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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
0as fehlt nph ! Stootsreprd'

- Sas feblt nod! 5taatsreprdlen=
tant Sotp BON gupaboga Gountp bat
eine Helolution eingebra9t, na9 welher
bic 2e9islaturfBunsen I'M 1890 llhr
anf fan9en iollen. Menn bic Serren erIt
einmal ibr Dinner inn 2eibe baben, Iino
tie iiberbaupt nidt mebr 10 re1t sur Mr=
belt aufselest. 9as alte 9priduort,
oab rein boiler Baud ni9t germ ltubtrt"
wiiroe audi auf unlere Staatsiolone
anmenouns finoen. Gs ilt better, oab
ote Sibunsen nod tpie por nm 10 llbr
anfansen, bamit bod penisftens Gtpos
suwege sebrabt tpirb. Mu1 umIerem
senator garnbart tpirb bas S1larai=
fenleben oenn bod etlpas gu bunt. Gr
meinte seitern i'm Senat, er perbe es
na6seraoe miioe gu ieben, ipie eine 8ia
naA Der anoern auf bic @el9dftsoro.
nuns seIebt unb bann perl9pben meroe !;
ct wilnlAe, fii9te er binsu, bab einmal
iiber etluas anheres abseitimmt tueroe,
als iiber eine Bin, ben Ytamen eines
Siir9ers gu anbern ober bic Sransieri=
runs BON 6onbs bur6 Somnlbiptruitees.
Senator garnbart lit nibt Der erlte, btr
Die folonale 6aulpelserei Der lebisen 2e=
sislatur nit l6arfen @orten seseibeIt
bat. Sie 2esislatur lit jebt neun Mo=
6en in Sibuns uno bic 6rase, ob Smei=
la9rlibe Sisun9en einsefiibrt tpernsn
1Ollen, 1T nibt nur INNER nod ni1t 9el0lt,
lonbern es lit ale Musli9t porbanben,
oaB bic Sebatten bariiber nod mebrere
gSo9en in Mnlpru6 nebmen peroen.
unlerer 4nii6t nad loate oas 0olt nit
oem sansen 2esislaturl6winpel einmal
srilnoIi6 anirdumem llnlere 2esisIatul
bat 107 &eprdlentanten uno 81 Sena=
toren allo i3S Mitslieber. '9a Elm
sroBer She'll Der @ei6dfte, lpel6e in an
bern 9dnoern bon Der @eiesgebuns be-
lorst peroen, bel uns bon Der 8unbes=
resierung be lorgt iueroen, lpiirben bolb=
iopiele Mitslieber pollitdnbig geniieen.
Nu6 Der unsebeuren 6lutb BON 9ocal
bills lollte Ginbalt 9etban ,peroen. 0ie
big jebt palllrten Blls iino meiitens 60
ealbills, Die raid bur9sepeiti6t wur
ben, obne oab man lie iiberbaupt bat
ornden lallen. 9ieun 3ebutel Der Geles
seber wiiien in Der &eeel ni9t, porum
es li9 banoelt unb itimmen fir bic 8iu
neil eieier ooer iener college lie sern'
paIlirt 1eben m69te uno neil lie nod
benz Sprl6wort ueine 9ano pdidt Die
anbere"> u tickle you, you tickle me-
banbeln. @uf oieie @eiie, allo sewiNer=
maben our9 eine @eri6woruns bat Dit
porige Se9islatur bic 2oealI9ulben Inn
80 Wfillionen permehrt uno ber Simmel
meiB, tpie melt es Die gesenipdrtise Qe=
gislatur tretben mirb. Sir oiele luber=
uirtblbait besablt bann nod obenbrein
bas Iolt elm 9eioenselo.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

