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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-01

Americas greatest vaudeville stars
and comedy company, headed by
Charles A. lSnrD Gardner, Beautiful
Aimee. and bright lights of the Vaude-
Vile order. come to the Grand for
three days engagement, commencing
Thursday night. Other prominent
members Of the company include the
Great Carmen Sisters. the worlds pre-
mler banjoIsts. Leo and Chapman, the
Comedy Novelty Gymnastic artists In
the funny sketch. "CIrcus Day In
Rubcville." Apollo, the wire king.
Edith Fay, the sweet singer of old
fashioned songs; King and stangc and
others, together with the grand re-
production Of the JefFrles-sharkey
night presented by EdIson's latest and
most improved moving picture ma
chine, "Ths vitpsraph."
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There ii a probability of hockey
club being formed by local enthusiasts
10 play the improved game of Shiny
on the Back river, and should the good
ice continue the club viii likely be n
90. Among the names mentioned in
connection with It's organization are:
Lester English. Billy" McCombs, the
ball player; Herbert RiheldOffer. and
Others. The Bnck river skating wns
enjoyed BY hundreds yesterday. The
fee Is the finest ever known on the
river.
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Averages in the Musee league to date
show Stuart Falck still in the lead, but
Charley RAIDER is pressing him close,
and 4 now but fraction behind. The
averages follow: s. Falck, Colts, II, 11S;
@, RAIDER, Colts, So, 1T3; Knoke, Tom
Moores, 8, III; Stevenson, Tom MooreS,
30, III; w, Wilhelm, LenoH. Is, MS
Emblem, Colts, 81, III; Campbell Tom
MOores, u, 1853; Handy. Colts, p, 16S; b.
Bearley. Crescents, q, l67; Weitzel, Tom
Moores, II. 1874; Beuter, Creseents, q
161; Marschner, Tom MOores, q, l6l;
Nolte, Tom MOores, IL, 1853: G. Modar,
Lenox, q, 16S: Handlan, Tom Moores,
IS, 1853; Cochran, Tom Moores, 80, ~
Hennine. Brownies, q, 167; Gilker, Colts,
e, 1855; Castor, Crescents, 80, 155; King,
Crescents, SO, 154; Reed, CresCents, q,
154; F. Wells, Lenox. q, 1h2; Norteman,
Daisies, 81 t62; Fugate, Daisies, %, l6l;
Bosley, Tom Moores, u, Isl; P. Wilhelm,
SanatelB, 28, 1907 DetwelleT, Daisies, 49,
148; HoreS, Brownies. Is, l4S; Wilhelm.
Buckeyes, "a, 141; Sadler, Sanatels. q,
147; Turner, Tom MOores, Is. 146; PIE
per, Daisies, 80. IA; ]. RAIDER, Sanatels.
Is, IA; e. SoHdeFma1, Sapatels, 80, l4S;
n. Wells, Lenox, q, 142; BRlEer, Cres-
cents, IS, l43; Junkins. Brownies, 30,
Bernhard, Buckeyes, 81, 142; i. Meyer,
orlents, "a, 1t2; DesEur, Brownies, %,
III; Frazier, OrIcnts. q. IA; Crum-
hacker, Crescents, o, 141; thinner,
Brownies, u. 14l; L. Modar, Daisies.
80, l41; Coleman, Crescents, 16, $40; Al
exander, Brownies. u, 40: Beckett,
Brownies, is. $40; Fette, Daisies, 8, 100:
Wood. Brownies, Is, 40: FrohHe, 8. H9:
Miller, sanatels, Is. 1888; Worls, Brow
mics, 8, 1888; Edwards. Buckeyes. "a, 1856:
O. Hannah, Lenox, q, 1876; Hanes. Dali
sizes, 30, 1856; Joe YahR, sanatels. IS, 139;
Whitehouse. Orient, Is, ISL; Mccullough,
Brownies IL. 1876: McCahon. Lenox, q,
1876: Bartholomew. Daisies, 30, 1875: Ha-
berlin, Buckeyes, 81, 1875; Wilson, Brow
MES, IS, 12l; Raider, Buckeyes, 80, ZIG.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
IN at the annual stockholders meeting
Of the Wheeling C0rrugatinE Company.
state OF West Virginia. 10 be held a. the
ofIice Of the company. In the city OF Wheel
ing, In the state OF West Virginia, on the
sd day OF January 1850. a resolution viii
be offered increasing the authorized mum.
company from fifteen hundred q 800
shares OF the par value Of one hundred
dollars $4,000 each 10 fifty thousand
.00O) shares OF the par value OF one hun
ALEX GLASS,
de96 Stakeholder.
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Konnsdy to Flight Hnwl,ins,

