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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-08

mibais III the new railway Merchan,
vessels are In demand and IRON ~
atefi viii be needed ani u waf 10 ~
our snare ~ this trade fnirt intn A.s
hing eise that ! wen. Ibi lad. ny
yisif will. I ihinS. ffsult % orr 8 iils
contracts Tor sontk % ihe. wafshlrs
10 b cuns.fhc;ed for che l'nsslfn s''-
aour naval victory q stniiar22 was vas
M tyf-0pl nfr Or ny ~. " ~.
mad been great deal 81 ID ptlclsn
fIr- the wsr about 1uf navy ara the
.xnsrfa were Inclined 60 consider our
shipbnldlrg In en- experimental sage
NM frufaI NJ the OrtrIn WIS on pb-
IA irf.th D ail The w1ri in wnat n
bttfl shin .orn d.. and MY every one
rero4rizss fhlt our w1rshlrs are u
Tho bes. SO such performance mao
been dreamed ~ abroad and The pres
ike q our navy rose 81 fhs highsst
point There was keen interest i1ken
In everything We ala. going even 90 de-
Fails. Ths destruction ~ The lrp.d1
bJuts VS. ihc ctifrs " y revision " al
frfalHn nIVtf pfuErhfns. The battle
shin was elevrtei 20 the piact ana I'm
pIrianca q deserves ana much doubt
was thrown on TN u,iiity cf the tore
padi boats m consequence ~ The
p,wtrs have cnr.a.itd ihtir ouihy ~
shese craft and are doing more for
heavily armed and arm1rei vessels.
Prince Michael Hllkoin. who was In
his country year nr 80 ng0, has
saxon deeper Interest IN thing'
American than almost any one else ln
Russia. I know him we'll when I
WIS IN Russla " was experimenting
che construction 10 branch road O.
ArchturOL"
Mf so1tt viii spend a week or ton
days In she city. During hls stay he
win visii his fnls.ofpieec. The Oregon.
at She navy yard.
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A Deserving Proro,ion.

Baker city Republican; Mf' Iosepn
A. West. who has Allied the pos'V'"
rs manager OF the sumptcr Nal'eS'''",
road company. has resigned 70 "1e'p'
a position 40 superintendent OF Gu
tructlon OF the Utah and Pacific H'n'
road company. which Is about 10 10
built from Milford. Utah. TO Los An
gcles. cal -,
During the tune Mr.. west hos h'sn
here, he has made q numh'r OF iil,ies,
and has aided - the greatest oN', ny,
va tho upbullilns O; this section,
l.avcs ,hts week, cnrrvtnR Wltn ~
the hest wishes ~ all who know h',h,
II IL rumored that Mr.. Weat W.. ~
succeeded by NJ joseph hailoh, W.
was hrmerly -'a-nsef or 'hh' 'o""
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uerman uiiIiary scandal.

berlin, Sept S--A painful scandal
has arisen IN one Of the regiments ~
the Dragon guards, ensrr The Officers
have boon playing b1ccara; Tor hlrh
stakes u late. Prince Albert. ~ SAKE
C1burr. lost c3.000 and Lieut.. GociE
he entire fortune M one rltIng. \
quarrel arose between The latter and
another officer which led % chal-
icnTo Tho colonel " the regiment re-
ported The mriier 20 The emperor
Angrrcd BY the disregard n his pro-
hibitiln of gambling. Emperor William
summoned Prince Albert 10 his pros.
ence aud ufisfti him 10 take leave N
absence until September 90 The other
two officers were cnshlered.
a good deal % comment has been
caused by the fact that Lieut. Won
ilruzwitz. who was sentenced 10 three
years and twenty days imprisonment
Tor dueiilre hniir shortly afffr ~
had achieved noioriefy by running 9
lah1ring man through With he sword
Tor Accidentally knocking against the
llSutrnarfs chat N r. cgfc. has been
iihsthttd 4 gear before the expiration
" the torn.
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Washington, Sept. st--Thc offieors of
the state department attach very little
Importance 10 the stories coming from
Hong Kong 90 the enect that German
warHhlpa are preparing 10 take pos
session " one or more Islands OF the
philppine group The government IL
thuf0ufhiy convinced that no other
power will undertake ~ thr time 10
disturb the status quo of the philip
pinfa, pending the conclusion OF the
ppbcc commission. Which viii meet In
parla very a1ph, Germany couid not,
even By ccgslun or purchase. acquire
from apaln any u no Philippine group
peiidlns the decision of ne peace com 1
profit In that manner ny the present
sltuailpn of spain. her act might be re-
Eafdod ~ a casua bell.
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BEING DEAD
YET sPEAkerH.

