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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
THE CASE DISMISSED.
sequel IN Justice Timmony's Conr, 3,
Watson.parloe Case. "

The unfortunate Incident which ..
CURED ON Monday night 90 tho ,i...'
lecture given by Dr. VI. %. Shin, .a
the Sixth ward meeting h5u.s v,a w.. ~
Ia Che police court this nfterps,,
~ lppcarH that the lecturer. vE. ....
hpl"'hH on personal clolulIrU.a. p..I,
hHnl' remark about tho ElufH..f
pie, which William pari1r f..'t
tlph 20. blahup Watson nrIar.f -
YOUNG man Co fit down OBJ f.,.
room. Whom the meeting v..
iufl1o, who was near Che H...
'glNlnF loudly 90 some people uH. d.
hiunliuF around. when OBJ. u....
NHhcl MN To- go home. pauIu. fE.E
.lli lhll hlg dld not know uIHh.u Wat
con when the latter remarked u.t f'.
doe Wns drunk The yuuus man ,
.ud th1t Mt Watson llud. Wh.r..i...'
VIC latter slapped pardoo in tba
Nh'h the CnHo came up boo fbs t..I..'
court, Mr., Wntson said thHt b. t...I5
pl'!h fllil 60 delivering the blow ff.
,Allllhri mat b. wnn Co. ChIrie offt
malillhh ana desired Go maintain UrI..
Ihn young man had diaturbsI th. f,'
ing aul Dc had asked him tuI.. b.. ".
nome. lle thought ho detected tho Az.
or lquur on thn young mana br.4tb
ana told hlm Of 90. 10 WAS thtu d. 90
gwen The llo. Mir. Watson s4ys d..
struck ON the spur ~ the moment ,Td
WITHOUT thought. He had nl 900 80
lnga against Mt Pardor and se.gi,
take no steps agalust him. th1Irb h,
considered hu had right 10 DO \, M.
~" ground VI the youuH man hlgIr,
disturbed tho peace.
Judge Tlmmuny said DE- was extreme.
~ sorry that the ease had come un i,
The police court tie believed That Nr.
Waison had bccn given great pfu,oea.
ton ana failed 60 control hiH trmp.r.
u the young man had been tru AZ
away ana time had boon given Nr
Wutson 20 think "a moment. tho blow
would mover have been struck 10 v8s
the opinion ~ the judge that Alr. wat.
son had been Hufilcigntis lga.stpd Cor
losing hls temper and being brought
lnin the court He therefore dlsm.ssgl
tho case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Cape Nomc one Of the country. or.ats.t
Discoveries

Washington. Sept 2n-Ocn. shnftar
has sent 10 the war department COPY
OF dispatch which boz bias received
ffnm Major r. IA. Ray 10 d. dated IT,
Michael. August 30. aud d. aH follow.
- uud ut Anvil and along the beach
between 5000 und 900 people. Fully
900 ~ the people will hu compelled 90
leave there before the close of nuvign-
ton owing 90 lack OF fuel and shelter
From ull I can learn there will be- but
tlrrH steamers here o. return before
the season closes. Unless tho people can
get away there Will De- great SUFFERING
ana probable loss ui life which 10 VIII
ho Impossible 60 nmcliurate. A. rule
lll have plenty 90 money 90 pay their
passage. therefore suggest that the
transportation companies be warned ~
The condition ~ nunlrH and that the
treasury department Doe asked Co order
cutters there uH late ua possible 60 meet
any emergency. Tho Cape Nome dis
irlCt ~ one ~ the riches ever diHcuy-
cred ln our country and will rival the
klundlke. The beach washing o. God.
rnni 90 tho destitute stranded here.
There are from 600 10 900 people alone
the beach and they are taking out from
10 90 go dollars per day per man with
rockers, The gulch district o. uH yct
not fully developed but shows great
r.lucaH wherever worked. | look Tor
thg greutent results next season.
WIN make full report from Fort Er-
bnrt sail from here 90 that point
tomorrow"
Con shafter nays h. has notified the
transportation ~ tho amount OF patron
axe they can expect " they have ships
al Fort g. Michael 20 bring people
down
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

