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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
SUNK
Steamer Run Down
Near New York.
HAD COME TO ANCHOR IN A DENSE
FOG OFF FORT HAMILTON
SHORE.
STRUCK BY A SHIP.
THE STORY TOLD ny THE STEAM
Eps COOK.
A Lnrge Gap Was Made in the Nes-
eel. Through which the water
Poured Rapidly
STRUCK BY A SHIP
THE STORY TOLD ny THE STEAM
EUs COOK.

New York, Feb. 99.-The Atlas line
steamer Ailsa was run down at 2;SO
O clock today by French liner sup
posed to be the Bourgoyne. while amen
ored in the channel off Fort HamlitVn'
The steamer which struck the Aisu
nulled away from the vessel anu uis-
nppeared In the mist The ahsh ~
rcd a crew of forty men ana tnerp
wore fourteen passengers on bohru'
tl,ree of whom were women An ~
cnue,. without Injury owing 70 .he
nT1mpt arrival of a large tug belonglhs
ic the Merritt Wrecklng company me
Ailsa left her pier in TINS city AT NOM
fer Kingston. Jamaica, ana Sai,ie W
stfndstill about hair a nlle Oh ~ ~ IL,
liz milton shore In a fog, The pis
,,,oclt hull of the French liner suudehiy
,,.n,ej nm out of the mist ana struck
~ ancbnred steamer about forty rect
~, ,ba nnrt bow. The greatest con-
,,sInn preyniled among the passengers
an, crew. Captain Morris deeiusu .na'
he would beach his vessel Wn'vn ~
,nenced to I'LL rapidly. Nnie ~ ,n,,
,tr.narInR to do so the rescuing 'us
pr. T., onswer to the Ailsa's whlstle
"a "a .itstrees and took off the passen ssls
y, "a c,ew who had taken refuge III INV
HsO s,nr the last person had lelt NV
,,aesnl and twenty minutes ai.et 60,
! coilision the Ailsa sank. Ohiy heT Iva
oi and spars are now visible ,
ne rantain Morris was not 70 pe ,onn ~
,,Ssn n reporter called at the ounce e y,
NJ steamship company. INC uis y
,,a NY OF the crew that could Wv 10 " \
l,n1vnnected story of the dlsas,sr . WI
NJ cook. George Murray. re s", ~
t M, the Aiisa had proceeded sarY 1,s ~
ina mn mi was fearful of meeting ms
ses, in the heavy fog which MAS Vers
NIX in the narrows. ire Ai, ,.,,d an ~
.hored and the hold swung afou"u -
eo, /, noInted northeast -, ,,,r
ma, mai position she lay" said Mu W
.yhen / went ON deck 70 see ,h'
ray thinrs. Some little time are,
iay Oh tha Aijsa got laundering poun s,
ms ~ sne MORT bow that sent an thir NIX,
oo on and Gaacing nei2w'n ~,
hm, no,,red in the gap maze os r na
watsr VAL, p .hIp as it does through cam nv,
,yay when the gates are opehenii, ~,
MMnsa auicl,iy listed over Pho a., n ,r,'
t;,ne the crew and passengers were a pa, q
t narIns to leave The yessei, MAJ eno we n
pphanrd the numerous tugs W. We
wang ard blowing ~ the nhrIowsoo on
NJ Allsa was an iron Nesssi u 81. ac,
,ons burden and was one OF the e'a''
sims OF the line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

which he withdrew from the race. lie
said among other things that as the
session was drawing TO close ne
would dissolve the members OF ms
party from their pledge to vote for MN
as the caucus nominee. The communi,
cation was received with applause anu
a hum of excitement at once went up
The withdrawal Of Hunter caused the
widest excitement, 1t was taken 10
mean that he realized that future de-
sertions would occur and that rather
than prolong the agony he would get
off now ana not wait until he was
INC ballot was then ordered called,
1t developed the fact that no one as
vet had been decided on by the he-
publlcans as a unit, although tonight
caucus will be held and some one nom
mated, ..,,.,,,,.
RIackburn, 81; Bennett, 4; Burnham'
a. stone. s: Deboe. Z; Holt, 5; FINLEY
I: Pratt. 2; Diche. /; Hunter. 4; WORTH
inrton. 2; Blanford, 8; BucKner' o.
Carlisle. /; rest scattering.
The Republicans have called a eau,
Gus for Monday night TO nominate
candidate for senator In the place OF
Or Hunter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
AT THE TnEArER,


