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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-22
CAN Do WITH LESS.
One Slight Reduction in Ex-
pense for Great Britain.
Duke Alfred Of Saxe-Coburg Gives
Up His Government Income.
ar, Gladstone Has HIS Own Way In sAs matter
as Usual.

LoNpoN. Dee, 2i,--in the House Of
tpmmans, ieday, Prime Minister Gladstone
stated that ihe Dake Alfred OF Saxc-Co-
hars aad t,0,hs and Duke OF Edinburs. be-
lRg anxious 10 anticipate the wish Of Par
hsmen,. have arranged To renounce the
SIS. COO yearly received from England and
would continue to enjoy the fio,o granted
20 HIM aaler the royal marriage act.
Henry lsboachcre, extreme Radical. said
that all The members Of the House Of Com
mons did not agree that the Duke
Of Ssxe-t,ohurs and Go,ha should
contioge Ia teoeive any allow ancc
from the british government. lie demand
81 that an opportunity b. given the men,
hefs 90 express ihrit views and register
their votes on the subject.
Mr., Gladstone said he did not suppose
the lloase Of Commans wished the duke to
cease hie character rs an Englishman, and
be rciased TO debate the question.
Lsboaehcre moved AN adjournment Of
the iiouse 10 allow Of debate. hut hi, mo-
iian was rejected, III To 50.
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AT HONOLULU.
No Material Change in the Sit
uation Yet Reported.
The Queen Still Hoping to be Re-
stored to Her Throne,
sad the citizeas Still 0esefmieee 10 ssppsr
Provisional eeserameas.

SAs E1ASe3sco. nsc. al.-The Psess
correspondent At iIoHelala, wrissng en4eF
lste Of nSe, IT, says TAiV pni.tscSi sisa-
alton fem4ias wighoat h&age siaee ,he ath.
The p9bieatipn asre os thSs day Of ths
sahsssace uf tbe r+pis. ngYyioasiy rsp1gtea
Of Minister Willis 10 President Daks re-
quest Far sQEaa ex lsnstson 0s Secretary
tsrssbABsS ls&ter, has iiven rise 20 nlacN
sgscala1ioD as % NJ Gat his sussar Implied.
The minister's Obvious sveiisBee 9s any
expression 'ef.dics sowssd 4 aisaYaaal at
the extreme hostile iateu,ioRs commonly at
tsihuss 10 NM gaes the government an ua-
favorable impgessiaa sai enhAaess the
hopes Of the RaySii.is,
THIS impression is cunilgmea by the STATE.
meat Of the reply thai t.ls Precedent wiii
make known bis purposes ss sooa as be Is
informed Of matters reeea'lf sabfaittetl
hin The condition of alarm amt anxiety
Pre- railing foFtn,gl, 20 N 4 great par,
wes quieIcd by tha Ag'a Stiaulr If The gov
erumept snd gi1 lt5zras, and hg the stfong
AMI firm expressions of sympathy ith tbs,
government The sew AMI stringent policy
cF ,he government in wedding eur the rev
slist aud lizioysi employees viii be made 30
affect natives AMI it4if-ahites A. litsle as
e&n ls avoided.
Vi :; Of the well known white fovalisis
continue 10 express enutidencF a t3e ;esi0-
ration Of rle ;laetn b, the Gpitel S,sgss
forces. fsN are eufsing minister wallis
fer lbs DELAY to carry our ths Presidents
p Icy.
\ serious change ia the sjtaado1 tosi,
place tbs moraiHr since the above vaN
~ritteu in clnsatusnce of the UaexPertrd
arrival 0f the eater Corwia, wish cinItsg
dispatches FOR Minister Wits The oniy
information received by the pub.ic IS tiIa,
contained in the Presidents message. liz
Language tefyin on tbe ilssp.isu question
is Construed ty mapy 10 iulFls lh3t he has
postponed furtber action hs M,sisier Willis
10 sueh action as C9ngfrss nsy Ake- a
more accurate construction l., thoesht 10
62 that Munster Willis is 10 peeeeei sith
BIS Efforts fof tie restoration 0f tiie t,gesa,
The Csrwjn's srflyal created great alarm.
Tee cablCet met nearly rs iaa as the
captain landed with III, disp4tshss- A(ler
the Presidc ms message vss read less az.
prcaetei0n wss felt hy th# most of the
cabinet. Up to + II. nothing sas hear
from Minister willis.
The e.t zens will remain cp Iae Alart fsr
q call 70 make reAistenct. f'te theory 81
tba prJsisilnai goversncni 50 FAR Us iir2
have adopted any, is tAat ths administration
intends Willis 90 10 all he can 30 reslarf
she Queen sitaoat using actual force, bni
for TIE use af force Congress would BE-
askeI.
In eaecl'}ee session ut T.. VI. today
ptesideut Dole stated that Mr., Willie psr
sisteai.y declined 10 linp4rt to the progi
Il .,,..r,,.,,,,. ,., t,,,,t i..}s,s. 4,
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Tic arREET AIAAB.

