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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15

rid, also from the Capo Verde Is,
lands, a last telegram in which, al,
luding to the decision of the council
of admirals, ho said:
"l go to tho sacrifice with nv
conscience at rest, but 1 cannot un-
derstand the decision taken by the
general officers Of the navy in spite
of my opinion"
Senor Sagasta could not plead ig
norance of the state of the squadron,
for On April % Rear Admiral Villa
mil, second in command of the SQUAD
ron, sent him the following tele.
gram:
SIN view of the Importance for our
country Of tho destination of the
fleet, | deem it well thrt you should
learn from a friend who fears no
censure that while we arc ready to
die with honor in the accomplish
mcnt of our 'duty I am convinced
that the sacrifice Of our naval forces
is MS certain as it is usclcss."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15

parison between the fleets, all to the
disadvantage of Spain.
Finally ho receives orders to sail
from Cadiz without being allowed to
visit Madrid. lio sends to the min
lister Of marine a report on the squad
ron. Tho boilers of the destroyer
Ariete were useless, and those of the
Azor not much better. The Furor
and Terror had been constructed
much too lightly.
Before sailing for the Cape Verde
Islands the Admiral called council
Of war, and on April ~ sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Madrid:
at is impossible to give you any
idea Of the surprise aud stupcfaction
of everybody on receipt Of your or
dors to sail. OF Il truth this surprise
is we'll justified, for from this cxpe-
dition nothing can be expected but
the destruction Of the fleet or its re-,
turn in demolished condition. while
if brought back TO Spain it might
safely guard the country"
LAST RrMuN>rKANCr.
On April - he addressed to Mad.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15
Wtle NeralA an1 Mears
ADMIRAL CElsVERA'S DEFENCE.
Obcyed Orders Which lilo FOrctold Would
Result In Inevitable Defeat.
(New York Herald.)

Paris, August S.~Tho journal
des Dobats publishes Admiral Ger
vera's defence Of his action before
Santiago. Admiral Ccrvera was
beaten and his squadron "nnihilated,
but his correspondence shows that
he was worthy Of better fate. The
inevitable defeat which he forctold
will not diminish his glory. On the
contrary it makes him Il great figure,
worthy of all admiration.
In January, 1898, some months
before tho storm burst the Admiral
was not sparing in the counscls he
sent to largo functionarios Of State
or in his plainly worded statements
rs to the relative strength Of the
Spanish and Amer;can navics.
In January he wrote: "From q
military point OF view our situation
Wis a. Wis the United States has be-
come worse and worse, because we
are withou, money and a, the cud Of
our resources, while they are rich.
We have only augmented our naval
forces by the Christobal Colon and
the destroyer$, while they have added
numerous ships"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15

TOkUMBIA, NEWBERRY 81 LAURENS
- RAILROAD. Time Table IN GiiCCJ JUN
2Ad, l890 Eastern Standard Timo.
SOuthhOund. Nurtbbound
Loc'ls MX'd Pass. Pass. Miy,d I,ocr
W. nly chgr eng'r D'ly F'gt
"''' f'M' fm' ,,, .,,., Pm. Am AN
1C0 LvCharlcstonAr 90
10 SumtHr LY l3
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15
Irrigation Convention.

Governor McSwecncy has appoint
od the following gentlemen delegates
from this State to tho national irri
CATION association which meets ut
Missouri, Montana, Sept. 23th, 2Gth
and 9th: j. S. Newman, Clemson
College; Thos. w. Holloway, Now
berry; j. 5. McColl, Marlboro; w. G.
llinTon, Charleston; John Lawton,
Hampton; }. II. Walker, Barnwcll
Nj. .. Rowland, Spartanburg.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15
Illinlln Oh ErOhibitIOnISts
Especial to Tho Statc.)

