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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-16
MEETING OF THE CIVITAS CLCB

Miss Duncan + now forming classes for children
turing the summer at Newport and Tuxedo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
NO MECHANICAL ROULETTE.
Marshal Drake Begins War on NckIe. in.the
Slot Machines.

City Marshal Drake has begun war on
the nicke-in-the-s machines He gave
orders for their removal, yesterday. In
speaking of the matter afterwards, he
said he proposed to prosecutc the propri-
etors of the places where they are kept
for use.
Some time ago he gave orders that they
should be removed. His orders were car
ried out and for a time were obeycd. A
short time ago, one or two We're placed in
running order in the city, and Marshal
Drake hearing of their being in opera
ton, gave orders, yesterday, that they
should be removed.
In speaking of the matter, he said he
had no idea that there were any in oper-
alton in the city, and that he proposed to
that if the owners persisted in running
the machines he should not keep after
them with repeated orders, but should
take the machines and prosecute the pro-
prietors of the places where they were
found.
In regard to the cigar machines he said
he had no objection to their running.
Those, he said, were not as immoral as
the machines where the game played is
simply mechanical poker or roulette. In
conclusion Ne said: II shall prosecute the
men who attempt to run that form of a
machine, and you may say so in the
paper
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Athletic Sports at Fairview Park.

There viii be athletic sports at FAR
view park. Saturday afbern0on.July ~,
with the following events: Standing
long Jump first prize 81, second priZ"
81: hurdle race, $50 yards, first prize ~,
second prize 81; bicycle race. one mile,
prizes valued at S.. 81 and 81; sack
race. 70 yards. first prize 81. second
prize 81: three legged race, - yards,
first prize 81. second prize 81; 100 yard
dash. championship Of Somerset coun-
~. first prize s.. second prize So. third
prize s.: tug Of war for teams Of SIX
men. championship Of Somerset coun-
ty, SO 10 winning team; running hon.
step and leap. first prize 81. second
prize 81: putting the l0-pound shos.
first prize 81: second prize 81: obstacle
race, l2o yards, first prize s., second
prize. s.. third priest. Conditions: En-
tries n be made 10 ". Elliott not Later
than tn. evening Of July y. Entrance
fee 81 each team for tug Of war. -
cents for each Of the other events, n
for all excepting the tug q war; 30
cents entrance fee 10 accompany en-
tries. \ ticket of admission will be
given to cacn competitor. Any resi-
DENT of Somerset county may enter
any or all events. There VIII be ball
game between the Sk0whegans and
some other Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

Kennebec Towalge Company. On ae-
count of the danger for screw boat 1t
has been necessary for the company
to secure side wheel tow boat. The
tugs have towed the schooneIs down
as far as the fort where they have
been taken in charge 10y the side wheel,
by which they have been towed over
the line. When a schooner is to be
towed in the side wheel tug has towed
the schooner in over the line and it IS
then taken in charge by regular tugs.
The Boston boats have been bothered
a great deal, too, by the mines. On
an ebo tide it has Seen hard work for
the boats to land at Popham Beach on
account of the mines. Ever since the
mines have been in position there has
been a delay of 35 minutes in making
a landing. The captain of the Saga
dahoc, in speaking of the matter, yes
terday morning, expressed much pleas
ure when he read that the mines are to
be removed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
HOME OF ITS OWN.
Hermon Lodge Of Masons the Owners Of the
Wight Property.

The Hermon Lodge of Masons has
purchased the Wight property and IL
special communication has been called
for Friday evening, when the report of
the committee on property will be con-
Sidered.
Ever since the rooms of the lodge
were destroyed by fire the lodge as been
contemplated owing a building of it's
own. Early in May the committee APP
pointed to act for the lodge had it's eye
on three places with a view of pur-
chasing. One of these was the prop
erty where the lodge rooms We're before
located.
| At the time of the fire the lodge own
sd the upper part of the building and
on account of the lack of room, rented
a part of the adjoining building fol
anterooms. AS the building now
stands it is not deep enough and the
lodge members propose extending tn,
length of the building to the full extern
of the lot, Is feet beyond the presen
rear wall. This addition with tn,
rooms that is proposed to hire for tn,
anterooms will give the necessar,
room.
| The lower part of the building it i;
proposed to use for renting purposes
Through this the lodge will have {
regular income.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
WATERVILLE.
MAINE WOMaN'S RELIEF CORPS
Holding Annual Convention at Watervi!Ie -
Officers Addresses and Reports.

