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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09
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SAxp BEACH, Mich, Nor. S-Ihe pro
heller Albany Of the Western Translt
company. loaded with grain. AID tns pro,
Keller Paiiaaeiphis OF the Anchor line'
loaded with coal and general mercnanoiee,
swo ~ the largest freight boats On ~
LAKE,. co,l!dsd of Point Aux Barquee, N
4 dense Fog. sad both sunk shortly sStsr-
ward in 3D. feet Of water
The Philadelphia struck the Albany
hs.d-on forward OF No. 2gangway- Az
,aud. got Of. noard the Philadelphia and
| .be ;owed the Albany half An eour, ween
,be latter vessel sunk. The Phiiadslphia
went ,iown 80 minutes Later.
Both crews got asay in two small bcass'
| Tt,, second small bost, containing - men
| from both crews. capsized and all wefs
| lost.
Iafe-Ssring crews were cut and found
boat No. /. upside down. They picked ~
| II t.ga,tes with life prsseryers on. and u II
snnf,oss.i that the whole crew OF ~ fne1
| a.. drowned. eight of the Albany's crew
| aud the tsslaues OF the Philadeiphia's crew
| The Albany was bound from Chicago q
| Buffalo with grain and general msrcnen
disc. and the Philadelphia was bound trsH
| Ruffslo L, Duluth with a miscellane6ni
/ cargo. Both were steel steamers. The
| Albany was built in Detroit in 1884, And
| was worth SIS, 600. and is believed to b
| nsrtiaIly insured TIE Philadelphia wsi
| built by David Bell at Buffalo in 1881, aas
was valued At -, 0o
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d Bournemouth. England, yessssus. ~ -
vas born in lS47 At Wang .nesr fek,n
and had been exhibited IN Al pats " 'ne
1orld. His estimated height "a nine iess'
He was never measured, on sec'es. ="
Chinese superstition thH dam wou'a .A-
mcdia,ely follow.
The Yrs8ley mansion in Washiugeor,
which hiss been parcaased - ''ie nome -
Mgr. Sstolli. Is hiator,.sl heu's. 10 1922
three L; tied States Sc nstcrs coneineea eae''
20 bai.d their aor,ss in rex Ihr ps"'
jecsors wsrs S-ts'ers Stei'i en- a. DSae,1s'
j. C. B.eesiarnls- Of ksn,aesy, saa nc
| of Minnessgs IL wss the Old home o.
Douglass which the vsrsi l.esafe y 20 &c
cupv.
M. ,,,.;c,t IA. >rup,ent called the Jews.
onc., xsyv n,pplsr ,n,ors the negroes
- ~ sinh and n,.,t.on 4 b. a doubtful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.

The North Pacific sealing catch amounts
TO Ia, 900 skins.
There is doubt about the reappointm en-.
Of Judge Horubiower As associate justice.
II is now said hat the dead, missing and
injured ia the Santauder disaster number
1860
A conspiracy to rob the United States
mails at Robert f Lee, Tex. was IN
eartbed
4 forger 20, $500 from the Flower City
ha X, Rochester, but was CAPTURED at
Cauandsi1as.
Two men were killed and two fatally
injured by a boiler explosion at Sand
Iountj III. Aia.
France and England informed the United
States that they will not interfere In
Brazips quarrel.
Industrial depression will probably ~
suit in reduced help and Diminished train
service on the Consolidated road
A passenger train over the Boston aud
Maine railroad struck and killed an I'M
known man near Tyngsboro. Mass.
Charles Martin, a young maa of wealth,
shot Patty Cole three times at Dallas,
killing her. He then committed suicide.
English mine owners proposals were re-
iected by toe miners, and resolutions
adopted that all miners should at oncs quit
work.
Ario Van yolkingburgh and Harry
Hoyt, confined at Deer island fBoston) for
picking pockets, walked past the guards
and escaped
The treasury department decided that
James IpCraham. detained at Boston Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