The front N the organ ia Az drapod
a. 90 represent two Eoldon columns.
one on each Side aurmouniod by
domes, and ioinod by IA fcrtoon III
whlte olfhmore. the folds " which
fan down on each Side N the organ. In
graceful curves. Hollow the portrait 10 a
semi-clrclc of white drap6ry. forming
frame Tor the center piece. which "a
no less symbolic than beautiful.
we dpflr0d," snid Bishop Wlnder,
chairman ~ the decoration Committee,
TO rot up something unique Is dis
hnguiFh President Wooiruh's life
s0mcihing NOT used before"
stand out IN bid figures the date;
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Your GROCER sELLs
U. 8. BAKING POWDER

Alvo In the procession TO the grave.
seated IN a large drag
A noticeable feature In thr process
sion AMI one favortbly c3mncn,ed up
on was the long line OF teachers and
students representing the rrlghtm
Young Academy at Provo. An ihe
teachers came. ami a strong del1gation
from each class among ehr aiuitnu.
on. side ths bands and military organ.
izations, they were the 1nly ones afoot.
The committee on decoration kcp,
well IN mind President Woldruns M
structions. and avclitd Everything
that could be- called os;entatinn. \
lesson was thus taught the Latier-dsy
Saints by she death ~ their leader
even ns Thousands have been taught
by his NE.
only fraction of the people WIN
came 10 the funeral were able to rot
into tho Tabernacle. Az were pa.
ticnt, however. and awaited tho cou-
cluflon 81 the somewhat lengthy ser.
vlcea. and formed In iiic Tor blocks 10
Witness the funeral cuftcec.
one ~ the hnppicrt ideas n the
committees ON decoration vas the elrc.
trio display of the words "8cinR dead
yet SpeHkcth." a pleasant surprise
To- the audience resulted from turning
on the current during the FIRST two
hymns.
Al 'hc Offices Of the city and county
hrtlding were closed until 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. out Of respect to the
hWmory ~ President Woodruff, and 10
ANEW he employees 90 attend tho funcr.
IA
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MARSHAL AND AIDS.


A word Of praife u due 10 those who
IN the various tasks asslgned them
acquitted themselves 80 ciileienty ana
well In the discharge 0f the lhboriouH
duties OF the day. The several CON.
mlttees, aa well ~ the marshal ana
his aides. were ~ fnlluwsi
General Commlttee-ilrlnhnm YOUNG
Iieher !. Grant. Abraham q. Woodruff
Secretary. Thomas Hun.
Marshal Of the Day-Robert T. Bur
ton. Aides -iiriant ". Wells, Milton
". Hardy. Geo, A. Smith. y = Young
Nephi H. Morris, Joe kimbnll Geo "
cannon. James q. Mcdonald. Thco Y.
Burion, Alfonso Snow, Mathoni w.
Pratt. Moses ". Taylor. =. 81 Lyman
Ir., i,ichard Smith. Edward H. snow.
Ron. n. Eldrcdgc. Reed smuot, Geo
81 Cannon, Hugh ]. cannon, Junius
n. Wells Frank v. Taylor, EHra q.
nlch. Joa. Merrill. John NJ. Cannon, III.
A q. Young, ChaH. Wilckcn. Geo. y
Teasdnie &. ~. Schcttlor, BriEhhm "
Cannon. Douglas NJ. Todd, Jnp' -
spencer. l.dw. II. Anderson ueo. ~.
nrlmhall. brigham i. Grant ltlchafn
N. Lyman, Elias \. smith, prNcy
richards. D., NJ Weller Frank II, SNOW.
~. III Wells. v, y. Wens, iiyruii'
qfnnt. samuel Bntemhn, A. o, smoot
"A HeipSr' dec. y. wooliey. willard
committee on Dccoratlon-Jno' y,
wlndor. Chas. n, Savage. Nelson \
Hmpry. spencer Clawaon. Henry Din
wnodey -.
Committee on Muric--T'van stephens
Horace q. whitney, Geo. d. PIPER
dec. w. Thatcher Jr
cen,nilttos on scatlna-John g, cut
Ter. Rodney G. Badger. Mllando Pratt
Chas. J.. Thomas.
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srooNnoLpsns MEETING

