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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-23
CHARITABLE CYPRESS COMPANY.
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Chasce 10 nsl, FIose Sufferers.

I; NAV - that The old maxim. ia; cor
ro.x,ions are .oai-les. is tine bst, never
,sese.. the ofso@rs of the corporations Tasy
oe lust q. human xn3 humane q. Aay one 0:
IS.
III. sl4~ Of looking a. the question /.
certainly confirmed By the splsndil charity
.ho~n ~ General Manager II. ; Jalier Of
the American Express. Conpsny. ~ho las
is.ued aotoe. 70 the agent. Of the eastern
DIVISION regarding tie ssEerinxs anoas the
Southern People.
AL locations Of money Packages Of cSo'h-
ing o. provision. fo- the bene1; Of the SAT
ss-ers from the recea. storm. az. tsOo3s CT
toe Gulf coast viii be transported free Of
casrzp. II consigned % tie msy1r Of Ss1
ORLEANS y TO arr reliable committee Of cii-
izsn. Il that city
TAis senerea. move on the par. Of this
great express. cou Psny vii doubtless meet
with n equally generous response from Cur
raru1 heHr,ass Maine people, for AZ the
IaraxA1's readers ms. have n0s1cel BY
the dispatches II she telegraph ralarans Of
the paper the destination snl ssserns
snaux the victim. II the aSoi' along he
Gulf coa.. IS .omeihinz h0rribae 70 eoz-
ceivs Of.
JaEgzg bg the generation beard about
our street. re.ief committee May soon -
Organized by Augusta people - organize
the york Of charity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-23
ne STARTED N AUGUSTA
isasas psspsisy Drove Ia Ms Fist ssrxe
Race 10 Assssss-

Al Augusta people kso~ that M Issi.A
PSmpslly Of Aaearn IS or Of tl2e sesg start
ers and judges Of horse race 20 be f2sas
II all ss~ Eazlsnd, BAT hos May Q; lea
xno~ tia: TIE Foundation Of bis successful
career ~ss l&ii n Augusta
a JocExaL reporter was in this esE..sls.Ss.
Of isnoraace unsl rscently be iatsrvi ~e'i
Mr. POmpiily, siieitiaz the previously assa-
toned .se,
Is appears that sxsF back Il s. 81 20
there ~ss State fair heb. in this city. for
II those esyI the IA. ras not s1Ig-e Al
Lewiston The .csns Of the fair va. at
that is aos sas Augusta Park Association.
crAek
Even g Ihcse ante beilans time. SGAte
fair ~as iaeoaE pl<se ~t.h0zs racing. Mr.
Po5npilly vas then slen4er yooag stsr.
3espiy interested II nasrs called ks;sls-
bail, GA account, ssys Ar. Poupilly, Of the
resemblance n he shape o; be- back to lhs
handle Of ke-tls
Ar FomHllv bad expected 70 eDse- hsr
n \ eisss wa.ch -ss limited TO the fastest
mares IL the state. there vas no tifae init
.sen for 80 grixs- bat ~asen lie zos afre
he f1ani tia, ste was faster ,h4n tie Oshef
ho..@s OF the grosn4. and 30 70 catered
her IN al TIE races.
Il . natter Of reeos4 n the anal. Of
racing n MAiae. the writer gsderslan.l..
ihAi tia, roach tack ketsleSa.l won
three %, Of four races ani ~as only
beaten n the fourth race by sous srpea-
ave horses 5r9uzht down from Boston
Mr. PompiAg proved sacb a s1rce.stal
driver then tia, he decided 70 stick 70 the
bassss.. and Oh - Until he becans too
heavy.
Then ne devoted bis attention TO training
AID huy.ag anl selling horses. ard 70 81
comgotaiinz his frieuds By occasionally
ja3aias races. From IS 70 Il liz hTed
near Boston and gained coassisrae.s *
pzrIenee n ;hsse lines
Since b. r4:ura 10 Maine Mr. + upi.ly
has seer his engagements a. a 71sl,e sad
starter increase in 1umber every ysa- 2atll
IN ths. season Of l-93 be Vas engaged for
every week from June lst until the A sa.Es
fail nestiaz as. week.
Aa3 40 the quiet, slender yoaEgster ~bo
roa hi. spurs on AT Augusta trAaS nearly
= years ago. has developed into me Sal
saet bGt aoE heavy and gaH4iie-az-i maa,
~!sh national reputation A. Gear AID
successful Judge AM starter. oae rssPs ssd
sri obsye4 BY owners. drivers and he pzo-
lie.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-23
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ROOMS 235 WATER ST.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-23

