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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-04-26
RARE CHINA.

One Of the rarest exhibits at the expo
sition will be selection of Coalport
china. A speciality is the chalcedony
decoration, which reproduces the hues
of the agate. Imitation turquoises are
studded on some of the vases with fine
effect.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-04-26
GRACE DARLING'S BOAT.

The little boat in which Grace Darling
went to the rescue of the passenger
steamer Forfarshire on the rocks of
Farne island Sept. and 7, 1888, will be
one Of the many interesting exhibits in
the Transportation building at the fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
THE ANTI.OPTI0H BILL
10 be Finally Voted on In the Senate on
Ian. 81.

Ws>utNaruy, Jan. 23.--Thc Senate pro-
ceciet. to the consideration of the anti-op-
ton bill, the question being on the amend
BIcnt offered ny Villas to the George sHbsti.
tate. George proceeded with the argument
that 'lc partly made on Saturday. After he
hal finished, an arrangement was made
that at O'Clock on Tuesday of next week
vote will be taken on the George substi-
tute, and not later than O'Clock on the
bill Itself
Chandler expressed Ifrnzclf prepared to
vote for tic George substitute. At tAe
close Of Ehandler's speech the aniI-optjoa
hill went over without action, and the
Cherokee Outlet bill. viich came oser
from the House, gas taken up for consider
alton.
Plat Rep, Conn. Offered az sabsii-
tate the bill reported by him from the com
niittce on fndian affairs July 70, 1892. An
amendment 10 the substitute was offered BY
Berry. This amendment provides for the
appointment Of commission for the ez-
ilnguisl,asent Of The national or tribal tsiies 3
to lards in the Indian Territory
The proposition to hare The memibers Of
this committee appointed from the differ
en-, political parties was objec cd 10 by
Plast. who declared his Willingness to leave
the matter 10 President Cleveland, 'sws,ose
desire to take care Of the best Interests os
the country woaid file believed get the
better Of aay 1esire 10 serve his friends
Higgins argued 10 suppor; Of Berry Y
snse nisif ~ ami raenii3aei az proof that tie
cherokees are eisiiize,i. that they have given
up the purzuit Of hunting and fishing. This
remark excisesI the opposition OF FRYE, no
Il Fxn... -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
GIVEN 20 YEARS.
Fred irving Sentenced Identified as Paul
Dennison Of Massachusetts,.

PORTLAND, Jan. 23.-The mystery sur
rounding Fred A. Irving, alias Fred irving
tI..;,,o .o,.a, ,.,t., r,,o ,;.a~
was Drought over from the JAIL ' ~ a NJ
and was given IA seat in the ante room.
Marshal SWEET with two strangers then
any IL, w. ,, p...,- ai,,ho o,,o..
A.. 80" to..ai ,.",i n,,I,aai, ,',r,,oa aaio m 10.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
BELFAST.


BhLtAsr, Jan. 2:;.- SPECIAL, Thomas
Il Marshall Post, &. 4. h, gave supper
At their hall Frilly evening. There was u
good number present and a nice supper
served
The revenue cutter Woodbury. came into
our Rarbor Friday aud broke the ice max
ing passage for the Boston boat which
1rriyed here Saturday noon. There had
been no boat from Boston previous to this
for week.
The new vauit for the Peoples National
Bank has arrived and will be placed in
position at once Il is reported that the
bank will be opened for business sometime
n the early part of February.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Wording
took place from her late residence Sunday
tfternoou. Mrs. Wording was an estima-
hlc lady and had many friends. She was
The wife of the late Charles Wording. She
leaves one son. Her age was 1S years.
The January term of the supreme judi
-ial court for Waldo county adjourned
anallv Saturday. The case against Matt
land B. Smith ani Others for robbery was
Continued ill April term hoping to find
Smith, who has gone away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
DRUNKEN ROUGHS
Amuse Themselves by Biting
and Chewing Each Other.
York Court Adjourns Out Of Respect
for Late Judge Virgin,
And Already Candidates TOR the Vacant Judge.
ship Are Heard Fsem.