Quite a lively runaway occurred on Main
street. about noon, Tuesday. A team be-
longing to j. NJ. Palmer Of Sidney was
standing in front of the store Of Hanson,
Weber q Durham, and = pump had just
been taken from the store and placed in the
wagon. Mr.. Palmer stepped on the wagon
and as he did so the seat, which was not
fastened securely in place. fell onto the
horse. which commenced to run, throwing
the man to the pavement. The horse ran
down Main street to Silver, but was finally
stopped uninjarei on Sherwin street. Mr..
Palmer sustained slight flesh wound on
the back of his head but was not seriously
injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09
SUDDEN DEATH!
The Community Shocked.

~, Last evening, just after tea, while Mr..
| ihonas Hartman, prominent and highly
| respected citizen, apparently ia the best Of
| health and spirits, was reading newspaper,
| me sheet suddenly fell 70 the floor he
placed one hand over his heart, gasped, and
sank back in his chair, evidently uncon-
scious The family were stricken with con-
sternation, and Immediately summoned a
physician. But IL was too late. The old
gentleman was dead. Physicians gave heart
disease as the Cause ioi6rook Herald.
Every day the papers contain statements
similar to the above. Even youth 10 no de-
tense against heart disease, and the awful
rapidity with which it is claiming victims
forces upon all conviction Of its prevalence.
Reader. If you have . symptom Of this
dread disease do not hesitate . moment in
attending TO it. Delay Is always dangerous,
and IN heart disease too often fatal some
symptoms OF heart disease are shortness OF
breath, huttering or palpitation, pain or
tenderness IN left side. shoulder, or arm, ir-
regular pulse, smothering, weak or hungry
'pei's' hinting spells, dropsy, etc.
Charles Raven York. Pa. writes: 81 suffered
rom heart disease ~ years frequently my
near you'd seem 70 Jump into my mouth. and my
..lin inp fnade me very melancholy. Physicians
gave me no relief became % much wofss that
vas not expected 10 live, but was induced q
lsst resort 70 nse DR.. Miles New Heart Cure. The
se.ond day felt greatly relieved, asd as the end
:, ten Gays fslt Ike king Ny gratitude = TOO
aeep fot expression"
Josepn Rockwell, Urionsnwn. Pa, sesd -
yesr; sys: "For fonr years previous 70 besin.
h.nS the use 81 Dr. Miles, New Heart Cure was
Mss with heart disease in very .svsr. form:
risn ssen Al so-ralief cures. but with no benefit
cured me - 80 "'''s 1850"
J Bethards. High Point. Ia MAKES The fol-
,iisIng statement II was . wreck from heart
nsease and stomach trouble when began using
* SDes New Heart Cure and Nerve and Liver
III tsa result 81 their use am we'll"
Dr. Ales' New Heart Cure IL sold By all drug
nn positive guarantee, os sent ~ the DR..
ives MEDICAL 20. Rikhast. Ind on fscsips Of
nries per bottle, ak bottles for D. sxprs9 pro
nssn " - positively free from al opiates or
,.s,,i druss DR. Miles Nerve and Liver
anywhere. Free book q dsuGE1A q u HAih :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

FRAMtNGHAM. Mass. Nov. S.-Burglars
entered the hnus', Of Deacon George w.
liiSelow an Dir f.. II. Bgelow, on Pleas
ant street. Fsanueham Centre, at An
early hour this morning. At the doctors
house they secured watches and valuable
iewciry. They carried most # Mr.. Bige-
low's clothes into the kitchen, hut failed 10
lind bis money. which was in IA coat pocket.
At Deacon Bgelnw's house the thieves
secured Il pockeiboOk belonging to George
d. Bgelow, n Boston lawyer, aud IA watch
and iewelry belonging to Miss Fanny
Eigelow. Here the thieves were fright
encd away lay the Inmates.
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DEATH RECORD.