Anderson, August lO.-At the re-
union of Co. +, Twenty fourth South
Carolina regiment, combined with
a reunion Of the alumni Of Carswcll
institute, held IL miles from AnCer
son yesterday, Senator Tillman de-
MED he had said at Sumter that pro
hibitioniSts were hypocrites and liars;
he had said prohibition would make
hypocrites and liars ont Of tho people.
Some of the prohibition leaders we're
however. hypocritcs and liars.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15
Editor Russell Cots appointment.
Especial to Tho State. |

Anderson, Aug. 11.-Editor D. H.
Russell Of tho Anderson Pcoplo's
Advocate has been appointed super
visor of censor for tho Third district.
He has qualified and taken tho oath
Of office before Clcrk of Court Wat
kins. The Third district includes
sovcn counties, Wis: Anderson, Ab.
beville, Greenwo .d, Newborry, Sn-
luda, Edgeiicld and Aiken. His
duties will not regularly begin until
the first Of 1900.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15

TrainS arrive and depart In Columbia n,
BlnndinS Street Station. Nos 81 and }6 AIRY
tullinan sleeping cars between. New York and
!aciSOnHlllG; SO between Cincinnati and
Jncksonvilie, via Ashcvillr, conn ncctinl WI II
rnlinihn parlor cars between Jucksonvillc
ana l"lnp;., ana run solid trains from cher.
lOttc to Jacksonville.
Nos. 33 and 81. New NoIlt ana Florida Ex.
press. Pullman Draw n;; Room slCcpinn ar
cct"ctn l;tiiipa JnckSOnNille, SaValn.. IN
toiumbia, Washington ana New York.
For further lnlormnt.on apply to
y SEAT, u. II. a.,
Columbia sc.
EH, JR., r. =. a,
Savannah, Ga.
l.. A. SIiIPMAN, a. g. T.. a.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
a. o. MACDONELL, &. T. A.,
Jacksonville, Fla
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15

Trains leaving Charleston q Ia III ana
arriving at columbia ut lIss,yiG;n, Az; solid train
between Charleston and iSsyllie.
Through sleeper on trffE,0V1ng Charles
ton AT s: Or H. for Sbconn Meeting at
Br@nclYille with u ain le|tss Columbia at
d.I5 p III. fA
between Columbia, ] ot C"mde fack ill, York. S
Vile, Blacksburg ana Marit.&C.
l.. A. EMERSON, Tr%Aianaser,
Cieston sc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15
ATLANTIC COAST LIKE ?
FAST LINE:

Between C"Hrleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina, North Caro-
lima, Athens and Atlanta.
PASSENGER .,EpA :IrMENT,
WILMISGToN, n. c., Nov. 2Oth, 1887.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15

|, ,M4TeadGcle d and NeisraIgia cured BY DR..
Miles PAIN PILLS. "Ono cent o ilosS,"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15

20 AlGrecnvillcLv I2OI
q 10 Spartanbure III AZ
10 Augusta 90
,o,nnSi nLninS - ana b3 runs solid between Char.
North. i "i' Poi''s
lose connections at Snartanburg for tho
Nio"hlalns, X. CANENAUGH, Agt,,
NeWberry, 8. y,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15
F lOrida Central E. PeninsuIar
Time Tnblp II, Il

Time Table in Effect Juno II, 09
Leave Nrwherry. ................,,.,.2 9 co IN
.N'tNe S'IuHl oia... 80 pn
Nn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

