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nInrh.m nnIl.,ln Nels.

Bseman and 6laug hnoiay will next
week make another shipment from
.noir Old Telegraph lessee. rhe ore Is
iron carbonate running about 10 per
cent, aud heavily discounted on &C.
count Of hiiins, but oArTluu wull Ia both
gold aud silver.
Colonel o. Is. Harry was yesterday
exuibitiag some magnificent specl.
mems % native copper from Tho Statlus
mine, also somu ore that 10 very rich Ia
lead and silver Tho latter IL a new
feature ia tho Starluf, which Ia prolific
In surprises anu liable ~ furnish a
sensation a. any time,
Tue Mcclure placer claim, extend.
lug 1900 feet up Bingham canyon
tom point near the LashbrOok store,
has Drain tunnel starting Mt the
lower end line aud thence tIAveTaing
a iHrgu portion OF the claim. IL was
run nearly 1000 feet before reaching
| bedrock, hut tue ground there and be-.
/ yUni We understand was rich, and In
gui ming several '4ndfod feet more n
large amount oi money was taken out.
/ Above this the bed was comparatively
I barren TO the point where work was
| Ghaily abandoned. Consldering the
I results obtained In this tun.
/ mel, anu important finds made
along the rim Of this and other plaoeTa
90 Bingham canyon, the apparent iu-
| uilltFouCn 10 success which might A.,
TEND iufther development 10 unac-
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POLICE COURT.


Justice wenger had before him
motley crew Of petty offenders this
morning mos, OF whom were
gathered In by the police on
SUNDAY afternoon. They were
charged with nearly all the petty
oiiunasa enumerated In the city ordin'
auces, and the cour, handled them In
manner which made n few Of them
stare, boti because Of tho dispatch
with which their cases were disposed
o., and Of the severity OF tho penalties
when were metoi out 10 thoui.
The men were all rowing lransienis,
and a. the city chain gang was pretty
well depleted, his honor saw a chance
b make good ush VI them, AMI no sent
them ~ laii. The list receiving atton'
ton II ~ follows.
james O'Biiau was adju iged guilty
OF vhgtAncy aud got fifteen days.
Thomas Stewart and James Thomas
who were found begging ON the streets,
were given 20 aud IS days respective
ly.
Philip Hood and James Moore,
IoddlsTu Of iAko lowolty, were iouu 4
guilty Of violating the license otdin'
auce, and eenlencsd 10 20 aud 20 day.
respectively.
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the Lucky Hni strike SUD tue Condi
ten 81 the vallejo anu
cumberland.


