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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Philadelphia. Nov t.-All the blshops
Of the Methodist Episcopal church In
the United states win assemble in this
city today and the proceedings OF their
meeting have been looked forward 10
by the members OF the denomination
all over the country.
The bishops who win attend are,
Bowman. OF st. Louis. Mo-: Foster. OF
koNoury, Mass; Merrill. Of Chicago,
~; Andrews, Of New York; Warren.
University Park Col: Toss. Philadel.
phia; Hurst Washington. d. C.; Nlnde,
Detroit, Mich Walden, Cincinnati; NAL
lahin. Buffalo; Fowler, Minneapolis,
Vincent, Topeka. kan; Fitzgerald. New
Qrleansi Joyce, Chattanooga. Tenn. .
Newman, omaha. Seb.. and Goodsell,
san Francisco.
The only absentees will be the bish-
ops OF Africa and India.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

not fait below 1000. and that the county
ticket will have az least 900 majority.
I believe the ooanty ticket will ruI
about zoo ahead OF the state Ticket as D.
number 0f Republicans and negroes
Will vote the former and their own state
ticket. Everything Is safe Ia this cnau-
IS and all that remains 10 be done is 10
count the majority. pfevldad OF course.
the people get out and vote"
II Is hardly likely that there Will
be any grand celebrations and rallies
IN the city on the torch light procession
order next week. but IL is very probable
that the committee VIII make arrange
ments FOR public speaking m every
ward IN the city on the night o. Nom
day before election day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

To the Emperor of China that Japan
II Not Annihilnted.

New York, Nov IA London dis
patch says; A rlen Tsln dlspatcn to
the Daily News says: The emperor
Is intensely angry NJ the existing con-
clifton OF things and la determined to
cordingly he Is summonlng yiceroys,
governors and other officials before
him. II Is asserted that he Intends to
learn why small country like Japan
cannot be cNterminated. Up to noon
today the Chinese legation In London
had not received any confirmation OF
the report that the Chinese army has
been defeated a. Chin Tien Chang or
even heard that there had been any
recent fighting. A dispatch TO the
Central News from Brussels says
that tho Chinese representatives there
have pnrnhnsed 10000 rIlles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Grondvlcw, Tex, Nov l.--Hon. Henry
NJ, Furman OF Fort Worth ulcd ION.
g. A. Culhcuon's appointment here ms
evening. and made the ablest nddre9s
OF amy Democrat who has spolten hpre
uuring tho present campaign. lie an
yided time with Mr. ~ NJ. saundera.
Popullst, aud completely tore hls
hopuusuc heresays 10 pieces 20 the
thorough satisfaction OF an pcmoernts
present Mr.. Furmm liz highly eulo-
gised On all hands for his able defcnsc OF
Democracy and Mr., Saunders viii not
want Ia meet him IN Joint discussion
again soon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
Will Nor eoNrR1nrTn
untn the Female Man Is Recognized
a. sinIe Man.

New York. Nov, III Kennedy Tod.
committee OF seventy treasurer, has re-
calved characteristics letter from Mrs
Lizzie b, Grannis Of the Church union.
Mrs. Grannis received letter from the
committee asking for pecunlary as
sistance for political purposes. Iicr re-
ply reads II am In every respect
fully equipped 10 render services as
watcher az the polls ! shall never con-
tribute one dollar TO any political fund
until the franchise is given the female
man. l have rendered constant service
10 tho reform ticket / shall cast my
ballot for Strong, COT and men 20 ill
the lesser Offices who are best httel TO
occupy them. 1 shall cast my ballot
through the hands OF an LII. D.. who
has always voted the straight Demo-
cratic tipitot"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