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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
RUN ovER BY A TEAM.
MRS. George Hence Of ss washinsto
Street, Meets with a Painful Ace

Mrs. George hence Of 95 Warrington
street, Meets with Painful Acct.
dent.
Mrs. George Bence of 95 Washington
street. q young lady about twenty-five
years of age, was knocked down and run
over yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock
at the corner of Temple and Chapel streets
by horse driven by man accompanied
by woman. Mrs. Benoe's face was badly
laoerated and she received severe bruises.
She was taken into the Boston grocery,
where she was very kindly cared for.
Quite an excited crowd gathered about the
| scene of the accident and peered into the
| windows and much excitement prevailed.
Officer Murphy Immediately called hack
| and Mra. Bence was In q few minutes taken
to her residence, accompanied by the OFF,
cer.-Her injuries are said to be more ex-
tsrnsl than internal. The parties driving
the horse that ran over Mrs. Bsnce drove
off as rapidly as they could after the acoI-
dent, not offering the slightest assistance,
and it was not learned at last accounts who
they were.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
Peraonal Nofaa.

Morris Cohn leaves this week for q
months stay in Denver, Col.
By the will of the late Stephen Hswley
Hurlburt Rose of Milford Is $1,000 the
richer.
Charles 81. Merwin of 80 Bishop street,
who has been confined to his home for a
week past by Illness, ia improving.
Councilman Rabanus of the Eighth
ward, who has been seriously Ill for the
past two weeks, Is better and able to eli
up.
The working material for the Woodmont
out is arriving in patches of ten and twenty
carloads. Ten buildings have been erected
for the laborers.
Herbert Bishop of the Grays has re-
turned from an extensive southern trip.
Mr.. Bishop visited Baltimore, Washington
and other southern cities.
The engagement Is announced of Mr.
Samuel Herbert Fisher, of the law Office of
Watrous & Buckland, to Miss Margaret,
youngest daughter of Mayor Sargent.
Charles Maginnis, formerly of Milford,
now engineer on the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad, is in Milford visiting
his mother and sister. Mr.. Maginnis is &C.
oompanied by his wife.
Mrs Hugh Dickey, daughter of Stephen
Whitney of Whitney avenue, will be mar
ried to Charles D. Diokey, jr.. cousin of
her deceased husband, at Grace church,
New York, at noon to day.
DR.. Byron, aged thirty, partner of DE-.
F. N. Wilson, Bridgeport, died yesterday
of consumption in Thomasville, GA,
whittier he went in the hope of improving
his health. He leaves wife.
Miss Dora Panikoff, daughter of s. PAM
koff, jeweler, of 1Sl Liberty street, and
Isadore Cohn were married In Factory
street synagogue Sunday Afternoon.
Rabbi Bailey oficisted, assisted by N. Ull-
man.
Alonzo L Shute of Milford lies in pre-
carious condition at his home on Broad
street with brain trouble. Several years
ago he was shot In the head by q burglar in
Brooklyn The bullet was never found,
and to this is attributed his present
trouble.
Manager Robert Bright and Captain
George johnson of the Hillhouse High
School Athletic club resigned yesterday
morning. Lack of time to attend to their
duties was the reason given. A meeting of
the club will be held in a few days to elect
their successors.
Miss Alpha Barlow, daughter of John
D0kAoW W o8AStOA bsiOcs, hao Aoho4AoeA W
her horne from Smith college, owing to i'll
health caused by oyerstudy. Miss Barlow
graduated from the high school in this
city last spring and stood second In her
class. She is an extremely bright young
lady and apt scholar.
W. E Tiffney, late with @. F. Tolles &
Co +, Ansonis, Ia engaged TO enter the
employ of the large dry goods house of
the Charles Monsoon Co., this CITY, and
wilbegin his duties at once. He will have
charge of the silk and dress goods depart
ment. Mr.. Tffney has had eleven years
experience in the dry goods business.
A press dispatch from Danbury an
that DR.. Alonzo 8. Mead, q dentist,
aged twenty three, of that city, Is under
suspicion of having attempted to poison
DR.. Whaley, his senior partner, by giving
him bottle of drugged whisky when the
latter started for Europe last May. Tho
doctor was made deathly sick by drink
from the bottle. Young Mead stoutly
denies the cha5ge.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
A Trip In Europe.