-Serr garl Sonas, tuelden Der prd=
Ibent gum @eneral=gonlul In ct. Ye-
tersburs ernannt bat, iit Der ausse3eid=
nete Wi3e9Duperneur bon Wisconlin.
BON @eburt betanntlid elm Side9e,
mar ct mdbreno oer eriten Prdl libentldaft
Glepelanb's Goniul in ieiner uripriinss
li@en 9eimatb 8ras unb perlab Die
@teae portreffli9. @esenmdrtis 1T er
8isesouperneur BON @iseonfn. Sm
Nopember 1890 purbe Sonas in bem
republifaniIhen 5taate Wiseonlin als
Oemofrat nit Der 9emaltisen Yluralitdt
bon $4,000 Stimmen gum 8isegouper=
neur 9etudblt; unb I'm y3opember 1892
erfoIste leine @ieberermdbIuns.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
l1eber bic 0eriDnlid,feit Nfonb's

= l1eber bic periDnli9teit 8lano's,
Der NIT leiner Silberbill bas &eprdlen=
tantenbaus leit me6r als elmer g8o6e in
etn gbaos peruanoelt bat, dubert lid,
ein Correspondent aus Maibington fuie
fol9t: Ser Mann, tpel6er li6 in Der
@el4i6te Der Wdbrunssperbdltn un=
ieres 2anoes einen 10 beroorraeenben
Ylag erobert bat, TT in jeber Ye5iebune
ein Curriculum. st 1T bic 8ertDrperuns
elmer Sbee, zines @eoantens. Sonit Den
S4laf bes politii6en Wfurmeltbieres
i9lafenb, wedt i'm Der erite Sdein
zines Silber=Oollars ober bas leiiefte
Summen etnes nGolbfdfers" su pl0b=
li@er, enersii&er, ia, man fam {aaen,
fanatii9er 9bdtisfeit. Rur3, umter-
iett IN f& suiammenseiunfen nit
miiben, i4ldfri9en aueen Dor F@ bins
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
0aR ber ..orose Nlte" 5if nit SC

9aB Der ~srobe Nlte" lid NIT &e-
fignotionssebanten trasen ioll, fann
Giemanben in grttaunen ieben. Slab
ffone 1T bereits IS Sabre oft unb mirb
bod enbli9 einmal oas 8ebiirfnib fiblen,
BON Der politiiden ,8ibne ab5utreten.
gs teibt, baB Roieberrp fiir bic @telle
eines premiers ouserIeben lei. Ser
1elbe iff I'm @esenias 3u @labifone Elm
ent{9iebener Greunb bes Dreibunoes.
@laoftone LIT bem Dreibunb niemals 10
re9t grim seweien. Oeutidlano
t6nnte fi9 nur ba3u 9rotuliren, menu
ber Jran3oienfreunb @lobftone BON be,
politii9en 8iibne obtrdte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
musfeln uno Kenntniffe.