salt Lake City, sepi, n,,ns II
Tile annual stockholders ms,nry VIII
hs MA al ths egnpahy's once WV
spencer ciawson s 60, 100 br9aaN5 M ,
Thursday, October Q. 1888. al ~ sueh
Tor the election of officers IN, ,ro II,
other business az shlll come plnS
SPENCER cLAWSON. Presiurrn rsas.
Ii. u. CLAWSON Jit., sse' o
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81 won.i 81, : Merd.~

New York. sept. a. special 20 the
wJrid from Camp wikoff. says; Gen.
shafier listened Win Interest % q
synopsis ~ Otu, Mlics's Interview
crliiclslng him. Thsn h. remarked
II WON'T say a word"
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CANE IN TO THE FUNERAL.
large Attendance Of Visitors Over Tho Differ
en-, Railroads Upwards Of 1000 Ia hl.

An tho Incoming trains. both apeolhi
ana regular, on the oregon Short Lane
ana no 0rande Western. were heavily
laden with passengers, who ATTENDED,
mo funeral services VI President VIII
ford woodruff today. me p3reentsse
6f travel was far greater than anncl.
mated by either OF the roads Ahnut
go peofle came In over the oreEun
short Line from the North and south,
,,file UPWARDS ~ 200 came In over the
Union Pacihc from various points IN
wyoming, while upwards OF $50 arrived
on Tie regular Eureka train. on the
naciil from ogden. about 100 people
came down. REPORTS from all the oiii-
Gers today, are 10 the eifect that over
1000 people came In over the different
lines, besides those who arrived yes
terday. ..a
The members Of the CITY Council
mot nj the oiiice of President barnes
shortly before 10 o'clock this morning,
and, later. marched In q body TO the
Tabernacle. where special seats had
been reserved for them. They were
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DIED.

MhcKAY-At Taylorwills. a. io;n
a. M, sept. 7. Pearl Eiizabeth, d'uei
ter ~ Joshua and Lura Maokay, .,,,'
months and 20 days, or suhho'
Funeral Friday at . p. M i''''
Taylorsville. .-.-----==
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Toledo Ohm. SEPT. s.lThc Rcpubll-
cans OF the Thirteenth district at Foa-
f5ria, have nominated DR. H. l.. Wen
nef OF Tim. for Congress.
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my extreme regret What the remedy
is. II any. am Unable to suggest
Gen. Goblin dlscusscd the pension
question at Ienetli and said;
IAN that the old soldier demnndd W
that the existing pension laws be AZ
mlnistercd with justice and hberaiiy
In accordance with the intention OF tha
laws when enacted. and which were
made TO provide for the soldier and fc.
ileve his necessities to the fun extent
TO which he IL entitled. This " dne
him. and there should be no cnvil or
question about his receiving IT,
The commander-in-chief cmhodieu
In his address a letter from commits
sioncr Of Pensions Evans which CON
tnined the following nsurca;
Number Of pensioners on agency roils
June 20. 1897, a7s,0if. Originals grant
ed. In ciudlng report not on rolls o'sal'
Reservations granted, Included ~ 70,
port not on rolls. 7G2, originals grantee
In 1898. b2,632. Restorations granite!
N 1895. 4.0S9. Total. i.oio,3G'. Dropped
m ises: ny deaths. sseei' BY re-mar-
Rage. 1859. by expiration minority. y
1871: by failure 10 claim. 3.OSl; by "ther
causes. Aigc Total, ie.Gii. on rows
June 70. isss, eag.1ii. Net increase Tor
year. 1900. Pensions ana
nnvy--pald IN 1895. nHe5i.Slp. ices
paid examining surgeons ssst.st''
Agencies Salaries and cNponaes' t9as-
o2a. bureau Salaries aud per diem
si,sli sci. Total, tifp.2e5.5fi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-08