EHle Fllslers Presentation OF Doris
at Grccnwalfs.
That very romantic little play. Doris.
was very credltably prctented at
Greenwall's last night with Efle ELS
ler In the title role Her delinentlon OF
the part showed in some scenes. par
tlcuInrly whore ahe attempted to con
ccal from her second husband the fact
that her former husband, supposed TO
be dead, had returned and was con-
cealed In the house. her ability ns an
emotional nctress to be- of no mean
order, and bits of her acting were per-
foot gems OF histrlJnic art
The play itself npcdn STRENGTHENING
In some parts. and Miss Ellsler's sup
mort showed some weakness. though II
ia hut iust to say that John A. llllsler
MS the old rector did most excellent
work., and Fanrk Weston as the
physician was very good.
The following was the cast
Alice Merriegp0d the Bector'B
wife Miss Marion Ruth Benson
Martha crawloy the Squire's
Cnusin-in-ln .,.,..,..,.....,'
s....... Misc Reat,ico Dauncourt
Miss Blssibee, the Village Gossip.
........ Miss Bessie Lea Lestlna
Kenneth Asnleish ne i,l,areo,; p,,nn
Brinn O'Ncill NJ. D., tire Prison
Daetor. Mr.. Frank Weston
Edward Merriegood. the Rector
.............M Mr.. John a. Ellsler
stephen Brand, the Convict,..
COMMONWEALTH Ioseph Ransonie
Simon Crawley. tho Sdulre'h
Cousin. .....Mr Geo. u. Baker
Mr. Beetle. the School Director
.,...........M Mr.. James w. Castle
| Jackson. the Rector's Servnnt....
................M Mr. u. Y. Powers
! Miss Ellie Ellsler, as....... DORIS Nan'
The next attraction Will be Tim Muir
phy IN that roaring comedy. ~ Texh'
| steer" which will DO played Tuesday
cesss when presented here rocenil,
that Manager OrAenwall. by request
| aaourai "a sset1Irn date,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
THE RULE FOLLOWED
COOKE COUNTY DEA.~ lacy CALL
PRIMARIES.
To lie Held In Accordance with the
Instructions of the stntc
Executive Committee.

Gainesville, Tex, Feb. 29.-(Spcclnl)
The Democratic executive committee
which failed to meet last Saturday for
lack of quorum. held Its session to-
day. A strong majority was present,
and the session was short and business
like. In the absence of the regular sec
rotary, $. V. Glst acted in his stead.
The chair being authorized to appoint
n committee OF i've to bring In plan
of procedure did SO and the following
resolutions were reported by them:
Resolved, that there shall be held
on the 9th day Of June. 1876. through
out the county at the established vot-
Ing boxes and precincts a Democratic
Urinary election to be held In accord
ance with the resolutions adopted by
the Democratic state executive COM
mittee on the 9Th day of February.
1896
financial question shali be submitted
In the manner and form furnished by
the Democratic state executive com
,,ai,oe and nj the same time delegates
10 an state conventions for the year OF
| 1896 shall be elected as provided In said
n Nominations for state. district
! county and precinct officers shall bs
maze in same primary
4. Test OF qualification OF voters II
anid urinary shall be as provided by
tha state Democratic executive com
,n,t,ea in their resolution adopted a
austin on the 9th day OF February
7s The resolutions were unanimously
| adopted. -. a.,
sftl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

quarters of mile from the scene
OF the accident
The George W. Clyde. OF the Clyde
line, was run into by the Guyandotte
OF the Old Dominion line. and had to be
run ashore In order to prevent her from
sinking, She was beached on the Fort
Hamilton short In the Narrows. The
accident occurred about o'clock, n
thick fog prevailed at the time.
The clyde Is now resting on n sandy
bottom In less than fifteen feet of
water. No attempt viii be made TO
float her until morning.
POSTAL LAW VIOLATED.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
The Parker.Love Dry Goods Company.
The New Woman.