,, Vt,nisaee' Nov; 1.-The general COM
cas see %, me British Society % CHI
c c's1 WIZ hold their inaugnratlrn ~.
ever,n, oi the society at Battery a. thls
who VIII ~ ta,nohg the leading people
SFins, Edward Blake NJ % mayor HOP
rtgsaoody, Thomas w. Hanfors 'ansis .
irsiAlhlton, Maj, McCiauehry % soy
S c.S,elSr, Grin N. Carter. W + -. -
y -,ssiss IL Babeock. Frnni-i,n S Ssun
~ ga William I.orlmer' and ~ Nae
viii e clark; The musical my, nrs ~, He y;
Welsh ,Son,fiouted to by se,,t,si,
tettes' English and Canadian s s,sr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Memphis. Tenn. Nov
meeting Of the southwes,.' " !
ton OF Railway Surw,.s''assta A
this morning In the mi ~ ~.
hotel. There are Isl r,ss Il = q .
from the states OF Mtssa'y'..r
lana, Texas. Arkansas Esp, a,a
and Missouri. The ob @,a q,
was delivered by the ys gsnihs 4
A. Smith of Tyler. Tex, ' ,.s'
the workings OF the assn ~. Y
following papers were saae
Field of Duty of a Rnilwn vsg
by ". II. Outen OF i, ~
Importance OF CorrectIn, ' XVI
of the Nasal septum aps ~
ment to Relieve With ~
Campbell. Springfield, M i.
tlsms Peculiar Only to nsii.
ers," by DIR. w. il, nlvIb.. !.
OF Railway Shocks to nv
Or. c, =. Lee, Pledsan,on Ky,
Relation OF News Deals,r VT
Companies" by DR.. j. PilnlS, y
sas city. The dlscuss.ons ~.
esting ana were partlclns,.s|
nearly all the delegates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
JoyIN II, REAGAN CO


Denison, Tex, Nov. l.-Gsagi
Keeper Murray is in the clilI
Master OF Transportatloa sEss
here from Parsons.
Samuel irwin is in the e. ~
dalln.
Tralnmasters Bethard q Y
end and sullivan Of The ~ 4
vision are In Dallas, This VI
llvan's second trip south 10 ~
No. "a, from Dallas. was ~
hours this morning, the e'H
disabled.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
Chinese Attack Russian Fronti.r
Towns

Shanghai, Nov 1.-Two Japanese wnr
ships were sighted OF Wei Hal WsI
Sunday last, and the Chinese fieet
went IN pursuit Not finding the ON
envy. the Chinese heet returned and
LEG Wei Hal Wei again Wednesday,
destination unknown.
The only Foreigners with the fleet are
Two engineers and two gunners. small
bodies Of Chinese have attacked several
Nuaslan frontier towns, and in one case
seized quantity of arms and amnu-
nitlon' In another case the Chinese
were repulsed with the loss OF sixty
men. 1852
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

He Resigned, ana Warrant. Issued
for His Arrest.

Huntington, w Va. NOV. lit was
announced last night that Charles WIZ
kinson, the recognized social leader and
SUNDAY school superintendent OF the
Y, VI. c. A., was defaulter. He has
been assistant cashier OF the First
National bank for five years. having
entered the bank on leaving college.
week ago he resigned, ostensihly to
take better position In Cincinnati.
and warrant was issued FOR his ar
rest charging him with stealing $4,000.
He was TO have been married to a
daughter Of the cashier nfter the holt
days, HIS friends are trying to make
up the deficiency Ia keep him out OF
prison, but are meeting with little sue
cess. Thrre IS no explanation offered as
70 the disposition made OF the funds.
He does not drink to excess ana was
never known TO gamble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
a nsrAkn ~ NoMINArloNs.
Enorir 10 withdraw Excise CnndI-
dntcs Pledged 10 Non-LIcensc.

Brooklyn, N. Y. Nov IAN intcrost.
ing question IN staten Island politics
has arisen, Candidates Tor excise com.
misslonera were put up 10y certain or
the reform element who were pledged
IN effect not to grant any more licenses
for the sale OF liquor IN the county.
~ " now realized that these mon
should not be elected because thny
would 10 into Office pledged 10 Violate
the law. Their presence ON tho tldi,et
therefore leopnrdizcs all the reat OF H..
nnd an effort Ia making to get them
70 withdraw. A conference To dircuaa
THIS matter win be held in brighton
iieights church, between the women
who have taken the matter up and tho
Good Government clubs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Austin, Tex. Nov. In.
commission today issued H. !,
general authority; Authorl,,
by granted TO amend exesae,
Western classification al i6iir'
niture, all kinds, except selnl
and seats, and school dask !,
minimum weight 1900 poun,.
class. Asbestos roofing. asb,r,
ent. roofing felt. building, IN
roof cement fgr.taife and lall (
or mixed car loads. clag n
sorghum, Hungarian, fax h,
millet IN straight or mixed Nd
or mixed with grain, class 5
bale ties In straight car lost, 4
subject to the same rates Il n
nails. Effective Noyember / N
plication filed October 70 TX
JOHN II. REAGAN, CHI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Tyler, Tex. Nov Hon. @. a. Cul.
herson win speak In Tyler Saturday.
November J
Governor j. $. HoeE viii speak In
Tyler Monday Noyomber S.
Hon, Cone Johnson win speak at
Monday Saturday night. November ,.
Hon, c. Il, Kllgpre win speak al
Lindale Saturday nighf, November 81
GIVE all these speakers hig crowds,
Lot every man that ever was a pomo.
orat come and hear culberaon ana
HoFg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Austin, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE q,
order was today issued By ND
commission; It is hereby orasl
commodity tariff No. ?, lssusi
railroad commission or Texas N
on shipments of grain, grain Il
ana hay, and effective s,r,nz
1894. be amend ed by adding b 4
4 Of said tarln the following Al
Flour In car loads from GiTe1
Port Lavaca, 20 cents per " \.
This order shall take effect I'D
8. 1894.
JoyIN II, REAGAN csla
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

