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Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
SpenIfe 2linger til gmerifa

Spenife 2linger ii! amerifa.
Sfslse Neobelelie til ben iUenIte CT
Forthcoming fra Gefreteren peo bet
norif'ipenite gicetoniulat / GbicusO er
bet nnoer aluOrlis 8rsitelie at beItile
iuenite &linser til GabGer for be 5Ores
neoe Staters Grme. Sgiaa pripate
6~oreninger us Sestetlnbber aster at
gisre lignenoe 8eItiaiuser.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Srnfnebe. 5lensbOrs, 12te Seps
TENDER. 9irsons Gitermioba9 er TO
Brsore Rangels al Jlensbor9 brut.
neoe ueO aulOieilIng / 5~tensbors 5iOrO.
Sen Gne bapoe Supteiu8. Gramen OF
baOoe pRret paa 2~an8idrt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
TooSfaIO.

TsesIatpsanmfIosttr absunsni,rs ,ani.
tier sstaass Gratis, sos fan si lffs aft,
plaos for DC olnninssIias iauas IafHasusr.
BEE iaa eoot Tan irtmfsrss prisai saas, III
prrf'r. Nabosr % S~i0atainau. nor B,rs.
% anmdoeiitr AZ mere suo almtRosnl
@nahs. u'ea bstatsA 5 9suts pr. rints. ~
iernoiaiisr. at 6nhpsr. Tom iHoIfussr 90,
ialS~SanH''iosiisr. ISi,r oisl, siatsr o. ssttsr
"a O~trtiisr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

RoIbar Samlins. Sertu8.n Of
Gumbsrlano, Der for 9iOen opboloer fig
/ aisbenbaun. bar tisbt @. Chr. Drag
nusiens Omfnugsriae Canning uo'
~ltaarns Trniaser, Tom bar uoitiast /
aunitinouftrimuieet, for 10000 8r.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
selbnno Garnet. Scrleben Mat

SGlbnnb Garnet. 5crleoen Nat
lit en- at 2nrefiterue uoe ! 3rammens'
iiorcen | fine @arn ct ristis pent Grem'
plar al en- S9lbuub. Zen baooe ino'
uitlet Jig / Garnet, iaa ben life tunoe
fonrme Op :ior at faa 2uft, ps onr iOm
5slse beraf bso, ba ben blep truttet.
Oct er en- iielben @iait oppe / 9ram'
mensfiurben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Snbntriubhiaina | Walms. Gtacs.

iuQma9tige i Malms bar fattet SeIlut'
ming ON IfbUlOelie at en- itaubiuuuilt
Snouitriuo filling / Malms / 1896 /
5orbinbelIe meo ben ba inmmsitebs al.
boloenoenoes ~alminbeli9e %2anobrugss
uoItilin9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
TuripunOen 6eltebanoler.

gere Gio bar S%eltebanoler Jrants
26omien i Belle uRret iOriuunben fra
Some os Born. 81. "8eile 5oltebl.A
er ban MI meb en- Snmburs'3 amper
bapnet i Sem gort. Oct beooer fig, at
ban peb fin BOrtreiie bar meotasei
100000 &r., iOm ban bapoe inb'
fasieret paa esne o9 9ompasnons
8e9ne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Ut Yoifrsperi foribetes i 9riitians'
ianb omburb / "9rUnninsen". 5pren
bleo siebliftelis tnebet p9 pil p%iitnUt
ON life lan9e, isien fpmme til at ior'
upe 8efienotIfabet meo Itersbus.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Staten % nprjf Mrbeibe. Glib

staten % iurif Nrbeibe. SibIie
S'o''9In9 benItilepe til 8eaierinaen at
IA S'atens Seitillinscr | itprit mulia
"0lirHtnin9 tililpOe nOrIte gartNeoer.
"'0e'osoepartcmentet ital / bisie
t'9e Ia Oeitemt, at Der peo @nfaHelIer
I'll 0eH ~OIisntti8s srbeiosbriit iarliat
W. 9enipn til ben inbenlanbIfe Sn.
'"''r' % bl. a., of Seftiaimaer Iaupiot
""''9t Hal uofores af inbenlauoIfe
SF''l'soer, nGar 8risiprTi,uen meaem
O''Nes % De ucenlanoRe gartIteoers
t''''T 'ite Operitiser 10 p9t., bereanet
..t' Den Tel ai GnbnOsbelpbst, iom
S"'o3es at rebtomme bet inoen 0nnoet
"'O'0oe Nrbeibe Os prctnccrebe Ora.
ltrlolc
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
8raabeinen er temmelis narsaaenbs