To he strictly up to should have lots OF Shirt
Waists She can't get too many, that she is In.
vesng now is proven by our immense sales In
this department These keen.e eyed women OF to-
day know that the best styles will soon bs snap
ped up, and wants to do come Of the swapping
herself A pointer to those who haven't been in.
We have just received two big shipments of Wsists
this week. Persian patterns, dark stripes, eto,
with the Bishop sleeve. In our Shirt Waist
selections we haven't forgotten the Young Miss
who will be new woman come day, her wants
are provided for in variety of prices and styles.
Better investigate our Shirt Waist department.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
Dress Goods, Silks.

Almost Impossible to tell Of all
the new things coming In every
day, Just to mention a few OF them
Is all We can 10. You must come
In and see for yourself the choice
things we are showing for spring
In silks, Dress Goods, Dimity.
orgundc. Glnghams. Pluuc. Duck,
percales and White Goods.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
loaf her until morning.
POSTAL LAW VIOLATED.


Through the Mails
Washington Feb. 2g.-Postmaster-
General Wilson has issued a batch OF
lottery orders against the Pan-Amerl-
can Investment company and tho
American Coupon Investment company,
operating at Topeka. l;n,pofin and
Kansas City. Kan, Fort Smith, Ark,
and Ell Paso. Tex. The concern conducts
bond investment scheme held to he q
lottery. A number of It's officers are also
included In the orders and the arrest of
the following for connection with the
company has been teleUraphed here:
Thomas II. Bane, president. Topeka.
Kan. j. s. Henderson. ut Pueblo. Col;
j. r. Day. secretary; DR.. A. NJ. Ed
son, NJ. l.. Foster and Il. j. Holmes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
Competitive ESSAY

For Fort Worth High School WIN be
Written by w. II. Suddarth.
W. f.. Suddarth has been elected by
the pupils OF the Forth Worth high
school to write the competitive essay
for the $50 prize offered by the Com
mercial club of Dallas.
The subject Of the essay IL the history
of the annexation of Texas. and MANY
schools in the state will enter upon the
contest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
STUDENTS ENTERTAINED


At the Residence OF Prof Y, j. Prewitt
Lat Friday EVENING.
Last Friday evening party OF
thirty-hve couples, students OF the
Fort Worth business college. were en-
tertnlned Mt the residence Of Prof. Il.
p. Prcuitt, president Of the college,
AT his nome at Arlington Heights,
Prof. Preuitt and his wife enter
tnlnod the party dellghtfully and the
evening vas most cnioyohly parsed
with music and dancing. AZ ll'SO re-
frcsNments were served
All who were present highly apprecl-
atcd the hospitaliiv extended by Prof
Preultt and his wife,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
Big Values
MONNIG'S ARCADE,

We place ON our special
counter this week: Quart
Bottles Ammonia 7c, wire
clothes lines full length TIC,
good coffee mi Ia 25c, extra
heavy gobl.ts 35c per set,
galvanized iron water buck.
cts zoe, good wash boi ers
60 and zoe, handled cups
and saucers 35c per set, gal
vanized iron wash tubs 55c,
large 10.quart tin buckets
f3c large Rockingham ten
pots 25c, best rat traps made
Csc, large bottle good sewing
machine oil DC, Japanned
bread boxes 4Sc, stamped
sauce pans holding over I
gallon 13c, | burner coal oil
stoves 49c, elegant bird cages
so and 75c, l2 cakes good
toilet soap Csc. brooms, best
quality zoe.
We will receive during the
week b 6 line Of garden
tools. Hoes, rakes spades,
shovels, etc. Look out for
remarkable low prices when
they arrive
! M0NNIG'S ARCADE.
1912 MAIN ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
rLYNN nILL Considered.
For Betterincnt of Condition In Indian
TERRITORY.

