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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
FALL RIVERS CUTDOWNS
Will Meet With Stout Resistance on the Par
OF the Spinners

FALL RivFg, Mass. Aug. 3l.-1n an
interview. Secretary Howard of the Spin
ners' association said: The members OF
the executive committee used very strong
language in discussing the proposed cut
down Tue.day night. They said they
could not III derstand why such reduction
should be thought of when only a month
or six weeks ago the published reports
showed great earnings in the mills last
quarter. They ak why it is that the Fall
River manufacturers are the first to talk
of reducing wages and the last to increase
them.
In viewing the situation they found that
half their men are idle and without wages.
They are NOT receiving cent of support,
and if strike results they will go under
pay from the funds of the union. The idle
men will come forward aud vote to strike
in order to receive some benefits. In con-
clusiou the cnnimitteeinen say that, in the
wisdom OF the association, it is decided to
add their Recommendation and STRIKE, and
they will give every assistance possible to
carry the strike out to successful end.
Manufacturers say they will have to re-
duce wages il they continue to run their
mills, and sling ia that they will have to
shut them up.
\ special meeting will be called for next
Tuesday night t. take action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
AUGUSTA LOCALS.


Miss Farmer, principal Of the Boston
Cooking School, will deliver lecture on
fancy cookery at Union Hall, Augusta,
September ith at p. NJ.
Miss Farmer comes from high authority
on cookery, which is the Boston Cooking
School, the mother of them all, and with
Miss Parioa, Mrs Lincoln and others have
been the good Samaritans for many of the
most fashionable dinners in New England
for several years. and their instruction has
revolutionized the art of good cookery.
Mondays lecture will be free. and no col
lection. Each lady attending the lecture
will be presented with desirable souvenir
in the form Of dainty dessert cook book,
written by Mrs. Dearborn, former principal
Of the Boston Cooking School, Mrs. Lin
coin, author Of the 1ostou Cook Book, and
Miss Anna B4frvss, of the Boston Y. W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
MANIA AND MARYSIA.

Mania and Narysia were rs years OF age,
and both passes I'd the grave and rnelan-
choly beauty OF the Uran'a maileus, the
large eyes, blue rs the evening sky, and the
heavy brown trts.cs They seemed to be
sisters as arm in arm they wandered by
themselves across tue sleeping rioors and
in the altdes among the frs They bore no
relation to each other, however, save that
of friendship; but. oh, how dearly they loved
one anotherl
Orphans, neither the one nor the other
had known her father, needy laborers who
hal died young. bat with both still fingered
the memory o( tr'tgic day when men in
black garment had carried away the bodies
Of their sweet, dead mothers to lay them
away in the tomb
Mania and MarysIa hasl known each other
since the days Of t5eir infancy. but it was
only when Mania. the last to put on rnorrn-
ing. threw herself sobhine ou Marysia's
neck, on leaving the church where still
burned the funeral tapcrs, it was then only
that their ;tiFpei ioa became strong, almost
fierce 1t had a singular charm. this alb
sorbing love r each other. between these
two pure childish soul, in the midst Of this
hard rural life. snrrourlud by landscape
whore the marveIol. lav in ambush under
each oeier tree aai a.tiiope,l over the plains
By night with >teq.iiAy step
Mania aEa Mary~ia lived In the same
'hata" aud cultivated little strip Of
Irpuud which Supplied their few wants
Evenings while spinning they flied one an
rther with stts-rs' itinus fears by reciting
the Ics.,id~ 10 Which their young memo
-. rs.t..
spn, wlit,. avatriiag oncf about midnight
Oh the boe,lfr II 4 meadow, there fatigue
had ovvrtak,n Lin. perceived a woman
standing nrnr i,n. rs he REGARDED her GU
TiouSiy. lac noticed that she had feet like .
beast.
On entering the village he related his vi
sion. anil Ireofil,' uot surprised when
shortly aiterparl ress Hence rugged among
the ca.tle, f,1 ilse sis-.ter was none other
than the death If the cows. The sarDe pre-
sentiment rcrs.psiifie5 s=titsesi the choirra to
appear under the furm Of alwoman who
walked on the wafer. signing sally. She
bad red shoes and collar of coral Then,
too. the treasures that became weary OF
sleeping In the earth and offered them
selves. revealing their presenc. by some SUI
peruatural sigls--a blue fame, cat or q
child running hurris4ily around the place
where the gold was found hurled
Mania and Marysia bring very pious did
not fail In any church service. When from
their lonely ''hata' they heard the holy
bells call to prayers. the two young girls
FASTENED to carry to the feet Of the images.
all shining with fine gold and gio~ine
cnlors, the eoodly offering Of their little
souls rs ehaSte as the holiyhock& But
when after the service the youths wishsd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
NeY England Briefs.