Iniis mining story Of the week COM
munclng with an account 81 the new
strike IN tbs Lucky Bill,, the PARK
II core ssys
Last week, by pure accident, a new
vein, carrying finu qualiiy OF carbon.
ate OF lead, natyiug we'll In gold
silver and LEAD, WIS., found stitching out
VI tue ground, and developments 20
date show the ofo 10 be maEing tegu.
Jar, while tue vein u strong, well DE-
nuel and standing almost pofpoudicu'
lar. Tue new nnd lisa separate vfin
fiOm any cut 10 the present SHAT aud
distinct from that uncovered In the OLD
shalt, aud lios aomuihiug over 100 foot
iufthst east. though having the eamo
STRIKE sud ain. rne dfiit on the 1000
level is headed In the fignt direction,
but will nave 10 DO driven some 25D
feet further before Il oan reach tue
new vein, which gives much promise
VI outing tue LuoHy BIZ on a paying
bhtf.
rue Vallejo property IL showing up
richer, stronger and moro regular win
each fhif'a work zone, aud tncrc II
now little question but that wonder
iul mine has bueu unolvufed. rue orc
ia tue veln cut last week IL improving
yefy rapidly both 10 quality anu guam
thy nud hauling TO tue snmpling mill
was r,sum,d Thursday morning.
FOREMAN DdncOmDe IL proving the
property up very rapidly, and besides
! iindlng The true vein Il dnmOnstratiug
that A. depth Is obtained the ore grows
nchoL
Tne Cumberland lisa most promls-
| log Prospect, has q strong yoin and
some good ore, but 10 far 40 being n
candidate for tbs shipping list ia the
near future there Ia no prospect Of u
unless the unexpected happens. The
| shail IL down 100 feet, al which point
/ Il passed through a strong aud regular
vein that shows punches " good ole
here And there, but not IN such guam
utits thAt tuipmcnla are liable 10 DO
mado al once. IL isA hue lJokin Y
! pIosleci, lust the same, anu makes n
1ne showing for iututo niue. A
station was cut on the 200 level, ifom
which point the vein Will be dfiiIod on
a. the Fhait goes down.
Tho Daly WeAt began hauling ore 10
the sampling mill yesterday anu ID
again among tho snipptrs.
John Whaiou, VINO has been work.
ing group OF claims In Iron Para nj
the mead oi Big Cottonwood TOT several
Year,. is reported as having an excel
lent sh0wiug just now Of gold, sl,vei
aud copper ore, anu many favorable
G mm6nts are heagd o. 10 ila value,
Mo.aTs. Hnfkntts u Ogden anu Higney
OF SAT- Lake have recently nvcOml
interested with Mt. Whalen, ami IL Il
proposed 10 develop the ground Ia 9
syslemaiic manner
Following are ofo shipments from
the MCintuth sampler t0r SID week:
Silver King, oj3. 1880, Slvet KinS cou'
ceuttntes. 10000, Vallejo, lB,b0O
creek iggiugs, 10000. Total, l,2ll,
90
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GU 1tnbe. We understsnd little
dead work done In the MoGulte tunnel
would open up new ground whioh
might prove rich as any heretofore co.
c u tered, and ~ many " the lode
mifcs are closed dswn aud men with
10 m lies are Idle, II IL a pity the owners
do uot get move 90 anu DO slme'
thing. We arc toi NJ ground that
viii ray from 81 to $3.50 . dsy from
the start.
Superintendent Ed Moss Of the
n ifthern Light mile is letting con.
tract work Tor extension Of the main
tunnel, ale0 starting n new shalt on
the vein. Some Of the bost samples
ever taken II IN this property were
tested by A. yer Milei this week.
The mine recently changed hands ana
II owned by T.. h. Kauto Of Michigan,
who IL now just ~ % his eyes IN poll-
tics. being the silver candidate for
treasurer Of that stat. A. soon ~
IMPROVEMENT In the metal market Will
warrant, the Northern Light will be
supplied with hoisii q machinery and
the Markham mill, iuoluiei In MI.
Kntstois purchase, VIII be supplied
with needed improvements aud PUT TO
WORK.
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rononaow avn wroNEss az.
Registrar. win D. Authorized % Reg
later ON Ihose Two nays.

Registrar. win ~ authorized 90 Res.
lister ON those I've bays.
At the meeting Of toe board Of coun.
" commissioners belng neit this alter
noon, Chairman Gedies will iutroduoe
a resolution, and II will undoubtedly
pass, authorizing registrars to register
tomorrow anu Wednesday all volers
making application therefor. Tue
registrars are required TO cit In their
offices ON those two days TO prepare
their Lists, and II l. the Intention to
allow registration vi the same time.
All voters should take advantage OF
the opportunity.
Other business viii come before the
meeting Of tue boar ne follow
Edward johnson resigned ~ regis.
tfaT AZ precinct "a ana Il. q. johnson
will be appointed IN his stead.
Reiidenis OF Sandy peutionod Tor
the opening OF tho county road between
sections - aud 80 In Sandy precinct
Jerome Boauregard asks for retail
liquor license tor Bingham.
A number OF residents OF Murray
are petluoning fof the location Of jail
At that place.
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Dips saa spurs.

