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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BOOTHBAY--June %. ar, sch Maud
Muller, Portland
Sid, schs William f Leggett, Boston:
Henry Chase. Portland; Imogene, do;
T. Waterman. Calais.
EASTPORT-June %. ar. schs Spar-
maker, Advocate Harbor, N s. Joker,
Mitchell, st John; s i Nightingale,
Bear River, N s.
Sid, sch Lexington, Advocate Harbor.
Observation-Disclosures 90, ar, sch Myra
Fullerton, Bar Harbor.
Sid. sch Nellie Grant, Rondet.
CALAIS-June 20, sid, schs Addie
Sawyer, Fall River; w d Magnun,
Scituate.
BELFAST-June %, ar, schs Harriet
Rogers, Deer Island
BANGOR-June %, ar, schs Agricola,
Lampson, Frankfort: Melissa Trask,
Trask Bucksport; Paul Seavey, Patters-
hall, Belfast.
sll, sqhs Josie Hook. Timer, Boston;
VIM Slater Hutchlngson, New York:
Menawa, Kendall, New York; Grace Web
ster. Harvey, New York: Delaware,
Black, Boston; Julia Baker, Perkins, Bos-
ton.
ROCKLAND-June %, ar, schs Clifton,
G3r), Wilcox, Louisburg. r.
Sid, sch Commerce, Betterling, New
York.
ROCK PORT-June 90, ar, schs Ethel
Merriam, Newman, Boston; Catalina, Nc
Intyre, Boston; Lizzie and Annie, Nutter,
Steuben.
SID schs Silas McI.oon. Morrill,, Boston,
Brenton Obj, Lablanche. Meteghan
River, n s; Talisman, Amiro, Port Gil
PORTLAND-June 90. ar, tug Spring
Hill. with bgs Nos l and 2. from PARIS
boro. y S: sehs w II Waters, Belyea, st
John, y ID, for Boston, after discharging
part cargo here; Antelope Blake, Boston:
Lillian, Norwood. do; VIM Kecne Hatha-
way, Machias for Boston.
Cid, sch A 3 Crosby, Bunker, Louis
burg. G. Il.
SD, tug Spring HILL Parrsboro. n S,
with bgs 3 and 4; br Jennie Hubert New
York; sch Adde Jordan. Emerson, New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-24

The English secretary of state for the
colonies, Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain en-
denies the rumor in circula-
ton regarding his contemplated retire
ment from the cabinet
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THE FRESHMAN RACE.
Yale Wins Close Race. Harvard Second and
Cornell Last.

---------
New London Oh June 23-The fresh
rnrn crews Of yalc. Harvard ana Cornell
rnvsnd opn ~ th4 hest races ever seen on
the Thames this afternoon Yale won
bur Harvard spurtcd at the finish and
was 81 clos. "A second that only 4 few
f4at saDar;ed tbp two crews, while The
bow of th. Cornell shell was opposite no
: of Inc Harvard crew II was royal
battle from start TO finish. with Cornell
leading at first. Yale. catching her ut one
milo. ana Harvard making a grand rAlly
ana h.ating oar cornell at tho line
Cnu.id.rine thu weather conditions. the
wind blowing strong NJ stream ana tho
tide also running in the same ilrectiou
The time vas fast. although the slowcst
since, 1892 Every one Of tn. freshman
oar-a.,u camc avcr the lin" ia thu Very
br+t condition There wAs ~ falling over
BY any Of them ana il ie lilteIy that like
Cornell earlier in The day they all could
h8V. gone another mile without going 10
pieces I'm fact the Yale ruNswain WIS
SD uncertain - Victory thst be- carried tli
thre, crews tvcM under the bridge an
eighth of Il milo pas, the finish
TN. YaIr mon tonight were more
Dt I'd sod lf Harvard victory over Cornell
th4n they were over their own over both.
ANA tho first thing enc winning CreW
asked after thvy cau@h: their breath Wa
haw badly Harvard mad whipped The
tthucInS.
The race WIS certainly n surprise to the
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Congressman Bland Re-nominated.

jefferson City, Mo, June 23.-Con-
gresham Richard Z. Bland, the noted
free silver advocate, was. today, re-
nominated by reclamation by the Dem
ocratic convention here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-24

Friday-Fall River ut Taunton, Newport
at paW:ucket. New Bedford at Brockton.
Saturd1y-Taunton At New bedford
Br"ckton At PaWtucket. Newport at Fail
River
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-24

Energy all gone? Headache? Stomach
out Of order? Simply case OF torpid
liver. Burdock Blood Btters Will make
new man or woman of YOU.
mon. wed. fri&wky,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-24
The Connolly Robinson Fiqht a Draw.

st. John, n. b., June 23.-The Con
nolly-Robinson fight was declared
draw at the end of the 18th round.
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The Weeks Games.
LEAGUE.