The Maine Women's Relief Corps are
in annual convention in the city.
Pedestrians on Main and Silver streets.
Wednesday morning, noticed that a
bright, new banner had been flung to
the breeze from the window of the
Milli!ien block. 1t was the banner of
the Maine Relief Corps, and the con-
vention being held now is the 10th an
nual and the hall of the 0. L. y. NJ. is
being used.
Headquarters were established at
the Elmwood hotel, Tuesday night.
The convention was called to order at
10 O'Clock \. NJ, Wednesday, by the
State president, Mrs. Lydia A. Bickford
of Auburn. Others of the State officers
We're present.
The report OF the committee on
credentials showed 81 delegates to he
present. Roll call followed. The State
president, Mrs. Bickford, then de
lvered her annual address in the
course of which she said:
During the last year $l,901.95 was
given in charity directly or turned over
to the members of the different c. A.
X. posts to eXpend for similar pul-
poses. More than this, hundreds Of
sick and needy have been visited and
comforted. ninistrations that cannot
be measured in dollars and cents.
Every year it is more and more clearly
demonstrated that the smaller posts
especially, receive great benefit from
the Women's Relief Corps organiza-
ton. Socially. also, the order is of
great assistance to the members of the
G. y. r. posts, the influence of the
ladies tending to maintain a higher
standard of morals.
The president next spoke in very
complimentary way of the work done
by individual members Of her staff
during the last year She attended
the national encampment of the G.. A.
K; at Buffalo and spoke in highest
terms of the treatment she received
while there and of the cordial greet
ing extended to her by the Ladies of the
G. a. r., an organization kindred to
the Woman's Relief Corps.
In consideration of the fact that the
G. a. II. is now considering the mat
ter Of admitting soldiers of the present
war to membership in that organiza-
ton. a new question arises for the
Relief Corps to settle. of admitting the
wives, mothers and daughters of these
soldiers to membership in the order
Speaking of the matter of State pen.
sions, the president expressed the wish
that Governor Powers and the members
of the last Legislature might receive the
thanks of the Woman's Relief Corps fol
the liberal appropriations made for State
pensions.
Among her recommendations was on,
for setting apart Il portion of this ant
each succeeding convention for memoria
exercises in memory of deceased mem
bers; another that committee of tire,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

The departure of Co. A, for Augusta.
yesterday morning. was the cause of
unusual activity at the armory. The
members of the company were busy a
good part of the night, taking care of
the goods but there was SO much to be
done that the last of the goods had not
been packed away until late in the
forenoon. When the last box had been
packed there was nothing remaining
that gave the building the appearance
Of an armory. The men We're in heavy
marching order when they boarded the
car late in the forenoon, that carried
them to Augusta, where they went into
camD,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
STATE FAIR RACES.
Trustees Arrange for ADDITIONAL Races FAN
Gus Horses 10 Be Exhibited.

| Lewiston Mo. Julv 1e.-,SpeciaO.-A
! -, - ~, .,..
Nf''i"I hioe'"t7 - '"N 'iuN'Ne9 ~ tHc
Maine State Agricultural Society toy the
| purpose of arranging the class races 10
~, g Nh, ,..
~ "'i'' sop '-o-' was 'Ic."' '''''E' al
/ Hotel ATWOOD IN this cry. The most I'M
! p0rtant of the class races to hc trotted
/ in connection with the State races already
| advertised was the 2l5 class t~1i f0r a
| purse OF 500 A 2I7 narine class nurse
$500. and A 3-minute class trot for a nurse
of 500
4 very Interesting event IN +,I-, ,'ana
Monday Sent ! and Wndu4sf4,v San.
| : will he M E-r,nrh rac..s vbi'b' ,,iil H..
/ cludr A D 50 class trot far a nurse Of sa60
ANA > ~ trn, Nv nacc mr. Stno tn
| French races ara nn,n apI,, ~ N,;nc
| harsns
| On Lri,rax Son. q .h., ol,s;,,,, ,ia,. If
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HYPNOTIC MONKEY.
This Simian Has Wonderful Control Over
Other Monkeys.