De Kids Tat yen de loudest don't alters
sell de mos papers.
Wimmin only iuys papers when der
nejghbOrs is in trouble
Don't git no tony fecllH's Vanderbilt
an Gould don ST. dere papers from de street
kids.
De n3an lat whistles to yer kinder 'brc-
viatez de sIlaec crcrogt de street little fast.
er when he puts his han IN his pocket.
Don stake no claim on corner whore
deTc is feiirr ecllin papers dat's crippled.
de- money ,llf yer makes has hind o
elanmy fcelia,
When feller makes . cents an gives
blind joliung /, bo takes away I cents
worth of money an puts on . cents worth
Of good feline.
IJe clecshuue, dc cyclones, de railroad
wrecks and ne murders may be hard on
some people, lnit dey sslIs de extras like
hot cakes for de setFal@ys.
Ds spori5u cditcr didn't read cnuy dime
novels wheu be va# bid s0 as ter make
him great felieF to write. 50 you feilerr
hin pat efway them ycli'f covered books
Washington Ng~4
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lgYgitn Il. rockwell, No. 5I2 West 57th
Street, New York, says
II haye been q martyr TO bilious head
aeiie snd dyspepsia. Any indiscretion in
ds-s. oyprfStieae or cold. brings on 1T Of
Ia gigesii0n, followed BY a headache lasting
sso 1r three days at time. ] think must
g,ave tired over twenty different remedies.
wi,seb wers recommended zs certain cuses
fy lsying irgead.. bat IL ~ss no use. A.
ls.s iisoosbt ~Sad take simple course
~ - rkatf5n pifh BRAEpggTms Puts. For
.Isa first ~rek took tao pills every night,
tses orr pill Tor si,irty higias In thst time
esined ;lsfts pounds ia weight, and never
f,sya bad so ache 6r q pain SINCE.
Disease IN one part Of the body will
eventually eli the ssole body with disease.
f.very yess ef Two some part VI the system
gfoss weak snd begins 70 decay. Such
part slssaH IA removed At once, and new
matter be agloeea - take its place. There's
40 need 81 eai;ioz Is ogI with a surgeons
sssIpsl. Parge away tie Old. diseased and
potn8st psrss viii bsaeDRsTH's Pills.
siecIsso8 < rf0lYm
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srAIs MEMS.
I'irrstos.

