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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The schooner Gen. CogsWcl which
went ashore. Wednesday night, On
Cape Henlopen, is breaking to pieces
ana both vessel and cargo will prove 4
total loss. The CogsWell is a 2-masted
schooner ana was bound for Plilad l.
phia from Gloucester, Mass, Wi,h A
cargo Of frozen fish. The crew were
safely landed by the Cape HenlOp, 4
life saving crew.
A fire which started. at | o'clock =.
NJ, Thursday. in the building known a.
the Hartford Evening Post building on
Asylum street, Hartford. Conn. caused
damage aggregatinG $4,000. The fire
originated from some unknown cause
in the basement. The business office Of
the Evening Post was wrecked. The
offices of the Sunday Globe ON the third
floor and the composing room and the
press room Of the Evening Post on the
fourth floor. escaped entirely. The loss
to the Post Publishing Association is
estimated at $4,000, covered by insur-
ance. The building was damaged to
the extent Of $4,000. The other minor
losses made total loss of about $20,G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
A Novel Divorce Case Rulinu.

Justice Frederick IaWtpn Of Lowell.
presiding in the civil term of the Berk-
shire superior court. Pittsfeld Mass.
Wednesday, gave q decision in al
vorce case which has to 40 With the
outlying dependencies Of the United
States. The ruling is novel and with
out precedent in MaSsaC husetts
The case was that " Mrs Minnie
HennoSsey Of North Adams, against
Frank Hennessey of Honolulu. for de
sertion. The publication of the libel
was made. oct. 10 and the question
was raised if proper service had been
given.
According to the rules Of the SUI
perIOr court of Massachusetts. where
service i made ~ publication. the
hbell,@ shall have one month if east Of
The Mississippi; if described as any
other of the United States. of New
Brunswick. Nova Scotia Dir Canada,
TWO months; if described Az elsewhere
IN the United States. Or in Great Brit
ain. Ireland or France. three months;
and if described as in other foreign
parts or residence unknown. six
months from return ANY III which to
appear.
Judge LaWton gave his decision that
HaWaH was a part Of tn, United
states and that the publication had
been sufficient. In view NJ the present
discussion before Congress. the ruling
Is quite important.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

night was coming down in good shape.
il continued to sift down until late in the
afternoon, yesterday. when it changed to
hail and then later to rain.
The city was crowded with travelling
men, many Of whom did not dare leave on
trains. fearing, on account Of the pre-
dictions of the weather sharps, that they
would he stalled.
The number ut the city government
meeting was visbly affected, but in the
board of registration rooms the polti-
clans were as hard at work as the storm
makers.
The Electrics gave up the struggle rs
soon as they had carried the mill people
home ana took the rest OF the night OIL
The railroads were but little bothered eX-
cept by the trains being late, this being
due to the slippery rails.
Those who could forget the present
storm said that 1t started in in the same
manner that the storm preceding tn
freshet started in n few years ago. IN
spite Of that bur littlc fear was enter
tanned of freshct While il lasted j;
was fierce. as the mlkmen VIII believe
when they make their rounds, this
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
tbs SI03w At PORTLAND.
Witer Front Flooded Cellars Filled Heavy
Electrical Storm on Shore.

Portland. Me. March During tho
heavy rain. tonight. strong wind
suddenly spranE up along the water
front, followed ny a rise If water tina.
exceeded any height in recent years
Thu wind was higher than 60 miles IN
hour nri some M the captains placed
ii at over 20. There is much wreckag,
Of wharfage. lobster cars. etc. floating
in the naIhor that indicates considera-
hin damage. while cellars uf the whole
.llA firms along Commercial street
must De- filled with water. NJ ship
ping disasters have been So far rc-
ported.
During the nght. there was 4 re-
port that distress rockets We're being
sent up from the Allan Line steamer
Californian. which has been stranded
on Ram Island ledge. the past fcw
days. This was found to wv incorrect.
the flashes If light coming from an
electrical storm at sea. Inquiries mad.
at points IN the shore near the Cali
fornian elected the information that
she was not suffering from thu storm.
The Wreckers could not work on the
vessel today, owing t the heavy sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

