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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-18

The two clubs from New Brighton
VIII arrive at the Baltimore & Ohio de-
pot at o'clock tonight.
Vice presidents OF the Roosevelt Day
meeting may secure their badges from
David c. Dlnger, at congressional head.
quarters. r. -
Clups should rendezvous promptly for
eoth street demonstrations. Chief
Marsnai bnSuley VIII wait for no club
after the stipulated hour. ~
c. NJ. Oliver. jr. will be on the fnIr
grounds ut o'clock this morning to lei
privileges. Those intending to sell their
wares should bring their stock with
them. ,lL. 49,
David c. Dinger will be at Republican
headquarters until II a. m. An thoso
VINO nave not received their vice presl-
dent badges should get them befor.
that hour. -
The business men and the Ynu,y
Mems Escort club are requested 10 meet
nj the city building promptly at 7
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Wellsburg's Quota.

Welisburg BOASTS among her leading
cltiSens one who was delegate to the
Pittsbursh convention OF 1856 that or.
sanlzed the Republican party. in the
person OF Thomas Boyd. Mr.. Boyd at
that time was resident of WASHINGTON
county, Pa. but has resided In Wells
burg Tor nearly thirty years. and Is one
OF the Republican nominees for Justice
or the peace in WcllRburg district. There
are also living In Wellsburg the follow
ing voters who are survivors Of the
siSty.threc who in Brooke county voted
In 1860 for Lincoln and Hamlin: + G..
Jacob. G: d. Crawford. George W. Rus
SOL. 4. I. Craig. ]. L. Montgomery, j.
4. Moore. c. H. Kimbcrland. William
Moland, Edwin Fenwick. ]. B. Hagen.
Ihese are all staunch supporters OF
MckihIey and Roosevelt, and some OF
them, At least, expect to BIZ in attcntl-
ance at the great Roosevelt dcmonstra
ton In this city to-day. -.
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THE VETERANS OF '5e and '61.
Many More Respond and are Named
Honorary Vice Presidents.

Yesterday, many more First Repub-
llcans." who voted for Fremont in 1856
or Lincoln in 1860. handed in their
names at the Intelligencer ot:ice, and
were named honorary vice presidents
OF the Roosevelt meeting. They will
occupy seats in the grand stand, just
back OF the speaking stand. The list
as 1t stands now follows:
Voted for Fremont in 1S56-James T..
Wilson. Sand Hill. Marshall county: f.
81. Chalfant, Sc Twenty-fourth street;
Peter Greer, SIS Market street; a. Har-
ris, 1856 North Front street; William
Wilson, 310l McColloch street; George G..
McKown, Wheeling; C. P. Schambra,
Wheeling: S. r. Sells. It's North Huron
street; Samuel Cole. Wheeling; ]. n.
Christleb. 2607 Eoff street; John Nc
Kce, So Eighteenth street; John Shoup,
Benwood: James Brown. Bridgeport,
Ohio; Henry ]. L2asure, Mount Pleas
ant, Ohio; Gen. A. H. Beach, Wheel
Ing: Joseph Dudley. sr., Wheeling; ].
C. Maxwell; a. NJ. Boyd and A. 7. Lock-
wood, OF Bellaire: Edward Thomas. 1856
South Front street: G. W. Kennedy. 1873
Virginia street; Charles Wilbert, 400
Market street; Cornelius Gillespie, 3i3b
Chapline streets; Joseph a. Faris, John
Smith,, South Broadway and Fink
streets.
Voted for Abraham Lincoln In 1860
John Roemer. Robert Y. Britt, John T..
Britt. Capt. Andrew Britt. TIA. Hail.
John Frew, Christian f Zorn. Captain
William Winder. Wilson Johnson (voted
In Maryland), a. H. Forgey, y. NJ.
Brown, 104 South Front street: Adolph
Fritz, 4405 Jacob street; @. C. McClem-
cnt, l24 Virginia street; Joseph a. Faris.
"A Kentucky street; B. Schul, 1854
Woods street: William Hare, ST., "A
Twentieth street: Henry Seamon,
Moundsville; H. S. Richards, Wheeling;
Capt. Robert Cowan. Voted In Mary
land). Sc Virginia street: William Nc
Adams. $40 Chapline street; a G. Mar
shall, 3SlI Jacob street; Fred Bye,
Wheeling: Arthur Fox. Benwood: John
McAdams, Wheeling: Oliver Porter,
Bridgeport: Charles thinner, corner
Chnpllne and Twcnty-fourth streets;
NJ l.. Etzler. 40 Indiana street; o. c..
Dewey, a. G. Marshall. 3Sl7 Jacob
street: Jacob Greer. t24 Market street:
Daniel Bowman, corner Thirty-first and
Eoff streets; Paul Neitzel. 1923 Cherry
street.; John V. Wilson. 145 Eighteenth
street: H. c. Peterman, jacob Kinhel-
berger. 400 Main street; William r. c..
Fulton. 3OlS ChapliEc street; Arthur
Fox. Benwood: j. A. Umpleby, II Forty
sixth street: Oliver Parker, Bridgeport;
Squire Rogers. David Howell, West AL
exander George S. Simpson, % SoutE
York street: Rcinhart Habig, L. H.
Grade. Is Ohio street; William Grif-
fifth, Martins Ferry.
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AFTERNOON PARADE.
It Will be Short March From the
Terminal Station to Grounds.