I}IlNtbNs
The ice companies all have on large
erew Of men and teams scrspiuR their ice.
IL IL quite hard scraping on account Of the
heavy einst. 4 crust breaker has To be
used before they can ape.--The Inde-
pendent Ice Co. bad a carload Of horses
come Tuesday, and and another Wednes-
dag. ffom Washington. -. G.. to be used
on the ice this winter Mr.. John
scott went TO Dover. Maine, Mon
iag, 10 attend the State Grange.
There vas quiet Wedding last Sunday
It the rssl1eace Of the brides father, Mr..
X. ~. f.apham, the happy couple being
his daughter Mrs Maud Lapham. and Mi.
Frank 81 Lsphsm. son Of y. a. Lspham
Of thi, piaoe. The Rev. Mr. Qsimby OF
Gardiner performed the ceremony and they
s, ,tied Monday fof short Wedding tour TO
Dover ~bers they will attend the State
,;fa8Qe, Mr. Lspham being the delsgsts
from ihis place. Brother and Sister Lap
ham are both prsHinen, member OF the
Pltst0n Grange. We With many others
~ish them q pleasant time at the State
Grange, slso long and happy married life.
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A DsFAUlTER AND SUICIDE.
Discovery Made After ihs Death Of Georgia
Business Man.

ST. Louis, Dee. 2l.--A dispatch to the
Republic from Atlanta. Ca, says that The
sudden death of Charles ArHoli, secretary
Of the Piedmont Exposition Company
which occurred a few weeks ego, did not
create much comment hen the discovery
was made tnat he was defaniter that
he had raised checks and forged others
to an amount not syet kn1wa. Arnold
came from Chicago, was se, stafy of tie
Georgia Hedge Company. secretary aud
treasurer of st. Philips Episcopal church,
secretary of the Piedmont Exposition Com
psny, and secretary and treasurer. .ot l4e
temporary company which managed the
midsummer carnival at Atlanta last sum
mer.
St. Philips church y III lo,e nothing. The
Hedge Company's books have been exam
iren and discrepancies discovered agreRat'
ing several thousand dcElrs. The Pied
mont Exposition hooks hare not been gone
over. On top of the discovery comes Pesi-
tive evidence that he committed suicide
He is supposed to have lost mouey in spec
ulation.
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The Judges awarded the prizes as fol-
lows Small and ClOugh.
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TIE OBSERVER


TAs tsss fsHstSs siasssic e<ansss TIE phrase
's.itsesins sesasraissies :,
Ex,gsovernar R,sseli AZ Massachusetts j.
20 hare : sssss,r has. in ere ssg sim nirAes
u the ssttfhpHse IN Enssaa
joan ,Isaes,b assss, .Fr,, sSas never known
q tap = bSaTaer, q waiter or s-ssssthlaeS. he
i nearly aswasS seen aseas
6ese-sar l.eselsia= q HAasss Is tree.
hlesa w!sh wes% saase. SSH j. veyy much
eoaceraei goy leag BIZ wlll die eg co,lsansp-
sion.
Alien g. Thursoaa believes Ia harIneay.
The Old RnTean reVontly subscribed ~ asse
70 ssa IA bsiildiaE a new apera house At
Columbus, ..
Representative Banay, the new Ohio eaA,
sFsss1ilssn is ose q l6e eldest mea ia the
bqnss ae i 10 ysaes u asc, h;as looks 10
sears seungeg,
SaPvrsutrasi@ns bygtgss ~ khs New i aFS
polies tislGsr'nsea haxiuE e0msslstgss ~
years II e2ltasaOssS ssTNs.ss. IS neN entitaga
70 add q siXle sasd isand to hrs ssws slsxYe.
{'atil reas 8 SIP llepsy Ficas.orne was
an enSheeiass ssHce4or II cigars assd sle-
riesi a the n some "a tssl ~ theFn,
inolEdlss maRs rase aad expensive brands,
" X NaasA-T.aits 10 iuausas, janus on
his ysiaht wsil tNs him Nsssisss aat Nil
ham caa aiTas'l g! far he Iasslo u .5s0, ,asa on
Wall =iroet lses samHer and has abaat
Sl.st 9atuo iS@5sts,
john ilai ST lietby, ENGLAND, Who /.
Eeagly " yrays ohl wse initiated into
Eriuyo k.lvavt ianlge a odd Fellows
thus.ass sjty lSs' and IS ;puteshls the
..tyl Afr q : s+sgs
Paai b du CaNAia TODD IS l!o-ion reporter
that ben ae 1iiyvetd his irt lvcFatv as
theiiHA ~ ytsstv assss i,g ls,,. ta, IA listeners
moi two gog .ach of tbc IL sfuJIptl sorillas
hc had "a eSniiii,ien nn the .lase
Siace bis 5g,Uen f,um f.oU,lan j,,hn e,
NrW hsss JCtotei himself with alisprhing
e@d to thv msnse0aseH4 0G the yasie,ls
business affairs a whieh Ae is interested
lie is hscom,a- a fjsa ms.n gapblH
Mr. Feras of NMds ialr Nhegl c,,,claity
is noyy nsas1-l ts caustpuetjne aan,ileYrr
AsiJgsRs CiHgiuuati .rlisi. ~ 81 have a sheer
.psu NJ taY @a.t naa be,.l 3tl wide h.
eili le the sl,g u,l-1a9isesl caHtileyer m the
world
u. 3.,fe i'r4 ster ot New york has been
ulsie q uHtsh Lnis8,t ht thr quucn of nal
land Iir IS row prjvi',tsd a. wear a strip
II orspgu snA blue rit,aa, y!ud set people
Wondering " tal t,sotls,A t,s,ui it Is that b.
a'ilHiros
Ge0rss BU55s .sa spulate ~ tide soldier,
home st Dayton, o.. bsd hi. hesyt com.
piotciy dyPis.-d lly iam trreiye,l in thu
great raiin9H Et,ck at Gray itacs. Mar
tbss VINEYARD, In lSi. essgc that date Il
regularly heuts vN the fiEht side
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Sullivan oaa TEAR.
ssy DSesa't Some Psliee Fofes sfaea Up
sad sesep aia.