The stock exchange holds a meutlng
this afternoon.
JuJgo sherman went out to Sun
shine this morning.
Colonel Dorsey Of the 5inshin ne and
Overland Mining companies h etill IN
Nebraska, where he IL euloying stay
at bis old home In Fremont. The
colOnels visit 10 likely 70 keen him abb
seat from this city tor some time YET
Brigham CITY Bu iieu NJ. =. Koftb,
VINO does. considerable supplying of the
miners employed nj the GARFIELD
minus, was In Brigham "wednesday.
lie told Buglef reporter that tue
work on the great tfamway from the
mine down 10 the railway depot u
being pushed right ahead.
Il. II. Eamss, mining engineer
lust returned 10 Ban Diego ffcm
Lower California, declares tina.
he discovered phonolite on the
peninsula assessing $4,000 PET
ton in gold. lie says three districts In
Lower California arc as rich and ex'
tenaive ~ Cripple Greek but refuses 10
divulgo tbs locality Of the new finds.
Provo Enquireu d. r. Fleinet, &,
X. Bishop and other owners Ia the
Buckeys claims In tho Efiokton Min
Ing district IN Death canyon, forty
miles wsst Of Eureka, Saturday Fitted
up a team aud 0utft anu bent out some
more men TO assist those already nj
wnik In running the tunnel TO tap the
orc body on the shai. sixty.two DOL
lar ore has been struck 10 the shail
ana the above all feel that they have
bonanEs aud that n sure fortune
awaits them Ia the very near future
witch will be- attained with only :
little more hard work.
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DAILY WEATHER vANE.


wea,her reports showing observA-
tlsns at q am. todHli
Bait Lake City-Barometof, 30 %;
temperature, III minimum, i2i wind,
sast, miller per hour; clear.
Baker City-BaTometeT, 5000, ten.
peTAture 40; minimum, 49, VIM,
south, 8 miles per hour; clear.
Cheysnns--Batometer, 3O.lb; tenn
peTature, ~; minimum, IS; wind,
west, . miles per hour; clear,
Helena Barometer, 8Ol2; tompera'
lurs, ~; minimum, AZ; wind, south.
west, light; clear,
Miles City-BaTometST, 20 g5; tenn.
pefAtuTs, ~; minimum, IS; wind,
south; light; clear.
Winnemuoea Barometer. 3O.06;
temperature, ~; minimum, ~; VIM,
east, 10 miles POI hour; cieaT
Idaho FAlle-BAtometeT, 80 80; ten.
tersture, 80; minimum, 2s; wind
North, light; clear.
General aud local forecast for 80
nouta ending s Pm, Sept. .0,h
Fair tonight, atd Tu edny warmer
Halt Lake CITY aud vicinity, TALL
'onigh', and Tutsdpy staliOuafy tom
letatuTe.
J. II. FAITH,
Observer, WeAther Bureau.
SALT LAKE CIIY, Utah.
Today's temperature Ia shown In tue
&C simlle thermometer given below
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MINES And MINING.
Contentious Of The Members Of The
Stock Exchange.
CURRENT EXPENSES 100 nIGu.
AID They VIII LlkelTb KnIf d h'r y
Hiding. From the Blue hell, Park
Cly aud Blashim Districts.