RicBsosp, Jan. 23. - Special - A
drunken row among gang of roughs from
some of the up river ice houses broke out
ON Front street last evening. One man lost
par: Of his lip by its being bitten of and
another had junk taken out Of his cheek.
Sax of the gang were taken to the lookup,
three of them being released at the door.
The others were run in but escaped during
night
News has been received to the effect that
Sailmsker c. T.. TallInan, L. S. N, is
dangerously sick, al iokohama, japan.
\ mock trislS,o come off in the near
future i. being talked up. Those having
the matter in charge propose to put on a
criminal ease and make it lively.
Rev. Mr.. ilaIdock of Gardiner delivers
his lecture on the French Revolution in the
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
George Nash undertook to monkey with
i bottle of cement by putting it on the stove
10 ,haw IL this morning AMI came near
blowing up the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
HEW VS. NUGGETS.
srough' by the Wires From the North, East,
South and West

Cohn Bros, dry goods, Salt Lake City,
assigned Monday. Liabilities, sll0 200 /;
assets not made public.
The schooner Cora Dunn was the vessel
towel to Boston Sunday by the steamer
Saturn, not the Jennie Lockwood, as er-
roneousiy reported.
Churchill Bios, livery stable, o horses.
ard several adjoining buildings, at Cliu-
ton, Mo, burned Monday morning. Loss,
sio0 900: well insured.
The President Monday sent TO the Sem
ate the nomination of Frank e. Partridge
OF Vermont 30 he envoy extraordinary and
penipoten'isry Of the nited States 10
Vcnczueh,
Gus Cronkbii. treasurer Of Warren
county. L,a., has disappeared and ii is re-
ported that he Il short $50 coo in his ac-
counts, caused by dealing on the Chicago
board Of trade.
Charles A. PlHmmer, who Ia held under
arrest at Nashua, " H.. for drunkenness,
admitted while intoxicated that he was the
man who stole team from ". T.. Milliken
Of CHmhs rIsnd. Nc, gad for whom re.
ward uf @'i'Fl is offered
The sheriff Monday seized the property
Of John Harris. of the Law firm, Scovel &
HIarria, Gamlen, y. j. on attachment az
an abscoDdiHg debtor. Harris IL charged
with enibez1lins $4,000 from the Gnaran.
see fulfilling ard Loan Assoeia,ion while
asting ~ solicitor.
4 special from the Iiio Grantie .ays
News vas received Sunday night thai
l ai,ed States troops and the state ranger
bal captured Genera! Ffauc;sco Benasisles
the ehisf in command of the remaining
Gsrza forces. aai Prudeneio Gonzales
tiext 10 command.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
THE CAPTAINS WIFE


Ntw YuRK, Jan. ~ Schooner Mneola
of Windsor. n. $, was abandoned ut sea
Jan. O. Capt. Lent, wife and six sailors
were brought to this port to-day by the Brit
ish ship l.. u. Carleton of Rockport, Me,
from San Francisco.
The Carleton on the morning of January
sighted the Mineola with signals of dis.
tress flying in lat, 80 N, lon. G7 80 W.
The Mpeola was bound from Fernandina
for Demcrara. The vessel was full of
water. The people were taken OF in an
exhausted condition. For three days and
nights they Ind been drifting about with
out provisions, and very little clothing, al
most everything having washed overheard
being so soaked with water as 10 be rem
dered useless.
The captains wife during all of that time
remained on the top OF the house to keep
watch While the men worked at the pumps.
She fell asleep at the end of a long vigil
and dreamed of the shipwrcck. She
dreamed that she saw large ship coming
straight To them. When day broke she
awoke and saw the Carleton bearing down
upon their almost sinking vessel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
Winter
Cholera.