Mrs. Atwater of Trumbull street, widow
of the late h. J. Atwater, is spending the
winter at Lakewood. ILL.,, suburb of
Chicago, with her daughter, Mrs. Morgan,
wife of Rev. Mr.. Morgan, pastor of Con-
gregationa1 church there. Mr.. Morgan is
a graduate of the Yale divinity school.
Her daughter, Miss Lottie Atwater, went
to Europe last May with the party which
Mr.. Pitmsu, principal of Weolsey school,
Fair Haven, took out. After she had in-
ished travelling with this party che met a
party of ten young ladies, all from Maine,
who were making tour of Europe, and
Joined them. In May she will join her
mother in Chicago, and remain at the
worlds fair, after which both mother and
daughter will return to this city.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14

March 13.-Mrs. Mary A. Lvermore win lecture
at the town hall Tuesday evening under the
auspices Of the W. q. T. U. Her appearance
here is attracting much attention and she Is
sure OF an unusually large audience.
Rev. @. 81. Macintosh will remove his family
to Port Chester, N. Y, April 1.
Miss Emma Brill has gone to Reading, Pa, to
Mrs. Augusta Brill has removed to Meriden.
Mrs. Elizabeth harris Of Cleveland, O.. is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. J. Herbert Foster. well know newspaper
man OF New York city, and Miss L.nette Muller.
daughter of Deacon E II. Miller of this place,
were married in New YORK the sth inst BY Rev
Robert Colyer. The young people have many
friends hereabouts. They are at present in Buff
Ialo, and from that city will go to Florida for q
few weeks. The bride was formerly connected
with the Meriden Journal as artlst and the groom
Post
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
OLD AGE AND YOUTH.
Both Take a Ride to the Lockt
Their Horse Was Sober.

Both Take a Ride to the Lookup
Their Horse Was Sober.
The unusual spectacle of grandfathe,
and grandson off on a ''toot" was wit.
messed by people who happened to be 60
ing along Chapel street yesterday after
noon about O'Clock. Thomas Sullivan,
aged seventy five, and Thomas Sullivan,
aged twenty, both of Hamden, came rid
ing along Temple street in buggy. The
lines were trailing on the ground and the
old man was in imminent danger of fall
ing out. Sergeant Driscol1 and Officer
John Moore thought the pair would be safer
in the lookup and accordingly they were
arrested. Sergeant Driscoll held the old
man in the wagon, while Officer Moore led
the horse. As neither had been arrested
here before they will not be sent before
the court. The horse was put up at Nc
Donald's stables. The horse was sober.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
COLGAN DBAD.

The Famous BridgePort Draw Tond-
er Passes AWay-Leaves Ono Ham
dred thousand Dollars.
BRIDGEPORT, March 13.-Dsnnis Colgan,
aged sixty-two, died here tonight of
heart failure. For thirty eight years he
has been draw-tender at the railroad bridge
and he had saved hundred of lives at the
crossing near by, which Is the most dan
gerous one in the city. In June, 1857, an
express train entered the bridge while the
draw was of, but Colgau succeeded In
closing it, being obliged to drop into the
water to save his life. The company gave
him five shares of stock for his bravery.
On Thanksgiving day, 1872, he held the
draw in position with crow bar while q
passenger train crossed. He leaves fort
une of over 500, 600.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
Lost q Valuable Horse.