Rev Chauncy Giles, the leader Of the
New Jerusalem society in this country,
died in West Philadelphia The reputation
of DIR. Giles as writer on religious sub
jects is worldwide He Was born in Charlie
mont, Mass, in 1913.
Hon. Alvah A Burra2e. a prominent
merchant Of Boston and an ex-alderman
and former member Of the stase senate, 10
dead. He was born in North Leominstsr,
Mass, May 80. 1873
General Samuel James Bridge died At
Boston in his s5th year, after . brief sick
mesa He was born in Dresden. Me-, June
l, 1909. He was never married
Hon James N Shute, at one time mem
Der of the govsxnor's council died q
Boston.
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RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.,
Showing Dealings In Live Stock In the
Brighton and Ma.etown narkets
Amount Of stock on the market;

Prices TOT northern and eastern beef cattle,
dressed weight. hoice. 5lseb6S.c pr ID;
first quality. 555sSic; second qualty, TAG
.4sc -, a..
Prices for western beef cattle: Choice, ~
I494c pr ~: second quality, 4S4t4c; third
quality. 3B1,Se. poorest grade OF coarse
oxen cows. bsll.s. stays, Texans. etc. 3d3c.
Hides. tAiiew, etc Hides, Bs9ac pr ID; tai
low, titic pc lh. calf skins, zoe each: lamb
| Aims, 5Ac each; sheared skins, 30 each,
branded hides 81 pr 10.
Northern and eastern beef cattle-ihe quail
fy wa, rather poor. The best cattle were
DiiuElt early Tor export. Common and or
dtnar, grades were ia heavy supply on The
| market and the result WAS they sold &c lower
than last week,
| Mich cows ana sprinsers-The supply was
some what heavier than last week, ana the de-
maud was better. The quantity was very
good Quota ions remain unchanged.
geal calves There was heavy supply. and
although the quality was excellent prices
were off t4r per 10 The Boston market Is IN
poor condition, and therefore prices were on
IS noted above.
| sheep ana lambs-The demand was light
DrOyers Say l4st the price is of 1sc strong
rom lilsi week. There were many mixed
tunches OF sheep and lambs offered In the
market.
~wine-rhere II no change to be noted in
The pfices Fat hogs sell at Sc pr ID dressed
weight.
Western beet cattle Cattle are costing 4c
pr ID higL or Il, the west than they were last
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

Every body says the same thing, and from
the unsn'mlty Of opinion of the do tors and
he peoplt, We are assured that this grea,
nj ui1ely kuoen remedy is just what our
.ick and suffering citizens require TO restorF
hem To heaItn. All the doctors say that il
loes cure, ard all sufferers from nervous
acss, weakness poor blood debility stomach
sidney or liver troubles should give it an
immediate trial. 1t is purely vegetable and
harmless Take it yourself ard give it u
sour children. |: wi cure.
Ii is iniorsed by physicitns because il
g the discnv, ry and prescription of the ia
nous DR.. Green, of 81 Temple Place,
Boston, Mass, the most successful special
at in curing nervous ami chronic diseases.
The doctor can be consulted free, person
lily or by letter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

Mr.. Harry b. Hslloek continues to I'M
prove at the hospital in Chicago where he
has been very critically Ill for the pas, two
nau,hs. letter was received by one of
hi. friends in this city Wednesday saying
that be vas in hopes to he able to leave his
nei in tie course of t~o weeks time. His
r,n,ass i. still vo,>l ari this fact slone
sill, do much for hi rec. very HIS friends
here will all be glad to learn that he is i'm
proving aud hope for his speedy complete
restoration to health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09
kAUSE Il EMS.
THE 81 NpAY CoNtEEr.