KAr.4aaxpo. NJ ssf. Tsse. 41--Astsr bts
nsrssrnssnee ia TFse Mar frsm BessaA s9
he Academy Taes,iay nishi, Jaass l. salA-
vsn ami ser.se If tie raer1is4fs Of BIZ con-
rany got drank. They sect 10 tsae Amsrt.
eaa hatel a1d eiearFa sui gs.e oses, ur@es-
,iar tfae furniture. Twa heHrs lxser ssssli.
vsl, vent 10 his Tjfs's rsSts ss gse BIrs.isi.
bonse. an8 aaalzg ilae dor ioeSs14 ies loos1
q valley Of cssias. pounding co tbs door.
whsa hs vas atszsisfsf hs telxsd tie wssfnssl
and threw h@r sboat the rosx3s apals Ing =
her tie vgEsst ep7th4ss He gsafhesi c4saI.
srs threatened to hrass her. TIE ccmpany
took an early train out Of tc.ns ani Snih'
van sssnped arrest.
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RETURNED 10 WORK.
rAs oIasyviIis Mills Start Up-eveTbsdy Not
Given work.

PRovrpEScs. Il. L.. Dec. 3l.-AA the
mills in oiney vile started up this morning
and there 10 = general feeling IT resE and
satisfaction throughout the village.
As all cloth that vas on the looms was
woven and finished before the mills shut
down At the beginning OF she long strike,
there wili, of courre, be DO work for the oP-
erasiyes in the finishing departments until
probably TUESDAY of next week when The
work of the weayers will BE- sGffienily af-
vanced.
twas evident today tdet large hody OF
unemployed wofkmen were st;Faelfd 20
O.neyyi.le on aceogat of the recent trouble
Ar ali Of the mills from 900 to 300 persons
we're turned away. and Large force OF
It.lians attracted astice BY marching 10 a
body to each mill seeking empioy menf as
lshnppYs
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MILLS s,s supsissB.
sissai saa Eissn Him Faiss opiaien Of sAs
PFcsssioan Gussfnnsas.