/ Selbu.
Naiten boer Dag tor ben en- Sau
ener @jeb fra SGterbuit apen, li9eiom
en- Gig er funoen, Der er ialot iom Sf'
fer for ben.
5orleoeu bar ben | SRleue paa en-
Spppe, men @ieren tom til, ina @raas
beinen MATTE saa i'm 8ei.
Man tror, bet er iibiriif 8ars, Der
err tommeu til Npr9e, ba ben er baaoe
ltcrre % al lp'ere Sarpe enb be alutins
oelis forefommenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Glpffer Wihaelien til @rpnlanos
Meni9beb ieireoe forleben fit 60sGars
SubitGum iom SeIiain9smunb. Den
samle S9bersmano er astet ps aibotot
afI ale / Menigbeben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

MrbciostiDcu paa 6prteusperftet
err ifelse Observation-Disclosures Ses
itemmelie fra lite Sept. f~Orissspis tat
Iaaleoes iom i 8erftets meooelte Sub
filling fprelaaet. 9lrbeibet ilutter alts
1aa nu 2proase 81. IL Wiooas (for-
ben ST. j o. be purise Gage ST. 5
Gitermibbas (tiolisere ST. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

nlDifestilIGlbe. @aaroeier Gnbsrs
Gbr. WOrlius Of Semb bleO iOrlsoeu,
Deb at bans Ssits bleu fig, iun iorfRr'
oelis tilreot, at ban fort sftsr bsoc,
IIogoe par imeQem 800 aar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

anbolot SagIsrtr. Gosisrer 56r'
Der for ct Bar War iioeu usos
latte fig iom Susisrsr i SOrieus, sr
iOrleosn bIepsn onbolot al SerreosiOos
ben ! 8ierre. Ser err NOT 1ole bt. q.
ON en- genaeoipresninlsids O~ueriOr en-
Wano | Club.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Mobent @orn fol moi iuar faa peb
SnmmerfeIt, buffet life for ifal bore
banbt. 6orbaabentlis bill bet Der abs
lebe &orn blioe iitret til Sorisg Tom
Saaforn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
TGuQielsprienet,

5GnsielspGienet. Sutitsminiite'
riet bar uuber 29be Gu9uit paanp be-
Itittet @ebeimeetatsraab, DIR. juris VI.
8. 3. 6. Coos til Sperinipeftsr for
S9naielso9ienet Os til OF o~uertase
6orretniuserne iOm 9irettsr for Straf'
feanIalterne paa Gbriftiansbaon os
peb 8%rioslgielile.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Crbensnbnrpnelie. Gil &ummun'
ogr al ben ipunIte Isabella GutbOlicas
Orben er uonapnt til 3irettsr for
S~tpd6olms bramatiife 3benter @uitau
5reoritsion.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Mbeltoftbanen. 8auocrs hints
raao peotos iOrleoen at tegne 10000
Ser. Gttier / 9GbeltOft-9borsagerba'
men, Der er auilauet til en- @nlG9sium
al $4,000 8r. Banen or 4 Wil lana.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

R''t't - Tt 5' ,aotf sr, a,r8s5 for f~raorr,ubs
SIast o. 8tnHsr, ato't Sf511,5, sa5 / m Bt,osu Al
5%eTt'alo' ira otHu' Jamn,r81l tl 5sgtamtlR, Bsuau
min 't'ts' euaru Rasnst5lir en- E5rr Of 10 sar ,tr
q ballot Vars S7atat pua bat Pm s57oon m,s IN
NFf'n' taalmoot8S,o, % Hia Jr,a zors,n Ct, at
bun nu bar IHHo,t b5tt' IN Fptfrs Err..
br's n's s'Hos' stID, s,,Fsrt szt, s,rs,, Rlus,i
sans Z RESET.
Rasist, Soma. BEN 25b, s,g,. 1884,
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Woroet Daa Yornholut.