Gen G~inftuB bes 0idtes
auf ben Gilan3enbut mahte
na6 elmer miittbeilung beS ~8romes
theus" Gllsen Miesnaro auf Der Sods
lhule su Golen gum gesenitanSe eins
gebeuoer Stubien. .glus Ieinen Grsebs
niiien 1T iur- uns Die 2batiafe intereis
iunt, baB i'm Orient Die Ylumen,
msnisltens am Gage, meniser buften,
neil Die @irfun9 0es 9ihteS gu mdfs
tis uuS Die 2rudenheit srO6er 1T;
Slumen, StrGuher, Sriihte uuo Sc
miiIe enthalten mehr perbarste oils
iliihtise Sele. Die %oufteupIten 5riihte
uno gemiiie ~liefern Die semGeisten
Soneu, namentlid Sdweben uno Nors
iuegen nit ibrem 9emiloerten Sifte
uno feu6tem Slima, no baS ans
bauernoe, aber gemiloerte 9ift bes
lansen Sommertages ben Sriidten, ole
bort reiien, uno aromatild)en @urseln
Gum Seiipiel Der Sellerie) einen
@ublseidmaf oerleibt, ben man i'm
Siiben nidlt fennt. Ger gor;us bes
beutifen SblteS uno @eines Dor benz
i'm Sioen seiusenen Sbit uno @eiu
berubt auf benielben 9erbGltniiien.
Der Siicen erseugt mebr Suder ais
Slroma in leiueu @e~intrauben llnb Die
Siiomeine entbebren oaber Der Slume.
Ger tie alter Slide
lit nod Der Slnolnie zines beutiden
Gbemifers Der, SluBaal. Sult 60 Pros
sent ieiner Sublian,en iino @aiier.
Sim nd6lten itebt Der 2ads nit 61.4
Pro;ent.
@leftrtid betriebene @as
gen tOiten laut Den in Haris ansee
i~tellten Seriuben Al 8roieut iueniser,
ais iOlfe bon 9feroeu g~esosene, uno
II RroSent ueniser, ais Eetroleums
Wlotcren.
OaS oeutid)e H~ie{enaes
bir9e miro in 9dloe nit einem Nes
eletiriider @~iienbabnen iiber3osen ipers
Den. Mlan bofit, beu Mineralreih.
thum oes 9ebirseS baourb beiier aus
beuteu ~ fSnneu. sl
Bon Sen 9orbl : 9anslern
Gn9laubs mGbreno Der leeten 90
Sabre rpareu mebr als Die Sdlfte
SObne armer Gltern. Der Gater bes
eineu yoros Samplers mar Barber auf
benz Sanoe, Der zines anoeren 9oblens
;ieber in Nemcaitle.
Oasrieiiseruiiii 9eareu1
Sas in Die @ranitfellen Der Ct. @otts
baroliraEe, nabe Der 1e~ufelsbriife in
Der ShweiS sebauen wuroe. 1T un'
lGnslt fertisseltellt wcroen. GS ers
innert an Die i'm Sabre 1899 bon benz
ruiiiIdeu @eneral Suwaroff iiber ole
Srauioien erfOdtenen Siege.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
JnoOerne Jeuer6etattuna.
RelisiOie Senenfem ifrbeu Der alIges
msinen G%infiBruns entgessu.

Gin stustprnd, 8ranJ Soiepbs seS @siteu.
93erIiner ssrsrnator inm:9 ~ peu-siemens's
ife gfessneratips@ aeieaeruus - gerppls
fommmete Sednif beint @sr,piiden mnierer
kibIiaen epur-Ginaiaeruus Der forrsfs
tere alus oru6,
Die @eihifte Der moSernen Seuer.
beitattuug seigt, oaB bel Der Stelluuss
nabme 9e9en bic 8remation sumeilt
nitt Die praftiihe Seite Der Srage,
bas beiBt Die tetniide slusiibrune uro
Der Nrsen ODER Sdaoen bieier Be-
l%tattunssform oas Sauptarsumsut lie'
fert, ionSern Die @eiiiblsbeoenten, Die
relisiGien Griinoe, In ben SOroer9runO
9eiboben iperben.
go ieben mir in europa, mo- Sta>
lien, Sranfreit, Gnslano, Die S6meis,
Sdnemarf, Sbweoen uno Norpeseu
Der Seuerbeitattuns feia ftaatlides
8erbot eutsesenieeen, geraSe in
Deuti6lanb, no bic gauge gemesuns
ibren @nfaug genommen bat, bic srOs
Beren Staaten, nie Preuben, 9aperr,
Gadlen uno Wiirttember9, ii1 ableb.
uenb sesen Die Ginfibruns Der fatultas
tiuen Seuerbeitattnns perbalteu, neil
Sarin cine rGerletuu9 Der fir9li6en
Sntereiien" erblidt miro.
Gar nidt uertreten III Die Seuers
beIiattuns, I'm bel Den europdilden
Staaten su bleiben, in Spanien, 9els
glen, Ru6lano uuo ben galfaultaaten,
nabrenb w~eni9itens tbeoretiid fir bies
ielbe in Sollanb cine gnSabl BON Sers
einen uno in Sefterrei6 Der gerein
.Oie Slamme" in Wien arbeiten.
2eeterer bat oaielbit geleseutlib Ser
Misunderstanding cine Separats
ausItelluns peranItaltet, Die iit zines
Defenders lebbaften 3uiprudS e~rfreut,
ieitoem Saiier Srani Solepb aus
e~isenlter Snitiatipe Die Gusltelluns
beiufte unb ieiuer 8efriebisuns nit
ben Worten glnsbrud CAB: Gas glles
in ia gan, anoers, ais ih es mir ocr>
9eItellt bate, uno b6dit intereiiant !"
Die gang anoere" GOritellung oes
Olterreihiiden SaiierS miro audi BON
Der iibersroBen Diebr;abl bes Rublis
fums setbeilt.
gu beiierem @eritdnoniB lei bier
zines Der in @ien aus9eitellteu WRo.
belle mieoerseseben, bas bon elmer
gerliner Sirma mad benz RrinSip Der
Siemeus'iten Geseneratius 9asieues
run9 fonitruirt muroe.
Der obere Sbeil lit, ME erii6tlid,
oils aapelle eiuseridtet uno oieut fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
MoSerneS Srematortum.