9ie llnterl lu9ung iiber bic 0orfalle
in Stbaca, tpel6en Elm MenIdenleben
gum Spfer fiel, idlei6t 10 lansfam ba
bin, bab es beinabe ausIiebt, als ob lie
i'm @an6e perlaufen piirbe, 9ie Nnge,
| bOri9en Der umgefommenen 6rau 19eini
man berubist gu baben, tpobrl6einlid
our9 eine rei6li6e @eloentl6dbieung,
unb meoer ben 8eb6rben mod ben Yro=
felloren Der Gornell=llniperlitat I1eint
uiel oaran selesen gu iein, Die Sduloi-
gen gu ermitteln unb ibre 8eitrafunQ
Su peranlallen. Cine pollltdnbise Ser.
tulhnns Der 9lnselesenbeit nit Silfe
Der llniperlitatsbeamten pare gan,
abseleben BON ben bereits seltern bier be-
lprOhenenTerl lu6er, bieMngelegenbeit iu
politiI6en 3lpeden ausSubeuten nod
beoauerliber als Der 8orfaa lelbit, benn
oabur9 luiirbe 1i9 in ben @tubenten bas
8efibl sdn5li6er Straflplisteit immel
nlebr befelti9en, tpas gana r,atllrgemaf
iu immer srDberen Nusl6reitunsen fiib-
rem lpiiroe.
IS banOelt li9 bier ni1t nur oarum
etnen llebeltbater 3u beitrafen, es fommi
oielmebr barauf an, Der in BEN lebten
Sabren INNER meter INN f9 sreifenben
Terrobung Der itubirenben Su9enb ell
men Damn entsesenSuleben uno eine
umfebr berbei5ufilbren. @enn Die Set
lun9 Der Drnell=llniperlitdt bas niAt
einllebt, oann fabt lie ibre Yli6ten in
eisentbimli6er Weiie auf aber
nibt anoers als Die Yrofe1oren
Der meiiten anberen amerifani=
l6en 2ebranltalten. Sat- iiberal boi
man Musl6reitungen Der Stuoenten ais
1armlole Susenoitreibe anseleben, OBJ
9Iei6 nur su bdufis 8rutalitdt unb Gob=
qeit obne jeoen per10bnenben 3us babel
,u Sage traten. Die Yrofelloren l6ei=
nen ni6t i'm Stanoe 81 lein, swil6en
iusenoli4em uebermlltb uno finbildem
Sebabren su unterideiben. 0ur6 lire
gang unan9ebrabte Mtilbe, tpp anfanqs
lpobl gelinoe Strafen geniibt baben
piiroen, baben lie es jeBt babin gebradt,
oab our6 bic NusIdreitungen ibrer 36s=
in9e Menl6enleben gefdbroet iperben.
Jibt iuenis mag basu bos l1ebertreibeu
Der atbletilden llebuneen beisetraaen
haben, oenn Die offentlifen @piele Be,
ltuoirenoen Jusenb baben einen imme,
toberen Gbarafter ansenommen. Das
5uBlpleI in leiner beutigen 6orm mut
oerrobeno aui 9beilnebmer unb 3u=
1auer mirten unb iiberbaupt limb bel
ben college Sports" bic @elidtspunfte,
pelAe Su ibrer pIlese bere9tisen, INNER
nebr in ben 0intergruno eetreten uno
IN ibrer Stelle walten @runoldbe, lpie
man lie bisber nur bel prpfellionellen
Atbleten seltattete.
Gs lit pieleift elm ungered3ter Nor.
murf, ooer aber aud cine niht itihbal=
tise Gntl9uloisuns, tpenn man last,
oaB bic jebisen 3ultdnoe in 6olge
zines ManseIs an Gerltdnbnib lei=
tens Der profelloren entltanben lino.
Wir iino iiberSeust, baB Man9e Der
9erren gang genau iaben unb ,uub=
.en mosu ibre 9ladlidt fabrte. sic
uuroen aber beeinflubt bur6 ben
Wunia, ibren 9lnltalten mDslib1t pieIs
5biiler Su lidern, unb ba anbere Uni
oerlitdten unb Colleges in 6olge be,
5baten ibrer Atbleten bon ber beran.
ua9ienben Susenb eifrig selu9t murben,
10 glaubten iie, bieier Ronturren3 am err
folgreihiten 5ii bege9nen, inbem fie bic.
ielben Runfte pfegten unb tire 36gIines
|ebenio mtlbe bebonbelten. Denn es bo.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
basfeI's Bin. ,pelcbe beitimm1

- 9asfel's Bin, mel6e beiti,nmt,
bob Ninberjdbrise uno @alubnwirtbe,
mel@e eesen einanber seusen, ftraffrei
ous9eben Iollen, uuroe nit Sc sesen 10
etimmen paIfrt. Merion mar
anmeienb, ifimmte aber nidt
nit. 0asfeu BON 2orain Gountp lit
ber1elbe, lpel4er bic infame 2oealoption=
bin einbra9te. 0ie beute pollirte Bin
mar frdber einmal peruorfen tuoroen,
bod batte 9asfell bic @ieoererwdsuns
bur9geiebt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

resiRrirt norbea ieien unb IN BortIanb,
Ore, 5000. Sc ndber Der erfe Mai
beranridt, an mel&em bie Resifirirunes-
friit ablduft, befo 5ablrei9er brdn0en
fi9 bic 3opftrdser in bic Binnenfteuer-
dmter, nm ibre 8botosrapbie au binter-
lesen, ibre Berionolien on3useben unb
Die Certificate In Gmpfang 3u nebmen.
Bis gum lesten Samftas betrus bic
@eiammt3abI Der resiitrirten gbtneien
13,243.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

