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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
STATE HOUSE MATTERS.
Com missioner Mathews Work on the Summer
Resorts Of Maine.

tommlss4dner Mathews returned from
Squirrel Island Monday morning after an
elimination into the summer resorts in
Boo'hhay iIdrhor.
It. is nor engaged in drawing up list
OF question. to be sent ont on blanks at an
early late to the hotel and boarding house
keeper. IN Maine.
Mr. Mathews special reports on the sum
mer resort industry Of the State, which re-
port ~. ori red by the last Legislature
will iu' exhaustive and yaIuable. No effort
ha. been spared to make the work com
plet The municipal officers of every city
All lhc .elcetmen of every town have been
communicated With and from them have
been obtained hsts Of the hotel. and board
lng houses in the various cities and towns.
Bc.uitstlis Mr., Matthews has put in
much nae thi- summer in making personal
m.r.usalou Of the frld TO be covered.
The report aiIl be out in the fall and will
contain ,s-t amount Of information IN
atplltcA form specimen answers and de-
symptoms of the more prominent resorts.
Tn, book viii contain fine cuts of scenes
At thu, iasi class of tourist. Ravens
70 c1pectrd that tho report will prove
Of maternal value 10 the State and will draw
iu NOR people than ever, "a it will show
sh' Incompatible advantages AMI comforts
OF Name a. summer home.
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The Early Governors Of Maine,

For years there has been a feeling that
.om,thrg ought 70 be done to secure suit
able engrayings of the early governors Of
the State and plice them where they would
be preserved anil be accessible TO the public,
hut the opportunity to do tEi. in an accept
able way has not presented itself until the
present time. As Is well known, a volume
entitled Representative Men of Maine is
now being prepared at the Lakeside Press
IN Portland and several gentlemen suggested
to the publishers of this work that they add
to il the portraits and historical sketches of
all the governors. commencing with the
first Governor, VIM King. This they have
finally consented TO 10. The relatives of some
uf the later deceased governors have offered
to help defray the expense of certain por-
traits. while some gentlemen have expressed
willingness 10 assist the publishers in the
necessarily heavy cost Of collecting and en-
craving the portraits of those who have no
near relatives living. The insertion of
these portraits and biographies will give the
book great historical value, and, Of course
a wide sale. The portraits and sketches OF
the senators, members of Congress, the Ex-
ecutiye Council. State officers and the prom
iuent men in the professions and in busi-
ness all over the State will also appear, so
it will emphatically be a Maine book of
Maine men, such as was never before pub
hshcd in this State and probably will not be
again in this generation, We understand
that tile Lakeside Press intend TO execute
this work in elegant style. both in work
manship and material, making ii credit to
the State and to the men i represents.
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Araoux the exIlDs,s AZ tie Msi2e build.
hfesike er.sen r,spssi n fiovernor Henry
n. cl-aves, with attract. much sfrertior.
The picture is sn.ly exeeHt Il snd NJ mseh
~, g :. nseris sna - rne ~nrk II an East
rort youBg LADY, Miss Fideiia A. Best.
Miss ges, i. the daughter Of tie veteran
s.amxn. William B~.t. who il is claimed
vas the ar,t man 70 iose limb IN tn. var
of the Rebellion.
Mr.. Best sas AZ the time. a member Of
the crew Of United ship II var. and while
With others Or boat duty, wss fired upon
The boat sank and Best nth bullet hole
through hi. ieg. st1nes. 70 ssinn 70 another
boa, seu,e distance away; before reaching
il another bullet ploughed iss ~ay ja,t
above hi. hip. sh. thosgb thinking HIM
self nottally soanSed he still KEEP, on, and
f.,n,in1 and erhausis.d va. drawn into the
boat ~here he lost consciousness yholly.
bu. no. until brayely calling for three
cheers of defiance which were given with
will By hi. comrades. He knew nothing
more aniil revived. he found himself In the
ark bsy Of hi. ship. where he found it vas
pecp"ary to smputats the wounded leg.
Some wears nncs. Mr.. Best became in
yolvel il a shooting affair at Campobeiio,
the particulars Of which. with THE suisse
euent efforts to have bin srtrDlised. he bav-
iag come arro.s 10 this side of the harbor
the rallying Of the Grand Army posts to the
assurance Of thsir comrsds anJ the able
defence made BY Governor CleaFes, auriag
The court proceedings, are well known.
s,aes that memorable rial, Mr.. Best and
h. family have ever entertained the deep
Get ferlings Of gratitude toward their bene-
factor and inspired by feelings Of respect
ami admiration Miss Best devoted the best
effort. II her talent to the reproduction Of
the face Of him whom since childhood she
Ia. been tau giIt TO revere and when the
work If ioye Vas completed il was sent
with IT,. best WISHES Of the donor. to His
Ercrlleney. and be was 50 well pleased
With the work Of the young artist that he
hal i cent 10 Chicago and placed in the
collection of the State building at the great
Fair a. above noticed.
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NELSON'S LETTER.
Gentleman Addressed Should Now Ei.hei
Put Up or Shut Up.