Dora Wiley's sacred concert at the Opers
house Sunday evening is sure to he a by
success. She has given three in Bangor
and the people look forward u then with .
great deal Of pleasure. The entire pro
gramme s made up of serious selections
Miss Nettie Lord, whose phenomenal con
tralto voice has created sreh sensation II
Bangor. will be heard at the concert met
toned above. Miss Lords voice nus t"
b natural below bass C. Lizzie Miss Carrie
Thomas ia eonsidere tie mo-. talented
child i-ger now before the public Her
rendition of descriptive ballads i. simply
cham q and she seldom sings without be
ing recalled two AMI three times. Miss
Wiley i, too well known TO need recon-
mendations from us, but she has never sung
so well as now she will sing at least two
solos besides being heard in two qaartets
and Duet. Prices are within reach Of all.
ami rich treat is promised all who attend
this concert.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

One of wateryille'. Democratic citizens,
who has snslyzed the situation fully was
heard "Wednesday to give As reason for
the great Republican victories in Ohio New
York Massachusetts. New Jersey snd other
states at Tuesdays elections. that President
Cleveland had so long suffered the Republic
can otReeholIers to retain their appoint
,,spts ,ha, the staunch old Democrats had
voted the opposite ticket that the THU &
might all 20 ore ~sy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09
WENT BACK TO BOSTON.
Newly Employed Lasiers Refused to Remain
In an Auburn Shop,

AUBURN, Ne, Nov. S.-There was a
ripple of excitement in the shoe trouble
Yesterday caused by the arrival on the
morning train OF George G. Heath, super
intendeat of the Munroes. Packard &
I.incott shop, with crew OF % men from
Boston.
The men were taken from the train to
the shop. where they worked to the noon
hour. Immediately after dinner they
we're persuaded to go up to the Lasters'
union hail where they had conference
with the union men.
The men claimed that they were induced
to come her. by the representatives OF the
manufacturers, who assured them that
there was no trouble here, but that every
thing was quiet As the result of the con
ference with the union, 10 of them re
turned home last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09
kennebec County Grange.

The next meeting of kennehec County
GraDg', Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 10 A. NJ
The following is the programme LIST, open
2ni business 3rd, discussion
of shy subject which may be presented
recess. Afternoon Isl, singing by The
choir 2ni, 30 minutes entertainment hy
Clinton Grange: 3fd, paper by Mrs. Eilf
X nnedy 4th. paper, "Etonomy OF Home
Ma e Fertilizers, by 5. c. Watson; 9Th
discussion of same.
o. MEApER, Sec'y.
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A PRETTY STORY.
And Told, Too, in a Most En-
tertaining Manner.
An interesting Bit Of History Of
Lovely Family.
The streeces, lights ard Shadows 81 os'
Name lie.

Mrs. Psuiiue n. Blackwell, of 40 JEFF
sefsan Avenue. Dst-oi,, Mich, says
,,Thi.e year, sgo found mysef bordering
on nervous prostranan. | coaI nei'hs'
eat por sleep. was under the care AMI
trealuas nj Of eminent physicians, but all to
go avail.
"Hsppsn ng to have my attention called
Ia ,h,. worsi. rful resierxfivs effects of Dr.
Greene's Nervura bieod ard nerve remedy,
| decided to give it a trial. BY the time
The irss bottle Was gone l fell better and
vas satisfied that IL wss doing me good.
When | had completed the third bottle
fell entirely eur.I. My appetite wss
now good and coull lie down and sleei
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During the continuance Of the Colanbia1
EXPOSITION, an important test vas made ~
,~eSn the relative merits Of the jersey,
Guernsey ard short Horn cattle for daily
uarpc.e.. The results of this test are Of no
littls il, y !, tance, and will be re,d with very
general iatsres,. In the scoring Of butter,
the Cuerrse. | 4 on flavor and color. he
Jersey. on tirmusss and grain. There were
four ,.iifsren, tests.
The dts, part Of the test, competition
between thu tire. hrr... If twenty five cows
each, as cheese makers, was completed in
NAV. and it, geasrsl results wee soon after
Published.
Te.t No. covered ninety days, ending
the las: of August Tits included credit,
on a prs yiously agreed scale of values, for
ali the products of the cows-but,er, butter
milk. skim.milk and gain Of live weight
and debi. for all costs Of production. The
record is very elaborate. involving great
number Of computations. and owing to mis-
takes by one Of the computers, there will be
considerable delay in announcing the OH.
cisl summaries. This was the principal
ties, of The series, and il is known that the
Jersey cows won at all points.
TIES, No. 3 was for thirty days, with If
teen cows in each of the three herds. But
ter product was the single end and aim in
this test, the net profit of the months pro-
due, being the basis Of award. The OIL
eisl summary of this test has just been
made up, and the leading facts and recon-
menistions Of the testing committee follow.
The three columns of values represent the
total product credited for the 80 days, the
total cost debi.ed, and the net credit. The
total debit is the cost of food consumed in
80 days, and the total credit the value of the
butter made. The butter was scored and
assigned value according to quality on .
fixed scale. II ranged from A to ~ cents
per pouud--the average being Jerseys i6
cents; Short Horns, 10 "a, and Guernseys,
45l2. The quantity of butter made by
any COW named above can be obtained by
dividing the total credit for the animal, by
the average price of butter as stated for the
breed.
The Jerseys are named for award as the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