Friday and Saturday Boston ut Pitts
burg, New York at Cleveland Brooklyn
~ Chicago, Philadelphia at Louisville
Washington at Cincinnati. Baltimore al
ST. Louis.
Sunday June 2Gy-New York at Clevc-
land. Brooklyn ut Chicago. Washington
at Cincinnati Baltimore at St. Louis.
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Marine Notes.

W. n. Glover 4 Co. have been award
ed the contract to build a life saving
station at Hampton Beach near Great
Boar Head. Work will be commenced
at once and it will take 10 men four
months to complete the work 1t is a
$1,000 job.-Rockland Star.
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L NNtilisS4ii' aug NSlSt iipltitlFN ''tN 10
Pierce. Portland; William Emerson
Preble, Litchfield; Clarence William
Proctor. North Windham; Walter
Joseph Sargent, Brewer; John Andrew
Scott, Ellsworth; Charles Coggswell
Smith, Waterbury, CT; oliver Dow
Smith, West Buxton; Edwin Ellis
Spear, Washington, d. c.; William
Winthrop Spear, Rockland; Edward
Stanwood, Jr., BroolIine, Mass;
George Frederick Stetson, Bangor;
Richard Henry Stubbs, Strong; Ed
ward Franklin Studley, Gardiner; Guy
Hayden Sturgis, New Gloucester;
Frank Herbert Swan. Westbrook;
Frank Aston Thompson, Round Pond;
Alphevus Gould Varney, North Wind
ham: Edwin Kmbal Welsh, Temple:
| Alfred Benson White, Lewiston; Ralph
Libby Wiggin, Rockland; Cassius
Claudius Williamson, Gorham, n. II;
| Emery Graves Wilson. North Harps-
WE'LL Daniel Lyman NORWOOD,
| Brunswick; Stephen Emerson Young,
| Brunswick.
After the exercises in the church
were completed. the line of march was
! resumed ard the entire body of the
alumni turned toward the gymnasium
| where the commencement dinner was
| TO he served. The floor Of the gymna-
SUM was entirely occupied by long
| tables at which the different classes
We're assigned to their seats. About
! 800 alumni were present.
Upon Il platform at one side Of the
building was a smaller table around
which were seated President Hyde,
who presided most gracefully: Judge
Peters of the Maine supreme bench;
Hon. Nathan Webb of the United
! States court; His lXcelency, Hon
Llewellyn Powers; and Adjutant Cen
eral Richards.
When all were seated, grace was said
by Rev. simon James Humphrey. class
If IS After grace, every one Turned
TO with 4 right good will upon the
bountifu feast spread before >hem
The dinner was enIivened by occasional
class cheers and songs which arose
from different parts of the hall.
When everyone had eaten all that be-
could hold and the cigars We're being
lighted President Hyde arose and pro-
posed that all unite in singing the
grand old college hymn. three VERSES OF
VINO u t'ic : ''''0
Let children hear the mighty deeds
Wh.ch God performed 81 OH.
" NJ" IN our !G a. li.ry f'II
Our lips shah teH them 70 onr sons,
Anu iHrE dE]tlH a." 'ivi i
NJ. trflh hem 70 fheit heirs.
Thu Shail they learn III en- ,.! ''''''
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Iiut practir.. His commands.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-24

Apply one now; you'll fell stronger ana
happier tomorrow. Hop Plasters for Ach-
ing Muscles. Backs. Kidneys aud Lungs.
rheumatism, crick and all boany all,
ments. All reliable drug stores.
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1allv Eerl.ebec Journal.
AT OLD B0WDOIN.
Commencement Closes With
Pres. Hyde's Reception.
Exercises Proper in Congregational
Church, Thursday Morning.
Large Number of Alumni Present at Com
mencement Dinner Speeches.

