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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-20
THE DEATH ROLL.

The three days old Infant OF J. G. New
ton was buried yesterday, the mother hav-
4 fpg preceded the little one to the grave but
two days.
Mr.. NJ Prcuss was buried at 4 p. m. yes-
terday in the German cemetery, Rev. Bles-
berg Of the German Lutheran church Off
ciating. The pail bearers were j. Kennel
John Oberndorfer, Eugene Diehl, Hans
Lange, George Auernheim and Henry
Z Ieeltz
The funeral OF Mr.. John Froelich, who
died Monday at the age Of So years, took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence, corner Broadway
and Pierce avenue. The deceased was A
member OF George u, Mcclellan post G.
a. r.. and the funeral was under its aus
pices.
Mrs. 9. Llnnenberger was buried n 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon from her late
residence, 1890 Polk avenue, corner of
Austin The interment was In the Magno.
liza cemetery. the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. Blesberg OF the German
Lutheran church. The pail bearers were /.
! Henry Smith, Henry Hendrickson and
Charles Znke ~"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-20
MRS. LYNESS ESCAPES
The hospital and q Fearful Operation.

Hospalsin cities sad places to visit Three.
fourths of the patients lying those snowwhie beds
are women and girls
Why should this be the case?
Because they have neglected themselves! Women
Is rule attach too little Importance to first symp-
toms of a certain kind. If they have toothache,
they will try to the tooth, though many leave
even this too late. They comfort themselves with
the thought that they replace their teeth; but
they cannot replace their internal organs!
Every one of those patients in the hospital beds
had plenty of warnings in the form of bearing down
nervous dyspepsia pain in the small of the back the
blues or some other unnatural symptom but they did
not heed them
Don't drag along at home or in the shop until you
go to the hospital and submit to horrible examnat
Build up the female organs. Lydia E. Pinkhams Veg
save you from the hospital. 1t will put life into
The following letter shows how Mrs. Lyness escap
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
IesenTon.

Sr. %. @eber's Sreisebn IL
l~inben. Sine litsrarii6e Stuoie
bon Or. .. 6. Sibsiar, Yrofehor am
9rOBberSo9lihsn atbendum gu 9urem=
burg. 3peite @ufla9e. Yaoerborn.
Druid uno @srlas bon Neroinano
S9Oning. 1896. Preis broi6trt-
Mian beitsle bel s. q. Sibeiar. 1922
-lS24 Sine Str, GuincD, ST.,
ooer our6 ben 9ubbanoel.
Giue Der berrli6iteu 9eiituuSeu ueusrer,
oenti6er Sl6ttuult III oas i'm Sabre 1873
gum erIten Ufole erldienene Gpos pSreiiebnz
linoen". Der 8erialler lit Der AM 8. 2lpril
1894 pertorbeue SamitGtSratb Or. SrIeor.
9Silb. Neber, 9eboreu 1918 Az sutbuuisu in
Weitialeu, Don 1861 bis 1882 9onSta9sab9es
oroneter uuo Wit9lieo bes 6eutrums. Die
entlbteoen fatbolii6e Si6tuu9, ipel6s III
anSlebenoer SSeile Die 3uitGuoe inter ben To-
eben nab barten SGmpteu iir baS Gbriiteis
tbum 9ewohnelten Sadien IN Der Wltte beS
neriten SabrbuuoertS i6iloert, wurSe Don
8atboliten NIB sltotboliten 10 beiiGQi9 aui9e.
uonmen iulo beurtbellt, oaB Der Rritif beiiIabe
pom poribereiu oas g8ort ab9el9nitten III.
Ger tatbolil6e Sidter bat pieoer eiumal
tbatlddli6 oarSetbau, bab bic fatbolii6e
gebre per pabren aunlt nidt fern itebt, nod
lie perl6mabt, ionbern lie Seraoe iOrbert, wie
iibrl9eus aud bic @ei6ibte bartbut." Ole.
les i6One @eoi6t bat nun Or. Sibeiar, 9ros
tellor an 9roBberso9liheu 2tbsudum ~
NlireIiblr8, III erlter AnIlage oben9enaunter
Nertbels Sierlt ben Sbiilern beS gltben.
nnllnS erfldrt, uno bat Der niIlmCbr peritDrs
beue Oi6ter benz Serialisr leiue bobc Seiries
ol9ull9 liber oellen Nrbeit auSgeiprohen.
Cur be'leren @itrSiguns uno ri6tiSerem
SerltanbniB Der berrli3en 0l6tuns i'll peis
tersW Srsilsp " bic &segbsitun8 III ,wsitsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
9aB Ole Sienem ibre Sciuoe
smnnctit ,ttttntiiicireu,