The escort to Governor Roosevelt
from the. Terminal passenger station to
the state fair grounds, Immediately af-
ter the arrival OF the specIa, train will
BIO in charge Of Colonel II. B. Baguey.
chief marshal of the Roosevelt Day
street demonstrations The line will
form on Eighteenth street. Clubs and
companies taking part will observe the
following general orders:
Headquarters
Republican Marching Clubs.
Wheeling. w. Va, Oct. II. 1900.
General Orders No. !.
]. The following information Is publish
ed for the guidance OF those who intend
to participate In the street demonstration
day. October Is. 1900.
II. The column to escort Governor
Roosevelt to the fair grounds will assem-
BILE or Eighteenth street. right resting on
Chaplinc. The First Regiment. West Viz
gina Rough Riders. viii report promptly
nj the corner OF Eighteenth and Chapliuc
at 1880 o'clock. Regimcntal. field and
staff officers should be on duty promptly
at the, above hour. Visiting and other
clubs desiring TO participate In the escort
VIII repor. q the corner OF Chapllnc and
Eighteenth for assignment. No delay will
be permitted on account OF tnrdy clubs.
by command or Chief Marshul il. u.
Baguley. Hal. SPEtDEL,
Chief OF Staff.
The line will move Immediately upon
the arrival Of the Roosevelt special. 60
ing over the most direct route, as fol-
lows: On Market to Tenth, on Tenth to
Main. on Main TO steel bridge, on steel
bridge to South Penn. on South Penn TO
the stute fair grounds. All of the COM
panies of the First West Virginia
Rough Rider regiment are ordered out
for this escort, as well as the Elklns
Cadets. Travis Cadets, Six Footers and
ether marching clubs.
The ohio-slde demonstration will
form on Bank street In Bridgeport be-
tween 1850 and u O'Clock, and at the
latter hour will move over the Island
to Wheeling, over short route and
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Just as Good,
To the Editor of tho In,elligencer.

To the Editor OF tho Intelligencer.
SIR:-up to the time when secession
was talked about and voted for, I was
4 Democrat, but since then have been
for the Union first and the Republican
party second. l was present as one
Of the voters at the court house corner,
after the ordinance of secession was
passed at Richmond. Va, which re-
quested the county and state assessor
to resign so that revenue from Ohio
county would or could not go to Rich
mond. Mr.. Elijah Day. who was also
present. he being the assessor, resigned
then and there. That is rs near as / can
come to voting for Abraham Lincoln,
but voted for him when he ran the
second time. My becoming n Republi-
can brought along four brothers with
me from the opposite ranks. @
Yours truly.
A. G. WINCHER.
Wheeling, October II
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Attention Reception Commute.

The members of the Roosevelt Day"
reception committee are requested to
report for duty at Arlon Hall at n m
TINS morning for duty. The following
have been appointed to meet the VISITING
CLUBS that arrive In the morning:
wheeling & Lake Erie dcpot-H,rrv
Travis. D. W. Martin. DR.. Sparro, Dr.
Mcconnell. -
- fehnsylvanla' railroad dcpot-Ben
shuler. Joseph b. .---.all. Ed. Schencr-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NRDER OF PUBLICATION.


