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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
3pu6mprb.

gins 1000 Wenibsn sabIsnos Wenss
idlue bic 2bure bss Alerinbria. 8i
9efdnsnifes elm. ereriff 8,niumin 3bo'
NEE, einen Surbisen. Oer beiduloist mar.
Elm Sittlidisitsperbreden an einsm
7idbrisen ueiben Wdodsn periu6t su
baben. ibleifte ieinen blutsnben 2brper
cine 8ierteImsile n,it lber 2ieielteins
unb fnIpfte ibn on einem 2aternenpfabl
auf. 9lIs er in Der 2uft baumelte. isbs
Rabt ieiner &leioer auf uno bieie in
5ebenserrihsn, uerpoqitdncieten Is Ober
20 auseIn oas 8ert unO bic Diense ser.
itrsuis ii6. 8dreermsiitsr. BolBei6si
unb Elm Dubsno SpesialpoIisiiten ibuten
tbr 4euberites, Ebomes su itIsen. pur'
ben uber bon ben 2pn6ern aaf bic Seits
eeihobsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
3rdbittcrtfAe Tnnee.

Or. @sOrse 8. Sole, Der cine Sori6
unssreiie na6 ben in Triimmern liesen'
ben Sidbten Golorabo'S unb Neu. Msri
co.'s unternommen bate, IN nit interel'
ianten nsbeIbleibisln reid belabsn su,
ridsefebrt. gr Iieb in ben nod unbe.
nanntsn Ruinen auf ben SeIisn an
Santa Ss'Sluffe, piersebn Weilen bon
@spanola, Neu' Wsrieo. 9fu&srabunssn
pornebmen. gspuroe babel Elm semsin.
lanes @Obnaebdube blOBeeleet, bas eins
2dnee bon 300 unb cine 8rslte bon 240
5ub Bat uno einit 1900 Wobnrdume snt,
balten babsn muB. 2luS benz babel be.
finoliden @rabblseI tpuroe Der 2no1sn
zines tpeibliden OberidenfsIS aussesra.
ben. Der neunsebn 3oa lans ih; bsrisIbs
muB bon elmer Risiin berrIbren, bic iis.
ben unb einen baIbsn 5ub bod mar.
Der Selfen, ber bic 8uinen trdet, erbebi
ii& 1000 SuB Iber Der @sssnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
6reuelthaten.

Die foIssnbsn Poitnu&riGtea trafer
nit BEN Dampfsr ..gmpreB Of Supan'
elm:
Cine i&rsdli&s SIutb iu6te bic I'm,
terpr6feetur Dar Gbop bsim. mo 1856
Sduier jerh5rt unb Tauienoe pon armen
9eutsn oaourh obbabsloS tpuroen. Clint
nad Tauienoen sdblenbs 8duberbunot
psrbssrt bus 2anb. 8ebn NIT SDIoateu
anssfiillts Sunfen, ausssianbt, um IL
sinsufansen, tpuroen bon ibr ipeeeenom.
men. Wan nabm ben Soloatsn biz
@aifen ab unb perbrannte bic Sunfsn,
Sunberte bon Splbaten ertranfen. Sies
benbunbsrt ginssborne, bic ben portpdrti
marihirsnbsn Seinb aufboIten tpoIItsn.
puroen ssi6btet. pdbrsnb 1000 burd
ibrsn AnidIub an bic Rauber ibr 2ebsn
retieten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
Sbamf s Spemcer. S0' 40 ..sss'sa sssnss Sc etrase'
Xardtbare @aserplpfipn.