nadoem lie iie eet0otet baben, oiirfte
ni1t all9emein betlnnt iein. Wenn es
4. 9. poriommt, oaB @espen, S1met=
terlinge, ooer mandmal aud Sdnefen
iid gu einem Siensnitof perirren, 10
beoeutet bas ielbltperiidnoli6 ben To-
fprtisen Sob bes Ginorinslinss. Sie
gisnen fallen iiber ibu Der uno ite6sn
ibn toot. @as fan9en iie aber nit
Dem Gaoaper oil? Sbn meg 81 i6lep-
pen, lit Der giene ni9t m69lih. Sbn
liegen laiien, beoeutet bic Serpeitung
zines Sbeilss hires 9lufentbaltsortes,
uno bic giene 1T auberOroentlib LAUDER
unb oroentli1. Sic balIamiren alio
ben ~aetDoteten Ginbrin9lin9 re9elreht
eiu. Mebrere arbeiterinnen MAIDEN
il6 iOfort an Die grbeit uno umipinnen
bas toote Sbier gang oi9t nit @a6s.
90 Iie ben Sdnsden nit ibren Sti6en
ni6t beitommen tDnnen, 10 psrtleben
fe bic Seffnung bes 8sbduies nit
@a6s. Dit iino in oerlaHenen Sie-
nenltoden cine aan5e glnsabl fold ein-
baliamirter Sbiere aefunoen poroen.
Mandmal ianoen iid aud Shnedsn-
bduIer, al Srt uno STEELE, mo oas
Sbier in ben Sienenftof einorinQen
pollte. einfah nit @a9s on ben Sis-
nenltOd feltQetlebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
slus benz lbrisen @ruBber,astbum.

Ganad, 5. Suli. Sir ben llms
bau unierer Stride (&pitenanihlaa
45, 900 6r.) battsn Ii6 uur orsi Sieb.
baber einaeltelt: 9sbriioer Clement
bon Surslinitsr nit einem @ufgsbote
bon 10 Yro,ent, @indel bon peppin=
gen nit einem N~uf9ebOte BON 108 BRO.
gent. @ernsr bon gettemburg nit
einem guiaebOte bon Is Yro,ent. 98ie
rerlautst, hat Der @emsinoeratb geItern
benz l%lnternebmer @infel Die glrbsiten
iiber9eben.
Nltrier, 80. Shni. Sn Der Naht
bonn Sienstaa auf Wiittmoh entluo iib
iiber unierer Srti6aft ein i6weres
8epitter. p%erbunoen nit bsiti9em RE-
gen. Der Slib fblu9 in Die SteuTe
oes Srn. Wiihel. aliitliberweiie obus
81 siinoen. Die 8oroerieite 1T tbeils
weiie oemolirt.
On aeringen, |. Suli. Serte
Woraen mar Der bel ieineu Stern
wphnenoe Nferer &c. Reiners in ben
@alo 9efabren, nm SolS b%eimsubrins
gen. Bel ieiner 8ildtsbr 9in9sn Die
Pieroe burd, &siuers fisl utter ben
@a9en uno erlitt einen cOmplisirtcn
Seinbrub.
Gianbeu, 5. Suli. 8eitern
fmeisrte Der bieiige Sano,uerterpsrein isin
81. S"tiftun9sfeit. Die Witslisoer
wobnten in corpore benz fir tie cslss
brirten Sohamte bel. Abenos sssen
adt llbr mar 5efsiien in ben prdhtis
9eihmiidtsn Nnlaaen bel benz Gaie oes
9ru. ensslmannsgIB am GabnbOi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
oSnaem6nrgi(6es.
Dereiniote Stdaten.
Sas Solaenbe entnebmen mir
benz Sur. Wort" bonn II. osyuli.