ATLANTA, ca, Nov. i,rhc Democratic
caucus has nominated Hon. Patrlci,
Walsh for senator 70 serve tho re-
imaindcr OF the term to which The late
senator Colquitt was elected: A. q.
Bacon OF Macon for the lorg term.
beginning March I, 1895
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
NEWS OF THE RAIlsoI1s|
THE ISATY's RATS ~ I'm
hl's TO cpr,
Ticket. WIN Go 70, "
Work of the Rallrs.s I, ~
Yesterday. 's<'

ger ger "a, rate war between ', i. !
ma, mas , ,ed to a ,nt-tAra, A. sss y
crew from the brokers n s',' ~
their OWE hook. The r.".l' y
i pls.e demorallza,ion q i'4 NY, n
points. Tonight ticket. :, ). NY ny
quoted at 81 and cl,ic, ! y !. "
indications are Ina, ,g y d
sower, A meeting OF H. ", w J
s ,,, agents has BEEN IL, :, , sss. 3
to the war. ' 70 p4 .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Lexington, N0y. 1.-The Kentucky
railroad VIII pass into the hands Of
% new owners today. and will De re,
chfisiened the Lexington and Eastern.
don't and J. d. livingston yice.pr,ai.
don't md gcneral mannrar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Willis, Tex, Nov. IA severe rain
and wind storm visited this town to-
day The roofs OF several houses were
blown on. No one was killed avs
known 10 far, The roofs were tal<on
on OF several cars ON the track IN the
International and Great Northern
yards. a part OF the Iutena,iona
ana Great Northern round house Is
gone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Waco Tex, Nov. 1.--''we're an mat
~ busy az bees remarked Marshal
Hurratn chairman o. the Democratic
CLOSING up the campaign ana prepnrin.,
for the election
y think the vots Of the county viii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

LaGrange. Tex. Nov. 1.-The Dem.
oeraue barbecue came on today There
was tolerably fair attendance. Hon
G. A. Cnlberson and George Clarl,
We're to speak, but both failed 10 al.
tend, Mr.. Culberson being sick.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Galveston, Tex. Nov. i.--Arriyed,
S. syller, Rasmussen. Demarara
somerhill, DAVIS, Shields Sheorness,
Curtis. Las falmas; comal. Risk. New
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Waco. Tex. Nov. IA heavy rnn
Wind and han storm here this evening.
doing considerable damage.
Reports from country say cotton In
hald badly beaten out, entaillng sorl-
GUS loss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Cleburne' Tex, Nov. 1.-Mr. NJ .
Waylnnd and Miss Nellie Arnold were
married at o'clock this morning.
j. p. semones aud wife. who have
been visiting In Virginia for several
months, have returned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

te uutenabie. hence that Country has
withdrawn its trl ofH erecipitataiy from
the disputed frontier territory at Aqua
Aauf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Paris, Tex. Nov l,--This city was
visited by a terrific rain ana hau
storm ms afternoon No frost ms
Nlsneu thls section, but a freezer Is
looked for by morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
HORSE SHOW ENTRIES CLOSED.
Too Many Entries OF Carriage Horses
ana niRh-steppers-Adv in
Breedins over Last Ieor-Great
Numbers of Jumpers.