The new sisesse os .sr stomach 1nd bowels
70 greyaien; thzsn.saosss Sew Engiszsd has been
..an.ea by the saedieai professbog, Wister
Ghs,ern. It's appearance shiss the A.satie
Ckeiern IA raging abroad, u ressszrsied a. sig
isifeant. presagipg. as Sc does, "a outbreak Of
tase European scoarge witA the adyen, Of eafiy
GUNNER. winter Cholera gnderminea the
constitutions ofLa Grippe victims, plays havoc
With those who escaped that dread disease, and
paves the way for typhoid aud other wasting
fevers- Restrictive immigration bills and quar-
antine VIII avail nothing. choiera germs are
being cultivated In Thousands Of Hiasev
fhoiern victims throag ghoat New England to-
day. The balmy days Of spring and the hot
days Of early sUmrseF Will rouse the disease
germs 10 activity In u inter Cholera con
seryatiye physiei4as Sec Me iaHnting Of the
danger signal Tho warning has been sounded
The alarm has teeE sens forth, Cholera, in iD-
eiPlcDs forn. Is here. II you 1ould avoid
Winter ChoiSra and foftify the system
against the afipaissioH Of eholeraie poison,
begin ka Immediate course Of treatment with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24

" issse -. in ,tss Tate Of tears, more prolific
-osfee pf MISERY sEas the rBsafsafic twlage. we
hass ysfte fstar ef IL. People ne born with a
teaslrnrv TO rs.ntsssi.Ts. fas: the7 with
% consumption or 10 sersssis eigsIr raasss Bssy
sieytla. ists. A. the axouixang onlyissnt
assBasest4 stseif Yecanrse satonif be had 80 Hos
setjer's stomach Bsrfrsr which eiscss ts further
ltsrsts sBd bsH4.hes the rheumatic poison fr.a
lie system. fa- sta sfnent taiirs exae,iY with
The testimony OF ply 1sssss ~ho haye efnpi5yed
iss ine binod aepas-At in fheir pirate prscfsee-
There il also the amf,lr,f profesacna. and xpDrrai
te-fssnony 10 tie eae@sey Of the B5ffers fus
isra, Hser complaint, conssipstisn. Indigestion.
kidney rFasbie. nsfsossRess and los$ Of appetite
ard nesii- After westief. whether follow ed bs
cold nof, :iss Istfrrs is ussfni sresenfire
Of fssc initiSi attack of ziseHmstism- q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
THE FUNERAL


Bosro>, Jan. 23.-The standing commit
tee of the Episcopal diocese of Massachu-
setts met this evening. The duties of the
bishop now devolge upon this committee
which becomes an ecclesiastical council
and which has full authority in all clerical
matters. It, members are George :.
Converse, president; Rev. St John Cham
brc, Rev. John S. Lindsay, Rev. Edward
Abbott, Dr. George e. s,ha;tnck, Mr.. Ed
ward l.. Davis, Mr.. Henry NJ. pham and
Mr.. Francis G. Foster.
The committee ieci'ied that the funeral
of the late Bishop Brooks he held on Thurs
day. Jan. 26. at Trinity church. at noon,
and that it should he pubiic. 1t is possible
that Bishop Potter of New York will offei-
ate but that matter is not decided. A. j.
&. Sowden will have charge of the funeral
arrangements, and the interment will be at
Mt. Auburn.
a committee consisting of George $. Cor
verse, Rev. lohn S. Lindsay and Francis
e. Foster pere appointed to draft resol,l-
tions and will report Ian. 50 to the standing
committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
Massachusetts, Republican Club Adopts Reso-
lu,ioas Of Sympathy With ar. Blaine.

RoSrox Jan. 2;.-The Republican Club
OF Massachusetts met at the fremont House
today, anl reelected John Simpkins as
president The executive committee =
report congratulated President Harm
son upon his clean administration
expressed anxiety ani sympathy on nc
count of Mr.. Blaiue's Illness. and pointed
out the hcneticept results in his iabors IN
behalf of reciprocity. Resolutions upon
tho death of ex-Presilent Hayes and favor
ing the repeal of the silver purchase bill
were adopted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
YALE ATHLETES
Will Hereafter Work In New Gymnasium
Formal Presentation 10 University.