8eri6iebeue rmitGube re8eu mid on, Ser,
.Seituu9sleIeru Der lieber Selmatb eiutae
9teui9teiten pom ben SalbSleuten aus Der
9teueu Welt III brin9eil. Solde llmltGnoe
iino: 3eitun9Ss Wtittbeilun9en, Die Der Gr.
9Gnsung ODER &erheiierlmG bebiirien GREGG
rile, oeren Veroneutll6ung bon Suterelle
ieiu mag /; gutwort aui auira9en, bic bur6
bic 3eituug aui einmal 9egebeu weroen fam,
wGbrelo ne lonlt erl6ieoene Srieie beu0tbiz
gen milroe.
Sie qmemburser aus @isconIin, mnb
Swar stnGbit aus benz 6itli6eu She'll bieIes
StoateS, ioueu bic erite auimsrtiamfeit fius
ben.
Gum mieberbolteu Male iinbe ib III Ben
Diieutlihen SlGttern ben Seri6t Don 6errn
4riim aus Der eurembur9er 6ammeriiern9
pom 10. Sanlar oieles SabreS. Der Seri6t
beiiebt iib auf bic einriatuug lurembur9er
Gonlulate IN Nmerita. gu oemielben beitiIz
bet li6 bic Nn9abe, baB III benz 0itlib 5beile
pom &isconlin 200 lurembur9er SamilieR 81
tinoen leien.
@oraui lid biele au9obe itiiteu mag, III
mir uuerfinoli6. Wer aber nit ben bieli9eu
SerbG!tnillen IIr etpaS pertruut III, iinoet
bielelbe iebr ei9entbiimli6, ba tie iomeit pom
Der Na5rbeit abwei6t. Ger peritorbeue
9itolaus @ouuer Don Dubuque belaB inn
Iu9emeinen Die weit9ebcnoite Scouting iiber
bic Slrembnr8er m ben Sereini9teu Staateu,
iowobl IN Sol9e ieiner aiS9eoebuteu peri6ns
liben Sefanntl6ait uno leiner pieleu Neilen
i'm Snuoe, ais b~elouoers III ieiuer Cigeni6ait
ais Neoattslr Der psursmbur8er Gazette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
a,1xeml,,rnrr Ga1ettr, pte,,stap, nrn 3. Auent 1897.

aitla9e eribienen. $oier m06ten mir inns
eliie Semertung erlaubeu. Q8ieoerbolt bat
man Die SSoee arS9elpro6eu, Die altrOmii6et
lito 9rtehli6en Rloliifer III tunieru tatbolts
1ten 9o9i6nleu bur9 loteiuii6e lno
9rte1ii6en 6irhenpdter ut eriebeu, jeoob
bat man nit 0te6t ipra6lide 8sbenfen oas
9e9ert er6obeu. Sol6e Beoerteu laiien Ii6
aber am Greijebulinoeu ni6t aupeuoen.
Warltm erieet man oeun ii9t Die neubeionis
l6en &laiIiter beS porigsu SabrhunoertS,
llomentlt6 S6iQer ODER G0tbe, our6 pom
edit tot9olti9cn @eiite bur6pe3te Otbtmz
9elt ipie Greiiebuliubeu uno altbere 0erfe bes
Serfaiers, bic ;lioem eutpeoer ms Gn9lii6e
ltberlett, ooer aus bieier Spra6e iiberiset
woroen limb? 3uoem bat 9eraoe bic beuti6e
tatbolti6e 2iteratur IN ~ueueiter 3eit III Yoeiie
mte Groia 10 ausge3ei9ueteS 9~eleiitet, ooB
mir liitiere iogenGuuteu oeuti6en &laiIiter
mobl ertbebren t6ntteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
@tpil itano Der @emetnbe
Wertert.