Cine SpssiaIbspsi&s aus @innamae,
Snb., melbst: SnfoIee bes 8eritens
zines neuen sebns6aisen Sauptsasrobrs
nabe 8opal genter fanb Disnitae eins
ggploion ftatt, bur6 psIde SOlparb
SOparb Soob bon bier bod in Die 2uft
aeidl,ubert uno set6otet purbe. Ssin
86rper fiel Surdd in ben @raben unb
uerbrannte. 0m. Stratton unb Wm.
3unis, spsi psrbsiraibete Mdnner bon
bier, tpurOsn aud in bic 9uft eeporfsn.
Tunis brad Das Sdllfelbein, Straiton
purbs nidt usrlsbt. aber beim 8erfube.
1uniS bon BEN 5lummeniooe su retisn.
brannten ibm ale alsioer BON 2eibe unb
er true 8ranonunoen bapon. bic tpabr'
ideinli6 ieinsn COB 3ur Solee bnbsn
tpe,oen. Sarmer Smith uno iein Sobn.
bic nabe Der unaIldshdtte pobnen.
purben aud fdrsdlI6 perbrannt. tperben
aber beibe tpieber eebeilt tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
Die 3puhaffaire iu 3cnifiana.

Das Staatsospariement bot bon ben
italieniidsn 8sbDrben sine abibrift bsS
uoafdnoisen 8sridis erbnltsn. ben ber
Wa,q quiS Romano. Sefreidr Der Waib
iueton italienli6sn @sianotfbaft, na6
ieiner periDnliben uutsriubune iiber
oas tdrsli6s 2pnden bon fdnf Stalienern
in Ialulab. 2a.. absefaitet bat. Ser
9eriht hsat bic Nffalre in einem idlim,
men 2lbte bar uno i'm @ansen senom'
men betrndten bic itaIieniihen Nuiori.
tdten bic Sade als eine bon unsep6bn'
liGer @rauiamfeit. obne bic milbernoen
llmitdnoe, tpel6e bel friberen 8ottOmm'
nlRsn bieier art selieno sematt tpurs
ben. Die ginseIbeiteu upo 8eranlof
uneen su oiefer 2pnberei. ipelbe bersits
befannt limb. tperoen in bem 8eribt beS
Observation-Disclosures einssbeno bsipro'
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
0Bas Elm britifds.r Sffi;ier Iaat.

Sine Sps;iaIbspeide aus Sletoria, 3
g., an bic @bieaeo ,.Eribuns" ingi
Commander ST. Sobn bonn britif6su
areuser ,,psaeOd". Der aus Manila auI
Der Ssimreiie bier eintraf, erfIdrt, baf
General Otis ,,eanS obne &enntniB beI
@rforoernife obsr Observation-Disclosures
zines Selbsuses in 2ropen iit". ST bai
5000 Tobts auf isiner Rsdnuns heben.
iasi Der briiiids OffIcier. unb feline Bag.
baftiateit bat ieinen Iruppsn fdon se.
,siei, bab er feline @bnune bon oer
Situation bat.
DaS 5slotrapsportpefsn Otis' pirb
fur total unsendsenb sriIdrt. iein Soipi.
talcorps cine Suree esnannt ..uno isin
plan eribeint berednet, tpis fein anberer,
bic Sntersien bss 6einbss su f6roern."
3niiben Der 8unbesarmee unb Der SSloiie
iOa cine srnitIide 5paltuns sriitren unb
Commander st. Sobn faet: ,.Das @rfte,
mas bic Ser. Siaaten tbun ioaten, III,
oieien Waun surddsurufen. @slit Jam.
msrpou, bic porSiielibten 2eute ieiner
Armee eeOpfert su ieben."
nsber bic @eniur bemerft st. Sobn,
oab fe in NaniIa auf's SHdrffte se.
banbbabt tpirc. um tu perbGten. bab Dhs
nit elmer SIuibpsae aaeemeinen nnpiI,
lens biniueseeihpemmt tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
9ann fein enslifAer Nair perSen.

Senrp aaboudsrs iast in bsm 2onbpn
8laite ..Irutb": ..Dos 8erddt. @m
W. ator psroe 70 isbr balb in bic
Bairspdrbe erbobsn psrben. III uneIaub.
lid. oa Elm untsr Der Serri6uft @ilbsIm
III. erIofenss @eisB bic 8rOne Der
Wa6tbefuanib beruubt. ben Rane eines
Palts Naturalization AusIdnbern su Der.
leiben. SO puroe erloHsn, neil ber
9onie au DieIe bOadnbii6e RepubIifaner
~ Bairs ma6te. Serr afor fann elm
Baron ober Sitter tpsrben. ipenn er mil.
lens 1T. Su Sublen, in benz Sale pdrbe
sr feline S&ipieristsit finoen, anselsssnt'
lid Der SADIE ,u unterbanbe!n."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
Der arme Tilipino piro aus Der
Stabt aetpiefeH.