For Betterincnt OF Condition In indian
Tprrtory.
Washington. Fob 2a.-Ex-senntor
Dawes was again before the committee
on indian affairs OF the house today
which has under consideration the
Flynn bill for the reorganization and
betterment OF existing conditions In
the indian Territory. lie spoke OF the
deplorable suite OF affairs there and
viewed the recommendation OF the
commission, OF which he IL chairman,
looking toward their Improvement.
The Indians Of the Territory who are
opposed TO the commercial relations
will appear before action If 'a~ea
BRAZoS COUNTY REPuBLIcANs.
Rryan. Tex. Feb q. Especial. )--Thc
prazos county Mckinley Republican
faction Endorsed Quincy and Chairman
Grant and elected delegates TO the state
convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
AnnrnrEp INSANE.

,,.s William Piskens. who w va The
re srs here few weeks ,d age found Sn In in
s Ssq sssos * has been sel AZ sesne a
. sane and win be sent 10 the asylum
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
|IHDR EW .
aEoLonSer In the
Race.
HoLyED THE MEMBERS OF
rlRrY FROM THEIR
PLEDGE.
(W ENLIGHTENMENT
|@EXCITEMENT
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT OF
FaDRAwAL WAS MADE.

nv Ky, Feb. 29.-The call of
way showed 100 members
[, .svessary to choice. &C.
,.eu that Senator Black
4 w Intended TO force the
A. ny Try to elect their can
|,,,,,,ne conclusion of roll call
kisase Lyons arose and read Il
0n from DR.. Hunter in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
rro srEAMrRs COLLIDE.

,, uanpened Near Scene OF the
Ailsa Wreck, a..
,,,,, Feh as-Hardly had inc
hr ,v Ailsa disappeared from View
~ ne water OF the Narrcws wnen en- Az
N mn w, steamers came In collision hardy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
Hosiery.

You want the best OF course.
and as 1t will soon be time TO
think OF changing from wool to
cotton. we would suggest that
you see the Topsy stockings for
spring. In value. wearing quality
and all that IL good In hosiery.
We recommend the Topsy They
are the best values TO be found
Mt Toe. a5c. Soc and up to SEQ per
pair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
rEAcnERs 81 coNvENTIoN.


An Interesting PrnFfhW IF NHfrI1u OUT
by McLennan Association.
Waco Tex. Feb. 2g.-lSpecial.)-Th
McLennan County Teachers assocla.
lion met this morning at the Central
bieh school and n number OF interest
ing papers were read and addresses
made BY several OF the educators. me
attendance was unusually large anu
! institute u In fiourishing condi-
tlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
GREGG COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
Met at Longview and Instructed for

Mckinley.
Longvlew. Tex. Feb. ssi-tspecialD-.
The Republican county convention met
MAYO today and instructed for Mckln-
iey. General web Flanagan was the
principal speaker and was warmly APP
piauded. ,,o-.
adareseed today by W. a. Moore or
N.sraska, who made good impress
sion among his followers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
III 0v-r our House you run up against
NEW SPRING GOODS,
,,shs Evidences of the Increasing Business
As the Days get Warmer
fcubert's New Styles Psrcaies on Monday.