@eburten. = Som 6. Suni. Sobonn
Setter, Sobr polt Sobanu 6elriug, 9ldersr
u Itertert g.: Gnton, Sobu pon Gbriitiau
1etlporo, S9reiter 3u g9aiierbiQig g.:
sIllaostb, 9o9ter poit Sobaun Grein, Mau.
Eer ji Walerbtlt9; To-: Maria Selena,
2o9ter pot sPi9eI 9en8eu, 6abrifarbeiter
III &alerbtuig.
9etratben.- 8om 1. Stunt: Iat6ias
SIMMER, Aderer Su Mertert, uto Rarea=
Freubeu.
Sterbetdlle. Som 2. sunni: Sror,
Sreotrnlls, 90 Sabre aft, 9eitor6eu i'm Geus
tralboipii Su Gttelbrat; s.: a(nton gfeilrz
garo, D Uttnlttell alt, Don gSaiierbiai9 ; r.:
Sobant Better 6errirs, 10 Gage alt, DON
Wtertert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

Nuf benz gooeniee 1T Elm neiler
Sport fir grieimarteniammler ms
Geben eetreten. Gs weroen ndr1llb
ieit einiger 3eit, lin, Die g~riefmarten
aller llieritaaten (8aoen, Witrtember9,
gapern, Speis, Seferreib) aut elmer
&arte at boben, wdbreno Der 619rt
auf benz Sampfboot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten uno Yriefe nit Dem nleorl9ltsn
poItwertsei6en aler anarenSenoen Sdns
Der betlebt uuo 10 Dem griefetnDurt
itber9eben. Ollie PoItperwaltun9eil err.
fenneu iolbe mdbreno Der 6abrt arI
benz Sampfboot eingelegten Sriefe urlo
rno Sarteu al, menn Der 8e'ammts
pertb Der perwenoeten berI6leoellen
Yriefmarten Der UOrgeiariebenen 2are
sutipri9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

rtta, Sobter BON Sobanu Ieter Weieu.
boitr9, Ntr3er III @OrmeloinSeu.
6etratben II. - Seine.
SterbetGlle.- Bonn 1. SUM: Ttfolos
SenS, % Sabre olt, 3agl0bner in Gbuet;
@pa Gtl9en, 80 Sabre alt, @tttpe pom Rob.
tletmltn9 aus Ota6tltm TO-: Better SitnQ,
AZ Sabre alt, Ntes9er aus 99ormeloinoet;
l8: NitoIos FltnreQ, SO Sabre aIt, Gi2ens
Thinner aus Gbneu; 25.: gtitolus Sroubeu.
. Vto1dte alt, aus Observation-Disclosures 81:
Sobanm Saptiit Saof, AZ Sabre alt, Goas
lobner aus S6erpormeloiuoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

,Sdon nabt oas 8eroerben It1 fiird=
terli6," 0finete iib Die Sbilre BEG Slal.
isnSimmers uno berein trat Der Yeoeu
nit einem Yadet - &obrltDden. gta=
tilrlih oarob allgemeine Seiterteit. ipo=
ran iid aud Der geltren9e Serr Sebrer
betbeiligte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

Gtpa 400 @elobriefe iino in Der
No6t auf ben 2. Suli aus benz Noipor=
toIbofiden poltamt Siper 9eltoblen
poroen. Ia9 ben S9uloigen wiro
8sfabnoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

Sine u%ner,partete gnt!port. Grall
Erof. S6uBmann Tim Sommsrquar'
iIer): Sier itebt in Der 3eitung, 8otts
Heb, oab auf ben Sanowi6sSnIeln bic
cinoeborenen fir cine 6rau etma ttin1
Dollars beSablen.
Yrof. S6uBmann Geritreut): Sm,
I'm - 10 bel, Sett6en2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

Sine neue Waidine. Die 9eei9net 1T.
aroBe llmwalsun9en in Der Gigarren-
fabrication berporsuruien, lit gegens
ipGrtia auf Der YriiNeler alsitellung
our 4nli6t uuf9eitellt. Sine gSlfel'
ma6erin, 10 i6reibt Der griiheler Peu=
pie, Tam nit Der Sano in 10 Stun=
ben 450-500 Wifel berltellen, bic neue
9Bidelmaidine bringt in oerielben 3eit
oeren 80 Sauienb fertig, B.. b. 20
Mal 10 bel, als Die Nrbeiterin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