Eddie Kennedy Of Pittsburgh, has
been matched to fight BAL Hawkins, of
California, at youngstown at an early
date, and the outcome will be awaited
win nnch interest for n will he Ren.
ncdy'H first try against one OF the best
in the hgft-Weikht dlvisl0n. II should
be even money that he will win.
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Rheumatip,n cured IN d pnr.

'Gfystlc Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In to days.
It's action upon the system Is remRrka-
bic and mysterious. ItremoveB at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. Tho flrst dose greatly ben
eflts. as cents, Sold by r. II. Llst,
1910 Main street, chus, Mcnkemeiier,
corner Market and Twenty-second
streets, druggists. mw&f
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The new year opens with the Ohio
river ciogged from hank TO bank and
from pittsburgh to Cincinnati, with the
Ice that is always dreaded BY steam-
boatmen and owners Of other hOaung
property. The suddenness Of this par-
ocular vIaitation can be realized
when Il Is stated that before
Christmas day, just a week ago,
hot q cake Of lee had passed this
wort. Since then, however, both head
water streams have been pouring forth
Ice both thick and fast. until nov they
DE closed, but since then The ice has
been making rapidly in the Ohio itself,
and 1t ls not unlikely That New Years
day viii hnd the river closed at several
points between Wheeling and Parkera-
burg.
Last night the IntelliFencer wired It's
correspondents at New Martinsviile,
sistefsyiiie, Moundsyille and Parkers7
burg for Information, and the reply
was practically the same from each
place: ''Ths river full Of ice. moving
very slowly, and closed riYer.expected
hourly"
unttl 10 o'clock Sunday morning the
river was falling steadily, but at that
hour 1t became stationary at 8 feet 6
inches, and at 6 last evening the marks
showed s feet inches. rise Of two
inches This was taken to mean that
the river had closed at some point be-
low. probably at Kreb'D landing or at
Proctor, both places where gorges form
on the least provocatlon.
Navigation hag now suspended COM
pieteiy The last departure from this
port was the Greenwood. Captain Green
On the roof; which cleared for Charles
ton at 4 p. M, Saturday. She passed
Parkersburg yesterday without at
tempting to effect a landing, and will
probably 90 to the bank at Point Pleas
ant. at the mouth Of the Kanawha.
The wheeling packets are haThored at
the following points;
Middleport, ohio-Keystone State.
Plttsburgh-vt Virginia, Lorena.
Point Pleasant Greenwood, Kan
awha.
clncInnati-oueen City, Hudson.
Parkersburg-Ben Hur.
Marietta-H. X. Bedford. Elolse.
Ruth, Jewel. urania.
Clarlngton-Leroy.
steubenvllle-T. NJ Bayne.
All the packets are said to have
reached fairly good harbors, bas as
muci, cannot be said for the towbeats
OF the Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal
! Company, which were en- route home
with tows Of emptles when tho sudden
cold snap and consequent Ice sent.
them 10 the bank at many points along
the upper river. some OF which DO not
I afford any shelter in an Ice b.eal7up,
There viii likely be considerable losses
OF floating property to chronicle. In
(which these towboats will figure.
River kilograms.
PITTsBuRGH-River a. feet and
falling. Weather clear and cold:
STEUBENVILLE-Riv feet D
inches and falling. Weather, clear ana
MoRGANTowN = River 2 feet 8
inches and closed. Weather, clear and
BROWNSVILLE . River 8 feet and
closed.
PARKERsBURG = Ohio river 8 feet
and falling. Bank full OF heavy ice.
Weather cloudy; mercury 10 Green
wood passed down without attempting
TO stop at the wharf The Little Kan
= awha Is frozen.
GREENSBORO - River Z feet .
inches and falling, Closed. Weather,
clear and cold
WARREN-Rlver l foot inches.
Weather, cloudy and cold
OIL C$TY-River feet 6 inches and
stationary. Weather, clear and cold.
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Possibly no better combination could
have been hit upon than that Of J. X.
Emmet and Lottle ellison. In the ia
nous play. Fritz In Madhousc," to
occupy the stage at the Opera House,
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ICE is KING
IN the Upper Ohio River, 1Iayiga-
tiOn Having Been sus-
pended.
COALTOVS WILL Be NDANGER