Boston. Nov. < - Captain Cain last
evening received dispatch from the po-
ice authorities If Springfield, o., telling
him to send a man to bring back Antonio
Sacco, VINO shot and killed James Squire
N this city, May %. The police have
been hunting for : ,ceo most industriously
ever since aud hope that the nan arrested
In Ohio is the murderer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

BosToN, Nov. s-Considerable excite
ment was caused in this city by the ac
ton of the Republican state committee in
posting large posters Offering reward for
Illegal voting at the polling places. As
The law spec iies that nothing shall be
posted in or about the voting booths aud
wardrooms tie police commissioners or
iered the removal Of the obnoxious sheets.
rhe action of both the politicians and the
commissioners has been severely criticised
by partIsans.
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To Try aIysiic Park,

KENosHA, Wis, Nov S-The mare Alix,
accompanied by Morris J. Jones, her
owner. and John Curry, her driver. left
this morning by special American express
car for Boston TO prepare for the match
with Directum, which takes place Nov. Ia
at Mystic Park for purse of 5000. On
beth sides of the car are canvas banners, on
which are inscribed "Alix. the queen, en-
route to meet Dtrectunl. the king, at Bos-
ION, Nov. Is, 1885"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

IN The municipal court Wednesday Louis
TAilouse for drunkenness. seconi offence,
was sentenced 70 pay costs aid 30 days in
itil, and vos taken to the county s stone
residence at Augusta in the afternoon Inc
,iv,l ea,es Of the court which we're assigned
for tin on that day -ere put oserto Thurs
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s,undly, something | had not been able
a do in years. | can conseientiously
recommend the use of this great strength
ening med cine to all similarly afflicted As
ny self.
"A year sgo my little daughter "as taken
.u Ideally and seriously i'll With what physi'
Glars pronounced spinal meningitis. After
ceir remedies had failed TO cure her.
commenced giving her DIR. Greene's Ner'
vura blood and nerve remedy and in less
than two weeks from the time of taking the
first dose she wss on her feet running
1uund and IN little while WAS Ms we'll q.
ever. have never used any medicine witt
such MAJ ked success as | have found in DR.
Gr,,nes Ncryura blood and nerve remedy.
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LYNN, Mas, Nov. 6-The alarming dis
eovery has been made that but 6S, O00, 00f
gallons of water remain in the reservoir,
which is only sufficient to last two weeks,
and unless rain falls at once famine Il
imminent
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NEW YoRB. Nov. s.
f. crR-Reeeipts. 6s,5 0J pkgs; exports. -, so
"5'"; $ 40 sacks; salns. $500 pkgs; dull, barell
.,,9. 9o,-21. cI,v mi,s = 60 ,o---.
% C0a3 81; psteItt. SOFA 40, wiatrr wheat ing
z,ale-, % u 2 IS; fair to fancy, 235 2 %
rat, uts. y3a4 81 Minnesota clear, s0l %
,raights, 2ba2 20, patents, 3 70 ~ IS; ry.