Sine Geiae aus elmer Sbpnmaiie 1T
bon benz Mpoelleur @mil Sraub 81
8eQeiat bsr9eiieut wOroen. 9as Su=
itrument, oas nab Dem llrtbeil Sab=
psritdnoi9er einen pollen, ipei6sn Son
BON angenebmer &lan9tarbe bat, fol
gum Yatent an9emeloet peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03
eSyn sfolae zines Slieaenfides oetors

Sn Solse zines 6lieaenitides aeitor-
ben lit Der fritbere Staotietretar
Gtrusniee gu Saweb a. ~. Serielbe
o6tete gnfanes gar nidt auf ben
Std. ben ibm cine 6lie9e auf Der Na=
ienIpibe bei9ebra6t bate. @rit als
nab eini9er 3eit bic Naie fart an=
i6mnll. fraate er einen Irst I'M &atb.
ga mar aber i6on cine 10 bo6graoi9e
glutperaiitung eiu9etreten. oab Die
drstlide Silfe erfOl9los blieb. an
speiten Sage trat Der Sob Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-03

Sn Georgia aB ein Nsger iieben
@~alerneloneu in iiebsu Winuten.
Seine &afen9enohen adblen i'm unter
ibre Ssrosu uno seitalteten feline Se=
sroiauns 81 elmer 9roBen Srauertuno=
9ebung.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-09
M aine People.

Mrs. Lydia Grey. who is in her S4th
year. and claimed to be the oldest living
army nurse in the country, is very dan
gerously ill at the home of S. b. Libbey
in Durham.
John l.. Cutler. Esq, of Pineola, Ga, a
native of Pennington, has been visiting
in that town recently. He was a leading
member of Franklin county bar from 1899
county in the Maine Senate. In the same
year he removed to Augusta and located
there. and in 1864 removed to Georgia.
and has since then operated successfully
4 large cotton plantation. Although
nearly 81 years of age Mr. Cutler is as ac-
tive as a man of sixty.
DR.. John Frank Pratt, well known
physician of Chelsea, Mass, died. Sunday
evening at his residence. He was born in
Greene, Me, 81 years ago. graduated from
Bowdoin college in 1856. and went to New
Sharon, to practice. In 1862 he enlisted as
surgeon and served until the close of the
war He served one year in the Freed
mans bureau. and then returned to New
Sharon. removing to Chelsea in 1873. For
several years he was keeper of the colonial
records at the State House. He was a
member of the Franklin lodge. A. f. and
A. NJ. also of the Bostonian society,
knights of Honor, Prince society and the
club of Old Volumes. He was great
student of history and had one of the fin
est individual libraries in this part of the
country. He leaves wife and three
adopted daughters.
A biographical sketch and portrait of
Mrs. Laura T.. Richards of Gardiner. the
writer of so many successful books and
poems are given in the September num-
Der of Current Literature. Mrs. Rich
ards as is no doubt generally known. is
the daughter of Julia Ward Howe of
Boston, and the wife of Mr. Henry Rich
ards, brother of Gen. John r. Richards,
adjutant general of Maine Among the
many beautiful phases of motherhood
saws the magazine from which we copy,
"one of the most charming is that which
makes n happy householder and wife,
through her pen, a sweet and wholesome
teller of tales and singer of songs to the
world of children, to the universal nur-
sery Well in the front among those who
thus speak directly habitually and sue
cessfully to and for the children and
youth of our land stands one of the dis
tnguished daughters of Mrs. Howe, now
Mrs Richards She mas written ever so
many good books and familiar nursery
tales and rhymes, and the book by which
she is probably best known. and the story
by which she is best loved is her famous
Captain January first issued in 1870
and of which nearly 100000 copies have
been published. Two new stories from
her pen are to appear this fall: Hide,
gard s Harvest" Il book for girls, ana
the, fifth of her Hildegard series, and
| THE Three Margarets. '-Bangor CON-
mercial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-09
kEnnEbEc
AND
SAaAnAHnc.