A valuable horse belonging to David
Steele of 20 Academy street, contractor
at Sargent's, while being driven over Tom
linson bridge at lilo yesterday morning
was nearly killed, according to some re-
ports, by shock of electricity. As soon
as the horse stepped on one of the rails of
the Morris Cove electric road he fell as if
shot. Mr.. Steele, who was driving the
horse, attempted to pull the animal away
from the track and received q severe shock.
Veterinary Surgeon Ross found that the
horses hind leg was broken, and 1t was
shot to end its misery. Another story is
that the horses leg was broken by miss
step or by being caught in some way in the
tracks and that the electric shock came
afterward during the trouble.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
8 STOLE A HORSE AND BUGGY.

A Thief Takes q Horse and BUGGY
Belonging to Dr. Edison From In
Front Of DIR. Skif,s Residence-The
Thief Escapes.
About 1880 o'clock last evening DR.. @.
F. Edison of 80 Charles street was calling
on DR.. skif of Chapel street. His horse
and buggy were hitched in front of the
house and while he was making his call, q
man came along and stole the horse and
buggy When he unloosened the horse
from the post he did not remove the tie
strap from tho bit and drove up Chapel
street with tbs strap hanging down to the
ground. DR.. Daniel Jones, the dentist,
noticed 1t and called the mans attention
to it. When spoken to about it the man
jumped out of the buggy and took to his
heels. Officer Bowers pursued him as far
as Foote's stables when the thief escaped
across an open lot
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
FENiFro GOES TO JAIL.

Tho Wounded italian May Recover.
Pasquale Fenitto, the sslf-confessed as
sailant of Giuseppe De Ninino was in the
city court yesterday morning, charged
with assault with intent to kill. The case
was continued until next Monday, to await
the outcome of De Ninino's injuries. Bonds
were fixed at $4,000, in default of which
Fenitto went TO- jail. The young italian
arrested at the same time a. Fenitto WIS
discharged.
De Ninino, the victim of Fsnitto'l
stiletto was reported last night rs being
Improved, and l. was Thought that be
stood q fair chance of recovery
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
burglary on York Street,

Shortly after 8 O'Clock last evening bur-
glars broke into summer house in the
rear yard of Edward Heaton's residence,
245 York street, and were about carrying
away a lot of rubber hdse, etc., when they
were discovered by Mr.. Heaton's coachman.
He succeeded in catching one of the bur
glars, but after a short struggle the bur
glar succeeded in making his escape. The
burglary was reported to the police.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Zines of Biz
mingham have bsen sadly bereaved by the
death of their daughter, Miss Lucy, aged
about seventeen. The deceased was con-
6rmed only last Sunday, though it had
been her desire for a long time, and touch
ingly she thanked Bishop Williams, who
came to the home for that purpose, for
taking go much trouble for her. The
funeral will be attended from her home on
Seymour avenue tomorrow afternoon at
! o'clock the Rev. George q. Buck of st,
James church to oficiate. Interment
will be made at the Grove street ceme-
terry, this city. at the convenience of the
family
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-14
TURN VEREIN BAL MASQUE,

A Very Enjoyable Social Event
Among the Germans Last Evening.
"A grand masquerade was given to the
members of the Turn Verein in Turn hall
last evening. A large number of the
members were present, and very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all. The music
was by the Philharmonic orchestra, and
Prof. Freysinger prompted. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Gunde, Mr.and
Mrs. Goris, Preside Mt Mauch of the dis
trict Turn Verein, Henry Schlissell, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Crammer, Charles Reichl, Err
nest Werlich, Miss Carrie Buxbaum, Miss
Bertha Piepsr, Miss Bertha Zimmerman,
Miss Spitzner, Miss Rosinus.
q. L, Stirby was floor manager. The
floor committee was A. Halfnger, 81. Zoll-
niger, q. Greenspan, P. Vettermann, P.
Spitzner. The committee of arrangements
was d. Schlissel, e Werlich, 81. Heinzel,
L. Fuhr, P. Ruff. The committees led the
promenade, and were followed by 100
couples.