Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-21

'IHe c0mmuni ratlon in Thurs lays JOUg-
MAJ from Col T.. G. Harrington Of the Maine
| Sport men. III .h and Game Association on
/ The subject Of the dying Ash In certain Aroos-
| took sters will tend to relieve the fears Of
serious damage TO the fishing interests 10
that ptrt Of the State. Lind Agent OAK .
| In formation 40 far ~ il extend. IL to be i'm
| l,iictsly relied on Il would seem, however.
| that someone With more time To devote TO
the investigation than Mr.. Oak can possibly
have in the midst % his many duties should
| thoroughly Investigate the trouble which
cvrleatly does EXIST to some extent. Mr.,
| Oak "a as capable of forming a theory As
| any ono but perhaps a scientific tnvestiga
tinn sill establish something besiie. theory
and in 40 doing render the fishing interests
excellent service.
| The report that Bonnie Holt. tramp.
| had been drow neil in the western part,
of the State was shock To most peonle ~ho
| had never dreamed that tramp Womb 90
! so near the water rs 10 make drowning q
po.s lhlhty They will he greatly relieved
to know that Benni. was seen IN Bangor
this week. His failing out with water
preclnied hls falling in
The Cape Elizabeth straw berry growers
| are not pleased with the financial results Of
the las, crop, The crop was very large
AMI the berries dropped IN price to even
four cents II box. However another year,
It may be- more profitable crop. The cheap
nes. ~ the berry this season has enabled
more poor people TO p,rtake Of this most
delicious ~ ali fruits and in the minds of
more people than ever before it has come
tn hc gsrded necessary food rather
tn ~ a tHury.
The longest deed to be recorded at the
tniroscoggiu Registry in Auburn in years
was. this week, from W II. Parsons & Co.
| to the peiepscnt Paper Manufacturing Go.
| The deed covers thirteen pag : of ooe Of
the large books of record.
! The Iumbernen m the AniroscoggIn
ri,"r appear to have more confidence IN the
/ lumber market than do the mlIimcu along
/ the Penohsco'. Anyway they are very
srxtous to get out the 30 O00 900 feet Of
| loe- IN the Androscogsin river het~een
| Shrlhufr. y. II and Canton. Ne. The
water ia now too low fer running the logs
| We had heroine little ashamed at the
number of people claiming Maine az their
homo who have BEEN WELDING 10 the bland
| i.huaents Of tho hunc1 sterrcr Her hnw
ever y. refreshing intr-ludr Capt
| Charlesb ncrriil Of Biiefuri white In
| Boston Tuesitv. ran across polte stra,-
! ger "a no knew nnF If D,'rrilis fricnts. after
| learning that that gentleman came from
! Ri lhefnr,I engaged the captain 10 take u
/ pack age 10 such frient asked him Ia change
$500 tilt borrowed s2Js Of him frr afew
| m n,it.s and then disappeared But at
thu. Inncture ther" - Kaleidoscope
| change 10 the plot. Dprril iTmed
ately repsnted of his act, followed
his neg acquaintance into building
| oblv tn ind he hat gone Gus another ho,r.
rcfra cd his steps AMI run plump into the
ve-v man he was looking for The conf
dence man tried TO run but Derrill was too
quick tor hip and feled him with blow
+ He thru jnmpci on him anil sat there until
a policeman appeared The money was re
, cove-r,l and the swindler " h0 said his name
was Gndfrey hut who proved ,o he Geo, II
/ Appi,-hy, a notorious crook. Il now in jail
haviog chance to mediate Oh the danger
/ Of pi, king up unknown friends on the street.
| The spirit of decision which is every
where shown in Col. payson fuckers
management of the Maine Central admits
Of no "fooling" Recently losfers at sta
; tons between Bangor and Old Town have
| INDUCED in insulting the passengers on the
| night trains. On the evening of the It'll,
I a man at Basin Mills when the train stopped
there. reached in through an open window
and caught hold of woman passenger
/ The matter was at once reported to zen
| eral Manager Tucker and he directed that
| il be thoroughly investigated. The case
wn put into the hands of Detec-
tive G. W. Hartman who succeeded in
| tracing the guilt to Samuel Budlow, =
| Freuchmsn employed in the mills there.
| Budlow WAS arrested and it cost him about
| $40. That's promptness and justice.
| Daniel Lara of Auburn didn't put up any
| ice on the kenuebec last winter and he says
he's glad he didn't. He says that there il
| little money in ice with Is cents ton on
board q vessel the market price. At = dol
( lar ton tie worth while to experiment, he