which alternately
leave Gardiner at 1856 p NJ, Richmond.
40; Bath 6. and Popham Beach at Z.
daily, Sundays included.
Returning, leave Lincoln's Wharf.
Boston. every evening Sundays except.
ed at O'Clock. for landings on Remedies
river, arriving at Bath in season to con
meet with carly morning boat for Booth
bay and adjacent islands, and trains On
Maine Central and Knox & Lincoln r. r.
FARES. from Augusta, Halloweli ana
Gardiner, 81; Richmond, $1.75; Bath. 81. 20:
Popham Beach. $3.50. Round trip Ticket
to Boston and return, from Augusta.
HallOwell and Gardiner, $3.50; Richmond.
g; Bath and Popham Beach, $50; RooS
Tor the season. Staterooms q. N5o, and
a rev very large ones $500. Meals, Soc.
AGENT. Allen Partridge, Augusta.
STEAMER LINCOLN leaves Boothbav
Harbor on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday Evenings at 100 o'clock for Boston
dlrect, Returning, leaves Boston. Mon
100 o'clock. = . -
JAS. B. DRAKE, President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-09
TO THE NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch, N. H. D. v. g., Togus,
saasslst Central Railroad.

Connects at Gardiner with the Maine
Central Railroad. and Augusta, Halo
we'll and Gardiner Electric Railroad to
augusta. and kennebec Steamboats, for
Boston.
Summer arrangement in effect May 81, n,
LEAVE RANDOLPH: IA and i0W 4.
NJ: 152. 800 and AZ p. NJ.
ARRIVE AT NATL HOME: 10 ana
LIZ A. NJ: 2.12. $40 and 40 r. n.
LEAVE NATL HOME: &16 and In
A. M; rs, BIS and 500 p. n.
ARRIVE AT RANDOLPH: as and
q. 40 A. M; s2.45, S.45 and SO r. II.
SUNDAY TRAINS will run a. folloWa:
Leave Randolph. 20 and an r. n. Ar
rive at National Home. 40 and $40 r. n.
Leave National Home, 10 and r. r.
Arrive at Randolph, 500 and k10 T. n.
BAND CONCERT every day except
Monday. at p. NJ, by the National
Home Band. Prof. B. w. Theme, leader.
Visitors are cordially welcomed at the
home and receive special attention from
the official guides on duty who win e.
cort them through the buildings ana
about the grounds. visiting the deer pafk.
containing about 50 deer, bears, &C.
The restaurant at the Home station n
open every day. where lunch, Ice cream.
ETC., can be procured for any number az
visitors as the accommodations are am
ple... Special rates given to excursion
parties. r. A. LAYTON. Supt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-09
the sEAIiNr HEARING. 2
Sir Charles Hilbert upper Continues Areu.
ment on Vessels Badge Of Nationality.

Halifax, N. 9. Sept. 8-Sor Charles
HILBERT Upper continuing his address
before the Behring sea commission on
the question of the Importance Of the
lag displayed by a vessel as a badge
OF nationality and quoted from a letter
from Mr.. Bayard to the British am
oassador in 1886 which supported the
argument. In the discussion at Paris
1t was admitted by United States coun-
sci that if the regulations destroyed
pelagic sealing in the Behring sea-
American and Canadian vessels could
easily avail themselves of the protec-
ton of flag other than those of the
two above countries.
In 1894 the commander of the United
States navy in the Behring sea issued
orders by which all vessels other YES
sells other than those displaying British
and American flags should be warned
if found within the limits specified in
the Presidents proclamation and if
again found transgressing that the YES
sci should be seized, etc This order
was Immediately revoked by the secre-
tary of state.
He claimed to have show that the
ships seized were British ships no mat
ter what municipal laws might be
brought to bear on the contention that
they were not vessels of that national
ity.
He disputed what he termed the re-
markable claim of the United States
that it was within the province of that
country to seize any American vessel
no matter what her nationality. In
SlIDcOrt of his contention Inv calIinp tO
his support so eminent an authority as
VIM. Beech Lawrence, in his treatment
of Visitation and Search"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-09
NORTH BERWICK FAIR.
Four thousand People Attend, Wednesday
Good Show and Good Racing.