Sen. McGrtbur bat aas Ginssbore.
nen, bic ni6t 2anbeissntbGmer iinb, aus
ber Stabt San Sernanbo binaussetrie,
ben. Die meifen Der bisrpOn 8etroffe
men tparen Waeababas, bic porsabsn,
ireunblid seiinnt su isin unb MeNribur
um @offsn eriud,en. um essen bic Sn.
iursenten su fdmpfsn. Der @sneraI
aber beet ben 4rspobn, bab iis nit ben
Sniursenisn ipmpaibiiiren unb eine 8sr.
ibnbtung planen. bic @arnion su mai.
iaeriren unb bic Stabt in 8ranb Bu fed.
en-. 9ie 8erbannten tpuroen eestpunsen.
ibre Suusssrdibe suiammensupadsn unb
nit Sruu unb 8inSern bic Siaot su Der.
lufsn. @s pirb semsIbst. bab bisisr
pIan auf ber san3en Sniel sur Gusfibr'
uns selansen pirb, um bic Sniuresntsn
lu perbinSern, freunbIi6 seiinnt su err.
i&einen. penn bus SdIa6tensIld sessn
iie 1T.
Das GoIamba nit Gasuic psrbinbenbs
Babel 1T BON ben SilipinOs Ourdi6nit
ten iporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
Or. W. =. @ilfon.
@snsraIp irsitcr Der Natipnaltn Grpprt
2luslellung.

Or. N. 9. @ilion, Direftor bes Phi'
labelpbier SanoelSmuieums uno @ene'
ralbirsitor Der 9totionaIen @rport Iuss
fsIlune, III aus Orforb. Oatlano Co..
Widiean. ssbdrtis. @r muroe in ben
6ffsntlihen Sdulen erso8en uno enitpid.
elite iebr baIo Elm ausseiprodenes Tuleni
unb sroBe 8orliebe fur giaturtpifeniaaf'
ten, beionbers 8otanif. Ra6 Ibiolpir.
uns Der b5bsrsn 8olfsi6ulen beiutte si
oas Ianbwirtidaftli6e Snititut ieines
peimut ituuteS une beaos bann bic Sar'
barb nnips,iiidt. mo er nod ieiner 8ro
motion mebrsre Sabre lang iber 8Ctanli
las.
SIM Sabre 1898 sins er an bic aus
fiibruns ieinsr ldnsiteebe8tsn Scee bel
@rribiuns zines SanbeIsmuIeumS. Gab
Salub Der Columbia WeIiausfequnp
bot Ii6 in ben RobmateriaIen. pelds
pon alien 2dnbern Der BeIt bort ausee'
itsat paren, Der @runbhod fur bic anau
lessnbe Summluns. SIN 9biIabelpbiu
fanb er bereitpiaise nnteriiiiBunS une
bic Stabtpsrpaltuns sepdbrte bic Diit'
tel gum GranspOrt Der Souetiion mad
pbilabeIpbia, tpdbrenb bic einselnen
9dnoer Obne 4usnabme bic betrefenben
prooufte uneniseltIid iberlieben. Dlc
ii6 aus bieiem unbsoeutenoen Anfanss
unter Or. 8iIiOn'S 2eituns in iuenieen
Sabren bas iebise 8biluteIpbiaer GAN
oeIsmuisum NIT isinsm 70 iesensrei6er
IuSfunftsbureau enttpideIte, oas Su be-
idreiben, ipdroe bier su ipsit fdbren. Di'
8siuber ber tommenben grport Iusfea'
uns psrben @eIssenbeit buben, einen
@inblid in bic ourb bieisn Mann ses
iduffene Organization oss Wuisums 3u
etbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
0ier Teueripebrleuts bheen ibr
3eben Gin.