Unles. changes which are not soon
expected take place In the condition Of
the local mining stock market, the
rhanc,s are that tbs stock exchange
will either close " doors for tenn
porary period, or ssme Of liz paid olh'
elals will have their salerlos cut OF
suffer deoapitatlon entirely.
Tbis,latemont IL basel upon remarks
recently made by several VI the
brokers. They have come to thu con-
eluslon that thote is n noedl s' ard
unwarranted expense attached To tho
Institution anJ believe that the proper
thing to DO 10 20 oit II down. An n''
ses,ment Of o. tor each msmbvr "as
recently declared, 10 meet toe ouron
expenses Of the exchange and a. tue
navm.pt falls due on October let, per.
bays A has served as M impetus 10 the
f,rsgoinp arguments OF the brokers'
HnWever thismay 10 u IA clearto every
fair.thipking and impartial person inst
tbeexurpsrs of tho sAoGaugo are high
and that during the present. couuitinh
on buslnoss they should be cut down.
ms ptokeT. arc realizing very tmai
ptofts from what salSa thoy maEe
these days AMI IS asiessuent every
two OF thleo months Il sonnet lug thhl
graios with some force ON tnelr alfealy
padiy.shattered nerves
The call on 'ohauge today was un-
eventIul, not . single transfer belns
recorded. Quotations remAinoj hblu'
s,atlonafy aud the only stocks ioh
,Iol,ed any degree ~ rnthusiaem
whatever were tho Swanueas, bolh OIL
which were freely bid fjL
Tne cl.sing figurc. were as follow,'
LISTED sTooKA
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bonds Of o. 900, on api licltion Of +.
w. Hanson ana otherf.
A verdict Tor the platinum wac
brought la tho suit o the 5alinir
Beach company W MARROW l.. Cum.
mings In Judge slreeps court today.
A Jury was empanelled In the case
hut the verdict came by consent and
was for 81 800.
The case Of W. +. AflscE, admins
trator, W Salt Lake CITY Railway
company vas reset Tor Sept. -.
In the suit Of Amos X. 5ml h " II.
n. Lannan, administrator, a Jury and
the nndings were waived and the
cause placed on trial before the court.
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MINOR MENTION.

The Ssconi quorum Of Seventy viii
meet 10 tho Fifteenth ward hall this
lMonday) evening.
IL. ]. Clancy IL no longer managing
editor Of tho Herald. His services
were summaTily dispensed with few
days ago.
The Utah County Public Schools Is
the nAmo OF a neat double column four
paso paper Issued ut Payson. While
me schools Of its own locality will DO
given particular alteution tue cause oil
education generally viii be closely
followed. Success 10 the new ven.
tuTe.
The resignation Of the Rev. Dr.. II
q. MoNleou VI tho Presbyterian
church OF this city was formally re-.
osiyed by tue members VI tins 90 ngte.
CATION yesterday. The doctor has
been steadily at his post Tor twenty
yeats. His retirement 10 the result "
internal dlssenelOn Ia the local branch
/ OF the church.
The Young Men's and Young La.
] dieb' Mutual Improvement assOoiA.
| lions OF Sugar House ward will give
an Interesting entertainment IA tue
Central school mouse tomorrow even.
ing. The entertainment will conclude
with a bail. A general Invitation ~
extended 10 members Of the ward.
W. ID. Maxwell, who has been In
the Bait Lake Weather Bureau oiiice
since 1891, left Tor Omaha with his
wife last evening. His place here will
be- filed by w. Il. Butler, who ocou.
pied - similar position In the Nsbtaaka
city. Mr.. Newell has made a faith.
tul aud painsIAkiug Official while mere
ant the announcement OF his depar.
Iufo will DO Tegre,iully received by
local friends.
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Tho president Of the Central Non.
partisan womsn's Bryan club has re.
ceived the following answer to the
Telegram OF greeting cent by the club
Of tho woman's oliver Rally on Sep
tembef g0i
BOAR Mrs. Alloni
Your telegram conveying tho informa'
ilon that the Central Non.paftisan Wo-
mon's club OF salt Lake sond greetings
ha. been received. | thank you worry
muoh for the interest you take la this
campaign. I believe the WON m arc holp'
ing very much for they wisely boliovc
that la our success Ito, the future OF the
home Worry truly youfa,
W. j. BRYAN.
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necteI with wire rope hrm which
has the contract for putting In cable
tram Tor the Consolidated Mining and
smelling company, operating north OF
brigham CITY. tbs tram II now VA
course of construction and viii be
finished In shout Thirty daye. Mf.
Parsons l. figuring on several other
contracts within tho State, some on
which he expects 10 he successful 10
secufinq. His company some time
eg1 not in a Tram Tor the Gold Queen
company, owning mining pr1pethes
i'm the State, neaf the Colorado line.
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In tbs Supreme uouft today ten days
were allowed appellant to print anu
sorye brief on petition for rehearing
In the case OF the estate OF George
Haudty, deceased, saran A. Chap.
mau, RIth Newnlme Aai benjamin
II. Handley, appellants and petition
efs, W Elizabeth Handley Of al. Re.
spOndent was also allowed ten days 10
which 10 aDswer 10 case Of brief being
hl0d as above stipulated.
Ten days were also granted appellant
10 die printed brief In the case OF the
People OF the State Of Utah vs. George
Bates, appellant. BY agreement Of
counsel II was also etlpulate that the
uase should be submitted wilhOu /
argument.
Tue case Of Frank Thompson OF nj
W. Mofoni Skoen ct al, appellants,
was being heard this afternoon. IL. T..
HulAniski Esq, appearing ioT appel.
liant.
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Before Judge Richie today John
Montgomery, IT,, and Oscar W. Moyle
testified In the suit VI the Colorado
Fuel aud Iron company Va the West.
ern Hardware company 81 al.
In ghe suit OF Mattha Anu C0ombs
against the Utah Paint aud OIL com.
pany tho complaint Rpd Intervention
VI the National Wall Paper company
was Withdrawn without prejudice.
Leave 10 sue tho receiver was RTan.
It'd IA the suit Of II, Rosenbaum Va
Josiah Grant, receiver OF Simon
BfotheTs
II. Il. Miller was appointed receiver
VI - Grain company, IN
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deed ore Found In that Pramising
Hue BeI Property.
Mr.. u. r. stewart came Ia from IN Q
Bue Bell mining district Saturday
whrto he Visited the Adelphla mlning
o5mpany'. property. lie says the
ihait II nov down thirty feet. At
twrniy iost they struck Que hnd .
hail foot vein VI are that afsayed about
20 ounces Ia silver AMI the same In
lead. Ten feet below they struck an.
other vein tue ore from which has not
yet teen aisuyol. Tho owners OF the
property isvl very much encourage
AZ the outlook.
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Trains Will Run Tomorrow.