over until another year. The last ex-
ercices are finished, the last song is
sung. the last pipe is smoked, and the
ast&oodby said till college opens again
in the fall.
The first thing on today's programme
was the annual Alumni meeting which
was held this morning at o'clock in
Memorial hall. A large number We're
present and before the meeting was
called to order each old grad was
hunting up his chum and the classes
were calling the roll to find how many
of their number We're back. At the
business part of The meeting, the fol-
lowing committees We're appointed:
Comittee on the Pray prize in English
composition, Edward c. Payson. Oliver
&. Stevens John f.. Chapman; advisory
committee on athletics Charles f.
Harris. Barrett Potter; committee on
overseer's nominations. James c.
Strout. Arthur T.. Parker, John +.
Chapman. After a few remarks by
President Mckeen, the meeting was
adjourned.
The commencement exercises We're
held in the congregational church, at
1870 this forenoon. The procession was
formed at the College chapel with the
Salem Cadet Band at the head The
overseers and faculty came behind the
band and following them We're all of
the alumni who had returned to- the
exercises and cared to march. There
were goodly number of graduates
hack and they made butte an imposing
.,,,,,,c, nc tbo,. ,,,.n,ad in line hv
..,.-,
ing that Of II.
y great number 'oi tie younger
Alumni were pfeSeil an" 'i.e W.
'hilNeile" "s many '''i79 " ~
everywhere coulu !'' seen AI"up9 -
men taking over 'ii' S"'i "'N 'ii''''
The graduating class t2afched between
the band ana the "FefSeels' io"hiI'7 l"'
more dlsh!iIed III lheli caps ana ~" ~
than many OF 'he atuiilhi' VII" "elt
back mere lor i 3""d '4liie anu meant 70
have It,
The procession lF"cSe"'u ~ 'i'e
church where the lolo"lHS pi0Ei''iiiii''
was earned out
Music. Prayer. Music.
The Mission Of War. ,,.
ANT, I, il'',,9 -
Roherl Robertson Morson
Our Foreign Policy.
ri"N Herbert DIV ''
.rn.1st,n.,,. e1In,.Grrt Nelson Gardiner
'''rhr Supremacy IF the Novel
w ilItam Wlt4ef!r i-; Nv,
i''"''' '''' '''' u, .r,.i,,ii prn,t1r i;1xtcr
Music.
Confei1ln& Of Degrees.
po.,'.'iiy,tinn
Excused.
After the exercises were completed
the awards made throughout the year
were announced nj follows:
Goodzvin commencement prize. Rob
art Hohertean Norsnn. PRAY prizr in
English commission. William with
erie Lawrence Brown prizes in by
tn,unprara,ois co,npasjtion. William
Withriio Lawrence Frank Herbert
Swan. College prizes in English com
rositinn first William Witherln Law
renee Frank Herbert Swan; second
oliver Dou- smith Herbert Nelson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Tuesday "Wednesday. Thursday and
Ffiday-Irovidence at Rochester. Spring
field ut Buffalo, Wikesbarre at Syracuse,
Montreal at Toronto
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/
| tam of Harvard's 80 crew.
Cornell was the first of the
three crews to appear on the
waters, today, for the great
race. Shortly after Il o'clock,
the Ithacans left their quarters two
miles. down the river ana proceeded
! leisurely in their steam launch up to
Red Top. where they got into their
shell at the Harvard float. A few min
utes later the Harvards were in their
Boat, and padding slowly across the
river to the start
1t was 1920 before Yale put in an
appearance but at thai time the New
Haven oarsmen We're seen rowing slow
| ~ down the Thames from Broadvicw,
and at the appointed time the three
crews were at their respective stake
boats. The observation train was
stationed exactly at the start within a
stones throw from the crew positions.
Referee Meikleham shouted his final
instructions 10 the waiting crews and
with the promptness which has caused
him to become known as one Of the
most exacting Of race officials, gave
| the order get ready"
Twenty flour backs stffened, muscles
were aravn m ana tho oraat race was
an bnt bepun mo referees ouarrv "a
cornell VIII ana Harvard ara vol,
re.,a,,p,, ,vas mat ,vttb . cna,,n, W.
from tha eoxsvains Of each If tha
sh4us An instant of susnansn . m,fr
If sn1,lsn ! rann,t anI tbe u.ora h9I
been aiyrn The eraat rnntast If H..
/ da, vas nm
Tho tbra. eirhte wore -, edaa =,
s,,cb an ax+a@t tb9t n,n.t .ffaotty.
etarts u.ara rnad.. III III IN IA nraye
If any .,d,an4aoa IN III. sham. ~ jill
tine, away * ia he acl<aa,,1.,loe,i If he
lonos ia y,Ia for t},., nose of the shall
which ca,r;f3 M dark Nine in,nnp1 ia
~ far. virh rorn.i ,.i,.fnI3sIy bn.r.,in.,
If ana IIarvartI,s nro,v fev fa,.t +,
tha raar ,rhe crows nh davot4d th..
/ frsf .;rht a., fem str,l.e So mas of I'M.
,3nid-fjra order ANA ia,ka1 thai,. Sion
der shpIls ayyay fr,ro W., starting t,,int
sn3npilv
Vale was he FIRST Ia sattI. dawn I'm
the racing, ,trok. aud fha watches ON
thu nress hnar Indicated thar me New
Haven oarerncn had started In Ak thp
rate of "A strokes, Ia ~ minute cor
nell was soon rowing the Same and in a
few minutes The CRIMSON Timed blades
we're dining In Inc water 4; times j
! ninlite
Tn long eyaenino stro1,.. ~ Rob
/ Cooks men sent Yale To th,. front i
quarter Of Il Ieugth. whore it hung for
perhaps a quarter Of d mile In the
meantime. however, the Cornell cham
pions had settled down 10 work With
lythln and PRECISION which WAS re-
rndfka'ie. The form Of Harvard was
IStlFy good, Hut lhe shell ga not steal
/ through lhH N'i@l Wlth Snflcieht rap
'C''S 10 make NS"il granger" l'uf-
''IS tn' I''91 4u%'''T 9iit ie'! 10 'le fea'
-, - "'' ~ dH', - 'HS 4iti-l w.,
'''S
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.,.. ,.,,4 t..- y, ,,,lI t.,.,,. il,
eh-1 IN III III I'M. \, ,,o.t+;,n ,.t,h VII.
ana q lirtia raf,1, l.atn ,.,s +ha sacon
in Tho race. In, h-r.r.. The Grst half-
flags were reached Cornell spurted
again ana cIaWIed away from the ether
1850 boats beautifully.
At the half Cornell he'd Yaip by h1}f
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Relief in Six Ham,.