Bier SeusripsbrIsuie bdbten bel einsn
Branbe IN sinem Der oberen Stodtpert
bsS @sbdubss Wereer Chemical Som.
panp. ede bsr IL. unb Sarnep Str.
Omaha. ibr 2ebsn elm. Oas Ssuer Of
unb fur fd mar unbebsutsnb. bic I'm.
fdus srsisnetsn lid infOIse Goniaties
nit sinsm sIsiirii&en 0rubts. Die Cob.
ten inb: Soiepb AOams, 2ieutenont
Ditto Gsisde, Geo. 8onion unb gbarIes
Copper. Der SeBsr George 5armsr unb
albert 2ipinshon bon Der GbemicaI So.
srlittsn sbsnfaas sinsn bsftissn S&Iae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
Selb ftmprbperiu6 unter etfhipe
renben llmftdnben.

Sn ieinem 8emdbsn. Selbfmorb
,u bsseben. trani @sOrse 8atterfOn bon
@panSton suerft Elm Quart Bbisfep.
Darauf ueriduffte er iid sinen alien
SdbeI. rannte bus @efdb seeen einsn
Baibsuber unb IieB ii4 70 beftis in bic
Spite bsS SdbelS fallen. buB bic 8linss
uubssu ben bulben Sbrpsr bur&bobrte
Sdmersen fdbleno. aber INNER nod i'm
Stunbs su iteben, fiel Batterion no6maIs
in ben SdbeI. Seine 2ebensfraft mar
aber 70 huri. Oab er bic Dufe sssen iei,
nen Nussn ri6tete uno nit oem @efdbe
osrielben ssssn bic Buno rannte. Nod
immer ftiirste er nidt sufammen unb er
isBte, nadbem er bic Sdbelflinse aus
ieiner Wunbs seSossn bate. baS SauS
in 8ranb. frod in Elm 8abinet uno mar.
teie bort oaruuf. oub ibn oas Seuer per'
sebre. @r putbe aber BON 6suertpebr'
Ieuten eerettet unb lns Soipital sebradt.
@r bGrfte nit oem 2eben bapon fommen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
esIutuurs, sada. & BsHsrn eifsnbubn.

3aat ptrlaiIsn Serantpn fir Rem gcrf nm
l.50, 8 o. W., fir Rsp gOrf uub philadelphia
UNI $40, 500 uub 1905 3D.. 1885 unt 3.33
Ra&m. 6tr Buffalo 1910, 2.35 unb 9 90
NOrssHs, t.55 unp $50 Na6m. Bingham
ton unn 3piihsnfatiOusn i.05 Na6m. Ht&-
Olipu aerOmOOaiion nm 6 90 Natm. Sac
iprppille Nrepmooatipn 400 Rabm.
{. s. 3. Dipdou- Giir Ncribumbrlanb um
6 90 unp f0.05 Or. une i.55 unb 5.4u Radb.
6iir Nantieofs I'M sos unb lilo W. Our
plymouth nm 3 IS une $50 Nahm. Sir
stinsifOn nm 1855 9ia6m.
0pllfGnhiss ausfunft iibn Rnisn mad alien
lbetltu Der Der Staateu uue Canada fam In
On 5ifetpffrs I'M 9abnbsf srbaIhn perftn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
Grie uuo Bgomins 8alIsB Giisnbabn 60
in strait am 4. SUM 1899.