Die @bbaltuns Der Standardization,
mdbreno Die Gindideruns in Den untes
rem Rdumen Dor iih sebt. Die Seis
aun9 seidiebt in Der @eiie, oaB oas
Brennmaterial gang wie bel Der 9eudts
aaSfabrifation elmer unuOllltdnoi9eu
8%erbrennung ,,ntermorien wirb. Ole
e~utltebenoen Sale treten na6 Seffnuns
zines SfieberS In einen Haum, in ben
BON gu6en her aub atmcipbGrli6e 2uit
einsefiibrt miro. Sierourd entiteben
io9enannte StiGflammen, peldJe in
einen britten Haum biueinihlagen,
bic in bemlelben misunderstanding aufs
9eitellten, feuerfeheu @bamOttelteiue
umipiileu uuo allmdlis bis CUR @eiBs
slutb erbiseu. Nun idliebt mon SAFE
uno Slammen permittellt Der Sdieber
ab ; nur Der atmoipbdriiden 9uft miro
Sutritt selaiien uno bieie erbiet lid
beim TurhltrDmen on ben sliibenben
Steinen oerart, bas Tie nit elmer
Tsmperatur BON 1000 @raS Geliius in
Die Giudiderunssfammer towmt. Oieie
2emperatur III fir ben 3lred Die ses
eisnetiie.
Wenn Der Sars burd cine bpSraus
hide gerienfuns i'm 0obeu Der 9a.
pelle nod unten bef0rSert III, fommt
berielbe auf einen e%iiernen @aseu gu
fieben, Der auf Shieuen bis on Die
Ibiir Der aammer bemsgt mirb. Die
2biire Sffnet iid, @asen uno Sars
s~leiten biuein; ourb cine medanii DIE
Sorridtuns miro Der Sars feitsebal'
ten, uGbrenb Der @asen ;uriifrOllt.
Die 0orbei3uns aimmt etpa bret bis
bier Stuaoen, Die Ginaideruns etwas
iiber cine Stunoe In @niprud. Der
Sars, eleihuiel oh Sol;' ooer Clint
iars III ihou na6 nenigen Miinuteu
pollitanois ;eriiort. 10 oab Der 0eibuam
allein auf ben aus Gbamotte 9eiers
tisten HoltitGben, Die oen Sooeu Der
9ammer bilbeu, rubt uno 10 Die
sliibenbe 9uft BON allen Seiteu auf
i'm sinmirfsn fann. allmdlis seratb
Der gan,e SOrper in's @liiben uno
perssbrt iih poilfommen in lib ielbii
III gife, elm 8orsans, ben man ourb
cine Seffnuu9 in DER 2biire beobattea
iann uno Der burtauS nidts Saaues'
lides an fin hat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03
SntfrrGantfr 4pntraf.
Ser sr55tc uno Der fIeiuite soloat Der Wiin.
djemer @atuiiou.

fNS"NN
i3wei burd ben aontraIt ibrer aDr.
permaBe iutereiiante 8ertreter Der
Wiinhene Notwithstanding fplrs
zen unldn9it Der antbropoiogiihen Sc
iellIdaft SiarsNtbenS pOr9eitellt: Der
gr0Bte uno Der fleiuite Soloat Der
@arniion.
Die 9SrperlGnae Ses fleinfteu Col.
Sateu betrdst 1885 Wieter bel einem
@ewidt, bon 10 Hiunb. Die 3Orpers
ldnge beS Rieien betrG9t 200 Meter
bel einem 0ewiht BON 256 Pfunb.
9eibe iino ungefdbr sleid oft, smi.
i6en 90 uno % Sabren. Srot bes 10
foloiiulen @r0Benabitunbes beioer Col.
baten baben lie bo9 taft gan, sleidye
MISREPRESENTATION. Sntereiiant III
Der Serlauf oeS Waf8tbums SeS Hies
fen, oeiien Slater auf sroB (l.s0 Wies
ter mar unb beiien Wiutter cine Wlit.
telsr0be (l.68 Mieter) bat. Gr mar
ldon in Der Sdule Der er6ste, nit 16
Sabren bate err l.7S Wieter, bann lit
er innerbalb Al Sabren um 25 Geatis
meter, bas 1T UNI 6 Gentimeter pro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