Woroet paa gornbOlm. Woro:s
reus Napn er 2aurits Better 2urien.
Gen iioligere Ger ai Gasssnaro, en-
78aaris Runo, Og en- 9One / 9ifeo
5attisbus er bleone arrsitereos iOm
WeoIploiae.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Canton 2. Bl'ota

Nuit p'ro'o b'''Hot1fsr,s ior f~raorr,nb, sIsat
% ''Hu,r. Of BET bsbdlros sus at bau'll5, ia s,tt,
tie W ct b'sts asr ,ls,Se D2oor artht Usssrfou Ruhb ben
'ot' s'pi'mbr 1894. puH par fsot5tu ~, Rust 1871,
% ei'o aIiiaa 81 aar, . n}aaH,su o. - ri1, aanmd.
br'o mte BIT sts0, O'l1 net orr, BIZ Wtr',I
etuf u. Ramfab. Amber h. Eu,r,u.
Hbgbes Ppru
Rotbfas. WiHuiota.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

tlbnGpnslie: Sra lite bs. &c 9ele'
sraToritanoer ! RpbOrs 2h 8. Rpbl
ubnapnt til Beitprer al 2elesrafitatiO.
men / Ssliinssr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
salt Gienootn ~.
tiIiatsS tntr tiaeie.

Hu'rttshrm'ut'r, la1iou "F1ru ttltu' ,"3uI I'll
iatas-. -6uI ti1,lt". "LI,n,f, t,5l1'. "UrisI ,uf,'
oio.. Utl ira uu Of ~tu5rgr,s For l Gent o. 1r5 Tor 5or
"aH3. gut,t, goItlo,r. f. Or. iEor5o1als III Z,
AaOu. r,aHtS i0r It Orb. Bortlsf,u'nt,r. 5r II, lps
ioss Al Beltua ta48 ~, buiau uL
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
TrGbt | en- 6rusaraD.

SrGbt | en- 8rnsBrau. grbeibss
mano SOlt, bOenbe / J~riier9aoe, Stems.
borg, pmtom iorlebeu unoer GIrbeios /
en- @russrnu. Den 5Orulpttsbe, Der /
soot Is Gar bar baret auit Dos aiosbe
&~isbmano 81 lsiens8n9se, eftsrlaber
fig 8One ps flere 8ern.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Nfifeo er efter Nnissnins mebbelt
8risaoeintenbaut 6. Staffelbt 2oen
a~tersbuiiife Brigade fra lite Sfober,
BENTON $500 8rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

uIrttioH si73, % E'ur'r u-s,r,t,s srgo
ON. at min 'Er' RaHo Cl, urr't,r Bs,, BEN 80, s,vt.
1894 Don gar ifott Eol5u Eursalt als,r, zen 10,
laHuar 1921 ~ oar 9ti, & % sl-o7 g ps au,o,r. %
MO SfHHu "a 2 Gstr,. ssor7i n F'n,r y 30
hoFs" ~ tom tlftHroIu 60. 5,u l1b, Juut 1918. 81
bar Fe'n oar" Ser. Gan n slu1 BEN 28,, Hnau. O,
e''o Tan Paa b'tt Sto, Cite Sas N sll1,r iuu,,
ban TIE hs' mere mb J o Ret. men Ban slos, Bu
lube boriar' tt bet .ish,. ia br,o a,su M spif,
BEN i0os s,5t pda GaHot PtnilsnI Rtr',saars an %
itor b,ita3,lis go B,IRsHH par, 5au, Wfrs,l
3sr1u utrHoH q Bsrr.
Canton, 2. Difsta.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

SeosTalo. 6ranIf &Oniul / Gtud'
bolm M u 8i6erap err afguaet peo
9goen, anta9eli9 al SjerteIummelie.
Zen elifparoi9e afosoe pil bore
tjenot / pibe SrebIe.
9lfogoe bar &iboer al ct. Slais
Sroen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Tamsosbaner. Gaiens Serrebs'
itprelie bar beSilset bet al Intstbin'
gets Serubanefomite foreilaaeoe 8b
bras, nemlis $4,000 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Soiger Sradman opbclSer Jig
f~rembeles | G~atersbalen, buor ban liter
fig aloeles fprtrnHeli9. San ifal babe
ubtalt, at bpis ban life Ill bar fOmmen
iaalnngt op / glarene, piloe ban Haa fig
neo beroppe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Sfiens % Srammens Soloiniprf'
torembeber er beIluttet inoorasne fra
lite September 3. q. ct npt, 2aroifs
Eolbinipettgrembeoe, pprettes.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
SanaclauosfreDieu