rugged pine. while below. between the
dates' md reprt sntinR the oxpanae of
valley. re the yellow tons OF fufza and
rabbt.bfush. Nothing c1uM give
more realistic ldts of Utah as the
dead Pioneer found n.
On the tight and ieft ~ the picture
arc shUaves OF wheat and oats. sym
bolic both q what Utah \, today. and
81 the ripe age Of our deparied Presi-
dent. But that which u m0sl touching
y n bark NJ il1wors an around presi-
dent Wcudruff's feet, which. whether II
be taken to symboiize the 1--we on hls
people. or the nov home which he has
gone. - equally effective. When the
electric display shall enhance Inc
beauty and harmony Of Ills center.
piece Y VIII make m IMPRESSION on
TIE aullenre never to be forgotten.
The stand next attracts attention.
All the seats are drapcd In white; the
pulplts' one above another. are rrace-
tuily fest1oncd IN cream cashmere and
white ribbon. The posts at each end,
also In white drapery. are each sur
mounted by magnificent bouquet.
The semi-clrcular railing on each side
the stand has background ~ white
Grape ng1inft which. At regular inter
NAls. IRE folds Of cream cashmere. tied
~ silk cord and tasscis below. and
fastened above with sprays Of oak
containing acOrns. and with evergrccns
and aunil0wcfy. a similar method u
decoration j. followed VITA the baius-
trade which crosses Che auditorium.
The impression of the whole Il that Of
. mighty pair " white wings about TO
hover over the audience.
The caskCt and floral decorations
como last bun 10y no means least into
consideration. Fellow the stand on y
table slantlnR east and west. are the
last rcfnains Of the late beloved leader
The coffin Ia literally embossed In n
tapestry Of flowers bearing this legend;
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The FUNERAL coRrtss STARTS.


Tho ceremonies In the Tabernacle
nded, the great audience MED out Into
lhe street and, dlverglng 10 an dlrec-
lions, vast host, mingilng with those
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N LovtSo REMEMBRANCE
or tar CHILDREN AND onASpunifnuES oy
rmornE cAurrn woodruff AND
MARY JACKSON WOODBURY..

on top Of the caakct "A bank 81
carnations. roses ana lilies. on which
the single word Father appears,
while at the head l. crown Of flowers.
the gift u the Relief societies. and at
the foot n gigantic fern palm leaf coy-
cred With magnificent cut roses, the
sit Of y. Aucfbach a Co. A Hhc1f "
rlpCncd barley IL also on the caakot,
and festDons u smiiaN unite the whole.
ON each side oflthe ctsket "a a floral
column Inscribed, In loving rcmcm-
brauce u the President OF r. G NJ. T."
Near by n a largo ciroi. of cut roses
and other flowers, bearing the motto
on it, face. THE glory NJ God IL Intel.
lletnce" The oitcle tymhollzcs eternity
and a band or bridge crossing Il and
evidently Intended 20 symhpllae time
hears the inscription ~. NJ. NJ. I. A."
A large harp OF flowers. slfnlhctnt n
tho divine harmony OF President Wood
runs life. Is the gift u the Tabcr-
nacic choir.
other gifts Of flowers are basket
NJ aatera and cut roses by the Primary
association. a basket Of flowers BY the
city Council harp by a. q. btiNen,
a wreath by Annie noRlund. an anchor
by Mr. and MfH. John Hrck, brautltul
/ floral designs BY Mrs. NJ. ". harrau
/ and also by Mr.. and Mrs. james g Me.
Donald. an unusually beautiful hou.
quot of goldcn-h banded illllea OF Japan
and cut roses by H. G. Evans, bSnidea
many offerings without names
Tho ofrct NJ the whole o. that % sim
pilclty and purity. The dlatingulHhinE
| traits 81 the departed President
/ While the committee on decoration de.
/ stfve great praise for the planning ~
/ the whole. y. q. v. Huufncr and Ms
assistants, Sisters Sarah 4. ON ana
Lizzie Ashton. who executed the pltha
! nre not 10 be forgotten.
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no ounr A corn IN oNE pk''

rake Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tap,e''s..
Au druggists refund the money
filis 10 cure. 25c TIE genuine
~ ~ an aarh fTh'
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1e47.