Glowing is the full text of G.. II. Mel
$ letter to the Boston Globe
" attention has been called to the fol
ng clipping from Turf, Field and Farm
A dispatch from Portland states that
ION was driven, July 25, mile on the
K at that place in 2.l0 "a, last quarter
D 3-4s. The Maine stallion has a great
It of speed, and would not surprise us
ear of his trotting down to 2 OF before
close of the season. The other New
land stallion, Kremlin. however, will
Tvs be bis master in a 3-in-5 race, and
lame be may said of Arion."
ow, MIR. Busby, will match Nelson
'nst kremlin or Arion for $1,000 or
u to see if the superiority of kr' Min
rion really exists or is an imagination
be brain that produced the wonderful
Upton that was chiseled from old
tbletonian tombstone.
have letter before me dated July IL
! the secretary of one of the fast West
tracks asking me if would trot Nelson
nst kremlin. My reply was yes, OF e
,ndition is what have always believed
to be--the fastest and one of the gam
iprses that has ever hved--and show
kers of your class that they are mis-
p.
Will trot this race the week following
n. +. breeders meeting. over Rigby
!, Portland, or any other park agreed
!. Will give $500 to the Kremlin party
Dme here.
have sent dispatch to J. Scott Mccoy
uffalo, n. Y, asking him if he will trot
he races with Ryland T. that | offered
OF Martha Wilkes. After these races
trotted Nelson will be in condition to
your pets great race. And this will
sufficient time to condition Kremlin, as
lerstand he has had regular work for a
time. NELSON.
ii Orchard, July 80.
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The Daily Cleaner of F.esss rieEtsn, n.
B., Of Saturday Jaly 2s- had the foIiox iss
The noan srsin today braazht the remain.
OF Mr. Fred Geo. Lsbbey, . forus~f WELL
Known resifent Of this sify. having ssrwe.i
LIS time n = book hindef it'll Mr.. H. A
crosley. bot fof the past ten years hvisE
IN AHgHs'a, Me- where be died yes,sri.y
morning after few weeks iliness TIE
dec sl-ed VA naost popular young man in
bis adopted city ard an active member
OF the Odd Fellows. Immediately
npon eis decrease The ny.tIc brefhreu ts.sx
charge OF the rensins, and Caaton
AagHra. No. ., r. ", cent a. guard for
the body 20 this-city Capt. p. L Pond and
Lieut. A. y j. Lovejoy. and Asylum
Lodge, No. 20. l. .. o. r.. sent a. an ss-
eort Bros. j. g. Knight. and H. ". Reid
1r- W y. Baldwin, a strong personal
friend of deceased, 10 With the party
Almost wagon load Of beautiful anral de-
signs were brought from Augusta. On be-
hsH VI the local society Nessrs. j. Fr@A
Richards AMI Chss. A. Sampson MT the
party here ant the remains sers eonses ed
% the former resiienee Of aeces.e! Oh
Charlotte street Mr.. John Adams il max
Ing the funeral arrangements.
The odd Fellows sho accompanied the
remains from this city returned on the
ankee, Monday afternoon They inform
The JouKxAL that the services we're held
sunday noon and the remain. inferred 10
the family burying ground. about nine
miles from Fredericton, under the direc-
tion Of Victoria. Lodge, /. o. o. F., Of
that city. There was a large attendance Of
members Of the order and friends Of the
deceased, and the services were unusually
impressive and beautiful The Augusta
Odd Fellows and Mr.. Baldwin, close
friend Of the departed, speak in the warm
est term. If the many kindnesses and uni
form courtesy shown them by the Odd Eel
loss Of Fredericton. They were untirlng
in their efforts 70 render the sad duties of
their visiting brothers a. light As possible
and showed them every attention during
their stay in the city.
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Thriving Business.