MrH Lolblc strolhIc, widow M Marcus
Strclhlg, who was killed In tho Progress
buiiilUg couple Of SuuduyH ago. Hlud
petition lu the probate court this ne
toruuuu asking that letters VI udmiulH-
tutlOu be- issued 10 her On tho estate
~ her dccruFed husband. The deceased.
thH petitioner says, lUft an estate la
this county, consisting Of personal prop
rrty tu-Wlt; $50 la ClHh and an uuliqui-
dated clulr Tor damages tho value Of
which d. unknown Deceased left no
Will Fo far as known.
Mrs Strulhio also potltluncd tho court
60 appoint her the lggnl guardian OF
her two ana hulf-ycar-old child.
Dorothy Stuiblc, In that the minors
estate may be- properly looked after and
attended 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
LoNDoN wooL AUCTION.

London Sept i9.-Tho NTH rorIcs Of
the wool auction sales orenod today
with large number of buyers present
From tho Outset competition shovel exc
tromu animation. with Yorkshire apuur-
INK the bulk ~ secured mouu0s ut full
advanced rates. Some New South
Wales wool was withdrawn ON account
NJ the bids not reaching the figures OF
the holders Greasy mCriuoH and nuo
cross brols were equally divided be-
tween the home trade. Franco and
Germany Medium coarse cross-breds
IN largo supply were absorbed by the
home trade freely ut 5uta per cent adj
vance. The French buyers also took
several parcels. a poor selection nf
Cape NJ Good Hope and Natal wool sold
readily ut 10 per cent advance. The
number N bales offered iiCjL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Boston, sept i1aTho wool trade here
has been brink On spots this week. Soy.
rfnl houses have put out big lines ~
WOOL which have been snapped up hy
the manufacturer Tho larger opera
tHuH have been lu Territory woods
which have sold on the secured basis of
anHl.' Tor Cine medium and Ono. Fleece
woods ore quiet hut tho market holds
firm. Australian woods are well cleaned
up ana what lots are held are arm ln
The absence NJ sales
Territory Montana and Dakota
me medium and fine. lGulsr. ac1urci.
glu1i'ag staple, $685.. Utah ana
wyoming fuo medium aud nuo lCulsH.
medium and tine. iCuilc. souurrd. 5Oa
hlci medium, liHlNc. occurred. siu4Gc.
Australians, secured basis, DlmLiug
Hupgriln.. honasci good, s1n SOC. aver
age. s5u1,c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

London Sept. Gothic advance In the
price of wool yesterday was not unex-
pectod ana not uuwslcomo. The man.
ui1cturnu in several branches awaited
the advance uH uu excuse Tor issuing
circulars announcing rise lu prices.
These are not the only indications NJ
activity in the Industry The mills iu
tho west country ura mostly fully Um-
ploNDl uul from America pumr sturIrs
OF revival NJ trade. Conservative mon
tuN there Or NOT only greater activity
noticed, but that % Or the beginning N
another big movement ln wool cnuHa-
puent upon the Increase ln value. Some
~ the biggest cOuurrnB lu tho United
states hive been buying largely f1r
immediate uFc uf their mills which arc
now very busy uud 10 ls expected busl.
ness viii speedily expand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Tho Utah. orient aud So,a scotia looh.
Ing We'll.