Several physicians who have made 4
stuly OF hypnotism are much interested
in the peculiar influence exercised over
his fellows by a monkey in the Glen
Island Zoo in New York. He possesses a
power OF hypnotsm over his monkey
brethren as strong as was SvcngaH :
over Trilby. The monkey has been
named judge on account of his grave eX-
preston and sober manners. He eXer-
rises his peculiar powers only for his own
pleasure and enrichment whenever the
desire strikes him.
Judge is a recent importation from
South Africa. He attracted little or no
attention at first. then the attendants
noticed that he hal a mysterious control
over the other monkeys iH the cage. Big
ana little without regard to race or specie
seemed To bc under the domination of his
will a look clicnlns of the sharp
teeth, a twinkling Of the hairy brow. and
the strongest monkey in the collection
bows helplessly to the hypnotist's desires.
\ few days ago careful watch was set
on Judges action. 1t wasn't long before
he performed his magic \ particularly
fine peanut had been thrown into the
cage and was eagerly snapped up by one
Of the larger monkeys who had an eye
for business. With a chucklc of delight
the happy monkey startcti to break the
she'll Of his treasure. when suddenly there
came sharp, metallic clicking.
The monkey with the peanut looked un-
easy but tried evidently to make himself
do with him. lie gave the peanut an
extra turn and started on a new pace.
when the clicking came again. This time
the monkey shifted nervously. He
seemed 10 lose interest in the choice NOR
sci that he had captured for his own.
and while still holding it in one of his
paws he looked appealingly at the people
who had gathered in front OF the cage.
For the third time the clicking noise was
heard. 1t was sharp and more impera-
tive than before. and 1t did the business.
The monkey with the peanu, at once
gave in. He turned away from the people
in front and looked around In cowed,
beaten manner. There on one of the top
bars. grim and determined. sat Judge.
The monkey with the peanut began to
move slowly in his direction. Holding
fast TO his treasure he climbed up the
side of the cage. As he approached
nearer and nearer to the fierce visage
chat remained immovably scowlng at
him. the poor wretch's teeth began to
chatter and he emitted the most plaintive
whine of fear.
Judge awaited the coming of his sub
ject. and reached out black paw and
calmly took the peanut from the unresist-
ing victim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
Shooting Tourname nts.

The Watervile Gun Club has decided
to hold its State tournament the latter
part of August. the exact dates not
having been yetLse!ected The inter-
state tournament is to be held on the
grounds OF the Watervil!e Club, August
Il and is, and ii is not desirable to
have the two tournaments come too
near together. \ pleasing part of the
programme of the interstate tourna-
ment Will '5e the fishing excursion. to
occur the day following the tournament
ut Great Pond. There will he present
at this tournament from a dozen to a
score of the most noted trap shots in
the East ana after their two days
work az the traps they viii enjoy trip
OF Great pond for the bass fishing and
such a dinner as can be secured there.
Captain Jordaus steamer has already
been chartered for ;he day and there
will he lot of fun in store for those
who make the trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

The service over the remains of Hen
ny Gardner, whose funeral took place
al p NJ, Wednesday. was conducted
by the Rev. J. u. Michigan. chaplain.
The attendance was very large and the
whole ceremony inspiring. Cutler
Post. As, G. A. r., paraded, company
comrades, and the escort Of the MEM
bers of the Home. firing party. pail
bearers. with the solemn music of the
band, We're most fitting to the memory
of a faithful comrade. He was a hard
worker in the post and received its
honors. His work in the hospital was
conscientious and constant. His deal
irys with members Of the Home shew
a kindly nature. The Rev. clergyman
knew him for % years and in beauti-
full eulogy gave him the character of "A
good man and a faithful Christian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports,

CAl-AlS-July Is, sid, schs Portland
Packet, Gardner; VIM Thomas. Bos-
ton; Terapn, Patchogue; L l. Lee.
New York
RO,CkliAND-July IS. ar, schs II G.
R Rtiisrhs X sptncer' Boston; W Ellis.
,B13ANGOR-July 10, ar. sch Julia Ann
billnSs. Der Isle; Big Forest Belle
weed. Newport News. i'e'
SIu, schs Albert Mason, Gale, Newark
Ann ANNE p Chtse. Ellis. New York: Hattie
Mc'i Buck, Chandler. New York: Flora
Condor. Sellers. New York: Arricol , q
hanson. sound port; Maria /. Davis,
33 Gum, Witkrord; Caroline Kreischer,
u paSOR,TrLASD~,,July 1a. ar, sim Horatio
nan; Bragg. New York: Big Black She
nanion. Wilson, No l, Baltimore. sens
Jennie zen Batler. Butler, Baltimore; Laura
CID. blk Edmund Phinney, Young Ra-
ma Blanca; sch Warren Adams, G,yen.
BOOTHBAY-July ~ ar -schs Do.
nMath; MIRA Sears. Portland; Lawrence
mum, cruising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

These members and delegates of the
Heath Post Woman's Relief Corps.
left, yesterday morning, for Waterville,
to attend the State convention: Mrs.
Clarence Smith, president; Mrs. j. c.
Morrison, past president; delegates,
Mrs. George Bowie. Mrs. Newell Reed
Mrs. Joseph A. GlaZier, Mrs. Henry
Potter, Mrs. Emery. Mrs. William VII
ley; members, Mrs. f. Purnell, Mrs.
Witham, Mrs. Warren Wight, Mrs.
Emma Stephenson. Mrs. Springer, Mrs.
Frank Nickerson, Mrs. f. +. Lewis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Aroostook Republicans Meet and Nominate
County Officials for Next Year.