4, is 10 be doubted if citizens generally
who hear the busy ring of hammeD ami
ehisels in the long stone sheds on Norths
wharf, realize how much this energetic and
growing business contributes TO the pros
perity of the community and how thorough
ly worthy it is of the fullest possible meas
ure Of local support. This is wholly an
Augusta enterprise, both its quarry and
city proper. Since the first day Of las, March
it has paid out for labor at the sheds and
the quarry s22 900, nearly sil Of which has
gone into the local channels of trade to
swell the prosperity of the community.
Within this period the company has shipped
10 New York over four hundred and tifty
tons of rough stone, in addition 10 the stone
which it has gotten out for monument pur-
poses. There is no finer granite for monu-
ment work in the country than that which
comes from the fine quarry of this company,
and " hen its merits become know it cannot
fail to be in large demand for this purpose.
There are tbirty-two men at work At the
sheds at the press Mt time in addition TO
considerable force employed at the quarry.
These men are under the very efficient
direction of Mr.. Philip II, Carey. They
are at work now getting out the stone for
large eight story block in process of cree
ton in New York city at the corner of
Mercer, Fourth AMI Washington streets.
The pits ster caps for this structure are row
being cut and are beautiful pieces of work
When completed this building cannot fail
10 be one of the most beautiful in the great
metropolis. This enterprise merits the
arrest support Of every Augusta citizen,
the more it can be built up the more it
will contribute II the prosperity of the COM
ntuuity.
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lcNay Aspoin.ea on thv ,ests, Board.

)sTos, Aug. Hon. William 5. Nc
! has been appointed by Mayor Ma;
Is a member OF the water board to fill
vscsncy caused by the resignation Il
&c Robert Grant. The appointment
& the term ending April 30. 1885.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

ALIEN, Mass. Aug. The labor COM
Tee on Labor day celebration has Sc
ID Edward Bethany, the author Of
,oking Backward" to come TO this
and address the laboring men on any
iect he may zee fit to.
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viii Prove a Total Loss

bCkPogT. Me, Aug. l. The four
tel ship Frederick Billings Of this
, Captain Williams. is reported a.
led, and il total loss. The Billings
of 24y7 tons register. She was last
rted at Taltal June -, loading for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

Joseph Cote, arrested Saturday night for
ob.,ruc,ing the sidewalk and refusing to
move on when ordered TO by Officer Chapln,
va. brought before Judge Andrews Mon
dav. Cote was sc ntenced 10 g. and costs
or 80 days in jail, and the sentence was
ordered held over him 10 insure better be-
havior in the future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01

,SGoE, Me. Aug. l.-Colin Mckenzie.
lsrxl trader Of Ellsworth, was befof.
ourt on . charge Of Illegally obssiss-
,oods, and cheating and defraud,nx
terra u va held in the SUM Of ts0a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-01
An Awfuj 1raoedy.

gTIGE, Wis, Aug. William Nune-
her. farmer. killed his wife and babe
two boys aged ) and 3 by dashing out
1 brains. He then plunged head first
b window in an attempt to kill him
He is still alive but paralyzed Fear
taryafinn caused the deeds.
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Thousands of people have noticed and
hundreds of new ones every summer speak
of the beauties of nature to be seen IN
riie from Augusta TO Gardiner by electro
,..,, There are scenes in that six miles
that are unsurpasse snywhere.
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ar6 a MhEN Nm:
mai
n. n. :, &!!; : A Tie

leigh and Miss Helen NJ. Staples, lady man I.u
ayers for Maine, have been in daily attend me
ance. Mrs. Burleigh, who is one Of the Yo
vice presidents, has presided over the board
on several occasions during the present SEES
sion in the absence of Mrs. Palmer. While T,h
many of the states have failed to obtain 10,
recognition upon the jurors Of awards, the n;r
Maine lady managers have secured the NJ
nomination and confirmation of Mrs. Han
nah j. Bailey of Winthrop, as one of the
Jurors on Corrections and Charities" cei
Her Majesty the Empress of Austria has ing
transmitted through Colonel Fred Grant, me
[ nited States minister at Vienna, n grace ms
full token of personal interest IN the Joi
Woman's building. This is in the form Of
magnificent album of tortoise shell. con- the
tanning Photographic vie~s of the imperial ha'
villa at Corfu. The front of the exquisite prs
album bears. in medallion cameo, the re- ca,
cumbent figure of knight. The medallion bio
is surrounded by the imperial arms, exc ella
cuted in silver and jewels, repeated at the
four corners. The back OF the album Is a kin
single translucent piece OF tortoise smell da,
Both this and the front are bound with ell prs
b The hinges also are of silver, and the str
-,le artistic and costly folio rests in q ret
leather and siver-mounted case lined no,
n ! pale blue plush.
he villa AT Corfu is so picturesque in an,
surroundings, so beautiful in itself and ~
illed to overtiowng with all that is rare "a
CT. artistic that it attracts visitors from all ia
: the world. This palace is the private pa
dence of the Empress, and, in order to H.
@ serve any semblanee of privacy, it has roo
ONE necessary TO exclude the great mass , 80
eager sight seers who seek to visit it. g..
I'M the fact that 50 many are vainly long
M n. to behold the treasures within its
omcnnds and classic walls, the album sent ma
nHer majesty to the Womans building 20
ties a graceful compliment. II has also ,of
Is aarked significance asa personal atten- uic
from the Empress. entirely distinct cas-
~ IN the Austrian exhibit in the WomaD's u.
hSdiug. Oh
he views were taken especially for the M
pose. They include exterior and in IND
or views, photographs of the grounds
NTiture, ststuary, pictures-eyerything Tu
~ 1etail which contributes to render the in
|erial villa at Corfu one of the loyliest Tu
Is in the world. ho
, -,he reception given by Mrs. Trautmann rer
manager from New York, to Col and DIRE
Fred ID. Grant, Mrs. Potter Palmer a II
Mrs Cyrus IL. Mccormick at the New he,
Tx state building is regarded as the most fer
liant social event of the season at the
POSITION grounds. arc
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Spefial ADVERTISEMENTS.