Special Correspondence.
Eureka. sept is.-gcorrc whitaker
who Dc experimenting operations ON tho
Utah ln Wont Tintc. drove into town
yesterday and Immediately sought med
Zeal nid,his hand being DO badly swollen
rom the Effects OF 70 large cnrbunclc
Mr whitaker asid that two shlftr aro
now employed ut the property and that
hi inc bottom of tho SHAFT which lH
nearly 100 feet duop. Rood looking lowe
bfhlc orc has been encountered In
small quantities.. This ground u Md.
uated but short distance from tho
orient ana Nova Scotia mines. both OF
which uro taking out gooi shipping
of" ana % o. the Intention Of tho man.
ht'n' nt 20 continue sinking the main
nhmt until the vein which traycrse-
thht section of country " cut The
WhiW which ia used at present In hoist
my VIII De removed and small steam
hoist Installed Part N the c1uipmop,
lnr the now hoist ~ now nt the mine.
Ihe company has nearly completed ID
coWinodluus house. which WIFI b. orcu.
pied by the men during the winter.
DR. whitaker states that nt tho Nova
scotia milne work lH progressing nicely
and That considerable chipping ore h
being taken out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Denver Colo. sept e0.-Cuttlc-Re-
calnta 1850. MARKET active aud ft.ldy.
beef ,tuHrs. 500 TO- sos. cows. 900 a.
300. tulors freight paid Co river.
a1i ~ i.al, sfuckurH. du.. $50 o. 400.
hulia. atsrs. etc.. 200 70 $40.
llHa Receipts. glo Market steady
~ iall; mlEel onl heavy. $50 ID
Gat
Sheep Receipts. 100. Market active
and Htoady. good fut muttuHa. $40 o.
i2j. lambs. AS u 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

salt Lake Mining millionaire In New York
on ImnnrlnnI mn.Inc...


Colonel Alexander H. Tarbat. who re-.
Ht 1900 land 3D. g., Tor S2.OooOU0. and
Who haH just purchased the After
Ihuughi copper mines uf Shasta c0uu-
lN california, A ut the FIRM Avenue
N1iUH says ihH New York Times.
COLONEL InlhutH presence In New
1pri. ls for Che purpose OF buying
mNchiurry fUr the Development uf
larHut De- A. O.. l.lmson uf salt Lake
chg, anu they own the Sllt Lake city
water q Electrical Power company.
l'r which thHy Will also place orders
Tor machinery
This company ulant o. situated on
the Jordan UNur twenty-five miles
south uf Snlt Lake city. ana furnIahca
power Co the mills and mines NJ Nor
cur the famous gold camp uf Utah.
and also tho camp OF Bingham.
equally famous Tor IT, copper pr0duc-
INlhtt llHi night. - have never soon
such Jll-1rpuul prosperity aa nt praH-
Ont prevails This Re particularly uN-
rnp.lucd lu muuuflCturiug Even at
me nigh prices now ruling u "a lmpoH-
tlhlr 10 have orders Tor machinery
promptly hNoi, manufacturers de-
mnuuluE no lu1Ht FlN months time.
"a large firm today refused 10 ne.
ccpt any orders at less than seven
months, nnd declared that thoy were
contracts
since ] have been In New York I
nave heard tulk M tight-moncy. We
ln the West think Wo know whnt tight
money Co. hut the banks in Utah ana
Montana have % larger surplus now
thnn ever before. This rs generally
true Of an western banks. Tho days u
aSorbltaut inL-rs.sL " the West are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
CRAY'S ATTORNEY
FILES DEMURRER.
Information Attacked ON a Number
Of Different Grounds.
WILL BE ARGUED SATURDAY
Prisoner Talks Of Mondays Episode
Thought Siis Time Had Come
Other Court News.