North Berwick, Sept. S.-Nearly 1000
people We're at Pine Grove park, today,
this being the second day of the North
Berwick Society's fair. The agricultural
exhibit is one of the finest seen in York
county thus far this season, while the
display in the art department eclipses all
previous efforts.
Six heats finished both trotting events
this afternoon. There were 10 starters in
the 80 class and six in the $50 class
The winners in the $50 class We're Baby
b. g.. j. A. Piercy, Rochester. n. H., first
Madge. b. M, Roberts and Pits, AL
fred. Me-, second Prince, b. g., c. w.
Davis. Dover N. H., third; Warren c.. b..
s.. Frank Smith, Rochester, N. H..
fourth: best time, 2.34A.
The winners in the go class were Jeb-
mont b. s., F. r. Sargent. Rochester. N.
H., first; Gano Wilkes. oh. e.. j. +. Kent
East Denmark. second; Pilot Wilkes. blk.
s.. A. M. Newbert. Rockport. Me-, third
Baby S., b. M. c. J. Russell, Buckfield
Me-, fourth: best time. 2.2S4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-09
9aily yeun'sbet ssus'sal.
CALENDAR OF COM Ma E.EMTS.


At South WATERFORD, Sept. 14-Annual
Convention, York County Sunday School
Association. g.. -.s.si
AZ Bethel, Sept. 15-16-Annual Conven-
ton, oxford County Universalist Associa-
ton. -
At Steuben Sept. 25-West Washington
Sunday School Association.
At Gardiner, Sept. 2S-30-Maine Free
BAPTIST Association. ..
At Bath, Sept. 2S-30-Maine State w. c..
r. u. Convention.
Grange.
At Mapleton, Sept. 11-Aroostook Po-
mona Grange.
At Albion, Sept. 15-Kennebec Pomona
Grange.
At Manchester. Sept. 25-Kennebec Po-
mona Grange Especial meeting.)
MlacellaneOuA.
At Bath. Sept. 10-Reunion 2lst Maine
Regiment Association.
At Wndcmere Park, Sept 1AReunion
18th Maine Regiment.
At Waterville, Sept. 15-Reunion I'd
Maine Cavalry Regimental Association.
At Unity, Sept. 15-l6-Reunions 4th
Maine Regiment and I'd Maine Battery
Associations.
At Ellsworth, Sept. 1G-State Board of
Trade.
At Old Orchard, Sept. 1G-Reunion, 18th
Maine Regiment.
AT Bath. Sept. 2l-Reunion 9th Maine
Regmcntal Association.
At Bangor, Oct. 1-l6-Maine Musical
Festival.
At Portland. Oct. 1S-20-Maine Musical
Festival.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-09
STATE NEWS.
Franklin.
CARTHAGE.

z
John F. Libby died at Berry Mills. re-
Gently, aged 80 years. Mr.. Libby was sew
eral times sent to the State Legislature
from the towns of Wilton. Waterville
Jay and Carthage; twenty years select
man; nearly twenty years justice of the
peace. and for about eighteen years town
clerk and treasurer. He was member
of the Masonic and Odd Fellow orders, al
so a member of the Grand Army of the
Republic. these several fraternities from
Dixed and Weld attending his funeral
as bodies. The church being too small to
accommodate the multitudes who came
to the funeral services. the grounds of
the campmeeting association were Sc
cured and there amid great profusion
of flowers. his friend. Rev. II. c. Munson
of North Auburn, conducted the burial
service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-09-09
Accidents in Maine.

The child of George Adams of Holden,
who was severely burned Monday, while
playing with matches, died from the et-
Iects of its injuries Tuesday morning
IL was very sad accident.
William Lewis, an assistant brakeman
on the Maine Central Railroad. got ms
nand badly damned while coupling cars
at Olamon, Tuesday forenoon. 1T was
found necessary to amputatc one finger
entirely and repair the remainder. lie
was taken to his home at MattaWamkeag.
Engineer Frank Elwell of the Portland
" Rochester Railroad met with palnIui
and disagreeable accident Monday. he
was working on his engine in the yard
previous to going out on the 1880 train
when Il shackle slipped and struck him
about the left eye. cutting quite deep
above and below the eye.