MeIrose Mass selectnen have granted
the Lynn and Boston street railway To-
cation.
There is great remonstrance to the
granting of druggists licenses at Melrose,
Mass.
Schooner William Rice, loaded with
lime. has her cargo on fire in Salem Mass J
harbor.
The New England Associated California
Pioneers of 40 are to meet on Sept at
Boston.
A house in Brighton, Mass. was blown
down in the gale and the only occupant
had narrow escape.
Hon. and Mrs William NJ Evarts oh
served their golden wesiiing at 'Runny.
mede," Windsor, VT.
The Boston city council committee on
bicycles favors restriction Of speed In the
city, but does not favor lanterns.
The effects Of the storm have not yet
been felt by the dealers In fruits and
garden stuff at the Boston markets.
L C. Luques' coal Office At Biddeford-
Me, was burgisriz-d. A safe WAS blown
open, some money taken and papers ram
sacked.
Fred Carter and Frank Lyons, en-
ployes Of Lawrence fMasA) ice dealer,
gave customers reduced weight OF ice and
then disposed q, the remainder. They were
fined ~ sacn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
4 Scathins Letter.

We publish, elsewhere in TINS III
.csthiug letter of Congressman ELL
M,r.e Of Massachusetts, in reply to !
ny and vituperative communication
tho Hon. William A. Lochren' s'1
through whom Hoke Smith OF Georsi'
tho dirty work of the ex-Confeder
lrsi,ling the pensions of Union Se'
Mr., Morse's letter is dignified ou' Wig
ia refu.e, to descend from the lev
gentleman into the mire Of Billingss
70 employ the vituperative threats Il
Commissioner Lochren. but be does q
N make himself very clearly unde'
II will be remembered that Corsre'
Mor,e bs. stated some significant
WHICH men who stood for the
,v of the Uuion in the
d.v. of civil strife, will do "
seriously consider. Mr.. Morse IA
the slightest degree inundated oy Y
Ih;n, tactic. of Mr.. Lochren. lie
man to be disconnected by the va
Of POLITICAL light weights, espeeisiy
o,e ss .Lochren, who is notofi
mere figure head; polite
ing jack operated by strings
hand. Of IIoke Smith of Georg's'
tsx.Confederste ind ucnces that die
.c,i m. Mr.. Morse calls timely .
70 the notorious fact that vastly mt
,;on. are nos being suspended
e,lleI than there are new ones 'ss"
II. .s,. the ratio at ten to one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

1t is constant advertising that produces
an effect, alth ough the spasmodic announce
ment may have a force peculiar to itself.
A boy sees his father every day and is nat
urally Influenced by the example which ia
perpetuaily before him. He goes to the
theater but occasionally. The effect of the
latter. being more striking, may he proper
tionately more effective. Many people pro-
test that it is unnecessary to continue the
Of well known articles. They
cannot understand why it is continued.
They declare it does not influence them,
but the manufacturers know better. The
man who denies tina. he is influenced by
advertising constantly before him deceives
himself, and his very protest is proof of it,
--Hariw are.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