AZ meek ana as gentle ne n lamb.
John Gray the man who tried 10 oscape
from State prison officers Monday. on
tered the criminal court room in the
city and county building this morning.
aud took his scat ON tho "mourners'
bench lic was accompanied by clerk
stowe ana Guard Dickinson. who never
once took their eyes on thu prisoner.
10 lacked five minutes N ten o'clock.
ana while waiting for the court 10 open
q representative of the "Nous" had %
short chat with the convict regarding
Die tuolharly break of two days ngo.
How do you feel after your run the
other day. Guy?" Inquired the News"
man. os he seated himself alongside tho
prisoner.
"oh. o little bic aun and sore.' he rc-
piled, smiling nli over his face.
You took desperate chances. ln thun
trying 10 get away didn't your"
y don't know that I did. didn't
nave limo Co think Ut any danger.
was seized with a sudden Impulse 10
run ana couldn't have resisted Il had
Were you not scared when the rhota
were lying around YOU"
30 The only time ! got scared or
frightened was whom Mr Young pointed
me- run at mo ln the corn patch. For
moment ! thought sure my time had
come, nu ! had heard that Young was "a
man you couldn't fool with"
How o. your honlthg"
Very poor I have lung trouble. and
IL unnctH my breathing very much"
~ this lunoturo Builim MacDum
called out Hear SO, hear Sc. the Third
district court ~ the State ~ Utah o.
now in HDralDn.' and Gray Fut up and
took seat alongside ~ his attorney
rim.
Assistant County Attorney Ray Van
Colt called the courts attention that
lhH was the date pct Tor taking Gfuy'H
plea Co the charge uf assisting q prla-
unyr tu escape from the State prison.
Attorney Hamilton nlnl demurrer
% The Information uu tho grounds that
the same dld NOT state facts sufficient
lu constitute uu unUnsD. that the dee
icnlnni had not boon given prrlimi-
nary hearing before committing
magistrate aud held flr tho onenss
rhlrHed, and that he WAS Illegally
brought hero from Wyoming
Tho demurrer VIII hU urfup1 Saturday
morning. and tho entering uf draws
plgl was continued until that time.
The complaint charged Gray with
assisting u prisoner tu escape upon
which De- waived o. preliminary hearing
before Justice McMnster. The iuformn-
ton ln tho district court Co which de-
murtr was today lntsrp1scd. charges
tho two former convictions. which were
nut alleged ln the complaint before tho
cuWmltuus magistrate. because one OF
tho convictions was had since the de-
PENDANTS commitment.
The adding uf these two convictions
to The Information Dr. no doubt the basis
OF the defendants claim that he has not
been given % preliminary trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Kansas city. Sept e0-Cnttlc-ilc.
cUipts. 1900 natives. $500 Texans. Good
butchers. steady. others tuioc lower
2gtuasi. Texas COWS. g2iHItO. native
COWS and IU.fUrH G1lutUN. HfuHkUrs
uu1 fp.f.rH. allrtn0. bulls gfin3.fi.
Hog. uoe,iuts 1000. Light. steady.
others weak 90 Be- lower Bulk of sales.
i3tultU. heavy ialmii4s, packers
and mixed. ilIHAiO. Ught. t32isHA50.
workers.. ttOutt0. pigs. ABSOLUTE.
Sheep Receipts 5000 Market steady.
LumhH 3.,du5l5. muttonH 3OJrLt0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Omaha. Sept. e0-Catur Receipts. g.
sNl Market active. steady. NutVu beef
st.ura. auUHG2i. western steers. t25r
BOO. Texas steers. 3t5utt1. COWS and
HtlghaH and fUlrn I15Hl9U. clIyeH
iu1Htu0i bulls, HiuFH. etc.. aOOuAuu.
Hogs Receipts. COOO. Market steady
tu shade lower Heavy. tlauIl1fs.
mixed, laDHi3.is. lIght. Ag4sutci.
PIGS. i0Oui35. bulk OF sales. i30u
lI2i4.
tive. steady. Ypuriiura t00nta5t yggat.
'rn muttonF. ah0uili. stock sheep.
$500 900. lambs. i2505tO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

a marriage license was Issued to-
DAY % slluE H. Smith, 90. of Granger,
aud Maud bowding, iS. Of Sandy
Prof Newell tho noted hydruempher.
delivers DIE lecture ut the Assembly
Han uu Friday night His remarks are
certain Go De- instructive and should
Interest every ifriratlonlst aud farmer
lu Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

The case of Salt Lake city W. Mrs.
MnrUnnetu Un appeal from tho police
court was tried before Judge Norrcll
ana n jury tpony and verdict OF not
guilty was returned
The defendant was charged ON the
complaint Df AllCn Chapman with u.s.
Ing abusive language In the police
court Hh0 was adjulgcd guilty and fined
go. The defendant was represented By
Attorney a. d. Elder and tho city by
Mr. c. H. stewart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

~. \. Chisholm Talk. Of It to Denver
Newspaper Man.