2angclanosfrebien. Deb 5Olte'
tbinsspulset / Ruotisbims ben l2te
September blep 8eoattpr @utobrunb'
fen onlot peo f~triftlig Giitemniua meo
1927 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Rsnne tefuiIfe Sfole blep inopiet
ben 31te ausuit. Bpsninsen, Der bar
toftet 62,50O &r., bar 8 gtaser os in'
bebOlbsr 10 alasieuGrelier, Iesneuas
relic, 8ibliotbefua 2arerparelie
FAINT SUlis for 8ebellen % iorfieuise
Efouomirum.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Apotbefer Wsaer loslabt. Otter
at Der nu er aibolot SOrbsr, Os eftsr at
Der bar pnret fOretaset 8iiitution paa
St. 9auls Gpotbef, er Gpotbefer RG'
Ter iorleben blepen leslabt mob en- aaus
ton pna 10000 ar., inbtil 9ommsn
falber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
stortbinsspalset for gleffsfiurb.

Ssire Us WOoerate bar Deb afsjss
renoe 9~rsuspals befinitipt Opitiast JON
Stortbinssmanb: Srbfsrer e Sanien
sunbe, Suppleant | gulsperiOoen
1894.
Eli suppleaut opitilIes SanSelsbpr'
ger e 6 GaBen9s.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Wiltbrauo er uobruot blanbt 8es
iGtnin9en paa 9esefors @aarb i Glare
ueb Giteriunb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

so1, Rolmp 5O,s7O, Rorrispius 3D..
ia, @sfle 25,013, 8arlstrOna 81, 79o,
Sellinsbors 21,2l4, upiata 21,o21,
Sgnt6pina 2O,169, Qunb Is. 1886.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

~RopPaH8. Dt 5r',Hstdsr's s,rosb lSrgut7f
'or Sla5t o. H'unfr. at ntH '7r, rutru hiuua R1u
thea Soppaus osot zen Bot, 2spt,m5v n 6,m (
WitioH, Roro Ia'ota.
FltiWus sgpBora.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Set tge Sutel paa Salen | 9ele'
marfen, anbnebes meo en- ieitlis Sil.
l~teluing 2proas ben 8oe September.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

5alife ipeuffe &rpneifgffer c~irfules
rer / benne 3ib i S%tapanser. Be er
ifuifsnoe list eitersiorte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Or. Goparo 9ranbes er inotrnFet

u. VUUurU IT IHUItHH3l
til ariiiania for, iom aaereoe for nos
gen 3ib iiben bebubet. at tase fat Sos
Tia. Otter bpao ~Spcialoemofraten"
ueo at berette, bar ban inaet Ini9ttelie
/ "8erbens Sang" ipm bette Slaos
Ibeater. o. 2iteraturanmeloer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

2anbsfpttermooct / Ellen bar, ef'
ter bpao be beruGrenoe 8luoe oplpier,
ialt p9ret beiS9t al $50 Stpttere.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Som Yroit / galoers Sroiti er be-
ifittet Susnepreit @islsf / norbre
Nuroal.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

2illebammerbanen. 9rufiten paa
8anen melIem Samar % 9ilebammer
fommer untaselis til of aabnes / No'
pember. Otter ct furelebist llotait pil
ben blipe befaret meb 3 baslise 9o9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

GrbbrGnot Anbelsmeieri. Cling
Gnoelsmeisri pso SolitebrO sr furleben
i~uloft9uttn rso6r9not.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Som 9ensmano / Sanbe er Subj
mGgtis 8. &nuoien fonititueret.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Otter Cmitaubiabeoerue.

eIltI impuuptBueoebue. 2i99o
rem: emile Serre, siu mig en- Gill
ling. Seq bar 8 Bsrn bjemme.
Serren: Wen bos min Rabo iasbe
&c 10.
9isssren: 60, ban iaa mere baarb.
biertei ub ban.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

5%pruogters. Com 6prcoster pte
@ulobolmeu sr aniat 6~prprster Sreeal
paa 9orbirrnIjGr, cg csc 3arrsr Sur
GsEItent @plb pea Sa!.cn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Ruanebar % npuoiprnnane glum'

tier paa famine 9piit % beg9e Dele
rigt Wton faubtes iorleoeu paa ct Rcg'
neb9rtre / 2s~renIfo9en (Sfeosmp) }.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