New London, Conn, March 1.-The
monumental works Of Frank Salter &
son, located in Groton. are being or
Grated. today. The firm gave notice 10
its men, last night. that they had with
drawn from the Granite Manufacture
ers' Association and would grant the
request Of the men for an S-hour day
at minimum wage scale of So per
day. The men make fire class of
monumental work ana have Il number
Of contracts ahead. They employ
about 20 expert cutters.
The quarries operated by the Both
Bros, and Hurricane Island Granite
90. At Great Neck. ana Henry Card
ner at Milestone Point iii the town III
Waterford; Charles S. TcelI ana CIin-
ton ). Sherwood. are idle. today, be
cause Of the strike Of the granite cut
tprS
At all Of these quarries the cutters
We're paid off, Wednesday evening. ami
quickly left the works after having pre-
scented their demands for the new scale
If wages, which was in each case re-
fused. AT the Waterf ,rd auarries about
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
MU GU ANXIETY FELT
For Steamer Planet Mercury. Cue al Bristol
Today. from Portland.

Portland. Me, March IA number Of
kilograms We're received in this city. to-
day. from New York marine underwriters
asking for particulars regarding the Elder
Dempster Line steamer Planet Mercury
which sailed from this port for Bristol
Eng: req. lI-From the nature of the
Wreckage seen floating in Yarmouth. \.
III sound, which corresponds with the
Planet Mercury's cargo it is feared she
may be the unfortunate vessel
NhiIe the agent Of the line here doe;
not see how their steamer could have
been in the locality. owing to the direct
route to Bristol which she should have
taken. not few shipping men fear the
Planet Mercury has met disaster
She is due to arrive at Bristol. tnmnr
row, and the hoped-fOr report of her safe
arrival is anXiOusly awaited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
Glorious News

Comes from Dr. d. B. Cargle Of WASH
IT'LL. |. Z. He writes: -Four bottles q.
Electric Ritters has cured Mrs. Brewer
~ scrofula, which had caused her ETH rgdiI
suffering for years Terrible sores woula
best t'N doctors ST ' could give no help; but her
curc H. complete ana her health d eN NJ
Ient." This shows what thousanas h ht
proved that Electric Bittcrs Is the best
biond n,rjfrr Known. It's the supreme
r r,, ~" for ','' eczema tetter. salt rheum.
ulcers. boiis ana running. sores 1t stlmis
ulate= liver. kidneys and bowels e eNp the
ltrennIh Only ~ cents. sold by peane.
ditch n webster. Augusta; Z. Ha,terville.
Gardiner: : 5. Lightbody, ,snh26. 2s. MARI
druggists Guaranteed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
Gardner Advertisements.
Fl. A. F u r. T. e r
The Cash Grocer, offers:

Is doz. Heinz Ketchup. 15c. Bot. For
mer price. 25c.
doz. "Hatchet" Beet Greens, 10c. can.
Is doz. Glove" Salmon Steak, 12lsc.
ST. II doz.
900 ms Fancy Prunes. &C. lbs &c
Goods actually worth 121An II.
SEQ n. Nice Prune< ~. h ! III, "a.
$50 H.. IN Prunes. g.. 10 : lbs. ~.
Tr.s is INC ID 5Ud ID lot since January LIST.
5Gj lbs. Ruby Prunes. lie. 10. These are
an elegant flavor.
Sweet Frunes and if you try them you
viii like them.
800 lbs. Fancy Evap. PEACHES. pc. ID.
go his. Fancy Ev. Arricots, lNc. ID.
90 lbs. Nice LeGhurn Cit.on, l5c. III.
10 Boxes Fancy Imported Cluster. raj
sins, l5. ~. This is an elegant trade.
We are headquarters for dried fruit
and can always show You fine line 10
select from and a the very lowest prices.
Our Queen Zee Tea at sc. 10 lbs
2lir. Is guaranteed equal To any 1Vc-
Furmnsa Tyl yau can buy.
we have jus; bought a second lot ~
"Nrhstor'' Easpberrics and 'heF /" noZ'
at r.. $40 d"z.
Next week We shall have dem" nSt RI {
tipl uf Boston Blend Cote ana VIII r.
pleased 20 have you come n ana 7aIhP''
/ u. Cans. 25c.
" II. Cans, lac. -
Me are selling nice Navel Oranges, l'c.
doz nnd Fancy Lemons, III. doz, ---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
WATERVIII.E.
The CITY REPORT
Shows the Various Departments 10 Be in Elk
ceiIeH. Conoi.ion.