! have been great sufferer from dry ca
,a-rh for many years, and l tried many
remedies, but none did me 50 much benefit
- Ely's Cream Balm. 1t completely cured
me. NJ J. Lally, 80 Woolwar Ave. Bos-
ton Highlands. Mass
AI,es using EIy's Cream Balm two months
wss surprised 70 fni that the right nostril,
which vas closed for over twenty years, vas
open and free IS the other. and can use i
nov as could not do for many years. l
feel very thankful--R. II. Cressenehsm,
255 18th ST., Brooklyn. septieod&v2v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
BACK TO An ASYLUM.
Ex-Governor Long Will Soon Assume Charge
OF Millionaire King

BosToN, Aug 3l-In the supreme court
Hon. John ID. Long was appointed as tenn
porary guardian of William Fl. King, the
insane Newport r. L. millionaire, with
authority to investigate his case and re-
port whether OF not Mr.. Kings place of
confinement is to be changed, and make
any ether recommendations proper in the
case.
The court held that the order OF COM
mitment male by the Rhode Island su-
preme court "a years ago was valid one.
Mi, overrul rs L Obi 'c,ion now made by
Mrs +. A. Webster Ross, niece of Mr..
Kong that it was not q lawful order. Her
contention WAS tuat the certificates of two
practicing physicians that her uncle was
dangerously insane and should be put in
an asylum was the only evidence to war
rant the commitment and was not sufIi-
Gent
Deputy Sheriff Seavey is relieved of the
custody of Mr.. King. who is to remain at
the Mclean asylum until Ex-Governor
Long shall have concluded what is best
for his comfort. after the investigation.
The disposition of the petition for writ
of habeas c. rpus is to he held in abe vance
until the report OF the special m after is
uppaupaaJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

He was forlorn stranger walking down
Park row toward the Brooklyn bridge.
Mr.. Isaaes, standing in front of his store,
laid his jeweied hand on the mans shabby
coat.
Come right in said Mr.. Isaacs, ''und
will sell you Won of dose imported suits
fQr 81"
II have no money, and am now going to
CT mint suicide, answered the sad stranger
so, Mine frient, here is my card. Put
it in your pocket, and ven your body is
found the papers will publish it. Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
HELD COURT UNDER A TREE.
l. vrimitive Method of Administerin Us
tic. In Eural Missouri.

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MS oii',i',ila ne i"Itl' " II 'euu ~ ,ns
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support nun uii''l us n0
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csp'sl anu 'ne nv ',''S w., 80, ~. =,
tne rtoi>'y nouS'iio'u' "he'e ei'o "'e'
froiSeF aSe'i ihoehef'
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urnas ni"t"ln7i ""1"' a. no 7'.!lt,- i'o'i'
'he o'eN '''o'' ne '.'i az. ~ LA
uhAho"n 70 nun Jus1 iea, 'ns ''to nv
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CAY Is o'' "'is VI your ,'ii''a,' ,,,,
70" u"ii "iop 'n''' 'nt m, :,
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"nere '""'e'i fe'o''ef "'9 'sinS'
hup "heh NC ie'ppes'te" ti'o s't""Aei ""e
MAKING f"p't ii"cAS iUI 'he SA'''' "'l" ~
h'u 'i"t h'' ''' hitl i'"'' al nun ''''ei "s
WIS ou"7''et"o'y a9to'i'9ho' "hen q con
''ah'e move Ia sishl anu arrested MN ~ i"
charGe al assault WIN intent 70 Kill iia,
ihs no cho'ce III 'he nih'1e'' ho "ehs VIII"
the e"hst'ole
no" the thihiy settieu anu pule'y "gri
cultural region iyihs south oi 'ne biue
boasts the presence Oh uui eiecoei justice
oI Ihe Peaee' wen 10 uo a'i''e'' " hiiiie
u. T. antony ana as leeai proceedings III
Jelge antony court are ny no mems a.
plentiful as the huiiifoSs IN ms meadow
that olucial prepared 10 MAKE 'ne ihosI Oh
the case.
lie had no courtroom Mandy put tue
spreading branehes oil giant apple tree IN
the orchard near by served the purpose al
nlrahiy' and mere tue court was estao'ished,
with the sort SIDE OF 10Y ior hehch ana
seats enough on the grass Tor the thousands
OF spectators VINO might or might no,
choose To attend
Bring Ia the prisoner thhhdered the
Judge Ana straisht"ay the cohstahie ap
peared, dragging his victim uhwiillngiy TO
seat at the other end OF incl Ihscon'
plant was feai III ehe coiistanie most
doiefui tone. ana the Judge stroked ms
whlsKets ah'i heui'ateo Anal iuoth ne
TINS l see Is serious case we must
have JURY IL was ehe prisoner pferos
atlVe 10 ask ior Jury IL ne wanted IT, out
thht nnade no 'lihefeiiee' Inc constaole
sailed tor'h ana specify returned Win
SIX COCO men ana true i've Farmers ana
worNhonse gdafu' recruited from IL ROAD
near by, "nere gang Oh county prIsoilers !,
were Il, WORK me SIX soienin's RANGER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
BEYOND MEDICAL AID.
holm Stebbins Dies From Wounds Inflicted by
Yicinus Cat