c.arm onifee. To fra'tige oouIfs
~ Brgore cnlter iioiil TIT JOradret al reuts
en- COB 6nrm meo Beir'uiHl, Iilsm'qst bUor
Strlo til Snus Nn0erioH. Breton, NiHu.
1918
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Scarm ttliaIgs. - Gu goO 200
y Gcrcs 6arm tIIiligs meqst br1tlt, bOrs
Qanoel Ton itt itrdT. Cor iulO unOsrretuIul
lirto til R. ". du8Iie SOTmnn, Grant Co.,
8tiun. &tl beip1re ale 8rCoe. 52L3
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Spis ou tRnter, ou mso ItosE oil trRHss
mere Sano for big islu elsr one SsrH,
bill oct betaie fs for oig at ordss Jor.
bel al griuriioHs 5arterns eet 255s SspL
90 9oe Sttober for Of beigse ben bersute
Reo R:rer 7al ca turtle Nionuialn sene,
hpor ui iGlger uiI0t o9 opohrtst Yano eiter
por pppuiRre Crop Payment Plan.
Striu til Graves & Vint0n Company,
q. Y nj, gRiHn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-30
RICHMOND.
The Shoe Factory Embarrassment Repairs on
Church-Other Items.

RICHMOND, April 29.-(Special. THE
Richmond Shoe Company, manufacturers
of chiidren's fine shoes, has closed its fac
tory on account of inability to meet its OBJ
legations. The concern has been doing bus
mess under its present name about six
months and has built up an extensive trade
considering the brief period of its existence.
A large order was received at factory
Thursday afternoon, which, for reasons
mentioned, the company will not be able to
fill. The parties hope to adjust their pres
ent difficulties and resume business at an
early day, Young men of sound business
integrity are at the head of the concern. 1t
is thought that their liabilities are not large.
Business at the factory of the Kennebec
Shoe Company is. brisk.
The four-masted schooner William X.
Park, 1889 tons, and the brig Robert Dillon
are loading ice at the Consumers Ice Com
pauy's houses for New York.
The contract to cell the Congregational
church with metaliplating, has been awarded
to the firm of James Haynes & Son.
The Richmond Bee moved into its new
quarters on Front street, Saturday.
The number of scholars in town, April
lst, was I'll.
The selectmen have been petitioned to
make immediate repairs on country roads.
Shad have begun to run in the Kennebec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-30
ON The DIAMOND.
Bowdoin Gives Boston Univer-
sity a Terrific Trouncing.
Bates Downs Colby in First Game in
College League Series.
STATE College Shows Maine Central Institute
How to Play Ball.

Brunswick, April 29.-(SpeciaD The
Boston Uoiversity nine arrived here, Sat-
urdav, on its trip through the State, and
met its usual defeat. Earlier in tie week,
Bates had beaten them II to IL, then Colby
did them up, IS to 8, and on Saturday
afternoon the Bowdoin boys beat them, 80
to ] and then, ont of feelings of mercy,
stopped at the end of the seventh inning,
so they could take the first train out of the
the State. 1t was the first regular game of
the season for the Bowdoin team, its previ-
Gus games having been practice bouts with
the Lewiston and Portland league teams.
The game was much to one-sided to be
interesting. The home team batted like
fends, making a record of 20 hits with a
total of 30, and did very good work in the
field, considering the small incentive there
was. Several of the errors were on very
difficult chances.
The visitors put up rank game in the
field, with this exception of second base,
center field and catcher. At the bat they
could do but little with Williams, who did
not exert himself in the least. Hinkly and
Chapman handled some difficult flies very
prettily for Bowdoin, and Fairbanks played
a great game at third and at the bat.
Harris and Hall, two new men, are learn
ing their positions well, and are settling
down to steady reliable game. Both will
prove stars for their team. Capt. Sykes is
all that is desired at second base, and An
derson will look out for first all right.
Bodge is showing up finely at the bat ano
in base running, but is still a trifle unsteady
in the field. On account of the illness of
Plaisted the Harvard game scheduled for
Monday has heen cancelled. Exeter will
play here next Saturday. The detailed
score below tells the story of Saturdays
game and shows what complete walkover
Bowdoin had over the visitors from the
Hub:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-30
EFFECTIVE MEDICINE
Administered by Italian Authorities
to Anarchists and Socialists.
Their Ardor for May Day Demonstration Very
Perceptibly Diminished.

ROME, April 29.-The prompt and decis.
i've action CT the government to repress all
disorders on May day has squelched much
of the agitation in favor of unlawful dem
onstrations. The prospect is that no de-
termined effort will be made to hold open
air meetings or psrades in the larger cities.
The Anarchists will take pains to abstsin
from observing the day as they wish to en-
phasize the difference between their pro-
gramme and the Socialists.
Premier Crisri has telegraphed the pre-
fects in the province to take the severes'
measures to anticipate all attempts at di.-
order or sedition. In several provinces the
most conspicuous Anarchists have been ar
rested, although they had not threatened
nor prepared to break the peace. A social.
istic manifesto was distributed in Naples
early this morning. The distributors were
arrested and the leaflets seized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-30
GARDINER, 10; wA1ERvILLE. 16.
The High School Mines Of Gardiner and Water
vile Cross Bats al Gardiner.