IN WTI1I I'M Z. JUNI 1888.
,3uss psrlaHsn Srantcn fir Rtp gorf, Rem
bureb uub 3piltsnpunftsn auf esr Grit 8abn,
I'm 500 WOrstns unb 2.28 giabmiitaas.
Sir Satpsp unb lofals punftr um 500 uub
S45 WOrssns unp 2.26 Na6miitass. 8ir
Cafe arisI um $50 Na6mitass.
Spnntaas 3igs perlaiTsn SCRANTON fir Cafe
aritI mi As WOrasns uub 1 80 Natmittaes.
an 3piibenitdiipntn aubalisnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
gAnbe reSm;irt.

anbsu Rd@ Ruruns guhaumuns RutnRk
unirs ssammtn grrabss.
gVnnu pakn ebr S&ubs frHtn w IS Snfauft ju S2.75.
f&par, SOrOs abn u So uub SO uauf 81. SO.
81, unb Obbis br&kn iO bio 49, Sl.5O
aas S&H anUpf asbu &aartn GS6m
fir paFtnb, su 95 Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17

CrndsMrbetfen isber art IN be,
"@s SIMILAR DfEss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17

Die feinitsn 0rudarbsitsn Der Stabt,
Giefert bic Office bes ,,Wo&enbIatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-17
U u 81 a n b.

aaiia @iIbsIm nil 5runfrsi6 beius
den. Au6 barin fOIst er bem SeiipieI
isines sroben @robuaters. Der mar
aud bort unb stpar nit pieI sr6Berem
,,@efoIss," als ss bem iesissn 8iIbeIm
m6sIi6 isin tpirO, mitSunsbmsn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
Village District Teac lsrs.

The directors Of the Village School
District have elected the following teach
crs and assigned them To the positions
named below:
William f. Smith Grammar School
Principal ANA Grade y, &. 5 Pcttengil',
Grade IN. t.lma Clark: Grade \IlI, Ancc
NJ. Doherty; Grade VIII Jessie NJ. Lock
wood: Grade VII, Maude Johnson, Graz.
VII. Ada T. Edgecomb Grades Iii and
~. +. Belle Voter; Grade IL. Isabel 7.
Heed: Grade ], Helen Doherty.
GRAY. Street School-Grade Nj, Jenni,
NJ. Cotilc: Grade Y. May II. Doughty.
j. .. Webster School-Grades V and VI
Mary Redmond; Grades III and ~, Lou
Use q. Cony; Grade II, EliZabe III NJ
Lc Prohon; Grade !, Anna $. Noyes-
Charles f. Nash School-tiradc "
Harriet V. Enright: Grade III. Alice l.
Clancy: Grade II, Jeanette Seib!nS
Grade l. Edith G. McDavid.
Laurel Hill School-irade |, MarGuer!tt
Buckley.
Teacher Of music. Estele G. Deering
teacher of drawing. Susie Isabel Sewall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
TODAY'S ROAD INSPECTION.
The Referees and City Officials to Go Over
The Proposed Route.

The three referees in the Manchester
CoombS' Mills road case in which the
city of Augusta petitions that the road
surveyed and approved by the county
commissioners, be discontinued, will go
over the scene OF the road today.
These three referees are Hon. G. f.
Johnson Of Waterville, Josiah Bassett
esq, of Winslow. and Hon. Frederick
Danforth Of Gardiner. They have
been appointed by the supreme court,
to whom the case was appealed upon
the refusal of the county commission
erS to discontinue the road.
The referees will meet the aldermen
the mayor. the city engineer and the
city solicitor at the rooms of the city
government, at 10 O'Clock, and teams
will be taken for the western end Of
the proposed road in Manchester.
There they will leave the teams and
strike across the county a distance of
nearly three miles. following the pro
posed route. 1t viii be a hard walk, as
the way is by no means an easy one
ana an aXeman will be taken along to
ASSIST in the crossing of Bond brook
three times. At CUombs Mills the teams
VIII meet the party and bring Them
BACK to Augusta, when they viii take
dinner, though it will necessarily be q
late one.
There will be no hearing al this time
nut this VIII be postponed until some
lI!ii" III September. when more of the
business men of Augusta are in the
city, and they can appear at the hear
ing and tell what they think Of the
road that /, is estimated VIII cost $4,000
ana be expensive to keep in repair.
The referees will be shown both ways
Of citing to the city. today. from that
section, ana they will then have L
chance to see the new route which it is
clai ned is but little or no shorter than
any of the others.
II Is hoped by this Augusta people
that the commissioners viii BE- able to
see Tho folly Of the road in the same
light that Augusta looks at it. and will
ord r its discontinuance after they
has had a fair and impartial hearing
If Both sides Of the case II tie Au-
Sus.a citizens thought Ii would benefit
thor patrons IN that section of the
con TRY. they would not hesitate about
nav ing the road built. but il is said
THAI testimony will be introduced when
the hearing is held to show that the
poo Die would not come by that route.
with the possible exception OF half a
doz Il families who live at the western
END.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