when the Inevitable Break Comes
The Packets Rave All Reached
Faifiy Good Harboru-The Ice Is
Moving Very Slowly, assi It = Ez-
pect6d New Years. Day WIN Find
the River Closed Tight
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ID 49,

MD LOAN money on REaffls6.
AZ, TATE g fley gegthly P.yglgltl,
rotary, Telephone Building, Wheeling, ".
W. alilistthlt8
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Steel. Tin, Tube and Hoop Stocks.

The following prices for the above stocks
are furnlghcd By Simpson & Tatum, City
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1T0CRYOLDERN' NEETTNG,

: The annual meeting OF the stockholders
or the IntellIeencer Publishing Company
Will Be held al the ONCE Of the company,
aFy q, 100, between the hours OF and 4
O'Clock D. M. for the purpose of electing
a board Of directors and the TRANSACTION
OF any other business that may come boz
'V ds2S s"e JOHN P. GLASS. Secretary.
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FoR RENE.

New lo.roomed residence at Pleas
ant valley, with all modern CONVENE
enceS. Possession at once.
Store room and second and tnltu
Aocrs Nos, 2e46 and 224Y Market
gtreet. Rent $3.50 per annum,
Farm Of eleven acres, with house
Of 4 rooms, at Park View. Rent $3.50
per annum.
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NYATIoNAL TUBE COMPANY.
No. &c cortlandt Street. New York,
NOVembe. n, 1873
Preferred stoek pIvidend 70. 9.

FTeIaTTNN t3VuVN LIVINeH0 w .
At a meeting OF the board Of directors:
held this day, quArter-yearly dividend
the preferred capital stock Of the National
Tube Company was declared out Of the
net profits Of the company, payable Janu-
ary 2. 1909. at the office Of the company,
No. 26 Cortlandt street, New York city,
The preferred stock transfer books VIII
be closed on December 10, 1889. at u o'clock
M, and will remain closed until January
4, 1900, at 10 o'clock q. m.
noS3-tth&s A. F. LUKE, Treasurer.
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STATIONERY, BOOKS, ETC.
NOW FOR 1900!

The interruption to our staple Sta
tionery and Once Supply busiuss5
incident to displaying Holiday Goods
is now at an end, and we have put
our old stock in shape and added
many New Invoices Of Blank Books,
Box Files, New Notes, Drafts and
Receipts, Inks, Paste, Pens, Pencils,
etc, ETC., and ask your attention to
prices and quality.
Stanton, the Stationer,
No. 1901 Market Street.
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AGENTS.

HONEY 70 Jay s e qi StT esS SsH so@
aions for subscriptions 70 the 'DeSignet,
ne handsomeSt and most popular Bash i
Magazine. Easy, profitable WORK. ESs
teFfa5 and sample copy apply 70 etnnle X
Fashion Co., S2West 18th street, New a !nl
N. Y, H9sS
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srooKHoIDERs' MEET1uds.


STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Irba ANIMAL meeting Of the stoclchoidefs
Of INC National Exchange Bank OF Wheeis
Ing will be held at the banking mouse ~, ~
IJiesdNy. January .. 1900, between lne
hours q one ~ and three ~ O'Clock p ~
for the election OF directors. .,.,..
wheeling. VIVA. Dec. u. lSs9. deS9
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.TTERTNG OF STOCKHOLDERS.