ANS ARnsss, stsSa Dse, 2t+--A lester
ss Hawaii 70 Ms. sssosge II. Meal scem
aasEnsrfs cf her fsslsly there has an ia.er-
sstsag hiE of iszs ,esSs- THIS Is qasta-
EseA frata tie tstler
,-Mrs. Wills saAl nas herself haw ever
Sasgnsel VIA surprise tneF ~ere ST finding
a eommanits hese vqasl 70, If Eos far ahead
Of, sny eity OF is SIZE 10 America in ezl-
tare, Refinement, etc,
Why. yea have 10 his&. she said. ''os
tie eense igE5s-aes that exists ia msries
ia regard to these istAass. tala Ms VII
ils thai Mrs Dole vas & lads Who weuli
gsaee the White House qaise AZ wsa as the
la'iF Who Los reis7s there or any ether,
aaA list is siUg gpgl leal
Dir. Willis sai3 - much sna mere,
$50 stas hos &SEnsgly he sSs impressed
slts sAe ehaFAstsr Of tA.e psapls IA pewgr.
He was lsl u bsiiaye ihat itg low class
~bites sad sbssca eomssrs had asae all
,'iis bpslaess ef pasioiuias Tie t2aeea's g0s-
srnmeat
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Majne Postal Changes.

w.svtseroS, Dec. 1i.-These changes
in the postal service in Maine are an
Special service is discontinued 70 Bi:eay
lincoln county. from Dsmafiscotsa, IRON
MaDar.ls. Kepnebec county, from Albion
sro,, December 81, 1898, on route 1872.
Star service i. established on route los
Mn.cenras, by Biscay, TO Damariscotta
.eyen miles and back, six times vee', o'
. schsSule Of not to exceed two hours run
nipg time each way. From January 10
1894, 10 June 80. ls9s- s-
Route 1857. PortlAnd to Ess'por.i rnhoc Sc
w;,hout change in distance.
Route I249. Cbiccpee to West 1otnsm
from December 20, 1898, change service 9
:. to supply Chicopee at site snsnofi.ss
Decsmbrr 2, 1898, increasing dissance one
hslf mile.
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Letter CARRIERS TENURE.
Their Plan Is Approved BY the National Civil
Service Commission.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Tbe committt e
of the Letter Carriers National Association
which has the carriers tenure-of-otfise bill
in charge here has received from the civil
service commission assurances OF approval
of its plan. This contemplates a law re-
ouirina that no carrier shall he removed
from the service without the presentation of
formal charges against him, and chance to
be heard in his own defence. 10 case the
postmaster persists in recommending him
for removal, then an appeal Is TO be taken
to an Inspector or sons othfr IKE oibfsr
who i, the postmasters immediate superior
Ia all such cases the civil service commits
sion would be given authority TO investigate
and report upon the facts.
The commission, while approving the
carriers Efforts, will not join them directly
in promoting bill applicable to letter car
riers alone, but will continue its recommeu-
dation for such law made applicable to
all persons in the government service.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The farm buildings of II. II. Rich at
Jackson have burned, with their contents
and Is cattle. The loss is $4,000. 1t Is
supposed the fire was set by an insane man.
E-mer Smith of Belgrade, while walking
home on the railroad track, was struck oy
the night freight. Both legs and one hip
were broken. The engineer saw him and
stopued the tr,in and took him along to the
bo.nit,l at Wsterville. II is doubtful if he
rscorers. a, it is thought that be is injured
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pucReI TO Be LIBERATED.
The Alleged Forser Of British Embassy Papers
Has Been Pardeaed.