James g. Stone has gone to Ocean
Point.
Charles McGraw is visiting in Rhode
Island.
J. $. Common Of WaterviHe. was In
the city yesterday.
Howard Hammond Of Sidney. was in
the city. Wednesday.
Mrs J. NJ. ballard Of Sidney. spent
"Wednesday in the city.
H. s. Bryant Of Lewiston. spent
Wednesday in the city
r. \. iioM, q 8kowhegan. spent
yesterday in thr capital
Hon. Seth Nj. Garter Of Lewiston.
was in Augusta, Wednesday.
G. c. Hume OF shawmut, was in the
city. yesterday. On business.
a. r. Chasr If Brunswick, vas in til
city. yesterday. on business.
John Y. Lane went to Boston, yes
terday. for a few days visit.
Miss ethel Eussell has returned from
q tlip to Boston ana vicinity.
q. l.. Riggs of Wayne. was among
the visitors in the city, yesterday
'''rr. i'S,' n 'i"'''""h' "as ~ 't'
''N' Ne"i''S"'H' NiHi'Hs 'tli''''
Mrs. Esther 4. Freeman left on the.
forenoon train. Wednesday. for Jay.
+. H. Gilin. Esq. Of Bangor, was in
'hf 'It!' yesterday "i' l'Aal business
Thomas j. Mck"nney has resumed
his old position III Young = drug store.
r. Gilbert has entered The employ RI
n a. Mardcn IN ms East side shoe
store.
Mrs. B. f. Folsom and daughter
have gone to Ocean Point for Il few
weeks.
NJ. ana Mrs. F. NJ. Hutchinson Of
keadtield were at the Cony House.
Wednesday,
Daniel Haskell and Fred Conner
have Returned from their outing III
ocean POINT tt
col / r p.,l,s of Dover. was in
tb,. CITY Wednesday, on business AT
tho state Hons.
..,,i-r r,...-,,,.,..,. 1,;..l... oe ia. III. III.
,,,.,,,,.r,, j !, renee. a,,.pdinr II.
t,,..,,,,r,,, r,,,,.t.,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
Pomona Field Day.

The annual field day Of the Kenncbcc
foi lona Grange viii be held. Tuesday.
al Nassalboro. at which State Master
Gar diner, National Master Jones, Hon.
k,dNG"d N'ig..in ard others will speak.
This IA. ,t--.s " ~ ~ public ana il il
expected that a large crowd Will bc in
All, ndauce. The meetings will begin
It 20 O'Clock and good music viii help
along the people 10 have a good and
profitable time. The China Brass Band
has been engaged for the day. 1t has
heel arranged that teams viii be at
The station to carry people to the grove
ana dinners will be served to- thosr who
Visa for = cents each. The Maine
central offers reduced rates for the
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

A bal!.y horse on Rines hill was the
source Of occupation for several inter-
ested people. Wednesday afternoon.
The animal was one of the sort that
was as decided not to go as the driver
was 4 7cided that he should go. There
was nc very heavy whipping tried. but
halter was tied about his neck and
another team hauled him up the hill in
this; manner. "A good way to break a
horse Of that habit said man
/ standing near lis to hitch Il chain
about their necks and one time drag
ging them will forever break them, SO
it has been found in many cases for
| thereafter. when the chain is brought
| around they will move on. | once
! heard Of a cruel thing being done
where a man hitched chain about 4
horses jaw, and the animal would not
I move until the jaw was broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
A Lively Regatta Promised.