New HAytN, Conn, Jan, 23.--The for
mal presentation of the new Yale gymna.
-ium to the university by the gymnasium
committee took place tonight. About 200
guests were present at the exercises. Judge
Rowland of New York was the first speaker
and represented the gymnasium committee.
lie formally presented the building to the
corporation. Prcsden, Dwight responded.
Rev. J. II. Twitchell of Hartford formal,
presented the university with three cups foi
iptrr-clsss champions in rowing, base bal
and foot bali. all gifts of William Cuyle,
of Philadelphia, in memory of his brother
Theodore l.. Cuyler, "A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
AN UGLY MOB.
Attacks the Residence Of Brit
ish Minister at Guatemala
And Beat His Son So That Il l.
Feared He VIII Die.
Help Sent Fer-Prss. Bsrries Unable 10 Make
Reparasioa Situation.

PANAMA. Jan. aS.--A dispatch from
Gnstemala says mob attacked the British
legation and beat Minister Gosling's oldest
son so severely that he may die Minister
Goslins youngest sou shot one Of the mob
dead. The British warship Melpomene is
AT San Jose. and her commander has eahlet,
for the Warspite and Nymphe to come and
sssis, him in hiocka,ling the port so fhst
reparaiion may be obtained with u bonn
bardueni.
President Rarras is said TO have refused
to grant the British demands for reparstien,
He protests thai he is powerless TO do So,
as any sttempt on his part 10 atone for the
outragcs would eausc an Indian uprising.
II moi general revolution. lie begged the
British minister and commander 10 wait un-
iii the popular fury had subsidized before
they act. The immediate canse of the rio;
is not mentioned b, the dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
THE ENGLISH PRESS
Has Words OF Great Praise and Admiration
Tor the Departed.

tn>u"N, Jan. 23.--The Daily News says
OF Bishop Brooks death "TlIc American
pulpit has lost great orator. Bishop
Brooks gift of eloqaence, apart from his
practical philanthropy, would have entitled
him TO general recognition in England and
America"
The Chronicle says The whole Eng
disappearing and religious world deeply
dcpIrrrs MT only the Grea, bishop. hut the
great msn and great 'i,i1en. Ills death
u"sr- almost national loss 10 the niir't
States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
GueRRlNi BANK OF ROME
Forced 10 Suspond--Assets Exceed Liabilities
by at Least I, 900 900 Lire.

RoaI, Jan. 2S.---t;ucrrini Bank sus.
pended payment today and closed Its doors.
The lepositors will be paid in full. The
assets exceed the liabilities by i,Goo,o0o
lire
The house was founded 80 years ago and
always enjoyed an uncxceptionablc rcputa-
tioi. The suspension Is due to the impos-
sibiity OF realizing on securities and build
iags, since confidence has been shaken by
the recent banking troubles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24

WA>mNaroN. Jan. 2a.--pr. Johnston
visited MIR. Blaine at q O'Clock this evening
On leaving he sa,i he considered the patient
irhe stronger than on yesterday. Mr..
'ilaiac rested well during the day and the
doctor did not look for ANY change tonight,
The doctor was asked If he considered Mr..
Biaines condition improved, lie replied
still very feeble.
At ~ O'Clock the blaine mansion was
wrapped in darkness, Indicating that the
Invalid was rcstiag quietly,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
TWENTY NOW DEAD
And Twelve More Will Die as Result OF Alton,
M Railroad Disaster.

ST. l.orls. Mo-, Jan. 23.--'rhrce more
deaths today at St .Iosepli's hospital. Alton,
H.. increased the death roll of Saturday 's
horror TO 20. OF the injured, il is asserted
that 2 more are expected to die during the
DAY. Every physician within reach is en-
gagged in the work Of aileviat;ng the sufer-
iugs of the buraed and hlacscne'i victims
hut all find their efforts unavai!ing-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
JUSTICE LAMAR DEAD.
A Long and Painful Illness Ended by Death
al Macon. Ga.