Pans. Dec. 2l.-Dueret the editor OF
Cocs-de' a Boulangist organ, who was rem
fenced Aug to one years lmpf lsohnien as :.
for completely in the forgery OF papers 'nss M
were alleged to have been stolen from 'ne
British embassy in Parts has been par
doaed. ,.,..
The principal in the crime the maia'.o,
Norton. who was sentenced 10 tnree ye.'
imprisonment, will in all propaoihty os
compelled to serve the eatie p % OF n,'
t. .ntence. Ducret will be released on DAT
urday.
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Tlsa .t0k ID ,te fsa. Eiattsig Motor
60. iaeiul.ss Nssi.iB ~ ; 3sis, zad = big
set a8 fl-@tie Nassss 4ai ltl Hsm9s III b.
3.4s et Hesls9. tfse zGFi ss grest
s6i.e ssio n I'VE Faezsv fsrm-rig ee5u-
.4.,i Is tJi. eapy8ag On Csmmsfctd SgePt
agJ. Dc tsssa5 Tsagk ISep,i.
f. eesa asfses %. Of iystses. Drills Fisa-
ets. Gaa h f5Fia-isFs, f'asgsr, Siiiing Ms
etNn Power jsfsss, sra Machinery Iesls
Tay7o sfa ssso large b. Of eitetrieal hr-
tases sa3 sapFias, Kits ~ s'sa psttsrns.
8rawises. Aa % tfss Great EisetFie aatoF
ConY4ay.
A ass "a ali tho sooSe % NJ disposed Of
sill be fsYnishs3 90 appiseefi5n " The
BsIxnap Motor Co. Portland, 1siae. dit
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ROME BANK SCANDAL.
The Documents ei Committee Of inssslisailsR
10 Be Made Public.

koNE, Dee. 9l.-.1he Chamber of Depa-
lies today debated the question whether the
documents of the committee Of seven, which
examined into the bank scandals, and de-
posted 10 the secret archives, should be
Published.
A motion made by ox-ptime Minister
Marquis ii itudini 10 exclude from the pub
licatian all documents Of strictly private
character. was carried by small majority.
The other documents were ordered pub.
lishct, The papers inrlnde doposi,ions af-
fec,ins men of prumiueu, political life. No
member of the chamber implicated In tho
sr8nisl has yet resigned.
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Ta0uste IN SAN DoaisGo.
Ise ssatssrss orsefed There to Protect
American Interests.

WAsHISGroN. ilse. 2l.-~The kesrssTge
has been oFGefed from New York 10 San
Domingo TO protest American interests.
Wozd pss received 81 the stste department
several days sgo Of an efor, 10 assassiua,e
Prts.&eB, Hegreux. The news came from
Halu and was not very defuiSe. IL was
taoaght Y III. however, 10 send the kear-
sarge to thu; posat 10 lrsars protection 10
American citizens. Her departure wall pro-
want her engaging in the work OF blow .ng
Up 3erelgUts SIS contempt tied, aud this work
sill be intTasiei 10 The Nesnyias.
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RANDOLPH.

Tie esntsia. ''l'he Message Of Christ
mss III be given By the young people Of
tbe NJ l. cliofsh, Monday evening The
sai0g, ,!lrts sud quaIi Il are ably taken and
rla ehorufes ate ven supported By %
irss The programme
essri q t1rns, Ieapr
q 1rm HhfaJd iiass
NHter, Soprano
sails ~iOyPn, Ait0
.Isc5 lruft,
fsah hpsist.
Ntiir
Ailce Gtsy aud Blanche Lopisf and hnie.
tbofaa OF Ladies aisd iish,s
The principal characters viii appear in
appropriate COSTUMES and the platform viii
be- elabOFstsiy fitted 10 represent an ice
grotto in tlic srst seeHe and large kitchen
With fireplace in the second sccne. II prom
ises to BE- very fine entertainment.
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B0WD0iN COLLEGE.
Annual Examinations soph omoss Prize
Deciam atoms Holiday Vac ation.