the horse show OF isgt closed on
Wednosdav ,,in, Tho largest list since
the h...,,,,s.... - ~. 80, .rhe cor,-
wy "sb'lhing OF the snow A-'e e''N-
petitors IN the various classes exceed
by nearly 900 those Of last year, and
The nu,,1,,r \, ,,..,t,,,,,.s 10 Greater bv
80. -,
"''s- Inc demand 'or boxes anu A''''is
exceeds by ninety that OF former years,
and the management Will be hard
,,..ssaa a.. .- ~. .,,. ,,,t,,ots s,.,,
-, 80 .''''' I''
Win tue extension 10 pc bullt 10 'hs
Madison SQUARE Garden. where the
show win hc bsla az usual the openiug
~, 49,
u"s pN'ns NoNshloet - Ahs 1u1sS9
nave been carefully selected ana the
list is as foli.ys.
Thoroufhbteds-A Smith. To-
r5dto, B. ii. Coster and Frank II. Hall
Trotters and Roadsters-Gen q,
$. Field. Rtinaio. J6an %. Thayer. Ian
caster. Mass. mud CARL s. Burr. Jr..
Comniaok. i. /
Hacl,ncyp-Har LiXesey. Rothers-
field. Sutsov Emo
Conotluy stations and Pony Breed
ing Cfasser-Di. Andrew smith and
Prescott I.nN4ence
Heavy Dfnuplt stallfons-H l.. Her
bert
iINIuNNH Horses. IluNt ms, EOur-ln-
Hands. ana Ponies I'm Harness PRES
colt Lawrence Francls n Underhlu
and L. h. sheldon
Saddle uorsss Police Horses. and
Ponies Under saddle-spencer Borden.
". c. GuIlyer and Cantsin 9 II Roo
Hunterg ava Ttmnet-s--f-horIes ~
Mnther Yohn E Cowdln nnd Major
.ta,,es z, Cn,,t,,.
Harry I.iyc5cy IL the sol. Judge in
hackney clnsg The eypsrinent Of bov-
ing one tudre igrf vesr FranI, fisher
having pro,c1 anon "a succcss maj n
mas been rcn.rfeJ Mr. TIvese,, he +,
iarre breed-t ir ts,ois,rd avJ l., -
si.fsrAd a., h.. ,,,,, ~ M hest 6,li,sg ia,
tnnt roi,nt,.v ma horses bnve Won
many nrleoa In gbo,ys tbsr. and bnys
been rnrnf,,tIy gsInctaJ ,rhe otl,,r
iud,gna M, ,rn1 ,,,a,sn ana 10. nae5
IA ~ a., ,,,,- y,lu b,,,, tb,.i,, 'bnt,d,
nm Il, os,,,nattpo tbn rei,ti,.a ,nerits
~ me ,,om,. hn,sss which viii La
b.,t,s,b, I.sDgs mn
rSs 1910. -, y,i, ,..or ,.,
r,,tic,,in,i,. +,,,,i,,l ,3 -, a..
,r,ta,t,,,,s a.. ~, - H' IT., " ., IA
i,,t,, ~ ~ i,,tar,,, A. e,,, i
80, f,. ,,.,n ~ ~ ,1 "p. NJ lG
0,,,iti, e,,, 70 ,t,.t I'm 20 49,,
- 20 ,r, Ss.i,..., 80, W ,',i'
s,b I Nv. t1,.,.,i,'. IS If I tI, 49,,
,,.ii sy e,,,,iI,I A. ~ ~ n.,, Inn
',,,,is,'d' ,,I %ttL. -, .ii. , us
IiN t"'u'gs puuuuyN I'm
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Goliad. Tex. Nov 1.---Niartinez Com
zases. one OF the Dyke murderers. was
today given lie term.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Ardmorc. l. T.. ny s.sssI a
pIetlne the criminal ,oou,,rn.A n
I'll next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-12
AMUsEMENrs.
'MY PARTNER ~

Louis Aldlich in "My Pdrsner," con-
junction of names known in every household
In America, and favorite with the theatre
gling public, is the attraction at the Au-
gusta Opera house, Thurs lay evening, Sept.
H. The Portland Press says of their ap-
pearance in Portland, Mond,y evening Sep.
10th:
"Mr. Louis AFrich received a. warm
welcome at Portland Theatre last night in
The play with which his name has becon e
so well identified. my Partner" one of
bartiey's Campbell's earliest efforts, is in
tteresting and powerful. aud Mr.. Ald,ich in
his portrayal of the rough, big-hearted min
er wins the sympathy of all. He plays the
part with straight ardness and natur
ainess as only bod actor could. His sup
porting company was equal to requirements
ana the scenery adequate. Mr.. Louis AL
orch and my Partner" is an attraction
which will always prove good drawing
card, The play is of genuine merit and
Mr.. Aldrich fully appreciates and is able to
DrlDg out all its worth"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Lincoln.