The 10 Grando train service which
has been cut % for TOW days on ao'
count Of the big wahhoui between
Gtaud junction aud Lower Crossing
Will be resumed tomorrow evening.
Vofy large gangs OF wofkmon have
boon employed aud much money eN'
pended In making tho repairs. Great
enterpflio was shown Ia the recon-
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hEw fonK Sept g. stock market opuun q
strong, higher, with tendency 10 advance bY
higher London prices sugar Loot Is ptfrrut
touching III. on an advancement OF tue nee
ducu0u in the grades Of the refined product
with thu depression IN sugar prtclritul 81 e.
general reaction "a which some hharp dtrt.i. s
were scored, Manhattan yielding u. per cen.
70 NJ, sugar wa rather fcYuriah Arunui I|l Hr
with trading steady al II O'Clock
hoalifhtloua were tue prime CautU no IH.
forun00n's reaction with 10 ling influence H,
failing On in the east bound tnnuaFe and D. If...
ening Of the sterling exchange Ifnding u
bonds IL unintercsting but the tone 10 ifn
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STATE NEWS.

C0alyille Times; Charles Lusty
has occurred tho contrao, for the build.
ing Of the foundation u tbs new L.. u.
s. Church at Park CITY, ana Ia now al
work on the contract. Tho building IL
TO BIO erected next summer, and will
DO a good one.
kaysvllle Post: The editor OF tho
Post has been very alex for the lest
two months and has not been able TO
i've the business that attention that
1t requires. And our composllOr has
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In October Princeton UhvBulty
will celebrate ~ one hun iTtd aud
fitlsth brlhdty AptoIo, 9 tine
interesting evuh,, Professor HI IL. o.
Princeton has contribute an 10 OF.
taining article 10 the October 4 ron.
entitled Princeton College AMI P.'t.
ntian
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u. q. NJ. l., Salt Labe CIV.
September is, lisa
Alta meeting OF the diftcIou Lsi
on the 18Th Inst. q dividend O.. iout ID
cent for the hali.yeaT was utclain
upon the capital stiok o. this l1,llb
too, OF record September g5'b, 20
Able on and after October 18Th M
TO stockholders, personally, upon ~
tentatlon OF their stock certificates, q
uIon their written order.
4. u. WTnHER, r.
5cgllAiy.
Hanitafium NRWtnrium talhs, ofti
day nui uight. ~ West afl South,
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Special 10 tho NIws
south Omaha, Nob., sept 81
Cattle receipts, , 1850 market steady
Western st6ura, tAsaaG8 %.
towa aud heiferH, " ll4flhA
Feeders q liH&lh.
Sheep receipts, 1850, Market steady
Fair 10 choice Westerns, ia23ai2Ib
iRmhs, aAUOatll1
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Resumption III train seFstes Via Al
0raude Western ~.

