Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-05
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Tn Ellsworth American says On the
op,ntng nf the recent term of court in tins
uty. the young ladies connected with the
court house presented Iui1e Peters with Il
most beautiful buutlur' at rnses. as a kindly
taken Of thcir esteem for one who is loved
and honored by AL Idlssorth.
\ well knunn theatrical man a,d his
troupe of rlcv,r actors were at hostelry
in Augusta not long since Long jump,
bolw~u stands the constant travel
ipE n,Y--iry thrrt". aud late and
irregular mrnls hal begun to tell
upon lilc DIGESTION Of the manager. In short
he hnl an attark of dyspepsia. He stood
tt "a long =, IS hc could aud then rang fo.
the bcIl hoy. "tici me some baking soda
quick called out the sufferer in tones of
agots vhrh 80 impressed the boy that he
actually hurried down stairs. Soon
he returned with cup containing
ashtc powder, Tho medicine was At one"
compounded and sent on its message of
mercy. hu, instead of being allayed lh'
PAIN Increased rh,u the patient rtmcm-
bercd that hi> remedy had had u different
u't9 u,an 1.ud liz again tasted y titlc of
the powder M. it was not soda lie rang
the hril ouce more. Whats this he
a'krA the ho, hereely. Just what YOU
told me TO get" This isn't baking soda.
yes, it's. | got it right ont of the can and
it was marked Royal Baking Powder Just
as ' "i wanted saleratus and feel
SICK, interrupted the manager as he
collapsed on the bed. He understood his
symptoms.
Secretary Woodbridge of the NJ. l. S. A..
A., Is sending out postals for An informal
vote on the proposed changes in the field
events. These are that the mile walk
be reduced to one-hsif mile and that the
standing broad jump, throwing the base
ball sni the running high kick be dropped .
The first change on the ground that
the present Instance is hard
Tor hoys and is contrary to the pres
eht trend of athletics and the last three as
the events are of no great athletic value
and consume much valuable time. The
formal vote will be taken at a special meet
ing to be held at Hotel North at 1890
o'clock June TO- the date of the champion
ship games. This card poll is taken in
order thnt tho expcutiye committee NAV
have proper knowledge before drawing up
the official programme for the games. If
the vote is in the affirmative meeting of
the committee will be held about the middle
of May, At the same time the rules gov
ernlng the contests will be adopted and ar
rangements made for printing the same.
Mr.. Charles kinsler, the book-keeper al
the kennebec arsenal died "Wednesday
night of congestion of the lungs, after an
illness of but n couple of days. Mr.. kins-
Ter has been in the service of the govern
ment for nearly 40 years, having served in
the "a | $. Dragons previous to the
Civil War and during that time in tht
regular cavalry. He was then appointed
clerk at the Augusta Arsenal. Augusta
ia, and in the latter part of the '5o's was
transferred to the Kennebec Arsenal where
tic has since been employed. Mr.. kinsiel
was born in Germany, some go years ago
but came to this country when but = young
man. He was brave soldier and = faith
ful employe of the government he servet
so long. He was Knight Templar, knigh
OF fytiias, Odd Fellow, Knight Of Honor
WAS promineu, in Grand Army matter
and belonged to several other orders. wifi
and several grandchildren survive him.
Copying the recently established custom
OF the walters in the large cities, the younl
men in this vicinity have been sacrifcin;
'her moustaches. To some the chang
gives hideous appearance. and they vii
speedily begin the cultivation of = new ap
pendage; while in the case of others Their
Is an improvement, and partial restoration
ot the baby face that once fascinated th'
isuiiy eircle.-Msine Farmer.
The case of Mr.. E. G. Baker who hs
eeen adjudred insane is a sad one. As h'
vas promising ard brilliant young maj
And was employed for some time ~ book
Keeper for Jordan { Stewart. He is to b
Aken to the asylum at Augusta where it
uoped by all his friends that with the prope
Treatment he ~,ll ~a~o~,. ~. mind axnH n