be3ei9nen. an F9 III ia bic son3e In
selesenbeit ber3li4 unipi9tig unb beben-
tuneslos. Die 6ffentli9e Meinung
ipdre i4on ldn9it iiber bic paar 2oraIlens
rife i'm iiibpacifii9en Weitmeer aur 5a-
gesorbnun9 iibersesan9en, menn ni1t
Die @epublifaner unaufb6rlid bic 2drnl=
trommel 9erubrt bdtten. sic mnllen
natiirIi4 nur 2apital ee9en Glepelanb's
8erwaltuns berausidla9en.
(glep. %. II. Mns.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
Ser Rnownotbin9 General IN

= Ser Gnomnotbins General unb
repubIifanilde gonsreb &eprdIentant
6rospenor BON Atbens itattete Der 2esis=
latur seitern ieinen 8eiud ab. Sas
sefii9elte Mort: rBisconlin lit cine
Sentihe 9eberuurlf propinS" itammt
BON General @rospenor. Muf uerl4ie=
benen republifanil1en Gonpentionen
fun9irte er als v&epnote Heoner" uno
Stabtstrompeter Der 6rem0enha6er.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
Sm etaots-Heprdientantenboul ul

SM StaatssTeprd1entdnt le
wnrben bic Nernillisunssbills elnse=
bradt ouf Der BaTis 3peijdbrlider Siss
mneen. Ser Betros Der allsemeinen
8ermilIi9un9sbill belduft ii9 fur 1894
ouf $l,945. .994.34, unb fiir 1895 auf
33,1OO,1 HITS; Der Betrag Der ni9t
nlIaemeinen NerpiGisunssbil belduft
{I6 auf 81, ,O43, ,282.66, ber Betra9 Der
bereits 9ema9ten permil9ten Bewillis
QnMaen auf $l,166,7O3 unb Der 8etra9
~ Defi3it-B -Be pilisunssbia auf $16s,-
|55l.53.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

- Sleeper's Bin, wel9e ben 2ebens=
perf9erunssseieQl@aft cine Staatss
feuer BON p pro5ent ibrer 8ruttoein=
nabmen auferlest, ,purbe i'm Staotsre=
prdlentantenbaus NIT 81 sesen 2 @tim=
men ansenommen. Wtan slaubt, bab
bic Bin bic 6taatseinfiinfte um $780,
600 permehren ,pirb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
Sos 6auscomite fir gountpanae.

= Das Dansc0mtte fur G0lntDan9e=
leaenbeiten bat iiber cine 8ill beratben.
pel1e poriareibt. bab fir alle 4etitio=
nen unb anbere Dpfumente, iuel4e beiul
gountpclerf eineerei9t ,peroen, eine Sc
biibr BON einem Dollar se3ablt iueroen
muB. Die Bin entbdlt nod anbere
Bor1hriften bin1ihtIib ber 3ablun9 BON
@ebdbren fir 9ofumente uno beitimmt,
bab aue auf biele Weile eingegansenen
Gelber in bic @taatsfalie fieben lollen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

- Sn Canton 1T elm 3meisperein BET
Anti=Salubns2isa" sesriinbet uorben.
Sie 2iga asitirt bauptiddli9 fur bic
Boffrung ber in Der Qesislatur einse=
bra9ten 9oeal-Options8iu. Die Bin
bebnt bas 2oeal Option-Spitem auf
Counties unb Warbs aus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

- 9ie MeDonalb unter1u9uns NOR
seifern gang beionbers intereHant. Benn
Aaes ,pabr 1T, mas auf benz 3eusen=
Ronbe ausseiast murbe, 10 iuerben eini=
gen 9erren bic Gnie bebenfIi@ idiot
tern. Sie Ginoelbeiten finben unlere
9e5er In ben 2oealIpalten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
Staotsreprdientant Minn brad

- GtaotsreprdI Ientant @inn bra4te
seftern Die bon ibm friiber ansefiinbiste
@eiolution aur unteriudung Der 8er=
maltung hes Staats5udtbauies elm Sc
jollen mebrere ganoioaten fiir bic Stele
eines Waroen i'm Jeloe iein fir ben Sail.
bob Warben Sames refsniren iollte.
@inn's &eiolution tuirb wabrldeinlid
arlaennmmen tperben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