r.. ". Soule. the holder Of the chal-
lenee cup in the yacht racing circles of
LAX. CohboSSteCOntee, says he belirV IS;
there win b. a great time at the lake.
ne2.1 Monday. when the regatta takes
place. He says the people out that
way are planning on making great
dey Of it. and all the steam launches,
as NeIi as the sailing boats, Will he
toG ther. There are some Very speedy
boats on the lake, this year, and there
Is one in particular which the Illus
tier says he is afraid will take the
wind out of the sails Of his especial
PRIDE This boat II one owned by Car
diner people who. ii is said. will sail
her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
DRINK GRAND

after you have concluded that you ought
not to drink coffee. 1t is not medicine
but doctors order it. because 1t Is health
full, invigorating and appetiZing. 1t IS
made from pure grains and has that rich
seal brown color ana tastes like the fin
est grades of coffee and costs about Il as
much children like il and thrive on II
because it is "A genuine food drink con-
tanning nothing but nourishment AsL
your grocer for Grail-O, the new food
drink. Is AMI &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

\ few people from this vicinity will
undoubtedly take in the excursion to
Montreal leaving here. August s. s.
ana Z, ana returning August II or be
fore This is the low excursion to the
worlds bicycle meet. and will attract
wheclmt II from all sections. The fare
is worry low and the trip is through the
White mountains and farmlands Of
Quebec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

IT is gratifying to Augusta TO learn
that while the shoe making machinery
Is being moved from the factory, none
of the shafting or the engines have
bat.l touched. II is also said that 4
no1r Of cement is soon to b. added to
The basement, and that the underpin-
ming is to bc put in order. All are
hoping Mr.. Lee will be successful in
starting one of the industries he has in
mind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

There was an amusing incident on
Wafer street, yesterday. y little fell
low from the country was asked by a
storekecpcr to take letter across the
street ana place it in the letter box.
The boy looked round for the letter box
and WAS told it was in frort of Fowler
& Hamlen's. lie mStoOk a big dry
goods box for the letter box, and laid
the letter down on that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03
CITY OF AUGUSTA.
NOTICE OF TAX COLLECTOR

BY order of the city council, all taxes
assessed for the year 1899 shali be due ana
payable to the collector on the 10th day of
August. 1899, provided that the collec: or
may require payment Of All poll and per
sonal taxes Immediately after the date OF
commitment. An abatement or discount
of three per cent shall he allowed on al
taxes Voluntarily paid 70 the ca iector ~
or before August III, 1872. ana Interest AZ
six per cent per aunum shat, he added ia
all taxes remaining unpaid Oct. !. 1859,
from thai dare.
Il TOWtiSENH, Collector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

The days which are now about Il
hours ana "a minutes long, are short
cling at the rate Of two and three min
r.tae each day. They are shorter hy
one hour than they were in the season
# the longest days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

thus far there have been no reports
from IN local sportsmen of the shoot
ing Of plover. and it is understood that
the l!rd Is rare thing, this year
enc gentleman says he has travelled
over the same ground where he has
tean for years, and he saw but one or
two of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

The important improvements to the
street in front of the Haskell Lincoln
60. WILL when completed, make this
noted business corner more popular
and attractive than ever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

II. H Lee left. yesterday afternoon,
for Madison. where his horse Daisy c.
will appear in the races. Saturday
lie VIII Ed from there to North Anson.
y nero he will trot his horse, next
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

The people still persist in putting
revenue stamps on their letters. This
does not carry them through the mails,
as the letters have to be returned to
the owners for new stamps The fault
is not so common now as it was at one
time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Ii is 4 very easy matter now to select
from the people on the streets those
VINO have INDUCED in an outing at the
seaShorc or on some inland pond. The
color is what gives them away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

Word comes from Clinton that on
one Of the fields where the plover
shooting is on. there We're 40 people
out. Tuesday. one Augusta sportsman
got three ploVer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-03

The two children who We're injured,
Friday, ny falling from the platform Of
The house on Capitol street to the
stones below, are improving rapidly,
The wounds they received are healing
we'll, and the little boys head is i'm
proving. ~ combinations arising.