Distressing Kidney and Bidder disease
relieved in six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" It IL a
great surprise on account of fits exceeA-
ing promptness in relieving pain in blad-
der, kidneys and back, in male or female
Relieves retention % water almost imma.
diately. II you want quick relief ard
cure this is the remedy. Sold by Dow.
ditch, Webster & Co., Druggists Augusta.
Me. thurs fri sat Sy,,
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Disasters.

PROFESSIONALISM %, ar, sim
Westmeath
BREMEN-June %. ar. sim Lain,
New York via Southampton.
LINERPOOI-June %, ar, sim Ma
jestic, New York; Rhynland, Philadel-
phia.
ST. JOHN, n. B.-June 90, ar, ship
MonrOVa, Hubbard. Barbados.
Cid, bark Ascalon, Guldrandsen. Va
ltncia. Spain; sch Cora b. Butler, Bos-
ton: Reporter, Gilchrist, New York.
AVONMOUTH-June 90, sid. sim
Loango, Boston.
BRISTOL-June %, sid, sim Mon
terey, Montreal.
LINERPOOI-June %, ar, sim Oak
more, Montreal.
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National League Standing.
New England League.

Al Newport Newport. 9: Pawtuckct, :.
Riytr, ,.
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Standard 2,
For Perfect Breed
ARLINGTON w NC
IN the market 28 years

tonight, the Yale men chose Fred w.
Allen of Walpole, Mass, captain of the
80 crew.
l.. l.. Higginson, Jr., was elected cap
tam of Harvard's 80 crew.
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AT CHICAGO.