BRoCKToN, Mass, Aug. 81. Nearly five
years ago John W. Stebbins was bitten by
a cat and Tuesday, after intense suffering.
he died from blood poisoning, occasioned
by the wound soon after sustaining the
injury Mr. ,tebbins' hand aud wrist began
to trouble him. Despite all that medical
aid could do tue muscles appeared to con-
tract and slowly the hand was dawn out
of shape.
At times the hand would trouble him
but slightly, bnt he has never been en-
tirely free from the effects of the bite. Re-
Gently the member grew worse, and the
result of the ustattack was blood poison
ing, which resulted in death. Mr.. Stebbins
was well kun,yu throughout this section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

A German inventor has produced an cleo.
trie care lamp. The handle OF the cane
contains an incandescent lamp. the twn
poles of which are connected with the plate
OF battery. Below this is small chain.
Der to carry the battery fluid. When it is
desired to use the lamp. the cap is taken of
and the cane inclined 50 that the liquid ii
contains comes in contact with the cleo
trodes A current il thus produced that
will, it is asserted, keep the light going fer
an hour. New York Telegram.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
JONES YARN.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

A sportsman who had % note stolen
from him few months ago received the
following letter the other day:
DEAR SER--I stoied your money Remorse
naws my cos.sh.ns-, and send you a sovereign.
When remor.e nass agin. will send you some
more TIP O'EARY.
London Tit-BitA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Miss Vivian Graves and Miss Mae Dss-
comb have returned from Grand Beach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

l.. +. McIutire. formerly Of Skowhegan.
has leased the Bay View house, Water
vile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

f. T. Goodrich and family have returned
from their White Mountain trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

CHICAGO. August 81
FLOUR dull, unchanged.
WHEAT--iirm. higher; - ---No.
.prins. G3sa63i No. rcd. aiaa63l.
Corn stronger. No. ., S5s.
OATS HrmeT, No. 2, 2a4a-; -
= tite, 32is--. No. white. zyfs.
kYE-no ., ~.
BARLEy-No. 2, nominal
FLANssEI,-hO 1, gs.--.
FORK higher. GA .65stit 20.
LARn-- t5.p5aSs %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
Good Words For the Donkey.

To break a needle while making . gar
nent Is sign that the owner will live 10
rear IL out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
SKOWHECAN.

Mr.. Charles Gilman has returned to
Wakefield. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01
STOCK FOR SALE.

An established manu- faetartng company, whose
pyodaet is known to every hoMseh I'D in New Eng
land rifers limited amount of srock to couserVa
tis. investors This stock has never been offered
b, fore and ia In no . speculation. the money
to BIZ used fer eularsing the business, tsretHi ~
vrs.igstl,n will result IN purchase as the stock
IL worth hold Nc. Is bound To increase steadily
in value aud pay handsome dividends. For par
ticnars address
MORSE 4 ROYCE.
- school So. Boston, Mass.
angaidw IS tmc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Mrs, n. W. Brainerd and daughters are
visiting in Fairfield and Benton for few
DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

The Universalist sewing circle meet at
Mrs. W. vxrney's this "Wednesday after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