The report Of the city has pgen Is
sued and shows that me city depl =
$--3,Ol3.'-
The report OF the assessors SHOWS
that the value "f the real estate )
ylolS,H''' ana ptrSohal property SoN''
III. hr amount r"i7eu ~ I e : :
- ii'i'''' a1.,, "c- ne ,i alo,,.s
a2 '-,,,. t,.t .,,a+ ,ha nr,,ho, nf
t . aoe,
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! OF foau mas OyeH pu1lt iI' az t.i' i'i~'i.'
I OF the OHloh ,'"S g I'i''''l' ~, at az
! exp NhSe OF 80 ne tA1viiSe 81 l'l',
ing the IrlaIIS Y ", i-c'"'o
NiS Ho'''''. ''ie ~ '''e 'il'7'
sN J"'S N'S - - l',,', - ,I,,
III ''i' '-" ''
- - 80 l'ud ~ t,
Janus !" l1et "l IT'S se"t W $780,
~ 20 llll7 4 c"ici ete - ''"'i 'loli Va ~
IL! Tor the plpc 10 resi- Oh dl'u tHe Si'',S
/ 81 the eAcaN d 'i'h Wei, "-tgu III -
| prevent IuitH"I 'lou"'e' ~ 1''""
'i''a 'iI''ui'''H n 9fo'o
!''.7'l l i'g, j.. III Mn r,1..I ,,,,n
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.t,,o+ hove Ta,7,DIa streat
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im',-' "L I"'--'Iii57 ''' w t''i '-'i' Wa
@oI''.ol-
IN" poor u'pd' tHleHt hi9 Hid"' a.
! excellent showing mere are ~ tHV
/ cltH laFm ~ inmates AGAINST - 'aS-
Ht.'.' IHe d. '''t ~ ~ ~, ''i-7
. e'cG inmate Is %l-'f 4 Mel =. l ne '>-
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D'Nls SLIM 'h' !. 'ri', TIT, ,,'.'..
ii''i N'' ,'''i''@
! tr!iiPS VII" "fN' "'P"'" i"l ''.7 us
| Where II was once thr custom !" nav
400 or more trainpS during the coutS"
Of the year, there Were but IT, IAs'
year. The report shows that the cur
few law has worked to good adVan-
tage In MS report city Malshal Da.ls
recommends mat new lookup ri
| built rms could De done 1or $l"u0 az
the outside the report states.
In ms report as Guy pIiHSiCl'" 'r,
L. = builher states 'iIit Is tit Hill
l'o SAILS. rs oaiis !'eli'iol :, II.
that alter ny hie'iic.ne = ~ iii-,'i,.1'
put niue - lciI 'ie ely PHS 9i'i'i io'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

The latest report Of the board of
managers of the National Homes show
The conditions Is follows: Togus-
Present. 2254: absent, Az; total. 27o1
t. a. D.. 4. Hampden-Pre 352G; alb
sent. 49,; total. 41-&: t. a. p, II.
Dayton-Present, 5Oo7: absent. 9o5;
total 1915; I. 4. y. AZ. Lcavenworth-
Present. 25G1; absent. 79S: total. 1853;
t. 4. D.. u. Observation-Disclosures 22i9;
absent. 3S5; total. POSI-; t a. p, -.
Marion-Present. 1881; absent. 495;
total 23S2; t. 4. p. G. Pacilc-Prcsent,
1-GJ. absent. 5f,; total, 23l1; I. 7. p,
a. Danlillc-prcscnt 1871: absent,
~: to:al. 1224; t. a. u, l..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
''Alvil !OsIin'' Dead.

