. Nov 2.---Ths representative In
this city of the United Press 10 In position
TO deny on authority the dispatch zen, 10
the I.onaen Chroniole from vicnns that
ksiser Wilhelm proposed that Germany and
Aus,ri, hold combined army mansuvers in
1894 and that the three armies Of the triple
alliance held combined msneusers in 1895.
The facts are that X ai.cr wilhelm inicnds
that the German maneuvefs in lsas shall
be helA on the sarne scale ~ the recent
Austrian msneuv. ~ ss Gusus. and that the
e, serves shall take part in them. The
msnsuvsr. will be held on the Austrian
frontier. Kaiser FrafE josef, Archduke
Alereei,i and the Austrian general stan vii
be present as the guests Of Kaiser wilhelm.
This scheme wss vsr'nslly arranged dur
Jog the recent visit to Potsism Of the Arch
take Albrschi Army officials here rsii-
ale tue idea tbs, the armies Of the three
laiions will hold joint msnsnvcrs.
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Bolt xoiss al Miildale. c., Ssfasd-s0
n.nos Gu. q Mort.

NHw HAyES. Conn, Nov. 81 ne poi'
works in Miilisle, near Soutainy'on. were
hu-nea this afternoon The ofiioe ani
hacking room we're sa1el. The FIR. started
in the forging room Loss. seou' Fso-"p
insurance. $40 900. The prineiPsi interest
in the pl..,. i. Owned BY Charles and Hsnr,
CLARK. wm. H. Cumuiags. and the Rooeri
Bemis estate. The concern startei MOI
day on full time. Forty haiF's Wefs
thrown out Of sofk.
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cuaIis MISSING.
..ssa'i' syieerts aas Had Enough a' Las
10. the Pressat. j.:

san FRANcs,o. Nev. Sit 1. stated 10
!sy that NJ y. Curtis,the sctor' wanted ss
witness ia the case Of NJ isdius and bahh
charge wYh bribery IT connection with the
Car,i. murder irisl- left the e4sy Wedaes-
dsy on a. cas-; b5urd train aud - nor cut
Of the Jurisdiction Of sae st.ie arts
Mrs. Curtis ses;i6ed yesssrdan that she
3i4 not knox the whereNhouts oi her ha'-
hsnd. bai supposed be y as hvntlHg N ihe
r-os7tatIs.
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TO ESCAPE A WHIPPING.
Bar Harbor "a Years Old Girl Attempts Sui
eide 10 Escape Her Mother.

BAR HARBoR. Nov. 3.-The daughter Of
Mrs William SSdlsr, sge4 H. attempted
suicide today by drowning, TO escape a
threaiere,l whipping from her mother. The
police rescued the girl and placed her II
the Lookup. The town authorities have pro
cured her temporary home Ill the matter
can be Investigated.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
ulINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject SEPT.
s4th, 1885.
nx,r Tr.ins Leave Amgasts ~
Fellows:

t.olys. wEsT->-so A. NJ for levsston. Farm
- fsaes .aad. Portland, Sostor and Montreal
sSste "a Feg Ersnssies, Lsslron, Faruazzton.
as.xsts,s Per-lans sAa Boston connsc-1Eg toT
~ Noar.ziE poi1t. aud Z sesse ApS Aac 80
1-~-.r.es Ka.h. Po-7l&sf. bestos, lilo r.
n -nsrNr FEAS&n every ulshf for Lewiston.
a. gsss saA Portland and BosIoz-
I.osys EAsT-ise A NJ might erpfestl for
rs..ssrxa DeifaSt Bangor. Bar Hkrcor, s.
s.srssr. .: 5ohs AID AroossooG county,
81. VI ss- " sssgvfIse, sko~eegAE, Bangor and
s,~r4%'-o. tz- Pm for wGtervIis; az p
ssr Eservllss. Oakland. SorTa Anaon. ktsg-
= sfqsseszr, kssf&xf. D0yyr. koxeroft. Ban
lA|+ :. S.erh~a. s. JaAn ESQ Aroos
81 sosr.y. 1. r. NJ rn.xse fo- wafervtise]
srAn ssa34ys oniy sss Nz;eTTi1se and Ban
%. sizss Psluan TrAia rotny s1si AZ 10 A.
,ssxx wess ST iil6e =. NJ. rams ever
- srnzss irc!oas1. eoEnscs4nE .or ard from
$3.50 Az g5eSlAa1. 5gi 4 I 70 sSosAesaa CO
nr-s.5 s,9rz5H e. Or 20 B-lt4st. Dexter. Or ce-
,.s5s Eszgo- -EBs&T I@9rr11Es.
rs Tse asg :rs4ss xosas ses5 AZ lo-o A N, and
r.s- a ia z NJ run daily, sunday fncl1ceS. os-
- go.soa. Lsrissos. BA;A. bNEgot and 81.
J1SE-
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IN SECRET SESSION.
'olIsss Presidents Asidiss Ssers, 0si'bssa.
lions a scsisn Usivsssity.