The washoui troubles on the Ru
w. main line have been repaired al
nil regular train service viii BE- ~
sumed commencing with rrup
evening train M rueatny, SaTt. "a
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FIm,.ronrlh lI,ln.nl.

sAnilarium Naia'onum usihl, ot,,
day aud night. o. We. 81 S nh,
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Arram nuiider Here.
Mr. Il. 1. Parsons OF San francisco
IL In the city. The gentleman l. con-
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September ., lssi
Editor EiERET NEwG
IL being extensively rum1fed lhu
n elected County AT tnoy, wpl
either rrslgn ot delegate tho iu,le I,
the Office, say that no such si,t,
ment was either ma uf Au,hot.t' 4
II elected, will mother resign n,
delegate tue dulirs, but will give ms
my personal attention,
wALDEMAR NANCotf.
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thicNgo Market.

uhioasl. sept 20.
WhoAt-sept., "a Dec, 0IAs
Jorn'--ept, illsi Dee, 2ll.
Oata-sept, l0a Dee, lit,
tors- sept, u. l0i Doe. $50
lArd--ept, $50, Dec. 1911.
hye 81,
flny-Il.
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silver, Lssa

slyor-t5s
LeAd-i2Hl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-04
A Distinguished Receiving Party.

The receiving party was made up OF
people especially beloved throughout
Maine. 1t was headed by ex-Gov. and
Mrs. Sidney Perham, the former being
the president of the local Maine society
With them were Senator and Mrs. Frye,
Congressman Dingley, who was one Of
Names most popular governors, and
Mrs. DiDgley Speaker Reed was alsf
present part Of the evening and joined
the receiving party. Mr.. Pitman Puisifer
and Mr.. O. H. Briggs officers in the
Maine society, assisted in the inrroduc-
tiops. A long double line was formed,
extending all the way around the hall
and nearly an hour was consumed in the
formal greetings. 1t was estimated that
500 people were present.
Elk Gov Perham prefaced the exercises
with a brief speech, introducing Senator
Frye, who was most warmly received
He denied that he intended to make an
address, because that would be impos-
sibc "Maine people, he said, are all
of one family, and | might as well think
of making an address to my eleven grand
children. Maine is a grand old State, -
he added in the midst of applause, "and
no State approaches lis in our love for
each other. 1t is remarkable that so
many Maine people could be gotten to-
gether in Westinghouse many that are
we'll dressed, so handsome, and so pros
porous.
birth in Maine, the senator con
tinued, sis certificate of success. This
is because one is taught there that genius
rs knowing how to work, and that
economy and thrift is the road to pros
perity. 1t is also Maine precept that
temperance is one of the brightest of
virtues.
Speaker Reed Had Dodged.
The senator then told about some brag-
ging he and others had done at the recent
Bowdoin dinner. and how Reed was
pointed out Reed has lodged, I
think" said Senator Frye, as he looked
around the room for the big Maine man
81 He wants to be President, and he will
be, because he is a Maine man and a
graduate of Bowdoin. Clay would have
been President If he only had come from
Maine. Why. there are orr Maine boys
One thing is characteristic OF them.
When they start out for a thing they al
| ways accomplish it. II one of them sets
his mind on young lady she might as
we'll give up at once. -
Senator Frye then told how Maine had
always been a. border state, her inhab-
itants on the coast having fought for