-tgbarles Srarler, elmer Der 2eite,
her Anti.Solubn=2isa BON Ohio, ba1
9egen bte vAfron @ermania" cine S1as
6eneriabflo9e ,pe9en Verldumbung an.
sefren9t. Ct perlanst nur $4,000,
6offentli9 befommt er viar ntl6t."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

- Sc ift tpobl bauptIddli9 bic Der
Bil5on sBil einperleibte ginfommen=
feuer, bon ,uel9er einise bemotratiide
Senotoren ui@ts wi7en uollen. unb
bod fann es faum eine populdrere Wabs
regel 9eben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

- 6taatsreprdlentant Cannon bon
Domilton gountp bat cine &eiolution
u @unften BON jdbrliden 9ibun9en,
,pel9e om 81. Mdr3 lalieBen iollen, ein=
sebra9t. Die 3eiolution tpurbe iiber=
QeIeQt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

Die gbtneien-H Hesiffriruns an Der
)aejfc- Rifle nirnmt ibren fotten Sort
Gana. 6@atomts Geerstdr Carlisle
iDnrbe hieier 9oee bena9ri9ti9t, bab in
( (ox 6ranfisco tereits 5000 gbineien
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
NusmaIbin9ton
Der vKearIarse".

@aibington, %. Geb. Das
@rad bes biitoriiden Ser. Gtaaten=
srie9si6iffes raearfarse" wirb mabr=
l4einli6 serettet tperben, ,penn bies
iiberboupt tbunlid lit. Ser 9aus-
Ausi8uB fir Wearine-AnseIeg
bat ndmli& bei9loFen, bic biesbe3dg-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

9dtte 1873 itatt bes tbatentrdfti-
gen Disraeli @labitone, ber &unen=
freunb bas 9eft in ber 9anb sebabt, 10
wiirben bic RuNen ldnsit i'm Belts bon
GonffantinopeI iein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08
AIbDtrs BiH jur Greirxa8 bes
Amtea eineS 6taats eteuatDr SA{pets
tefs uurbe im 6enat permorfen.
Das 6aaseomite fur Saldre uub
eebabren berdtt eesenmdrtis bieNerion-
i@e SoIdrbiu.

Das 6toats- Reprdlentantenba
bat bic paston Bin, gum Biberruf bes
Gtrebli9eietes, pel9es ben Corporation
men beoeutenbe goneei1onen sema9t
hattie, pafiirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-08

Tide Bin bes Neprdientonten Blair, BON
Nem pampibire, nit eanitiser Gmpfebr
lung an bas 9ous 3u beri@tea. lnS
Der Musi9ub mar iosor mod libsr&ler
als perr Blair, Der rir $3O, 900 Iar ben
3med DerIanst bate, benn er empfeblt
bic Beluillisuns pon $4,000, popon
bie tontrabirenbe gompasnie aber nur
$4,000 erbalten loa, penn es ibr niAt
seIinsen ioIlte, bas S6iif gu retten.
Die penfion oes Rihters Gong.
Woibinston %. Gebr. Ri9ter
Gor lebnte bas @elud un ein Ranba=
mus ab, bur9 meldes Der Yenfonscom-
mifidr perbinbert tuerben ioQ, Sie Yen<
lion bes Hidters Charles s.. Gong bon
Mi6isan BON $72 auf $50 per UeOnat
gu reou5iren.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-29
LIFE IN HIGH SOCIETY.
An Interesting Story Of New York, London
and slWestern Belle.