Republican county convention for Aroos-
took was held here. today. and was quite
lively at times. The routine business was
quickly accomplished.
The following nominations We're made:
Senators, Louis c. Stearns of Caribou.
and Henry {. Sharp of Monticello: clerk
of courts. Michael NJ. Clark; county at
torney, Ransford w. Shaw of Houlton.
sheriff, Levi II. Gerry of Caribou: regis
ter of deeds. James ii. Kidder of Houl-
ton: county treasurer Leland O. Ludwig
or Houlton; county commissioner Pres
ton n. Burleigh of Houlton; register of
deeds Tor the northern section, Joseph f.
Cyr of Frenchvile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
Children OF the American Revolution.

All youths, both boys and girls. in
terested in forming a society of the
Children of the American Revolution.
are requested to attend meeting for
that purpose at the residence of Mrs.
Chas. +. Johnson, No. s Lawrence
street. Thursday morning. July Il. at
10 O'Clock. The wife Of DR.. Austin
Thomas would be happy To meet the
parents, also. at this meeting to con-
fer the more fully in regard to their
patriotic organization
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
EDITORS At HALIFAX.
Enjoying Drive Around City Greatly Interest.
ed in Vessels and Fortificatjors.

Halifax, N. s., July 13.-Members of
'ne MAINE Press Association arrived
here, this afternoon. They left Port
land' on Monday, and visited st. John.
D'soy ana Aentville on the way here.
This afternoon they We're driven about
.he city. Tomorrow will be spent talk
ing IN some of the points of interest in
ana about the city. All appear to be
greatly interested in the Notifications
and the ships of war now in the bar-
bor -"i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
NATIONAL HOME.

Members of the Home living outside
it's limits will not be supplied with ra-
tions after July 81. They will turn over
all Home clothing to the quartermas-
ter. Should they continue to live away
from the Home they must have fur
loughs for a definite time. to be re-
neWaole. Neglect to secure fur
Tough or discharge before September l,
will result in their being reported "ab-
sent without leave"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14
Other Domestic Ports.


| CITY ISIAND--July IL, bound south
schs Gypsum, Empress, Maggie, Ellen.
Portland, Me; Albert Stearns. Bath.
Me: s C Tryon. Richmond, Ne; HN
Soi,jrs. Haliowell, Me; Druid, Thomas-
tn Ne: Charles Woolsey and Ada
l1dscS. Rockland, Ne: Islah X stefsoa.i
Hanx0r, Me: Mary. e Lynch, Bath. n:
HAZEL Dell, Blue FIN, Ne: w n Chesz
| tery Machias: ] Lindsey, Rockland:;
ray. ST John. n y: James y Talbot.
.R0ckiand: July Fourth, and Emma
Green; Bangor. Me; A Denike, Ken
nebcc.
Ar, schs Charles G Endicott, Bath: ]
| d Ingrahann, Augusta. Samuel G Hart,
ston!ngton, Me; David s Siner, clarks
Islanl: Melissa Trask, Bangor: John
Portland, Me.
BAL4TIMORE-July IL, sid sch J
Manchester Haynes, Portland.
PHILADELPHIA-Ju IL, ar bk
Grace I.inwood, Eenhebec. Schs For
tuna. Kennebec; Maynard Summer.
Hillsboro, N. u.
SALEM--July 10. ar. schs L r Tay,
Portland for New York; Sandy Point,
Bangor for Boston.
NEW YORK-July 10. sid, sim Ma
jestic. Liverpool.
BOSTON-July 10. stms Megantic,
London; Trojan. Antwerp: Boston.
Yarmouth; tug Herald. Bangor: schs
Cummings. Fox River. n S: Genesta,
- VIM f Potter, clementsporr, n s;
Patriot, Paspebiac, + @; Lizzie Car
Ian. Weymouth. n s.
Cid, Sims Prince Edward, Yarmouth.
y S; New England. Liverpool; Bos-
tonian, London: hg Bertha Gray, Wey-
mouth. n s: schs Lena Maud. st John;
G A White. KenneJec and Baltimore.
sid, SENS British Empire, London:
Philadelphia, Liverpool; Loango.
Avonmouth; Hindoo. New York and
Huh. Eng.
NEWPORT NEWS. vA-July 10. sid.
schs Mary Adelaide and C w Churcl.
Bangor.
!. VINEYARD HAvEN-July 10. ar. schs
Sackville Packet. Sackville. n p. for or
ders. Car, Eth; A Heaton. Albany for
No 2rl tnr Add var Sn9w 1I Black Island
land for do; Forest Belle Machias for
Westerly, Ctore mainsaiD.
In p0rt-Schs Cumberland, Raritan
River for Portland: Miranda. Hoboken
III NJ " AN1Dot IDE
Biddeford: b W Morse. New York for
Kennebec; Ann, New Bedford for Sulli-
van; Henrietta A Whitney, Roniout for
Portland: Maud Malloch, Hoboken for
Ialais; Palestine Elzabethporr for Luz
bee; Fl VI Stanley, New Haven for st
John; Parlee. Port Johnson for do: Frank
and Ira. Elzabetnport for do; Fanny.
new York for do; Carita CBr) New York
for Yarmouth. y S; Fred A Emerson.
Gardiner. for orders: Frank l. p. ST John
Cor do; Sackville Packet. Sackviile Il,
for do: Phoenix, New York for Windsor:
Julia Frances, 'Elizabethport for Port
land: Lugano, Port Johnson for Orr's
Island Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