O. =, Chisholm. one ~ the members of
the noted chisholm mining family was
% guest ut 90. Brown hutol yesterday lu
company With DIE family, says Tues
days Denver NvwH Tho recent sale
uf the Centennial Eureka milne at TIM
Gle. Utah, ly thH chisholm. and the roe
UlrhuhlD success NJ the buyers iu uu-
covering o. great body uf ore. has AGAIN
brought tho mining family into pr0ml-
hence.
yes" said the visitor. eve sold tho
Centennial Eureka ana the price was
12loOO0O The property went 90 Bose
ton parties ana IN three wCoFH 10 was
placed Uu h1alH VI 5000. 600. Tint was
uu example uf successful nnuuglHrIug.
The mine has been developed Gu the
depth ut 1866 feet ana not u lrup uf
water d. ln sight 10 has paid 22l3- 600
dividends uud according TO two exports
who examined thu property at different
times, hNF gIUIbu0D worth of ore in
HEhL The now ore body Is no favt
Wide ami 600 foot long The milne has
huHu worked since 1876 and there was
never hut one Assessment ON the prop.
orly lI stock WhpIo par value ia 81,
sold ut thn rate M 7iin q share"
The father Uf Mr. chisholm was tho
mine ut Utah, The family D. extensive.
ly Interested Zoo Colorado MINING prom.
urtiHl aud Nh chisholm says now that
Che biggest mine un the liat haa been
disposed on attention viii bH directed
with greater zeal tu properties iu this
state. ITO IUElrds Colorado uH the chief
of mo- Che mining states and one uf the
most promising mining regions OF the
globe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

The cuao Of salt Lake city W James
Stevenson. Ton upponll was quickly dIa.
posed ~ iu Judge Nuuglia court by
The defendant by bis attorney, u. \.
Smith, entering u plea of guilty when
"a nuo uf $40 was Imposed and paid
The defendant was arrested and tried
ln the police court lu November. 1895,
for violating one of the city ordinances.
lu That hf permitted % slot machine tu
hn run ANA operated in his saloon In
the lower court tho defendant was ns-
HesHnd go. when d. took nn appeal A..
H."iHut CITY Attorney g. 10. Stewart
appeared today Tor tho city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

numbered. There "a now no excuse for
lhc bankers charging the uaurilus
,nl,5 that nave heretofore prevailed
The development OF mines in the
lH.t Two years has been phenomenal.
,uu lhe production NJ the precious and
h1aer metals shows AN extraordinary
IuvIrulu-nl l.nnl a1 nor runLn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

a Ycnulnc Ycntlcmau has evidently
hkon the fancy OF the patrons of tho
Grand, Last nights audience was q
cation uf another big turn out tonight
This ends the season, and tomorrow
evening a Midnight Bell will be the
bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
Observation-Disclosures nrnnnruuintnn nnnnffuu7

No. o do. GGucs. No. 1, northern spring,
a. No D. spring. Gid10
Coru=Nu. 3. %. No. 3. 80.
uats-No. q 22ia. No. .. 22ph.
Fllxailgis.
Harley i0uiG.
NyoHlG
Tlmuthyag co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Chicago Sept. Wheat was dul
market today December opened az
toaIAc, advanced Co ,os and reacted
90 DOES.
Whout-sept, 7iN, Dec, 7iha
%.
COru-Supt., 7pl; Dec 2lIug.
OHtF Sept, 2eh. uuca 2i7s
Pork Syuts hO-ia, oct, O2LUNu5.
Jan. gcaug.GI.
Lard Sept and oct, $50; jan. $3.50
Ribs sept and oct $50, Jan. g5U
RIBS sept and oct. 5l1a. JAM bO0u
bO5is
Cash-W holt-No. 2, rcd. 7iU7iB: No.
3. red, GsuiO.s. No. ., hard winter 6s,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

mn.InN MnnL MAIlIlII.

San FruncIFoo. sent. 2o.-Whnt nrmor.
Dee. 100. May Lax cash i.O2iss
Barley nrmyr. new 40. cash say.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
FUNNY
THING

about these boys shoes Of ours.
Mothers buy them Tor the boys
70 wear out, and then they don't
wear out at least they have to
Dc worn out for q long time be-
Tore they wear out Maybe be-
cause We build them ourselves
mas something to do with IL.
They're an good leather and well
put together.
ROBINSON BROS. CO.,
SHOE BUILDERS. IA Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20
CLEARING HOUSE RRp0RE


Sept 800. 1899.
Todaya Cly1rIngs., D.. o.. ....EIIl g13 90
Same day la=t year.. oil. D.. ,... gG3.eOl 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-20

Campbell q Urrsnc, stock iiroters.
&c w. Second South 49, Telephone 53s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-04
Death Ct Mrs. Mae E. Choata.