An Interesting Story of New York, London
and asWestern Belle.
"There is a certain class of women in
New York y said Mrs. x. sswho are Just
AS sinsular' in their preiudices and mar
row in their views as is the most pro-
nounced type of the British female of the
upper middle class-and not unlike her in
their shortsighted and ignorant belief that
no desirable society can exist outside of
Che particular inner circle of the world in
which they move. When, therefore, Jack
Knickerbocker brought home pretty wife
from the west and installed her in a tiny
house in fashionable localitx, his two
married sisters, Mrs. Van Amsterdam and
Mrs, Haughton. took no pains to conceal
their disapprobation and disappointment
and treated their new sister in-law with
frigid and distant politeness, which, luck
ily, made no impression upon the charm
ing bride. She was too happily absorbed
TO be conscious Of neglect or to feel much
interested in the plans of Mrs. Van A.,
who talked grandly of having her Oldest
daughter presented in the spring and
bringing her OUT in London before her
debut at home the following winter.
stOnce, in England however, the Amer
lean matron did not find life in Mayfair
all that her fancy had painted it, for, de-
spite her excellent letters, her acquaint-
ance with those of her townswomen who
had married abroad and her undisputed
social position in New York she felt dis
tinctly and uncomfortably out of it,
Her ill humor with her surroundings was
not lessened by receiving a letter from her
brother Jack, informing her that he and
the BRIDE proposed taking run over,'
and would look her up in London. He
added, 'Milly likes England, and we think
of settling down in London for q few
weeks
"'If Jack and his wife think they are
going to use me to see something ofn Lon
don society," exclaimed the irate scfonsof
the Knickerbockers, on reading the letter,
they are vastly mistaken. 7 do not pro-
pose to be hampered by a nobody from the
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-29
SICK COVERED WITH FLIES.
Milk Denied to Them but Fed to Dogs
Hard Stories About a Boston Institution.

Boston, March 2S.-The aldermanic in
vestigation of the city's public institu-
tons was continued in the common coun-
ell chamber this afternoon. Ex-Deputy
Superintendent Mccartney continued his
testimony as to the condition OF affairs
at Long Island. He said at time when
the sick were deprived of milk, Superin-
tendent Coggswell's dogs were given
quart day. A sick man, named Cur
ran, begged for milk, and the witness
gave him some because he was too weak
to eat bread. Another invalid, named
O'Herrick, choked to death because he
was too weak to eat the meat given him
in place of milk. There was no cook,
except woman who was frequently
drunk, and often seen in that condition
by DR.. Coggswell. :, The receiving officer
and clerk had also been seen drunk by
the witness, and had been reported, but
nothing was done about it. The witness
said that when DR.. Coggswell was told
the women had no clothes to wear he
replied, .Let them lie abed, them The
flies were SO troublesome that patients
too weak to brush them off were covered
with them. At one time, woman at
Long Island was about to be confined,
and although it was evident that their
services would be required soon, both
Drs. Coggswell and Dover went to bed,
leaving the woman suffering, there being
no female attendant in the hospital. At
about they were called by the watch
man, but the child was then born, and
the mother died that morning. There
had been no fire regulations, OF even
fire bell on the building until he got
one himself The hearing was adjourned
until Tuesday. tal&l
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-29
Late Marine News.