The State OF West Virginia,
Ohio County. IS:
In the circuit court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, October Rules. 1890
Robert L. Criswell VS.. Carrie a. crts.
well.-ln Chancery. ~
SUMMONS.
The State of West VirgInia-To the she..
III OF Ohio County. Greeting:
We command you that you summoa
Carrie a. Criswell. II she be found In your
bailiwick. to appear at the clerks Office
or the circuit court OF Ohio county IL
rules TO be held for the. said court. Ga
swcr bill In chancery exhibited agains
her In the said court by Robert L. CEls.
well. and have then and there this VIII
Witness. c. II. Henning, clerk OF our Saii
court, ut the court house OF said counts,
In the city OF Wheeling. the 18th day q
August, 1900. andl.n the thlrty-cighth ycai
OF the state OF West Virginia.
c. II. HENNING, Clert.
SHERlFF'S RETURN-Carrlc A. Girls
we'll Is no inhabltant OF my bailiwick. no;
found therein this LIST day OF October: l"1
For II. c. Richards. s. o. c.
Tho object OF this suit is to obtain
decree for divorce from the bonds Of mat.
rlmony from the defendant by the plant.
II: And Il anpearins from an affidavit :ni;
the defendant, Carrie A. Criswell. is mol
q resident of the state OF West Virginia
and she not having been served win
process In said nuit on motion OF me
complainant. by his solicitor. this order
OF publication Is entered against her. and
II is ordered that the said defendant
above named, be and is REQUIRED to ap,,
pear within one month after the date o.
The first publication OF this order and %
what Is necessary to protect her inter.
Z = q ri hnr NFda Al
law ~ ~ -
Witness. C. H. Hennins, clerk OF our
said court. at tho court house OF sGle
county; this Sd day Of October. 1891, TO-
c. II. lENNING, Clerk,
Published the !lrst time October 4, ICY
II. NJ. ApDLENtAN.
Solicitor for Complainant,
Z NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Robert L, CrIswell. plaintiff, VS.. Carrie
o. y. Criswcll. dcfendant.-ln the CirenR
Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia.
In Chancery. RI
The above named defendant, Carrie \,
Crlswell. will take notice that the lCpol'
tons OF Annie Cooper. Hontas Cooper:
Frank Criswcll. Robert l.. CrISwcl and
others VIII be taken at the law office q
In tho county OF Ohio. state or West VII.
Einia, on the LIST day OF November. A. D.
1900, between tho hours Of 0 o'clock a. N,
and o'clock p. m, to be read as evidence
In the above cause on behalf OF the above
named plaintiff. And II, from any cause
tho taking Of the said depositionS shall
not be commenced, or being commenced.
shall not be completed on the day atorSs'
ahid. the taking OF the same will no nd.
19urned from time 70 timc, At the same l,S
pace and between the 3anc hours. until
the same shall DO completed.
ROBERT L. CRtSWEl.lr
by H. NJ. ADDLEMAN. Attorney. oei''h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-18

The day OF days Of the present polt-
ical campaign has arrived and with 1t
comes the isterpld. the gallant. the elo-
quent. the magnetic TEDDY" Roose-
Welt, the Republican candidate for vice
preSident-the idol and the ideal of all
young America and OF most OF older
America. Roosevelt Day in Wheel
Ing bids fair. with favorlng weather
conditions, to go down into the annals
OF the city as Weddings greatest day.
Such Interest was never before display
ed in a political function in the tri-
state radius. and 1t IS anticipated that
the crowd will reach $4,000 or more.
Colonel Roosevelt: spoke last night at
Cleveland. and this morning he makes
brief addresses at Akron and Canton.
At the latter point n committee Of West
Virginia Republicans. who went to the
Ohio town yesterday afternoon. will
board the Wheeling & Lake Erie Roose-
welt Special and escort the distinguish
ed guest into the state. The committee
was made up of Congressional Chair
man S. G.. Smith, Postmaster George
Wise, County Chairman w. II. Hornish.
State Senator N. E. Whitaker, Sheriff
H. C. Richards. Hon. W. P. Hubbard,
E. Buchanan and r. NJ. Archer. It Is
announced that the Roosevelt train will
reach Canton at 9 (Wheeling time). and
will leave forty minutes later. Between
Canton and Wheeling. there will be
brief stops and short speeches at Dill
lonvale. Long Run, Warrenton and
Martins Ferry. The special will reach
Wheeling about 1910 o'clock, and I'M
medlately the party will proceed to the
state fair grounds, escorted by the First
West Virginia Rough Rider regiment.
Six Footers. Ellclns Cadets and other
marching organizations.
Hon. A. B. White, the Republican
candidate for governor, will act as
chairman Of the meeting, with Hon. j.
H. Atkinson, OF New Cumberland, West
Virginia's only surviving delegate to the
Fremont convention Of 1856. as first
Vice president. The first speaker will
be Colonel Roosevelt who will make as
long n speech as his brief stay In the
city will permit. and at 2:3O he boards
his special again for the trip down
state. The meeting. however, contin-
ues after the departure OF Colonel
Roosevelt, with speeches by Colonel
Curtis Guild. Of Boston, and Hon., John
Proctor Clark, OF New York. who have
accompanied Colonel Roosevelt on his
entire stamping tour 80 far.
4 The following vice presidents will &C.
+. cupy seats on the PLATFORM:
Chairman-IIoE. A. b. White. OF Parkcrs.
burg.
First Vice Prcsidcnt-IIon. John II. At.
kinson. OF Hancock County. W. Va. s
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GENERAL NOTICES,
EDEAfPTIoN OF BONDS, LOAN III