BRusswIcK, Dec. 2l.-(Special. This
week at Bo.doin college 10 occupied with
examinations, and tomorrow will begin the
two weeks vacation over the holidays.
This evening the annual sophomore prize
defamation was given in Memorial hall.
Following is the programme;
speech on Federal Election Law" spooner
Preston hyes, NortdJay.
"Retribntiye Justice" Corwin
Charles Arroid Knight Brunswick.
"Marc Aniony's Address" Shakespeare
Howard Gpatrlc, Biddeford.
"Enlogy on Lafayette Everett
John Clair Ninot belgrade.
''Scene at the Great Natural Bridge Burritt
Herbert 0tis Cl0ugh, henuebankport.
stfThe nknown Speaker, anon
Alfred Perley Ward, freeport. ,r,
tsHow -nlvutoF Won" WILSON
.Iohu Harold Bates. West sumner
.,Catslipe's Defanc - Croly
Henry Wheeler Coburu, Weld
eHow Conrad Held the Bridge" Pyie
.peath Of Arnold Lippard
.,Tba Iast Leaf Holmes
George Theodore Ordway. Boston.
'whst America Has bone for the World, y
Nerplanck
Clarence Edgar Baker. Alma.
sExcusod.
The Judges awarded the prizes as fol-
lora Small and f'I0urh
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CLAIMS the HssRT Of CHICAGO.
An Iowa Woman Says Her Mother Owned The
Ground the 6oard Of Trade Occupies

CHIcAso. Dec. 2 Mrs. Catherine u.
Sullivan of Dubuque county, Ia, IS claim
ant for property on which stands the board
of trade building, the Grand Pacific hotel
and other buildings. She is the daughter
of a Mrs. Kennedy, who came to Chicago a
widow in lsl5, and is sail to have invested
in real estate from her earning as 4 wash
erwoman and wages earned by her sons as
tesmsters.
Mrs. Kennedy bought tax titles to prop
e.ty. and finally went to Dubuque With
sl5o 900 as the proceeds of sales of por-
ton Of her property. subsequently she
died. and il is now asserted TINT the prop
erty in question was hers. Chicago lawyers
have, it is said. been trs ing TO compromis
with Mrs. Sullivan. The property is worth
81 900 900.
DvBuouE, Ia, Dec. 2t.-A lawyer who
| investigated Mrs. Catherine d. Suliivans
claim to Chicsgo real estate says there Is
nothing in it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-22
noyEnesrs or EAR VESSELS
m Ksarsarse Starts ter San 0esaiaso to De-
stsoy Dersticis

WAsmssros. Dec. q 2l-pispatehes we're
recsived ss the navy department YESTERDAY
announcing the d. psFsnre Of tie HANGER
from Acapulco for Corinto 70 rvissvs tae
Alliance, which sailsSi fren La u to7 fof
Am.psIa. Or the arrival Of the Hanger ea
the Isshmus the AiIi4Ece wll proceed 10
f,aliao and will rcntiunc her cruise Aieng
,he coast to New York Tbs kssrsargs
lea New York for San Dontiaga to destroy
vrrcks and derelicts between New fork
and Key West.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-22

.svou are not feeling strong and heaitns,
- riser,ic Bisters. If LA Grippe hAs
left you weak and weary, use ., Es - rs,
terra This remedy acts dIecuy ~, on ~. 49,,
stomach and Kidneys. senIi. . n rcu
organ. to perform their fanstoos III III
ere afflicted with Sick Headasne, y.a -
and speedy and permanent rene, 2 cs "rs
E1ec,ric Vie Hiners- One trial vin eoI'aes T
.,,n =, that this is the remedy you need. Lss -
ho,,,ss ~ e. only soc. At W. A. Ersk1nes 'lus
store, Gardiner. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-22
kfoTRER ALV0 BOhr FOUND
The EeconG Boat Of The Hi-Fatsd Steamer
Picked Up.

NEw YoGR. Dec 2l.--Mail alviees from
Nassau. N. r.. SAYS that doahiF F-enicd
boat, - foot keel, in damaged condition,
ras pie ked up W the shore of the Grand
Bahama. Nov %. and takent9 Hope Town.
The boat vas marked "Alyo of Liverpool "
There il no doubt but that il belonged to
the ill-fatcd Atlas line stesnter Of that
name. which has never been heard from
since ia departure from New York in
August last. This is the second boat found
from the Alvo