mixtures. 26A2s, saperEne 7sa2 Is, tine. =
AZ
SOUTHERN fLoCK-9uiet steady.
KSk ttJU,.-- dull, steady e. gOa3 Is.
BUCkwH SAT FL0tE--rteady, quiet.
CukS AEAI4-quiet, steady.
krH-tluiet, nominal; wtstern, 5Oaj5.
BAsi.s = dull, -teady;-- No. {, Mliwau
X -, IS %, western, 55t67; state, 66as0; No.
frtubsO ssa-9.
BAILEY MALr-quiet; - western 70as2
fwo Towed state 7ot75; six rowed state soAss Of j
,.iade Canada iocai0s.
watr-Receiets, 4l3, 10 bush. .sI CIT BIS rs
salis, Gi.OOi hImer. quiet; - - -
80. .sd. 'or. and elevator. o'as'l
NJ. -pnng Uia7s, ~. northern 70iaiGi
No. 2, i.0rthne3, 73Ia73l; no Z Milwaukee 70ia70,
No, red. d: No2 spring soissoA; ungfsded
Uohs- aecoip's, i,o.2oo, exports, IO7.54s; sales,
5000, dull. eas'er; ------------------------
" l. i4as45l eieys'o,; a6lai7l aaos,, No.
- AIDED mixed iolaiss; steamer mixed, a.
No. white, 81. elevator.
oars Heo.lp;s. 27i.s50, experts. 1920 5psh
:, Tee. 5000, dull steady ---------
80 :. l,s3'; d. sn'te ioi 81, Nc 9 Chicago
jsa36 No 3. %t4' - a. 800, dl, 1i4, d
Western. a5laa6s. 90 white asiaii. ante STAT
55is4;
ssNs--s-m dull, family, sI2a4.5o; extre
Il.ss. s.VJoaiioo. beef hams, dail, tetc, q
b, I, quiet firm, go, cut meats, dull. Arm nidd a.
- az u;si. sasier;-- Ws.--rs steara closed.
sloCossl0.t1. SO, f9.ooas9 %; Refined. dulI
,att-"s. 90 80 sIo5o
~. slasass43, new mess, as U0st s.25 ezra
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Mexican Town DESTROYED.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. S-Advices re-
ceived from Cowhc.. de Catalan in Guer-
zero sag that the place was practically de
stroyed by an earthquake on Oct. 80 A
church and the schuolhouses were com
pletely ruined. AID not n single house
within its bounds was left in habitable
condition
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ChICAGo. Nov $ 1t is said that when
The cas-, of prenJergust. the murderer of
.ayor Harrisol, is call oefore Judge
ruthill on Nov. q, la@ rs Wade and
Essex will ask for change Of venue. They
will argue that pubic sentiment is so
rabidly against the prisoner that he could
not/be given u fair trial in Cook county.
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TORONTO Nov. s.-By the burning Of
the steamer Frazer yesterday on Lake Nip
issing, Is persons lost their lives. The
disaster occurred near Goose island, and
in spite Of the most strenuous efforts to
save life the above number persisted Only
the most mesger particulars are obtain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

Arrangements are being completed by
some of ,he gentlemen connected with the
Iollinswofth 4 Whiting Co.'S WINSTON
mil. for grand masquerade ball at City
hail on the evening Of Jan. let. ninsmore
with an orch. stra of 10 peices will furnish
,.u.f.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-09

Two hunlred dollars worth of the ele'
trical app tratu. ha. just been placed II tA'
high school lat oratory, u hirh Is one 81 III
best equipped in the Srate. The u'w ~
paratu, n ladies' dyn4mvs, moto <, Whea'
stone bridges and riieostats, Nh Il ~
rarely to b. found in high school lAb)r