Mrs. Mac =. Choate, widow Of tha
late j. Wort Choatc. and only daughter
of T.. NJ Nelson. died at her home On
upper Water street, Saturday after
noon. aged y years. She is survived
by h mother, Mrs. Nelson, and two
brothers. Charles y. Nelson, foreman
If The Sawyer Publishing House 5f
Waterville. and George ". Nelson, an
employe Of the Main central at Water
villa. The funeral viii occur. this
afternoon. at 2.3G O'Clock, Rev. Frank
Fay Eddy IF oakland. t. oGiciatc.
Mis Chodte had ben 6 patient sGf-
f.r.r from rh, umatism for many years
ana this maIady Ied tD other diseases
which gradually undermined her con
stitutiln. and wasted away her young
life. H-r many friends pay high
tribute Up her loving. cheerful DISPOSE
tiuG which manifested itself in a mos,
pathetic way. She was married fv-
years ago. her husbands decaasc oc-
curing last July. They made their
home with Nr. Choate's mother. Mrs.
Mary Choate. who was ever unremit-
ting in her though.fulness and atten-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-04

An agreement was made at the BE-
ginning Of the foot BAH season between
the managers of the Gardiner and Hall
Dwell High schools for a series Of three
games. It was stated i'll the Gardiner
paper Friday, that Manager Haley had
sent challenge To the Hallowell team
TOR another game to be played as soon
as possible on Quimby Athletic lieId.
The challenge. if sent. must have mis-
carried. as it has not Yet arrived. AS
Tor playing another game right away
on tluimby Athletic field, all of the bows
declare that it is out Of the question.
so that If another game is played it viii
De on better field. This city might
not be satisfactory TO Gardiner. bur
neutral ground ought to be mutually
satisfactory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-04

Gur ACADEMY street prophet il out with
another prediction which our merchants
will de- w"iI to heed He predicts that the
last week in December Or the first week
In January will witness freshet whose
waters will enter Water street. Tie ar-
cues from The position Of the moon three
successive Saturdays. only once in y
years has such condition failed ID bring
7 heavy fail NJ rain. WE have reported
Mr Narneys prediction; merchants viii
govern themselves accordingly, says the
keGister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-04

The lecture talks, which are gwen
weekly before various classes at the High
school. are most Interesting ana are tcne-
fetal for quite obvious reasons. Talks Oh
English Literature" are given by Rev.
-. f. Miller; american Literature p"
Mrs y. +. Miller; "Comparativc Re
l.glons." Roy. John II. Hoardman. Each
talk takes the place of a regular recita-
tion, being given in the period that woud
otherwise ba dc.DteI t1 that recitation.
They ar, opca ID the public, ana parents
ana friends are invited To be present. "A
talk on "Tcnnyson' will be given before
thu senior aad Junior classes BY Rev Pr.
Miller, Wednesday m rning at ~ O'Clock
R,v. MI. Bodriinan viii deliver the til RI
ga his series nf talks Lcforc the general
history class. carly next week. on Fri
Cay. Dor. u. Mrs. Miller will give talk
on "Whittior.' win reoitations ana read
ings from his poems. Tie afternoon viii
BE- entirely given oyer to the memorial
observance M The poets birthday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-04

Joseph carr a member Of Home 90
c. whose death occurred at the hosn;-
tai. Saturday forenoon. was born II
England. III 1871. ana at The time If HI
admission to the Home. in May. 1896.
was a resident of Holyoke, Mass. H
served as corporal in 60. A. 18th n.
\. vols. enlisting at Albany. MAY IL.
1861. ana being discharged June %. INA
He is survived by a brother and \
daughter in Holyoke to which place
the remains will be sent for interment
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-04
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