Gin Tatteupaar meif nod
Serlauf bon Srei Sabren cine Nah'
commemorate BON 1000 aopIsn auf.
Spn ben Snbianern Bra
iilienS wereeu nift weniger als
800 Sprahen unb Sialette 9eiproten.
On Der englii6en SpraAe
sibt es u%nseIGbr 5000 @Crter, Su
Seuen tein Neim seiunosn meroen lam.
Gum SerreiBeuei zines Stri'
des Don einem Coll 0ide IL cine
Soauntrait Don 1900 Riuno erTorSsr'
lid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-01-03

WiintenS gro6ter rno ~fletniter Soloat.
Sabr, gepafien. Sei ieinem Gintritt
beim 9iegimeute Wlitte Sttober 1895
unS i'm sitter bon 208 Sabren bate er
namli6 2.O3 Weter. 0dbrenb leiner
Oienltseit lit er nun nod Meter UNI
6 Gentimeter geuahlen. 9rult uno
Shultergiirtel iinb m6dti9 bel inn
entlpidelt. Die Shulterbreite betrdat
52.5 Geutimeter. Sur Der aopf lit in
9e;us auf ben gebirniddoel relatip
Helm. Ger aopfumians betrdst nur
900 s~eseniiber 35 beim fleiulteu Sols
oaten.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-14
Funeral OF Mrs. C. L. Marston.

The funeral of the late Mrs Mary
afternoon, at her late home, No.
North Chestnut street. A large num-
Der OF her friends We're present at the
ceremony which was conducted by
Rev. c. A. Hayden, whose remarks
composed of Mrs. II. NJ. Pishon, Miss
Georgia Clark, J. +. Dyer and II. p.
Lowell furnished appropriate music. The
display of floral offerings was one of
the most beautiful ever seen at a pri-
vate funeral. Interment was made in
the family lot at Mount Pleasant ceme-
tery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-14
A Card OF Thanks.

/ wish to say that | feel under last
Cough Remedy has done for our
family. We have used it in 50 many
cases of coughs, lung troubles and
whooping cough, and it has always
given the most perfect satisfaction, we
feel greatly indebted to the manu-
facturers of this remedy and wish them
to please accept our hearty thanks
Respectfully, Mrs. S. Doty, Des Moines.
iowa. For sale by Jno. Coughlin. 1T
Water street, druggist.
m.w.f.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-14
Is THERE ANYTHING NEW?
An Account Of Typesetting Machine Invent.
ed Away Back in 1923.

Is there anything new under the sun
The Journal is led to ask this question
after DIR. G. NJ Randall of this CITY.
showed him copy of the American Ad-
vocate and General Advertiser" published
in Hallowell Ne. Saturday. May Il, 1923,
it being Vol. XIV, No. 9.
This paper contains the following which
Is of great interest in this latter day of
development when we are inclined 10
think all the people Of the fore part Of
the century We're not nearly as far ad-
vanced as we are. The article in question
follows:
is THIS NOT A HOAX?-Dr. Church is
now at Blrmingham, preparing his new
Printing Press. The composhor has only
10 set down at this curious piece of Mech
aIisih as ne would to a piano-forte, and
as he strikes the keys, the types ali fall
INTO their proper place with velocity
that Keeps pace with the most rapid
speaker. The form having been worked
on tne type moves into the melting pot
from which 1t is returned re-cast N its
original state, without diminution of ma
terlal and thence distributed into the case
quite new: one OF these presses placed az
the bar OF the House of Commons would
always insure correct report Of the de-
bate. DIR. Church-the inventor. is a ma
tive Of Boston, in New England.-London
Pa, March 2.
The visitors to the Journal office who
are shown through the composing room
and have the Linotype explained to
them are wonderstruck al the genius
which was able TO evolve this machine.
the most wonderful of the age The ma
jority Of the people are inclined to think
that the perfecting press and typesetting
machines are modern inventions but the
above goes to show that the idea was
in DR.. Churchs brain in the early part of
the century.
How much his machine was like the
present typesetting machines in use in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-14

the larger paper offices, of course we are
not able TO say, but they must have borne
some very close resemblances Judging
from the meagre description contained in
the American Advocate and General Ad-
vertiser.
The typesetting machines, even though
they were invented many years ago,
Were not brought into general use until
within the past few years and even now
the price is so high that it is only the
larger papers which are able to have
them in their offices. 1t will be many
days before they entirely supersede the
old case and stick and,do away with the
old line printers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-14