Boston, March 2s-Arrived: Schooners
American Team, Handy, Port Liberty ;
Sawyer, Gale, Damariscotta: W. II.
Dewitt. Harrington, Damariscotta;
Pemaquid, Wheeler, Roekland; Robert
Pettis, Hodgdon, Rockland; Regalia,
Blake, Rockport, Me-; Reigna, Wilson,
Rockport, Me-; barges Dover and Ber-
wick, Wiscasset Cleared: Schooners j.
j. Hanson, Kennebec;, E. Il. Allen, Ban
gor; NJ A. Mccain, Sullivan. Sailed:
Schooners c. G. Baker, GAINESVILLE; Allen
Green, Prospect, Me-; Helen Mary,
Machias; Venelia, Eastport; c.. God
frey, Portland; J.J. Hanson, Kennebec;
VIM. Marshall, Kennebec: Hattie Page,
Vinalhaven; Telegraph, Thomaston; I.
D. Baker, North Haven; CIR. Lawrence,
Rockport, Me.
Highland Light, Mass, March Is
Passed north schooners Ella Francis for
Rockland and Nellie Clark for Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-29
THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
Sportsmen and the Sunday Law.
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Especial to the Press.l
Richmond, March %.
Section 81 of the Maine Game law
reads as follows: SUNDAY is a close
time, on which it is not lawful to hunt,
kill or destroy game or birds of any
kind, under the penalty imposed there
for during other close times; but the
penalties already imposed for violation
of the Sunday laws are not repealed or
diminished" Notwithstanding the rea-
soma bleness of this double barreled law.
its provisions have been and continue
to be violated by a few gunners along
the river, who take advantage of the
leisure afforded them by the day OF rest
to make havoc among the focks of
game birds that frequent Merrymeeting
bay during the migrating seasons of
spring and fall. In addition to the de-
secration of Sunday and the unre-
uniting cunning of the wild fowl, this
Sunday shooting is an act of injustice to
the true and law abiding sportsman.
Recent violations of this law, under
somewhat tantalizing conditions, have
caused an energetic kick among the
mem bers of the la tier class in this
vicinity. Wild fowl have been quite
plenty in the bay so far this season, and
Sunday more wild geese were there than
have been seen there before for twenty
years SO say the jewellers on the bay
shores. The observer of the law on the
banks could see and hear the gathering
of the focks, their fingers doubtless
tingling to draw trigger on the game,
but they refrained, while one man less
scrupulous. was sending destruction
into a flock of about 200 birds. lie
killed seven at one shot, and during the
day bagged fifteen. Two OF three others
were out, but did not reap SO large
harvest. The birds dou btless were
driven into the river, Saturday. from
their fight along the coast, before
southerly wind, and thick weather;
Monday they had disappeared, and
gunners who waited for the secular day
had to forego the "honkersn and content
themselves with smaller species in the
shape of duck, sheldrake and teal-sat-
isfactory under ordinary circumstances,
but rather aggravating in view of what
had been there the day before. 1t is
quite probable warden will be appoint
ed to see that the game laws are proper
ly observed 10 this vicinity. The in
habitants along the shores of the bay
are said to generally regard the Sunday
law, but claim it is violated in those
waters mostly by gunners from Bath. 1t
is doubtful if this town could exhibit an
entirely clean record in that respect.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-29

Bangor, March 29.-In the Probate
Court today, Judge Burgess rendered a
decision in the matter of collateral in
heritances, as to whether the $500 ex-
empt by the law should be deducted
from the estate as a whole or from each
bequest. He decided that it should be
deducted from each bequest. State As
SCISSORS Burleigh and Pottle were present
at the hearing. Acting under their in
structions, County Attorney Bailey, who
represented the state in the cases, APP
pealed from the decision, and the case
will 60 to the Supreme Court.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-29
BoWDoIN's ATHLETES.
The Best Exhibition Ever Given in Bruins
wick Town.
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wick Town.
Especial to the Press.]
Brunswick, March 28.-The eighth
annual exhibition OF the Bowdoin
Athletic Association was held this eve
ming in Town hall, and every one who
witnessed the various acrobatic feats
performed by the student athletes was
ever held in this little college town.
According to custom the four under
graduate classes entered into competition
for the prize cup, which was finally
awarded to the class of '96, after series
of interesting exhibitions of fencing,
broad swords, dumb bells and club
swinging. The senior squad, led by
Thompson, the promising Bath athlete,
showed great proficiency, and there was
question as to whether the award
should not have gone to '94. Following
this drill the pole yaulting OF Smith,
Bates and Haskell, '96, called forth APP
plause. Smith and Bates hold tied
records in the interscholastic meet The
parallel and horizontal bar work was the
best given on the Brunswick stage for
years, Foster, '95, taking the honors.
The most interesting features of the
exhibition were the sparring contests be-
tween the college champions in middle
and light weights, Libby, Robinson, 'e6;
Webber, '95, and Dana, '96; the special
fencing, single stick, broad sword and
wrestling contests between e. Thomas,
Harrington, Bryant and Littlefeld, '94;
Shaw, Dewey, Stubs, Mitchell, Kim
banks acted as referee. Set pieces on the
Roman ladders were loudly applauded,
as were the pyramids.
e The exhibition closed with a grand
salute to Bowdoin. Gilbert furnished
music for the hop which followed.