Gardiner Advertisements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-01

At@J@ 49, Nv ~
vorh a Assus<spa. ~ n,Sv Z.
psana ~ snAss q shs sstR "a su,snra 49,
Tie lanssaso and fsvsrisan~a RAu-s.
csnssd by - ~ d ~ hsasA Nua
End sAcnd b tsfoss svsrAne ~ w.
soass thinss As,p shs1naassun. ~ u-s
60 vay - CUKKM
Dseter rear afeoaeA aaA Md.
C>s ~. kAkefr cp,~a
Nomesl1r1ns svsr dx~cvssei b - cuss,S ~.
ass Aiways PLEASANT b the stomach ma ~
liar sxtrscs Il the fruit. c,aashlu~a M -.
AwNA b nasniAssns na~.icine. On. -
tsasgconsal dose \ dollar hcstls cxu,,ss. -
~ monthly supgly. fasirnsly us> ! ~ -
Of 6nAPs CrHR andyour shsanasies "a, -
pas away. Ths blood win escosns Fur, ~ ~
from ths sstd Al the sA,ae time cumscrt ~ n.
viii cems 10 snti~ system - . ssxd Ss..s-s
nsNatcine tmprovcs the general health. 49,
fssl ossssr all over. We warrant this o. ~, -
ei&a. fOr rhsa,aattan b one Il u, ccsupa,a.. +.
WAirA tAk spasndid medicine Aas e,.s
yo9 D1U0dIsr hasis o cen err NG-
Ortiz cthsr storuA frics oia
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Der re-
He
ssell In
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-04
What Guarantee?

1t is this. If you have Cough or
Cold, tfekling in the Throat, which
keeps you constantly coughing, or if
you are afflicted with any Chest, Throat
or Lung Trouble, Whooping Cough, &c.
and you use Billiards. Horehound
Syrup IS directed, giving it fair trial
and no benefit is experienced, we au.
thcrize our advertised agent to refund
your money on return of bottle. 1t
never fails to give satisfaction. 1t
promptly relieves Bronchitis Sold
by H. G. Rlshcr & Co., Waco, and j.
B. Cornish, East Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-04
ChOCtaWS viii Hang.
special TO The News:

special 10 The News
CAnpo, l. T., Aug. The
reprltve granted by Gov. Jones of
the Choctaw Nation to the nine
members Of the Jones faction
convicted of murder in come ction
with the Choctaw troubles expires
today. The condemned men are at
Wllburton, which is difficult of
access, and no news las been re.
eeived from that point for the last
two days. 1t is not thought prob.
able, however, that the sentence
Will be carried into effect in view of
the request of the interior depart.
ment for Il further communication
until September i, the request
being based upon the idea that
through frmness and kindness
combined peace might be restored
between the warning factions of the
Choctaws. The breach between the
two factions, however, is as wide as
ever, and up TO the last advices
from Wilburton the Locke party
were determined to prevent the
proposed wholesale Strengthening of
their supporters.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-04
The Chicago Market.
BY Associated Press to The News.

CHICAGO, Aug. Wheat went
Oft tc today on the failure of the
German American Bank at st.
Paul, but fully recovered the loss.
Partridge was considerable seller
early, and the scalpers were in.
clined to sell till after the market
had bumped against cole for Sep.
temb.r several times, and reacted,
apparently having solid support
at that point. There was some out
side buying in small way and in
dications pointed to large exports.
September opened 4@5c down at
6O4c, declined to Coz and recov-
cred to 81 c.
Corn was strong on the continu.
ance of the drouth. September
opened &c higher at 80 Z, advanced
to 40 j, and reacted to 40sc.
Armour was buyer of provisions
again today on large scale, par
ticulally ribs and lard. September
ribs opened 7lc higher, at 7323
advanced to 80, then fell back te
7.424.
1l.to p. Wheat, August
So; September, 6lg; Decem Der
Gs9.
Corn--September, 4oS, October
404; May. Az.
Oats-September, "a, May, 900
Pork September, IL. 65.
Lard--September, 5.75; Octot er
7.G5.
Ribs-September, 7:42l; October
$50.