GARDINER, April 29.-(Special.) = The
Gardiner High School nine played its sec
ond game of the season, Saturday after
noon, with the Waterville High School
nine, winning by a score of 10 to lG. The
crowd was very much smaller than at the
game on Fast day, and there was not a
great amount of excitement during the first
six innings, the game being too one sided,
the game standing Gardiner, IA; Water
vile, 3. Then the visitors caught on to
Hildreth's pitching and began to run up
scores in a lively manner, making l3 runs
in the last three innings.
Both sides batted hard. The principal
features we're the one hand fly catch by
Bridges in left field, the double play of
and w. Armes, the pitching of
IIildreth, home runs of Brann and Richard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-30
Funeral Of Late Hon. G. n. Andrews.

MONMOUTH, April ga large gathering
of friends and relatives attended the funeral
of G. II. Andrews, Esq, at this place at l
P. M. Saturday.
Prayers were held at the house at !
o'clock, by Rev. w. G. Wade, and among
those in attendance were c. Wentworth,
one of the board of county commissioners,
w. F. Choate, clerk of courts of Kennebec
county, f. II. Smith, register of deeds, A..
f. Blanchard, county treasurer, and Sheriff
Norton, who drove over from Augusta, Sat
urday, to attend the services.
The floral tributes were many and appro-
priately beautiful. The bearers were W.
X. Dudley, d. Woodbury., J. G.. Gott and
T.. X. Blake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-30
FIRE AT NEW ORLEANS.
The Historic 81. Charles Rotel Burned-rcur
liv Lost.

New ORLEANS, April 29.-The imposing
front of ST. Charles hotel, st. Charles
street, with its spacious portico, is all that is
left standing of the most famous hostelry in
the United States. The fire that ragged be-
hind the walls of the hotel from II last
night until 3 this morning was one of the
fiercest this city has ever experienced.
Starting in the kitchens not 10 minutes
after the employees had left them the fl ,mes
ate their way along the woodwork with
more guests had about all retired
Night Clerk Mason sent messengers to ev-
cry room occupied and thus there was no
possibility of any b ii G cut off from escape,
as the flames did not reach the main por-
ton of the structure for fully half an hour
after the fire was discovered. Panic seized
upon them, and men. women and children
rushed about frantically, most of them in
their digit clothes, and although there was
ample opportunity to get down the broad
stairway, it took all the efforts of the cooler
heads to prevent the most impetuous from
throwing themselves from the second, third
and fourth story windows. The only man
who did jump was unknown. He dropped
from the third story window on Common
street to shed and was not injured.
John Riley, the hotel baker, fell through
stairway so feet to the stone pavement
and was killed. A Mr.. Med ermott would
have attempted to save Riley before he fell,
had not Patrolman Fitzgerald pulled him
away to prevent a double sacrifice. As it
was, McDermott was badly burned. A few
moments after this, Fitzgerald climbed to
the second story of the hotel on Gravier
street and rescued IA women employees who
bad their only avenue of escape cut off by
the flames.
Bridget Mulligan, chambermaid, Mrs.
Ross, domestic, and John Finlay, assistant
bar-keeper, are the only ones missing. The
hotel register was saved and all the guests
are accounted for. Other hotel keepers
opened their doors to the unfortunates and
all were accommodated.
From the centre of the fquare the flames
ate their way in all directions, and many
large buildings were destroyed or dam aged J..
The total loss will reach $500 900 and
may 60 over that amount. The hotel
property, exclusive of the ground was
worth 100000, and was insured for S2l2,-
600.
Within its walls the leading figures of
Confederacy formed the first plans for the
establishment of a new republic before they
started for Richmond. Six congret sional
committees sat in its rooms trying to solve
the Louisiana question. CouLtless, politl-
cal, railroad, commercial and social meet
ings of national importance have been held
in it. In its famous parlor =. the King of
the Carnival had his headquarters during his
short reign in the Crescent City.
Presidents, Kings, notables from every
nation on the globe, who visited New Or
leans have been sheltered under its roof.
During the late war General Butler stopped
there for time.