The stoekholders Of the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley viii hold tiielr RREual meet s5
lng at the bank Monday. January ., lyg1'
for the tranEnction OF Euch bGslnesa as
may Sc brought before the meeting,
j. A. MILLER.
de2S Cashier.
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Nor HENT-1tiTfRE STORE ROOM
~ 81 itB Main street, OF tifst ana second
story only Of Ralae, II % desired, nov Occus
PED hy the Al9xAndef FreW FNr1itura
Apply At Room No. u. City Bank Building,
uoh.WR.V ~
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ZEAL EsTATE.
.,..FOR RENT.

No. 10 Sixteenth street,. .s'''''s''.'''' X
No. iGIS McColl0cll street ....'.....'.'s y
10 N North York street. .....:.....s e g0
t.ro6nied house east Of Coal Cnf.;.... 10
3roilnd on Chapllne street; VIII lease Tor
croSnd on Wood street, win lease for .
Term Of years. .A :.
blacksmith shop. Market street. uorFh OF
Twenty-fourth street.
FOR SALE.
saioon-one Of the best locations tn city,
9th lease 10 May I, 1874.
No. 90 North Front street.
Desirable property on Chapllne S'Feet--e
corner lot, 6 feet 'front.'.
M q Sixteenth street
No d Maryland street.
No ~ North York street.
NS, f6iB Mcc0lioeh street
M C. eeventeetith street.
Garner lot on Fifteenth street.
f,ot an South Front street.
M, az Main street.
10. ill and l2glls Market street
No. al Malii street.
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.IoR RHNR.

EloR RENT THE DFTlAPiAill
homestead. located az No. fS53 chap.
Inc NE street. Apply @ Jacob ". Grub, No,
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MA1lSAA0s
VYrANTEp-A GOOD GIRL WHO CAN
w cook. g Twelfth street. aee-
WTANTED POSITION AS BOOK
w KEEPER or bill clerk. have n ~
eSbeFience, Reference if requif 3D.. -
dress 81, care intelllgeneer oliee. aeas =.
TTYA NTTETS . TI9SPERIENCED BOOK
w EBRPRR foF retail store. Sta4e
what experience had. and WtAt salary eSe
peCied. Address p. o. Box lIg. CITY. 9 .-
nv ANTED I A GOOD ROOM, Exe2
w feet or larger Coed df[ 4 n 10y
would anGWer, Address &C. +. -, care
intSiii cencSr ONCE State Dimensions
s''s '-'.9 $50 dea
A. cLoTHING sLAEsMAN CAN
IA find steady employment; 1goN
salary paid 70 the right man none one, , S1S
experienced man need apply Al l.p IS..,,S-
lions Strictly confidential A9qIy IN
CLOTHING SALESMAN, care lntSiA'
gencor once. w.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15

cycle catalogues. And those who have
been sliding about the slippery street.,
or trusting themselves to ,rcrpers an
TIL they ~" lame ana sore would Ike
some Wrii-pachrd snow Ia walk on
once more.
The cold wave alone saved the ice
crop. There is now a small lam in
'front.' Of the wharf in this city, but
there Is now 10 fear Of its increasing
any. Al times, Tuesday night. it looked
aS if thp freight house on the wharf
aEd ;hr wharf itself must "a. Had
there been a few hours more rain and
warm weather the ice must have gone
out and serious damage been done to
the WhlrVcs ana other property along
III" shores. The cold wave came fust
~ time, however. ANA, Wednesday, the
icc .n the river about the city seemed
able u withstand any rise of water
that might come.
-\s tho mercury went down. Tuesday
night, the hopes Of the icemen rose.
"wednesday. when they began to look
the fields oV"r tha prospect was not
haH had. The snoW had All disappeared
from the top of Tho Ice. Along down
river. VIII A. brooks and small streams
empty i'm there were open places ana
"ct1~i, Ially i'll spots Where cutting haG
been in progress. There was much
snow ice on tor that viii have to be
planned off. All along the river below
this city the ice seemed very firm. with
no danger of going out.
q. y. Lawrence. iu speaking Of tho
effect Of the storm on the ico WedncS-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15