.5cubert's New Styles Psrcaies on Monday
hi. fast as can be made, and the price popular, 1t
Ia cents par ya'@
\, Linen Department.
Iirning Tuesda' we will make clearance of all our
,,,ds Towels, 81 v Cloths DOves Finger Bowl
Ia larger stampede. ices partly worked pieces and
|r,ta discount of OIL %tird off. At the present time
Isis ma lie for the beneGsf those who want super.
[as, Pc h ps You may want to match some you have
I'm us before Sale will positively not begin until
fy morning
{ss7c lOc 10 l2c 15c, Csc $50 4Nc, Coo up TO s.50
h discount Tuesday the goods will be ranged on
+lgs tables
cnotest Corset Value we have ever
HI On Tuesday
will sell "A dozen Corsets from failed Corset Man
failed because he did not get the usual great big
unnl with Corset makers He wanted to get to
eyel and furnish to wearers of Corsets values un-
Of Doubtless he would have succeeded but for IN
unate accident
ylrebow good this Corset is that will begin selling
say at 75c, when we tell you it was intended to
ktss5-these "A dozen should go in four hours in
|Mommunity.
Iny Of LADIES' Shirt Waists, Second Floor
tShht Waists from the worlds greatest Silk Shirt
kSkt Waists that we will not attempt to describe
rHtee them.
,ob lot waist in the lot only the newest effect
HWaists in cotton exceeding in styles and c>oring
ha thing we dreamed of, 5Uc upwards.
HRAE n fAV$ME I II
avs e. &ssa H' sssgn c. - J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
IFvuE HOTEL.

Austin. Texas
ststo, nan s in every respect.
rlri III nj the state Capital
T, ,ys,1 n'i nuEApauAnrEns'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01

.vles are the handsomest ever yet introduced the
y,ss fast as can be made, and the price popular, II
m cents par yara
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-16

Miss Lila Moore of Lowell. Mass,
arrived in the city. Monday evening.
and will make a visit with Mr.. inc Mrs.
j. w. North.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-16
Funeral Of the Late Everett c. Brown.

The funeral of the late Everett c.
Brown was held. Monday afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock, at the residence on Wash
ington street, Rev. f. c. Hayes ofticia-
ting.
There was a large attendance OF
friends and relatives, including many
members of Morrill, Commandery, L.
o. G.. c., of which the deceased was a
prominent member. There We're also
in attendance many of his brothers of
the Salvation Army, of which body he
was an earnest and respected worker.
The flowers We're numerous and very
beautiful. From the Order of Golden
Cross. there was n large Maltese cross
of lilies and roses, from the Salvation
Army a pillow of roses and ferns, and
from friends and relatives many cut
flowers. including a bouquet from Mr..
and Mrs. S. Gordon.
Singing was gven by Mrs. Case, Miss
Sumner, Mr.. HAYES and Mr.. Beck.
The bearers We're selected from the
Golden Cross and the Salvation Army.
The interment was at Mt. Pleasant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-16
MONSTER PARADE.
Will Have a Rouser
for July Fourth.
Fifteen Hundred Uniformed Firemen
with Bands Already Assured.
Merchants Exhibits to Be Attended by Mill.
tary Escort-Nothing Like 1t.

One of the greatest features pf the
coming Fourth Of July celebration will
be the magnificent spectacle presented
by h great military and civic parade
which is to axe place at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. 1t is already certain
that it is to be the largest parade ever
seen in Augusta. if not in the whole
State of Maine. There will be military
escort, and arrangements have already
been made whereby nearly 1900 uni
formed firemen with their bands and
drum corps will form division in the
line. There will also be a number of
carriages containing invited guests.a and
it is hoped that the uniformed organi-
cations of this city and of Kennebec
valley will join to make this royal
pageant.
The committee. headed by Col. Il. w.
Soule, has commenced putting in
effective work, and it is hoped thai
every business man in Augusta will
join in making the trade features of the
procession a thing long to be renlem-
bered in Maine. When the celebra-
ton was held. a e ago. in Lewiston,
the tradesmen's procession was one OF
the best features. There were tally-ho
coaches and floats showing the rades
at work, exhibitions of merchandise
and numerous advertising carts with
tasteful displays.
The people of Augusta must remem-
Der that the largest number of people
ever seen in this city will be here the
Fourth of July. and largely drawn
from u neighboring towns. 1t is the
greatest opportunity to advertise om
city that its merchants will be given
for years, n it must be conceded that
no advertising makes the personal ap-
Every merchant and manufacturer
should BE- studying uD how best t.
display his business so that it will
create the most lasting impression OF
the observer. n make it certain that
when buying is going on Augusta will
he sure to obtain the patronage of
every person witnessing this trade pro
cession. The time is short and the
work must be done at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-16
HUNG ON FOR DEAR LIFE.
Passenger on N. C. R. r.. Has a Wild Ride
from WateryiiIe to Augusta.