Saalt advertisements net eNsvssisas fesl ,ines
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EXCURSIONS

Connecting At Yarmouth Junc' with Grand
runk Ealsa, for Hamfori FAILS arriving at
the latter place a. Hoo \ VI.
II tTuRNINts-WlH cave kHnfurd Falls Of
1 Ito T. NJ arriving nj B-unswics GO, Bath. 90,
Augusta, Is T.. VI. Hotel Hunf0rd viii fur
niSp ample accommodations for all.
+ +. BaorHEAN, tien'i Pass 4 fkt. Agt-
PAY Sox TUCKER. V +. & e.. Msngr, NJ. {. K. T.
juySl augi
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.Fnfsr so,d 'Lo~nx 1ne ri iod he.
fly among high. densely wooded hills
in furnish lumber supplies, and through
CHI narrow valleys offer opportunities
building railways for the Transports
/ of timber.
he two sawniills in this village, owned
o single firm, use hemlock alone, and
larger one produces more lumber, il is
!, than any single mill in the entire TO
plic, or the world indeed. The two ex-
Ist, hear, not less than 1900 acres of
sher land annually. The firm are own
Of nearly loo, 90 virgin acres and are
tinualiy buying more land, which gives
bod idea of their ravages on the native
.sts. They are Obliged therefore to build
} railroads into new districts every two
ihree years, in order to keep up their sup
. Besides many miles Of these tram or
bd roads they are constructing q regu-
permanent line, the Buffalo and Sus-
hanna, 10 miles long to Galeton, which
| open up vast area Of primal hem
l.. As the sawmills here turn out l2o.-
n0 feet of lumber year, great interest
cit in the enterprise.
have been over bits Of the road again
again have ridden on the engine,
xed with engineers, brakemen, contract
roadmasters, and have gained, rs it
ms TO me, quite railway education for
journalist. l have started out at early
vi, when the valleys were shrouded in
, and have seen it gradually dispelled as
morning advanced until the sun over
ped the wooded hills and burst in glory
n the broad. pictorial landscape under
admiring eyes. The experience is so
eel and refreshing to New York jour
ist, who usually lies in bed till near
m, that have enjoyed it greatly, feeling
his thinly inhabited region as If We're
Of miles from the hustle and dis
ction Of cities and concentrated trade.
have taken my meals Of humble fare
h the railway employees and have rel
I'd them through exercise and appetite
could not the daintiest dishes prepared
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Samples Of these boom ear Be ssen e ~ ~
sAL oosstins roon o. at aay Of ~ soAoo0 r.
etee.
The books are MOI for sals ssl N - - r.
cut 10 holders Of coupons. Ths W. pgSDcn6 r
where ia this issss vIii ssvs ID 49, q
booka. lowing 70 IaeA of spass ~ ~ U11|
Published In 0sr daily on H0ndayv ooly.1
In ordering BY mall Avefa boo4e aAoge9]
.s.z ~ S .asss
JOURNAL patrons car secure theoo ooo1o ~
Jor RyAL counting room.
Our readers CO see samVles q tsess 800
any time By calling At any ore Of ~ absys -
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~ Yor WANT
good watch, Solid Gold Case
Filled or Silver
~ you WANT
A good Ring or piece Of Jewelry
~ you WANT
Your eyes fitted 10 glasses by an
improved instrument;
~ you NAMT
Your Watch or Clock repaired in
Arss-clsss shape, call on
]. G. KIRKPATRICK,
s1s Water Street. Augusta, Maine. So.
half Hswes' Shoe Store.
DROP ME- a Card
And ! viii call for your clocks. Re.
yairing French clocks speciality.
2apreodiyr
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