Pittsburgh. Pa, March 1.-Charle:
L. Davis calvin Josllm. the wcll-knuW.
character actor and owner of the AlVir
theatre Of this city, died. tonight. aged
- years Mr. Davis was known
throughout the country as Alvin Joslin
the New England farmer character.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

The municipal officers Of Hallowell
we're in session at the council rooms,
yesterday, ana several names We're
added to the voting lists. The city or
ucials consider the city fortunate i'll
not being obliged to maintain regular
board of registration. While the
method is undoubtedly faultless. the
annual cost was invariably in excess
Of the benefit derived. Salaries Of 81
per day while in session. placed an
average cost on new names added at
So to S. each. In larger cities where
the duties are greater. the method
WoJld undoubtedly prove more ex-
pcdient
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
PASSENGER TRAM OlTCHED.
-Four Reported Killed and a Number Injured
Near Plainvile. CT.

Piainville, Conn, March 1.-The south
bound passenger train on the North
amptOn division VI thu New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad. due to
leave Plainville for New Haven, at
Go, but which was nearly an hour
ana a half late. ran into washout.
about three-quarters IF mile from
the station. The train went over an
embankment. 1t is reported that four
passengers We're killed and number
injured. A relief train has been sent
from New Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
CECIL LESLIE ARRESTED.
Claims He Was Only Advertising Agent ior
Franklin Syndicate.

Cleveland. Ohio. March Cecil Les
liz. who WAS private secretary and
press agent to W. F. Miller Of the
Franklin syndicate. Brooklyn, was ar
rested here. tonight. He denied COM
plicity in the swindling operations.
claiming that he only acted as adver-
Using manager for miller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

Miss Agnes Hersey. who has been
me guest Of Hallowell friends for a
Few days, went to Melrose, Wednes-
''ay. Her brother, Capt. Hersey, for
merry instructor in military science at
m University Of Maine. starts for
Manila. later in the week. to accept
- commission in the regular army
MISS Harvey will return to this city
shortly and organize a class in elo-
t"tion ana physical culture A recent
'aIk at the High school Interested not
q rev and the new class will include
not few of the scholars She is we'll
commended by State Superintendent
"I schools Stctson ana intends to 10
v"i' ~ HailpWell and later form a
class ca Augusta pupils.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

The Electrics made trips regularly.
until late in the afternoon, yesterday,
when car No. Il left the iron on Water
street, near Hamilton & COS. coal Of
.icc. There is a curve there and the
nange was clogged with snow and ice
The track was cleared, but the next
car north. in half an hour. met with
the same mishap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
Storm Notes.

Only one person in the city was pleased
by yesterdays storm. He is c. Il. Lessor.
The weather prophet, who claims that he
made $40 out of the storm by his predic-
lions. True to his predictions. the storm
started in, Wednesday night, and at mid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

It showed thick and fast about all
day. yesterday, but the several COM
panies mustered cheerfully to show
their presence and readiness to receive
the March pension payment when the
money arrives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

Sir Fredk BoWker Tcrington Carter,
former chief justice NJ New Found
land, died at st. Johns. n. F., Wednes-
day night. lie was in his send year
Judge Carter was Speaker of the New
F1unuland House Of Assembly from
1851 to 1861 Anu premier ana attorney
general from 1860 to 1870 and again
from 1874 to 1878 and was the first CO.
lonial statesman upon whom Queen
Victoria conferred <nighthood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