major ana William H. Murch is the
puartcrmaSter sergeant. The commits
FarE sergeant, the hospital steward,
IN" principal musician ana color ser
StHn ar" Still una appointed
In tn" 2nd Regiment is found Colonel
r. r.. NeWComb of EastpOrt. in COM
mand. AlOnZn York Of SkOWhcgam, the
lieutenant colonel; Frank A. Robinson
Of Bangor, Frank NJ Hume Of Houl-
TN. Frank =. cummings Of Bangor.
as TN" majors: Edward s. Wade uf
Passport. the adjutant. Wallace a.
Purnell Of Gardiner. the uulrtormas-
ter; Dr. Edwin NJ Fuller If Bath. tn
surgeon ana major: Oln NJ Smith uf
tipulton. IN" rrgimcntal inspector Of
iiil" practice: Rev. James +. Coch-
rane of Springvale the chaplain: Fred
W. Drake Of Gardiner the quarter
master sergeant: Georgr f.. Wilcox Of
Gardiner tn" commissIry sergeant:
byron i. Barker Of Bath. the hospi-
tai steward. The two surgeons. the
sergeant major. tn" trumpetcr and the
color sergeant are still unsettled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15
sMUSE N EMS.
Sons OF Veterans Fair.

fl. q. Staples Camp, 80. y. will
hold their fourth biennial fair
in Meoniln Han. beginning Wed
nesday evening. Feb. u. Tn" Va
l.5us committees have been working
hard u make everything success.
and they are to be congratulated on
securing several hrst-class attractions.
which VIII w distinct feature uf thc
fair.
Tn first evening Will he entirely
given m to the Colby Glev club This
college organization III y members.
has been very busy thc pas. month.
filling several cnGaEemcnts. ana re-
c"iying very nattrrinG notices from
the press. TIL y have an orchestra of
nine pieces. a mandolin and guitar
club Of eight pieces, ana 4 chorus of
seventeen voices. 4 distinct feature
from the other glec clubs is the excel
lent Tenor section. something very diff
ticult To secure in college organiza-
tions.
The second cvering presents q
varied but fully AS attractive pro-
gram. The Bincraph with the latest
moving pio,ur and Illustrated songs
Miss Georgia Holt, the talented Boston
pianist, will IN seen at hcr best i'll "A
grand piano recital The Salon News
has this To say of hcr work:
The selections We're sufficiently
varied In character to give Mis- Holt
ample opportunity t. exhibit hyr ar
tistic taste and acquired tcchnique.
That she succeeded in pleasing ANA
satisfying her audience was shown hy
the demonstrations Of approval which
marked every number"
Miss Harriet cole the sweet little
singer. in several vocal solos.
The last evening. after concert by
Dennis full orchestra ana distribution
of presents. will conclude with grand
ball Reserved seats now on sale at
Kinsman's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15
An Editors Lie Saved by Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy

During the early part If October,
1896. | contracted a bad cold which
settled on my lungs and was neglected
until | feared that consumption had
appeared in an incipient state. l was
constantly coughing and trying to ex-
pei something which could not. l be
came alarmed and after giving the
local doctor a trial bought a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ana the
result was Immediate Improvement,
ana after I had used three bottles my
lungs Were restored to their healthy
state.-B. :. EDWARDS. Publisher of
The Review, Wyant. III. For sale by
Jno. Coughlin. Ia Water St. druggist
Tu.Thu Sat.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15

Adiutant General Richards went to
Portland. Wednesday afternoon, To at
tend officially the evening meeting OF
the &. A. Il. encampment, at the re-
quest NJ Governor Powers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15
Polo Team Will Go to BIddetord.