Costly errors at critical points gave the
Champions the game after 10 innings OF
close but embarrassing play Wills was
retired at the end Of the hfth. Nichols
shut Chicago out without a hit Atten-
dance, $500
II st 8 7 $ 90 RHE.
Boston, o 0 2 0 0 1-5-1I-3
Chicago, 0 2 / 0 0 0 o-4-- 5--3
Batteries-IsbeH. Grifiths and Donahue;
Nichols, Willis and bergen.
AT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg won an exciting 1o-inning
game. Warner was put out of the game
in the seventh for kicking. Attendance,
1900
pittsburg. 0 ! 8 1-s-ll-5
New York 9 0 0 90 3 0-7-10-3
Battcres-killen, Schriver and Bower
AT CINCINNATI.
The Orioles played miserable ball.
Breitenstcin kept the hits well scattered.
The Reds base running and Twins field
ing were the features. Attendance, $3.50.
Cincinnati. . ) ! ! 2 ! $-I3-Il-l
Baltimore, 0 2 0 0 o. 4-12-5
Batteries - Breitensteln and PETIT;
Hughes and Clarke.
AT CLEVELAND.
The Indians played in oid-time form,
and Stein was freely batted. STEMS wild
ness contributed to the visitors defeat
- R.HE
Cleveland, O | 2 0-i-l2~l
Brooklyn, Q / 0-2-10-o|
r,atterlcs-Young and thinner; Stein
and Grim.
AT LOUISVILLE.
The Senators batted hard and timely.
and easily won. weighing kept the
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Foreign Ports.

QtEENSTOWN-Jun 23, sid, sim
britannia, from Liverpool. New York
LOND0N-June %, ar. Sims Greta
IIollne Montreal; 23d Massachusetts,
N-W York.
LEGIlOHN-June %, ar, sim Kara
mana, No" York, via Marseilles. etc
SHlELDS-Junc %. sid. stms Arau-
CANA, Danger; Luc!hne, Boston; Nab.
Montr al.
EGENOs AYREs-May q. ar, blk
Samuel II Nickerson. Portland
CADIZ-June 20, sid, sim lImbla. st
Johns f; Lucio for do: sch Bask,
st Johns n F.
RoTTERDAM--June 3d. sid, sim
Spaarndam. New York
HALIFAX, n S-June %, ar. sim
yacht TUNA from Boston for Quebec
for coal; sch Howard. Lohnes, New
York.
sid, bks Nagpore. Isaacsen. Dleppe:
Orion, Steffensen, Plymouth: schs Vie
toria. Williams, Jamaica: Sabrina.
Macdonald, New York
LINERPOOL-June %. sid sim
Numidian, Montreal.
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Other Domestic Ports.

CITY ISLAND-June 90, bound south
schs Carrie A Buchanan. Long Cove,
Me: j J Moore, Cheverie, n S. for Car
taret; Wentworth, Hilsboro, N r;
Frank and Ira, Albert, n B; Maggie
Mulyey, Bangor. Me: Onyx, Newcas-
tie, n r, via NOank, Conn stephen
Norris. waterloGged, Bangor. Me. via
New Bedford; bound south. Sims Por-
tia, st John, n F, and Halifax, N S;
schs w f Young. Newcastle, b:
Edward l. Warren, Waldoboro, Me, for
Philadelphia; Henry Eaton, Calais,
Me.
PHILADELPHIA %, ar. schs
Alfred w Fisk. Rockport; tug Wrest-
Ter, Portland, towing barges Kalmira,
from Portland and Giberton from New
buryport
VINEYARD HAVEN-June 90, ar,
schs Chas II Wolston. Philadelphia for
Path; Garfield White, Stamford Conn,
for 81 John and sailed.
SD, schs Onward; Charles H. VOL
ston, Emelne G Sawyer and Luta
pIice. CBD.
Psd, schs Mara Gascar and ] Nick
crson, from New York bound east;
Delta, Cheverie, n s, for New York;
Mary Langdon. Rockland for do: Izet-
tn, PeIrpscot and Norumbega Ban
gor for do
BOSTONLJune 49, ar stms Var
mouth, Yarmouth, N S; Propatria, st
Pierre MID; Oriel. London; Gallileo.
Hull; schs Mary Is Rogers. Kennebec;
M.lntonomah and Chester r Law
renee. Rockport. Me; Willie. Deer Isle;
Bessie II Grass, do; Pemaquid. Rock
land. Me: Emma e Potter, Clements
port, n $; Lavine. Meteghan. n S.
Sid, Sims Caphalonia. Liverpool: CO.
lumbia. London: L S cruiser San
Francisco, Norfolk: schs Narcissus,
Lockport. y S; Soudan, Sydney, C b;
Mary + Wellington, Kennebec and
New York; Forest Belle, Machias.
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AT ST. LOUIS.