remember the supper to be serve I
by the ladies, this evening, for the
dement, of the wounded and sick SOL
dlefs. Inc hours are from 6 to s. If
peasant, it will be served on Monu-
meht park, and if stormy, in the opera
mouse. The p. o. S. of A. band will
furnish music for the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

All hope of reaching any of the vic
TINS OF the water works tunnel dis
aster at Cleveland. Ohio. was given up
late Wednesday afternoon. A rescu-
ing party penetrated the tunnel 6lOO
feet. This is within about 400 feet of
where the bodies of the II victims are
supposed 10 lie. The men who entered
the tunnel stated that after reaching
800 feet they found their passage
blocked by wreckage. caused by the
force of the explosion. The tunnel is
still filled with gas and several MEM
beers of the party We're brought to the
surface in an unconscious condition.
Three pntS of liquid \ dav aro sun
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NAWGATORS PLEASED
At the Announcement that the River Mine.
Are to Be Removed.

The announcement that the mines at
the mouth of the river are to be re-
moved has caused ship owners on the
river no end of pleasure. Ever since
the mines have been placed in the river
they have been bill of expense to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

Cash on hand in sub-corps treas

Among the most interesting reports
was that of the State chaplain, Mrs. May
T.. Ieavitt of Skowhcgan. This had u do
mostly with the work of the State Corps
and the corps OF the State on Memorial
day in assisting the q. A. r. in the ser
vices in the cemeteries throughout IN"
State.
This was followed by the report of the
State installing officer. Mrs Henry r.
titz, and State inspector, Mrs. +. !.
Dutton.
In the evening. there was 4 reception
to the visiting officers and members Of
the order BY w. $. Heath Relief Corps.
w S. Heath Post G. 4. r.. and garfield
Camp, S. of V. The reception was most
enjoyable affair and continued until late
hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

A. j. Packard of South Gardiner
who was injured. Saturday, while at
his work. is much better. The dress
ings were removed from the injuries,
Tuesday, which We're found to be in a
condition very favorable for recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

"A party of 30 Skowhegan ladies
visited Lakewood, Tuesday, passing
the afternoon in the grove ana pan
Quoting at Lakewood Inn in the eve
ming. The party visited the theatre n
tho evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

Mrs Curtis and daughter, Miss Ger
trude,and Miss Haseltine left, Wednes-
day morning, for Wolfville, N. s,
where they will spend the summer with
Kew. and Mrs. II. r. Hatch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

Ralph A. Wadsworth, VINO iately r.
turned from the Hawaiian lsiahds'
where he has been for some time past'
is the guest of his brother, DIR. }. T..
WadsWorth and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

Hul!o, Dobson, you're looking better
man I've seen You look for a year.
Yes. feel better. My wife has sen,
an our canned fruit to the front -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

The new firm of Jewett & Vlles nave
opened their meat market on Madisoh
avenue to the public. 1t is neat ana
attractive store, convenient for their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

The saw mill of L. w. Weston q "a
situated on the island, has been sah'
down for an indefinite period on ac-
count of the depression in the lumber
mark pt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-14

Falrheld is to have another horse
tfot. 1t Will occur July 90 and 30, and
VIII be managed by Messrs. f.. C.
hamilton, landlord of the Fairfield
rouse and Guy Edwards, the well
known horseman and trainer There
VIII De a three-minute. 2.3O and Il
20 class. This last one will be on the
5oth and will be free for all.