It was reported, yesterday, that ".
T. Reynolds has bought the Ware mill
in WinsloW. 1t has been known for
some time that Mr.. Reynolds has wish
cd to hire the min that some Of his
timber might be sawed. An attempt
to see Mr.. Ware was without success.
but gentleman who il; in position
to know said that. H. did not think the
deal had yct been accomplished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

Owing to the absence from the city
of Miss Annie +. Page, WHO is in Bos-
ton, the anniversary exercises, postponed
from last Sunday, will occur, one week
from next Sunday. Miss Page is to
give the Historical paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

The quarantine at the DanVllle
Branch In consequent of case OF
.tlaIlpox. haa hacn taken Off, greatly
H. tna relief of the members
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

Geo. f. Robinson has been put in
charge Of the Home beer hal ana
entered upon duty, yesterday morning.
Mr.. Robinson was formerly a mem
her of the Boston police force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

M and Mrs. \. w. McCausland re-
turned, last evening. from a three
weeks trip through the South. having
visited Savannah. jacksonville and
". ShingtOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

N,rkU,r of the Kennebec Light &
iio-t 90. have had much difficulty in
....tit. K troublesome l,aE IN the gas
iu:.i. VIVA S..oud street Opp site the City
j.,Itftta-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

Owing to the severe storm, the La
dies night exercises at the knights
Nj Pythias hall We're postponed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

The funeral of the late Adam Heiten-
hoff took place at II o'clock. yesterday
morning, Rev. Mr.. Newbert officiating
ting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
Daily &snnebec Journal.


/. g. Wing came home, last evening,
from q visit to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

e. i u43i.y ma moved to his new
-.,.,t.,. ley Hair. house on Union
-t,,.t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

The services at the Free Baptist
church will be continued, this evening.
as usual
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
EARLY SETTLEMENT
Continued from page -

} was earlier in the day but the outlook
! is not such as would indicate long
/ strike. The hitch in the negotiations
| centres entirely upon the actual set
4 Element made by the BARGE, VT, man
/ ufacturcrS with their cutters, whether
/ the new wage schedule means an aV-
. erage wage or q minimum wage Of ~
cents per hour. The quincy cutters in
mass meeting, tonight, at West Quincy
voted to instruct their conference com
| mittec representing the two branches
( Of the union, to compromise with the
manufacturers on the Barre schedule,
/ which the cutters here maintain, an q
! hour day at a minimum of % cents per
hour.
A little later the meeting Of the joint
committees Of the cutters ana manu-
! facturer5 met in Quincy and the man
( ufacturcrs Immediately voted Down
| the proposition Of the cutters. me
| manufacturers then renewed their orig
I inal Offer Of an S-huur day AT IN aV-
, craGe of % cents per hour. This offer
/ was not to the liking Of Ia" cutters
and they Immediately voted down that
| propositions II was seen that INV
trouble hinged on the actual settle
/ mcut At Barre, the manufacturers
making the claim that The b cents Of
fodr IN the Vermont city is an average
rate. the cutters mannheim thut il is Il
minimum rate.
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WILL. r,,,Ia.,.1 ,,...,,e..i',,....,
,..,,,..,ti,,, IL I,,.,'., c.,,.,.i.... Till.
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N Se'',ihE i"dI"''"HI STRIFE. Ih- rEt-
VI '''S 'h' .'i''"' hiN' ht'l gwen fil
F. power !" ACCEPT '''"r' 'h.5'' offer "llh-
/ ""' referring INC S'.h" - " mass meet
/ ms
Y If reported mere, tonight tiat IN"
I! lttilan members NJ ihe cutters Union
7 A' barre ar" "lsS it!Sh'h "ith the set
/ lIeine"' made th'i' AMI th'5 VIII lead
4 I" rr- irhihR ~ thr trouble between
Tn cutters ana manufacturers
N'S.'' ~ H. - Mi 'H As '.-
Wv ~ 'I.' '''u"N 90 III" N'.t'i's
"-,II'' 4 III Hts '''dI'''' ul''I7 Hi"ii
III blacksmith RESPONDED NJ ti,a wnisiT..
J in any quarry ~ ,uttirl, shnp b.r.
! this morning. The number who re-
manned away were - cutters and p
v NlackSmlth4. The cutters have Nv
,r,.n..i,i,n !, lr., ,.vc,rt ,ha hi1I III
rri'.s mir. ,d,. ,,r..e,taJ s. nar day
/ fp- eight hours work. The members
of the union declare that they yvin re-
main firm In their adherence tn tha
uri.n demands The Rhode Island
Granit" Works. this morning. posted
I notices .rf.riup cIupluvneut t. II an
! NIll|td Mass. M2rcA The stu
/ atl"h IN IN" grant" industry IN thus
/ ira'r ana q worcester + HttI" chahI-
+, '' iI"lh I'S' HlEi'' Wh'" ii''lily "''
" .'i-' '"l''i9 '"l''H I" III '''' N,t' '1-7
a"'l.' i,i' '"'i "''N an" ~ "' " l''
/ TINT nuns =" ""E anu 80 In iIIT
81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
THE STORM.
Very ReaY Snow Turning TO Violent Rain in
Most Sections.