The Quakcrs went to pieces in the
fourth, ana gave the game to the Browns.
ArtGndancc 1000
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from North, East,
South and West.

I,,,,.s Mummy af Nfarysyilla \ Y
W. st1nrk liz - q =, r., engine as he
. o'clock train. Friday night, was going
into 81, stephen. \. T.. ana "aS instantly
h', INV ,y,.r We rjG g "p '' lam'.
the track
John McWiuiamS. IT.. Of Providence.
Il. L. who is charged with mauslaughter
in causing the death OF Arthur Adams on
I'm ~ ana WI" mas bePn ~ S, an hS S,''l'
Monday. his father ana John {. Mctiinn
being the surety
Regent Rogers w. Euttertield of the
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Ministers Quarterly Meeting.

Al the quarterly meeting of the Somer-
set and kennebec Congregational minis
ters' Association there were pcrSen''
Rev. ]. S. Williamson, Augusta; Rev. A.
l.. StrutnerS. South Gardiner; Rev. j.
Richmond. Litchiield; Rev. 7. /. VIII
Hams Winslow; Rev. j. \. Jones. South
Norridgewock; Rev, II. w. kimbalh
Skowhegan; Rev. Z. \. Fuller, Madison;
Rev. G. Is Goodwin. Scion; Rev. }. c.
Gregory, Bingham; Rev. l.. l.. Marsh
WaterVillc.
There was sermon by Rev. Mr.. Jones
review of Harris INEQUALITY and Pro-
gress' also of DIR. Gordons "lmmortat-
ity and the Theodicy'' by Rev. Mr.. VIII
lams ana then followed the general
topic "Practical Work in the PARISH.
The association voted to hold the next
meeting in camp at Pleasant pond, car
ratunk plantation, during the first week
in,
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AN INVESTIGATION
Being Made Of the Cause OF the Strike at
New Bedford.

New Bedford, Mass, Feb. 15.-The
Legislative committee on labor began
it's Investigations into the textile sit
uation under the Flynn order. today
hearings being held morning and after
noon in ODD Fellows hall The wit
nesses heard told the operatives side
of the story and their testimony was
taken down by sten0grapher III the
employ of the manufacturers.
Milton Reed Of FAN River, as coun-
sci for the ArkWright Club. was pres
ent and crosS-eXamined the Witnesses
The operatives were without counsel
Several of the mill treasurers We're
present, but remained only short
testify, tomorrow, and failing to do 50
will be summoned in due form.
4 sensation was created in the COM
mittee by the public statement of Sen
ator Leach, the chairman, that the
members if prejudiced in the matter at
all had a leaning in behalf of the oper-
atiVes Several members took eXcep-
tons to the remark. Later Mr.. Leach
Withdrew his statement. The hearing
will he continued through tomorrow.
4 general meeting of the Spinners
Union was held, this evening, but be
sides listening to the various reports
with regard to the progress OF the
strike. little action was taken
The proposition to close the yarn
mills. which was outlined, yesterday,
was discussed. but it was not acted
upon.
The special general meeting u the
weavers was held in City hall, this
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Holmes. Austin.

The large studio of T. II. Holmes al
his home on Winter street was the
scene of Il very pretty wedding, when
Miss FlosAie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes, was married to Charles l..
Austin The studio was very hand
somely decorated With green and roses
and to the strain of Lohengrin's We'd
ding March. rendered by Miss Lillian
Holmes, the bride and groom entered
when they were met by Rev. f. d.
George of the Free Baptist church. who
performed the ceremony IN most mn
pressive manner. Miss Aldine Holmes
sister of the bride, was bridesmald ana
II. NJ. Gilmore best man. They We're
the recipients Of many beautiful gifts.
The happy couple left on the after
noon train for New ork, amid a shower
of rice After their return Mr. and
Mrs. Austin viii reside with Mr.. and
Mrs. t. IL. Holmes on Winter street.