MACON. Ga. Jan. 23s.-Justice Lucius
Quintus Ciucintatus Lamar, of the United
States supreme court, died here at $50 this
evening. Death was sudden in the ex-
tremc. He had been aiing for some
time but appeared to he gradually gaining
in health lie came from Washington to
Macon, about a month ago, and had been
visiting at the residence of W. II. Virgin,
Niueville, a suburb of this city.
About ) o'clock Justice Lamar prepared
to 20 to the city, but was met at the door
by friend, DIR. Llewellyn with whom he
returned TO the sitting room. Vt that time
and during all the afternoon he was IN good
spirits, and at dinner at $50 this evening
he seemed to have good appetite.
Dr. LEV eilyn left the house about and
4 few minutes later the justice was seized
with violent pains in the heart and died at
the hour mentioned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
BARK SEA BREEZE
Burned al Madre Island. Cult o! California
Crew Of 38 Landed.

SAS DihGo, Cal, Jan. 23.-Steamer san
Jose arrived today from Panama, bringing
3s of the American bark Sea Breeze,
burned Jan. 10, at Madre island in tho
Gulf of California where she went to Sc
cure wood before going on whaling expe'
ditiou. The Sea Breeze WAS owned by
James Mekenna, San Francisco. She was
Il New Bedford vessel, worth Sip,OA0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
The washington fypress.

NV HAYES, Conn, ian. 23.--~Vice
President Lucius Tuttle OF The New York
g. New Haven Railroad announced tonit bt
that Sunday February 3, The train know n
as the "wasbington Express" would be n n
over the New Haven roads own tracks FRI IN
New York TO Providence VIA the Shore
Line from this city. Heretofore the train
has used the tracks Of the Sew York e
New England road from Hartford 10 Boz
tpu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
BIG SNOWSTORM
Following on the Heels Of the Recent
Big Cold Snap.
Ice Leaving vineyard-A lam At Prosincetown
The Situation Elsewhere.

PgoSIs,ErowS, Mass, Jan, 23.--Ligh
southwest Winds today caused the immeus,
field of ice that has formed during the past
fortnight, in the bay between Welltleet and
Sandwich, TO move toward this point,
nearly closing up the entrance to the
harbor.
II the wind continues from this quarter
Proyincetown harbor will be packed full
within n hours, shutting in one whaling
schooner and six fishing schoouers. A
snow storm set in at 5 i. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
10 To srsak.

Woman is wonderfully male! Such
beauty. grace .delicscy aDi purity are alone,
her possessions. So has she weaknesses,
irregularities, functional arrangements, pc
caliar onig TO herself. To correct these
AMI rcstere 10 health. her wonderful organ
ism rsguirss restorative especially adapted
90 fiat purpose. Saeh an ore is Dr. PIeree's
Fl.orite pre.eripsicn---p curative
an. Fegulsiise properties to remarkable
rsc0mmended for 10 ofberf Continually
growing il favor. ard numbering az i,s
ssaHneb friends thousands Of The most in
teI,igens and refined ladies Of the land. A
positive guarantee accompanies each bottle
---at your druggists. Sold m trini
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
YORK COUNTY COURT
sdjouras Gu. Of Respec. to Memory Of Late
JaJge Virgin.

Blpn,tuRD. Jan 23-The controversy
ivcr the tax of the laconia mills has
nde'l, The company has paid its tax and
~ 7ithlrawn its appeal from the decision of
he hoard Of assessors.
The York county supreme court held Il
brief session at Saco this afternoon and then
adjourned till Thursday on account of
Tngle Virgins death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
B0WDIFcH. WEBSTER ( CO
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned give nofics that ihev " ~
ttssaa the aaxt Legislature 10 srani them S4Ei
,hs,Sr associates a charter 10 hg la iaEIs sas
bs~,rns and make tmg reTemsnts on the Ns-'
Branch OF renobscot river. in the town OF ses
t,eos,sDk so-eaI,ed neing Tossasiisp 1, r. {, y, g.
r. p. in >osnsrset County, aud on tise said IVES,
Eranrh, in the fewa assjosR4nF said Township
on the east in Pscatsqais County. for the psfpos
OF driving. booming. sorting ard rafting logs ana
Ia hold a head OF watrr sufficient for the<e
~ rrposes and collect reasonable tolls on ali hogs
passgng thrpagh. benefited By said dafHs
LEWIS c. MOORE.
DANIEL =. DAVIS
Ranlsaf p,-s. l fs.ls Ut
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STATE NEWS.
Np00stool.
AsnLAxs.