Whitehall. N. Y, March Tho
heaviest snow storm Of the winter ia
no.. raging. Fifteen inches Of SNOW bas
fallen since last night ana th4 biz
zard continues. The same conditions
prevail throughout ChampIail valley.
Malone. y. Y, March IA heavy
snow storm sat in. early Wednesday
evening, ana more snow has fallen dur
! ing The last II hours than at any pre-
yipus tinc, this winter
u .ncsac, N. Y.. March 1.-This section
4 Gf the country is Icing visited by one
I ct TIA heaviest snow storms in years
Eighteen inches Of snow has fallen.
since s O'Clock, last night, ana thu
storm continues unablted.
buffalo. \. y March l.-Eighteen
inches If snow has fallen in the past
IA hours. The mail due here at II ID
last night. from the west arrived At
500. TINS morning. M other Western
mails h1va arriv d. sine midnight. and
10 Eastern mail trains have been re-
ported.
Cleveland Ohio, March 1.-The most
destructive sleet storm ever expert
enced in this city prevailed, last night
3nd carly today. The streets in every
direction We're blocked by hundreds 81
Frustrated telephone poles ana trees.
carried down by the immense accum-
mutation Of icr. The telephone sys-.
tenn the underground lines, was DIT /,
put IF service. Practically every street
care line in the city was tied up.
Electric lights, trolley and telephone
wires We're tangled together at many
points. necessitating the shutting
down Of trolley ana light circuits m Dr.
der t. permit linemen to work on the
wires with safety.
The cable roads We're also blocked
by the Frustrated trees ana poles
across the tracks. The lines Of the tel
cgraph companies We're carried down.
in every direction and for several
hours Cleveland was entirely cut off
from telegraph communication with
the outside world.
Albany. y. Y, Mar h 1.-The storm
began herr. last night. with snow. but
ec1n turned tp rain ana there is now I
steady l.Wnpnur. The river men are
fearing "a repetition Of the disastrous
frcshet Of last month
Nyack y. vi. March Ia severe
rain storm is prevailing along the low
er Hudson, today. in place of the snow
blizzard that was expected.
Syracuse. M ~. March 1.-The city
is snowbound. today, the fan being
about 80 inches. The New York Central
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

j. c. Morrison returned. last evening.
from a trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

= saw mill is to be built at Great
y "fNs' N the spring, to be run BY
Lowell & Engen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02
HAILONVELL.

p. Z. Fuller is i'll at his home on Lou
don hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

Phillip S. Robinson has gone on fur
Tough to Brooklyn, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-02

4 ~. Wan is at home from Boston
'rr H rvr days