The Augusta polo team, consisting "f
E,ui. ana Phillips as rUshers. P"dder
as center Poruurttc at half back, ana
Worth in goal will 60 t. Eiddef"rd.
Friday afternoon. where they will play
n III evening. THIS is in accordance
vim = telegram received. "Wednesday.
.nff,ring the Augusta men z good rricr
n, come there ana play. which was at
once accepted. The Hiddefard team is
a good one and has defeated some Of
tbr rcet III the amateur ranks. - the
Augusta men viii have their hands
full.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15

AS there are several changes in the
makeup If the field, staff and non
commissioned staff "f the two reSi-
mcuts of the National Guard To date,
rhc makeup uf the two combinations
NAV BE- If interest t. the public as
they stand. today.
In the lst Regiment, Colonel i. H.
Kendall of Eiddcforl. is. as in the past
~ wears. In command. Eugene r.
Smith of Norway is the lieutenant col
onel charles Rollins Of Portland, W. Q.
Peterson of Brunswick. and John Bird
Of RockIaud. will make up the staff of
majors: Charles +. Davis of Portland.
i the adjutant: Frank p Harris Of
EidGcford. il the quartermaster: Dr.
T. Z. Bradbury is the surgeon and m2-
in,. DIR. J. +. O'Neil Of Portland, IS
tba III assistant surgeon and captain:
Dr. G. NJ. Elliott of Brunswick, is the
ond assistant surgeon and 1st lieuten-
ant. Rev. Charles ;. Cummings Of
Auburn. is the chaplain; q. \. An
thoine of Biddeford. is the resimcntal
insnector Of rifle practice; Fred !.
Waldron Of Portland, is the sergeant
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15
THE AFTER EFFECTS,
49, A~- -4l -4lnEa.S2Ey
l1e Storms Damage Not So Great as
Was Expected.
':e NOT Seriously rjured-Cocmb's Mil
Bridges Citys Heaviest Loss.


was little left but H., ana tha+ ,,-ae
none TOO thick. y few even GOT out
incur wagons. but the majority chm.
70 runners. some Of the heavy team.
found that the runners droanad tnc
much. however, and were ON Wheels
/ AiteF the sun came out ana WAS
va HlihS thlnSs UP ana every one had
! S."''u th"lf experiences of the daV
| "'ioir' llc question of how badly the
cilF had suffered came tIp. II was i
Iloasant surprise to find how little
| i'al damage had been done. With the
! exception Of the bridges at Coombs
MIL there was scarcely any real dam
! age. The ice crop has not suffere
! near 50 much as was at first expected.
| =" one was seriously injured ana on
the whole the city was doing business,
at the old stand as if it had not been
threatened with a pleasure trip down
river the night before.
Many cellars in all sections of the
city We're flooded. owing principally to
the inability Of the sewers Is carry uff
the water. In one place on the East
side 10-inch pipe was not lare"
enough to take care Of the water. II
was clear, hut the water came 50 fast
il The vato, IN INA ,,a',, ,',N' -, ~
disonne,,.nd ,In,ns, I
appeared. and little damage was done.
NVadnasIov some .r tt,'. ,I,'',,.
l,,e.marts v..rn v-..t NH ,5i, It'll
FEW had any water in them.
No damage was done on the East
side 4,,.n., ,.,,,n,is.i.... 'It .'', ',''''
,.r.t,, r.,,.l. aIl aa,. 1,'i it'll. "'r9
.n .N''+ -.
Th,ra vas the san,n trn,,1,I., .i'o,.' -.
th,r- was tvarvv.h.,.. v.ith IN, ,n
n4ulous ruoh II v,t.r ,,n,,,,,,iset.,,,
,r So,aga sai1 ,h,t u '.',''''',.,-.',, .h ,..'.
~. had la,.u c.,,,,,,is-i,,.,., il. ,,.,'l ,,,,
..na arvtbi,u IiI-n I'LL. ,.,,,,,
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"Wednesday morning. AI thr otl.-
stages made their regular trips dur
ing the dav.
The sewers; On Bangor street caused
lots Of trouble. There was an unusti-
ally large amount of wafer for them tn
carry or and many If the cellars along
the street wor, badly Hooded. One.
man said that he htd n fine fountain
IN his cellar where the water boiled 1lrl
VI, nf thu sewer. The water had suh-
-i1.J "Wednesday ana TIL, rr..s, r,,.-
AVID proyisinns thai had been floating
.roInd durin.- tbo night wore rescued
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-02-15

The Eowdoin men of Augusta ana
vicinity will hold their annual meeting
ana banquet at the Cony house. Friday
evening