Real estate transfers in Lincoln county
Tor one week ending September s.
ALNA-Edwin w. Hassan to Daniel Jobnson.
land $500 "A''H
BooTHBAY- James T.. Race ct al to SamI r
Weston, 81. ttc.; Allen W. hurry to Ella X.
weston, 5. etc; SamI F. Weston to fila b.
weston, 81. ETC.; Sam'l l.. Race, ct al to Minnie
weston, 81 ETC.; Boothbay Land Co. to Natb'l
L. Allen, 81. ETC.; Jane Tibbct.s to Mary W.
Burke, land and buildings, $1,000.
BooTHBAY HARBoR-Ezra b. PIKE to Geo b.
henniston, land 81. etc.. Abbie Larrabee ct al
to Town of Boothbay Harbor land, 500:
Geo w. Whitehouse to Gideon f. Sleigs land
81. etc.; Alonzo +. Meader to ANGELA I. Meader
and aud buildings, $500; Alonzo f. Meader to
ANGELA Meader land and buildings. 500.
BRIsroL-James III. Little 10 Oren Russell, land.
1900; Aug. T. Richards to james II. Richards,
land S65.
EDGECoMB-James w. Giles to Ephraim Burn
ham ct al, iaud and buildings SI.OO
MoNHEGAN-Geo. B. Kenneston to II. A. Roth
rock, land 81 etc; GeD. b. kenneston to T. liza
beth Nj. Rothrock, land 81. ETC.. Geo. B.Kennes
ton to Addison NJ. ROthrocs. land 81. etc; Geo.
Il. kenneston to joseph T. Rothrock, land ST. etc
Geo b. Kenneston 10 q. W. Edward, land, 81. etc.
S0UTHPoRT-Rhoda NJ. Thompson to Elisabeth
A. Jones, land S35.
WALDoBoRo-Oliver Farnsworth to Mary +.
Farnsworth, land and buildings ST. ETC.; VIM.
Wellman TO Mary +. Mank, land SIS.
WHITEFIELD-John +. Hanly to Susan G. Jew.
EFT, land, S25.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-12
Pretty story Spoiled.

A very pretty anecdote has been for
roars current in France with regard to the
pleasant relations between Victor hugo
and the poet of smaller famewho succeed
cd TO his chair in the academy. when Le-
conto dc Lislo made his first attempt TO
win a place among the immortais' ono
yoto alone. SO the story goes, was given IN
his favor. 1t was that of Victor Hugo.
Tho aspirant failed, as matter OF course
Int the next day he wrote to his solitary
sunnorter the following words: Master,
Won chose me, and am one OF the elect
iynbnppily the entire tale turns out upon
Investigation to be the merest fiction. NJ.
Camille Doucet, the permanent secretary
of the institute, with whom alone rests
Tho secret of the ballot, reveals the truth
now that both heroes are dead. Victor
Hugo never gave his vote for Leconte &c
1.isle at all, though he did not think L
nroner to contradict the report wnlch
pp,cdited him with having done So The
name Of that one and only admirer has
s,;il to be discovered, but NJ. Doneet
nagat;ye evidence sufiices to sweep away
rot another of the cherished illusions tha'
mass for history.-St. James 0azetse'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-12
NAPOLEON AND MARIE LOUISE,
Mstsrrich Gives an Amusing Account OF
His Interview With the Emperor.