A friend with a reputation as a man
who knows how to mix drinks, of the
temperate variety of course, made q
mistake, one night recently, that near
ly cost him his reputation. 1t was on
one of the hot sitting nights and he
went home from the lodge. He divest-
ed himself of his clothing and Slipped
on a night shirt. after which he pro-
ceeded to mix himself a drink, having
no light in the dining room, but de-
pending upon the light in another
room. The drink was mixed and drunk,
and in half an hour or more he was
cursing and vowing he would never
mix another drink in the dark. He
discovered that there was a piece OF
soap in the bottom of the glass from
which he had been drinking. and 1t
had caused his stomach to tie itself all
into knots.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-14
Specials
Now is Your
Opportunity.

The season is advancing and finds us
overstocked on some of our very finest
goods. We shall close these lots a.
very low prices. We can give your
orders special attention. Less than
seven days required to fill orders at
this time. An assortment of over
coating, suiting, trousering and fancy
vestings is vet unlimited. For particu-
lars regarding our work ana fits in
quire of our customers
Don't waste your time and money
ordering from unreliable and inferior
houses in Chicago and elsewhere IF
you want ready-made clothing buy Of
our local dealers ana see what you are
getting. For fine custom work at low
prices buy of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-14

The five following companies. Tues
day, filed certificates Of incorporation
The Franklin Tanning Co, organized
at Portland for the purpose of buying
and tanning hides and leather with
S3O0,0O0 capital stock, of which $40 is
paid in. The officers are: President
Ira l.. Franklin of Brighton. Mass.
treasurer, A. G. Dresser of Standish
Ne. Certificate approved, June 10, 1899
Oil Gas Burner Co, organized at
Saco for the purpose of dealing in a
mechanical device used for a gas burn
er with 100000 capital stock, of which
$50 is paid in. The officers are: Pres
ident, f. l.. rockingham Of Boston.
Mass; treasurer G. ID. Williams OF
Boston, Mass. Certificate approved,
June 3, 1899.
American Hygienic Society. organ
lied at Kittery for the purpose OF
dealing in pharmaceutical prepara-
tions with $4,000 capital stock. of
which nothing is paid in. The officers
are: President, l.. NJ. Faye Of Marl-
boro, Mass; treasurer, f. f.. Rowell Of
Kittery. Ne. Certificate approved
June y. 1899.
A. F. Leonard Co., organized at Au-
gusta for the purpose of the manufac-
ture and sale of agricultural imple-
ments with $4,000 capital stock. of
which nothing is paid in. The officers
are: President. Dennis Bowman of
Augusta, Me; treasurer c. A. knight
of Brunswick. Ne. Certificate approv-
ed, June 10, 1899.
New Era Electric Protection Co, or
ganized at Portland for the purpose of
electric apparatus for the
burglar protection Of banks with $780,
900 capital stock, of which $50 is paid
in. The officers are: President. James
II. Clark of Boston. Mass; treasurer.
Geo. II. Clark of Boston. Mass. Ger
titicate approved, June 9. 1899
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-14

| stephen w. Carr of Augusta State
commission of insurance. was in Brew
er on Monday on business connected
with the duties OF his Office.
part of Mr.. Carr's business was. to
make some inquiries in regard to the
flre in the Brigham house on Brim-
mer street. last Saturday morning
Upon learning that there were no sus-
piclous circumstances connected with
the fire he dropped all investigation.
To the Bangor Daily News reporter
who talked with him, Mr.. Carr said
that he was going to make a thorough
investigation of the recent incendiary
fires in the town of Mariaville He did
not think that he should go to to town
personally, as he was very busy. but
that he would send competent assist
ant out there to make careful and
thorough examination of the ground
after Which he would decide as to what
action was advisable. He might send
detective out there, but was not GER
tain about it. Mr.. Carr said that in
his opinion the fires had been started
by some person, who was either an
idiot or insane. In either case the
guilty party will be punished-Bangor
News.