1shIANbs
The village school commenced Monday
With II. A. Greenwood teaei,er.--A young
man by the name Of IToyfy from Wool
stock, y. b., was fatally scald,h IL kci-
ctums mill by the bursting VI stesmpipe.
lie was the only support Of widowel
mother.--Mr. John McGosHn has mose,l
into his new house in the village.
and the numbering camps make good mar.
ket for oats; hundreds OF bushels arriving
every day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24

NEWPORT, X l., Jan. 2;;-The ice in
the inner harbOr is breaking up by aid of
the steamers and is floating into the outer
harbor, which is well filed with floating
ice from the large fields up the bay. Two
schooners have worked GU, Of the ice in the
inner harbor. and the rest can be soon
broken out by the tugs. iumber-laden
schooner arrived this afternoon, the first to
enter the harbor for eight days,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24
KING KReMLlN, 2.07 3-4.
The 2.07 10 Performance Of Stam-
bouI Rejected as a Record
By American rre,tins Register Association and
kremlin Neids the Palm.

Cue,,So, Ian, sa,---Stsmaosl's perform
ance uf s.a7 IL at stockton, CAL. has
been relectel by the American Trotting
Register Association. the Ssoektea Assocs-
alton being unaele To furnish proof or evil
'tcnce regarding the performance.
kremha, with his recoNi Of s.as So,
made at Nashville, Nov, u last, is the
ackuew leigsd king OF trot,iay stations.
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IN the DRAW.
Boston and Chelsea Drawbridss Blocked by
Schooner In tho Ice.

BosroS, Jan. 23-'lbe Thomastou (NIc.)
schooner BENJAMIN G.. Firth met with what
may prove to be ii serious mishap this after.
noon. Her cargo of coal hal been dis
charged at Mystic wharf, and while being
towed outward. through the Chelsea draw
bridge, she became wedgcd in the solid
cakes of ice.
Five tugs were soon at work but by do
ing their utmost could only push her ahead
or as,crn few feet Travel TO Chelsea by
horse or electric ears is entirely shut OF by
regular route and the ears are obliged to
make roundabout trips by the way of Ever
EFT.
Nine tugs are alongside the schooner
now, aAd ii is hoped that at high water they
may be able to haul her into the stream.
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Words Of Coincidence From Hartford.

HARrrpFD. ConH-. Jan. 3:'.-fhe Hart
ford Clerical Association, wll;eh consists Of
Episcopal cIerryn,en in this city and vein
ity, o'ay sent telegram of coincidence rc
gsr'linS the death of Bishop Brooks to tie
Boston Clerical Association, and will take
further action later. The regular minis
teFs' meeting this inurning Of ministers of
the various denominations Of this city
adopted resolutions Of regret at the death Of
Phillips Brook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-24

William Bardsley. for - years employed
az oversccr Of the Lacohia MiiIs. del sun
day night.
John Feresten of E1oltili'. Mas, =
bridge builder, was dros ned vi Is1,nfofd
Falls, Saturday afternoon. lie fell from
bridge. All efforts 10 recover Ike body
have failed.
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LTTle MARTHA WASHINGTON


WAsuisatos, Jan. 23.-- Little Martha
Harrison has en'irly recovered from her i'll
ness and today the health officers took away
from the entrance TO the private part Of the
White House the scarlet fever cards.
The mansion viii not be opened to the
public until The physicians are satisfied that
all danger Of infection has been removed.