His Interview With the Emperor.
Mcttcrnich tells curious story which
reveals the strange self distrust of Napo.
Icon at times. The count-he had not been
made prince--was sent to Paris to report
to tho Austrian court the manner in which
Marie was received at tho French capital
by the people. Metternich says:
II found Napoleon with the empress.
Conversation turned upon commonplace
topics, when Napoleon said to me: Il wish
the empress TO speak openly to you and
tell you candidly what she thinks of her
position. You arc friend, and she
ought to have no secrets from you" AS
he concluded this remark Napoleon locked
the door of the drawing room, put the key
in his pocket and disappeared through an
other door. asked the empress what this
scene meant. She replied by putting tho
same question to inc. ..*....-..-,.s..-
Seeing that she had not been prepared
beforehand by the emperor, guessed that
he wished to enable me to gather from the
mouth of the empress herself some ideas
upon her domestic life, SO that l might
give u favorable report to the emperor, her
father We remained locked up together
for nearly an hour when Napoleon re-
turned, laughing, into the room. wen,
said he, have you had good talkP Did
tho empress say good or bad things about
me? Did she laugh or cryP do not ask
you for report. These are secrets between
you two and do not concern any third per-
son. even when that third person is the
husband"
Next day Napoleon found an oppor-
tunity of speaking to me.
"'What did tho empress say to you yes
terday?' he asked.
lyon told me, 1 answered, that our
conversation did not concern third per
son. Permit me to keep it a secret
''The empress told you, exclaimed Ma
polcon, that she was happy with me and
that she had no complaints to make. l
hope that you will repeat it to your EN-
pcror and that he will believe you rather
than other people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-12
MYSTERIES OF LAUNDRY WORK.


81 can tell by simply glanciug ut
shirt" said an up town laundryman to
reporter. whether it was Numbered by a
Chinaman, by hand or by machinery
Yours was Numbered by Chinaman.
Tho Chinaman all use the Same kind of
blue. Yon know the blue people are al
ways after our trade, but they gave up the
attempt to influence John to make a
change long ago. John sticks to his green
hluc, l don't mean the blue is green, but
that it gives green effect on the shirt,
which YOU can see at once If You Will hold
n shirt bosom between your eyes ana the
light. John usually puts on high pol
isb. and when he does 1t seems thicker
than that ON anything done by an Aineri-
can laundry. Anyway I'd have no trou
HE In telling his polish if it were thick
uWhen q new customer comes IN, lhave
n little fun with him by saying, Ihought
yon,d change over to Mclean man, chr
md no looks at me as If he expects me to
toll him tho age of his grandmother when
she died.
"Uand laundry work is whittier than any
othor and has a soft, even finish, which
distinguishes it from the harder finished
work of the machine, no matter how expert
the ,nanipulators of the machine may De-
come. New York World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-12
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangements Of Trains In Effect July
LIST, 1894.
Passenger Trains Leave Augusta as
Follows:
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING wEST-e.e5 A. NJ. for Lewiston,
kosSland. PoItland, Boston and Montreal; s.4S
A. M. for Brnnssick, Lewiston, Fariuiagio.
Phillips, Rsrgeley. Rnck,and, Portland and Boz
ton. connecting Tor White Mountain points aau
Qaebee, II IS eSpross Portland aud Boston; s-aS
and $50 Z. VI for Brunswick. Bath. Portland,
Boston; II 90 T. NJ. (night Pullman every night
for Lewiston, Bath. Portland aud Boston; LIS 4.
NJ, for lana and Boston.
GolNt; EAsT-l.45 A. NJ. might expressly for
Skowh-gan, Belfast. Bangor, St stephen, 81.
Joha and AroosIook county; ESQ A. NJ. Bangor
Bar Narbor, Ola Town and Bangor AroostooS
Railroad; 9l2 4. VI. for waterville, Skowhrgan /;
l5 Z. NJ. Express Bangor and Bar Hsreor
Moos. head VIA Nier; S.4s 4. M.for wa,ervillc
Oakland, North Arson, Bingham, Skowhcgan,
Is fast, Bangor, S.. stephen. s.. John and ARGOS
COX county; 10 L Nj naked for Wa,erNil,cl
10 A. NJ, (Snndays only for Wa;orNille aad
Bangor; 40 M. (Suncays only,) for Water
VILE, Bangor. 81 John aud Aroos;ook county.
The Night rulmsn Train going East ~ Las A.
NJ, gotpy West az lie0 Z. NJ, runs evers might,
Sunlay Included, CONNIE citing fer and from Levi
ton, but nos 10 Skoshegan on Monday morning
or 10 Belfas', Dexter or beyond Bangor (eNcepuag
10 Bar iAlhorl sunday mornings.
The day trains going West nj ai5 A. NJ, tl0&0
Suuda - and East NJ 2,46 l.. NJ, ran
daily, Sunday IN lud.d, between Boston. Lewis
ton, Bath, Bangor, Bar har6or and 81. John.