Immediately above are large lunches
N sagobrush lntonmlngled with sun
bowers. Further up are the tops OF The
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vfcE.cnMMANDEH.

The junior vice commsndcr-in-chief,
Frafpia ~ Altn, eild In his rlplri
that no fnistakf would be made n the
national cnctmpmfnt should IN ihe fu-
turg select ~ least one national oiicer
who's service wns IN the navy and
thus give practical effsrt 10 the slnsl-
men, ~ tie rfFanlxttion. the tqutii,y
af 4he soldier and sailor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-08

In MS report. Alfred Lyih, ihe senior
vice cnnnianitr- CHIEF referred %
she visit Of rls, 2. department of New
York 20 Hamilton. ont. saying thaf
she cheers which greeted the c0rrtlrs
IN arrival and the reception on the
par; ~ the citizens " Hamilton were
illustrations OF the recent drawing to-
Rc,her IN aympithy and feeling of the
two great English speaking nations.
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Siu in the procession to the grave.
seated IN a large DRAG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26
For Better Fishing.

Messrs. Delano and Shaw have COM
pleted screening the Barton brook, the
outlet of Three Cornered pond This
beautiful little lake, some two miles in
length, lies near the Belfast road, six
miles east of Augusta. 1t is a spring
fed pond with bold and rocky shores
broken here and there by beaches of
pure white sand. Its one inlet, Stony
brook, was famous trout stream,
of old. Last year Mr.. E. A. Hussey,
with S. S. Brooks & Co., obtained 1900
trout which were liberated in these
waters in November
This season through the cooperation
of Messrs. Barton and Pierce of Wind
sor, and Messrs. Haskell, Chandler,
Shaw. Webster and others of Augusta,
the screening Of the pond has been
done in the most substantial manner
1t is hoped to obtain more fish, this
fall and thus gradually develop an
other accessible play ground for our
busy citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

The Kremonia people were fortunate
in their selection of lady demonstra-
tor for Augusta. The persons who
step into Hill & Lockes, this week.
may as we'll make up their minds be-
fore entering, to acknowledge the su-
perior merits of "Kermonia," as a dirt
remover. The writer is willing wit
ness, after testing it, to it's excellence.
and does not propose to keep house
without it..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

We need not be terrified even If the
woodchuck has, with chattering teeth,
sought his winter quarters. Winter
has but few terrors for the New Eng
lander of the present age. Even now
the harbingers of another spring are at
our doors. Step into J. E. Fuller's and
see the nice fresh spinach, rad
ishes, lettuce. etc. Fall Is also amply
represented in the fine parsnips, Tokay
grapes and particularly in the st. An
drews' turnips that come from Prince
Edwards Island. There Is said to be a
superior flavor about these turnips.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

Every little while there is certain
disagreeable occurrence in every city
in the shape of rumors of a peeping
Tom. There is nothing more despis-
able than this class of individuals, and
it is too bad that Augusta has to be
afflicted with one. He has made his
appearance on several occasions re-
Gently in different sections of the city.
Should he be captured he will be dealt
with in a suitable manner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county for one week:
BOOTHBAY-John Holton to Willard
Dodge, land. 81: Nancy G. Holton to Will
Clement McCobb, land and buildings, 81,
etc.
ariah X. Curtis, land and buildings. 81.
DRESDEN-Wm. Goud to. Lorenzo Fl.
Turner, land and buildings, $4OO.
SOUTHPORT-Gilma p. Hodgdon ct.
al to Anna A. Pierson. land, ETC.. 81.
WALDOBORO-Henrie s. Trafton to
Harriet Flanders, land and buildings. $525;
Hiram Cushman's heirs to Harriet F1an-
ders, land and buildings, 81, ETC.: Emer-
son Pitcher to Geo. L. Pitcher. land and
buildings, ETC.. 81.
WESTPORT-Mattie E. Hodgdon to
Mrs. Geo. F. ingalls,. land and buildings,
ETC., 81.
WISCASSET-Daniel P. Bailey to
Eleanor r Turner, land and buildings,
5000; Adeline w. Foye's. est. to Thomas
Jackson. land ar! buildings. $3.50; Mar
tina Frances Robel.s. ct ais. to Geo. Blag-
don, land and buildings, st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