BosTo~. Nov. 3,--The college presidents
u Ses England have b-ea boiling secret
meeting st the Boston University for the
past two day. Among those present we're
Pte,iiept HYDE ard Prof. Houshtop, Bow
iuin, pre.fient and one professor from
Harvard. Yale. Amhsrs'. Williams, Dart
mouth, University If Vermont, Clark UNI
-ersi;y. Brorn. Wesleyan, Tafts, Boston
University and the rr, siien' Of Trinity.
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Hva, lanes 4. Mason Of Sanger

povrt,>n. Nov. S.-The r,sn who va
,b-nwp from a carrisge and Killed, Thurs-
aay night. in Dserins. proves to hare oefF
1.rs. A Mason, formerly OF BA8gor, lie
III b. buried st the expense of the ehT'
Th, man who was with him and who was
III bru;.si was Chss. T.. Sargent hsa-
s,,,,sn frar, Green's Landing.
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You
Can
Buy
Bottled
Health

" your druggist seven days in the
weak.
what is hattIed health, WHY. HID
nES's MAeNEyic CoasPotrx,, 10 b. s,,,s
foa rake 10 mistake .xi,ea sou buv
bottle Of heath, aad that Is whzt Hin
DIN AAeNETIc CoxFouSp Is.
It's good fa~dsciae, saf- ,g.e4iria.
an effective naeaielne, and il is doiarz
world Of good among s.ez peools all
over Sew Eaglapd.
hsparkies ~iiA life. lis bri,nh.l Of
health sigo', sazP, and it viii cure
you. Order bottle Of your druggist
to-day.
HIDDES's MAGNETIC CoMrouxe is
the coming medicine. Ak yo, drug
gist for HIDDEA's, ard insist up7n hay-
tng HiDpES's. AccePi nothing else.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-04
FOUND dad IN fieto-
si,lism posk Of Hoallsn Probably Mi'ed By
falling Stone.

1I.t-Iro<. Nor. Wiri.m paas' ~ho
,-ksd on tie farm of John Tierney' vi"
fund dead Fiiiay morning in e field \
.h-.ry store wss fonni oa hI' bc'y and II
.upposed it fell on him While trying to
-,i.er. He vas about 20 years q sgi.
s,.,-o.f- Bova viii Investigate -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-04
NJ. As,~eses ns~iaaiie. Rejected.

wasHIxsrox. Nov. s.-The ssnsts %
day rejected the nomination of Henry z. Z.
Ass.oos. Se~ York, ~ be consai OF TIE
Uoissd States a. Cslsis, France. Nf. Ast
wood is the eoiosed man szainst vnom TIE
fight vss made or Account Of bss having
s~ea mixed Up in the Eliza Pnks:on incs-
den. IN Loaisisns, q. vEich time be vas q
Republican.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-04

g,s wrxwaw's eooTssss srxrr hss sees
- -, gyer FiFfy yEAk1 b. ADiIOs.r q
s.T DNg- s.- .assr CHILDakS white fksIU
fxf, ~iss PEgFECT sCCGks>. " sDOJBts
sse IfIyI.Iy. sOFTkys sse lt Ms. ALAS y
PAIN. CUkks WIND COLE Ass y ~ - =
..s.esr s.r fJfAgRHfEA- se.9 by drssfisfs u
swsrv tsrr Of tbs world Be ssrs hra ~ ~
sgr.. Gsassox's soosa.ss syrs2, SAC fsss u
ctse. kipe- Jves.y-Avs o<sf< tost.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-04
Iyschieo Didn'f cems ca.

I.0UIsvlLLE, Nov A mob visited the
BAid-ton iii in search % Pail Evans, who
j. charged srith ATTEMPTED r~p-. The
rpcb's search was in vain. s7d ihs pIis Dsr
:. A sent 20 louisville for safe keeping