An unknown p~assengeron the Maine
Central Railroad, second class. from
st. John, had a ride that he'll long re-
member, Monday afternoon, on train
l02 in charge Of Conductor Whitney.
The fellow came near remaining un-
known. and he is lucky indeed not to
have been found smashed into pieces.
He was somewhat drunk, and at
Waterville was seen wandering on the
platform. He vas at once put aboard
The special car provided for him and
his foreign friends. But somehow he
got out again. The train started, and
he. doubtless. had gone away a little
distance. for when he returned he just
managed to grab the rear end of the
last car. a fortunate circumstance, as
t afterwards proved. He climbed
onto the steps but could get no far
tler. the door having been closed.
o he chung on there, during the
long ride from Waterville to Augusta.
5 known to no one. probably not ever
to himself. for he was not in a very
reasonable condition.
But he did hang. with bull dog grip.
along, they say. at something like a
mile-a-ninute rate. At N~assalboro.
ne was seen. and word was teIephoned
station Agent Parklnan at Augusta,
TO be on the lookout for him. They said
he was a wild sight. this poor man,
seemingly hanging onto the little edge
IF nothing. .'
All went well until he came to the
freight platform at Augusta. near
Bridge street. This he struck. and
a knocked off. He was found in n
heap. but soon gathered himself to-
gether. and with all the life tcnacity
If a cat. got aboard again. His face
vas cut and his shoulder was hurt.
Are o all right to go on?" they
asked. "Shure, Mike" he answered,
and was put back on to the special"
Had hat freight platform been al
N~assalboro. OF at some point along the
route where the train flew, the man
would have been Knocked into smith
Greens. Had he been on any step but
the ear II he probably would have
f1 Han 1,Ndar tha whnc1c JIn q n an
the whole, a lucky dog"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-16
WILLIAMS DISTRICT.
Of Examinations and Closing Ex
ercises to Be Held.

cises of the schools in the Williams
district will take place as follows:
Primary grade, Miss Savage's room. or
Middle street. Tuesday forenoon. from $
to 10.
Miss Savage's room on Middle street.
from 10 to II.
Primary grades. including Misses Will
Jams and Whites rooms on Bangor
street. from $50 to go.
Fifth and sixth grammar grades, Miss
Barton's room on Bangor street. at 2
p. NJ.
The graduating exercises and junior ex-
hibition, Wednesday afternoon. at 2
o'clock, in the new hall on Bangor street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-16

Old led Prouty.

Names favorite, odd Jed Prouty.'
will be at the Opera house. Friday eve
ming, June 10, with Richard Golden as
odd Jed" the typical New England
tavern keeper. and with the strong
cast which gave this remarkable bit
of dramatic home-spun it's lucky start
not many years ago.
The oftener it is seen the better it is
enjoyed. This seasons revival Is said
to be more attractive than ever, now
that Golden has re-engaged the bulk of
the old original company, thus insuring
a systematic presentation OF the many
scenes of still life" in the drowsy
neighborhood of Bucksport, Maine.
Seats on sale tomorrow morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-16

That Cushnoc Heights, and all its
are on fire with enthusiasm over
the parade for July 4, was clearly
shown, Monday evening. at the meet
ing on the parade, held in the Volun-
teer Hose Co.'S house. There was a
large attendance. and the committee
specially appointed was on hand to
supervise matters. That section of the
city will be well represented in h pro-
cession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-16
Funeral Of the Late Lucetta F. Raynes.

The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Lucetta F. Raynes,
were held, Monday afternoon, at 2
o'clock. at her former home on Wyman
street. The services were conducted
by Rev. +. C. Hayes.
There We're many friends present, to
tie girl, whose life has been so short.
The flowers sent We're numerous, and
and cut flowers. The singing was by
Mrs. L. c.. Hayes and Miss Fannie
Viewer.
The interment vas at Mt. Pleasant.