The Lamoine Beach Water Company
of Ellsworth, has filed a certificate Of
Incorporation under a special act of the
Legislature in 1897. They purpose to
furnish the town Of Lamoine with
water The capital stock is $4,000, of
which $50 is paid in. Hannibal E.
Hamlin Of Ellsworth, is the president,
and John A. Peters, Jr., OF Ellsworth,
Is the treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26
4 Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on fifty cent bottle
Of Greene's Syrup Of Tar II It fails t
cure your cold or cough. We also warrant
a twenty-five cent bottle to prove salts
factory or no pay.
Bowditcl1 & We0ster, Augusta.
John Coughlin, Augusta.
F. x. COurtemanche. Augusta.
Arthur Tetrault, Augusta.
Mixer & johnson. Augusta.
F. G. Knsman & Co., Augusta.
Chas. K. Partridge, Augusta.
Temple Pharmacy, Augusta.
A. b. Hutchinson, Hallowell.
ii. d. Robinson & co, Gardiner.
Chas. Ward & Co.. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

A certain resident of Northern
are regarded with a great deal of sus.
picion by some of their friends lately.
They went hunting in Northern Maine
and returned with two deer skins and
the story that they had shot two deer.
The meat was missing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

a few days longer than was expected
when the orders to move were first re-
ceived. They will be greatly missed
from the street and many hearts of
the fair sex will bleed for few days
as the boys in many cases have formed
here in July.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
The San Francisco MinstreIs

will be the next attraction at Meonian
hall, Saturday October 20. The Ban
gor Commercial says of this show it's
the best minstrel troupe that has visi-
ted the city in years; the performance
was enjoyed by crowded house and
that the company would be welcome
there again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

General Manager Evans, Chief En-
gineer Dunn and Bridge Builder Wat
son of the Maine Central, passed
through the city in Mr.. Evans private
car attached to the morning train, on
their way to Vanceboro on business
connected with the road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

Secretary e. T. Garland of the PORT
land Y. NJ. c. A., was in the city yes
terday, Mr., Garland is just recover
ing from a severe attack OF appen-
dicitis which at one time his friends
were afraid would be the cause OF MS
death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

The soldiers at the Augusta CITY nos
pital are improving rapidly. Last
Thursday Peter Perraw and Wlii 1ooo-
win were able to go to their homes.
and on Sunday Joseph Thorne. Albert
Morneau and Bert Clifford were dis-
charged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

Alfred Morrissey was before Judge
Andrews. Tuesday morning, for belng
intoxicated. He was fined 50. Mike
scanlon was sent to Jail for 80 days for
the same offence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

The conductors and motormen of the
Electric Railroad are receiving new
caps They are a square cap similar
to those used on the Maine Central
Railroad. They have two silver bands
around them with the word motor
man" or conductor" as the case may
he
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

.Joe I.acumb. the North End barber,
shot a duck from his window on the
bank of the river, Tuesday, with
small revolver.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

The remains Of Private Albert L.
Hamlen of Battery A, who died, Mon
day, were taken to Lewiston for in
terment, on the morning train. Tues
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26
STATE HOUSE AFFAIRS.
Members Of State Board Of Health Classifies
the Southport Spiders.

Doubtless the people will remember
the story that has been travelling the
rounds Of the State press. about the
spiders in a house in Southport They
were SO very numerous that the family
had to move out and leave them in
possession Of the house.
Some of them were captured and sent
to Prof. Robinson Of Bowdoin College.
who is member Of the State board If
health. and he says they are the or
dinary. spider and not at all poisonous.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-10-26

Major Butler of the Arsenal. went 10
Portland on business connected Win
the ordnance department OF FORT
Preble on the morning train, yesterday.