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 16, Da
The following bonds Of the loan OF II
have this day been drawn by lot, accov!,
ing to ordinance, and Will be redeenA
on and after the first day Of NovembsI
1900, at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley. ia.
terest on the same ceases on that day:
Bonds $1,000 each-Nos. 500. 81. 65, Il,
90. l55. III. els. 52S. CD, 425. $50, la. lf, =
6sS. S54. COS. 29l. Gs7. COO, 20. Isl. e. q
Bonds 5000 each-Nos. SIG. 73S. II, Il
100, 759, 40, ST.. sos. I69.
W. B. SIMPSON.
JULIUS POLLOCK,
ocl7 Commissioners
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The bridgeport Contingent.

Chief Marshal Sells has ordered all
the aides appointed by him for the
Roosevelt day parade to meet on Pike
street at II O'clock this morning. They
are as follows: William Alexander, ].
Z. Waters, Frank L. Rice, j. L. True
man, A. T. Enloe. F. S. Amarine, Cap
tain Burgett McConahey, ]. L. Higgins,
J. C. Cole. W. B. Hall and A. L. Wall
ing. They will wear yellow sashcs.
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thence to South Penn street, Island.
where, the line will be opened UP and
Colonel Roosevelt and party will pass
through.
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THE NIGHT DEMONSTRATION
1t Will be One of the Greatest Politi-
cal Parades Seen Here.

The night demonstration will be one
OF the greatest political demonstrations
ever seen In the tri-state radius, per-
haps the greatest. Early In the even
Ing special trains will arrive on the
several railroads, bringing many
marching clubs from Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia and West Virginia. The follow
Ing general orders for the formation OF
the parade have been Issued by Chief
Marshal Baguley:
Meqdguartsrs Republican Clubs:
s WHEELING. w. Va, Oct. is. 1900.
General Orders No. 2. K
/. Headquarters OF the chief marshal
Will be established mt the rooms OF the
Republican congressional committee, ISIS
Chaplino street. Marshal OF tho First
division on Fifteenth street, east OF Chap
line Marshal OF the Second division on
Fourteenth street. east OF Chnpline. Mar
shall OF the Third division on Chapllnc
street. north OF Fourteenth. "
ii. Division marshals will report TO the
chief marshal ut 1880 p. m. Aides VIII re-
port to their respective commanders not
later than 7:i5 p. m. Marching clubs will
report to the aides OF the chief marshal
(who will be designated by yellow sash).
strects.at 7:ij p. N. sharp, when they will
be; conducted to the marshal of the d.
vision to which they nre assigned. BIZ
vision marshals will post the clubs as
signed to them and report TO the chief
marshal when their divisions are In or-
der to march. ~
III. Division marshals will sec that gaps
do not occur In their columns by unnGc-
essary cvolutlons OF clubs. All now
ments must be to the front and In quick
time. .'s lsaI = y 70 ttfllEs5
BY command OF Chief Marshal H. B.
BaSulcy. HAL SPEIDEL,
Chief OF Stall
The following orders have been issued
TO the Rough Riders:
Headquarters First Regiment, 5'
West Virginia Rough Riders,
WHEELING,iW w. Va. Oct.S1s, 1900
General Orders No. G.
/. The regiment will assemble on Chap
line street, South Side. right resting on
Twentieth. Thursday. October IS, 1909. at
I o'clock p. m. sharp. for the purpose OF
participating in the Roosevelt street DEM
orstratlon.
II. Captains will report promptly at the
above hour TO form the regiment preparl-
tory to marching TO the general rendez-
vous.
III. Moundsvillc and Benwood compa-
niles will leave cars at Twenty-secord and
Chapline streets. Is
By command OF Lieutenant Colonel Gel
ger. ALE. C. DAVIS.
Adjutant.
The demonstration will be under com.
mand OF Chief Marshal H. B. Baguley,
with Messrs. W. H. Travis, James H.
Lancaster and T. c. Moffat as division
marshals. who have selected the, fol-
lowing aides:
Chief Marshal-Dr. H. B. Baguley
Chief OF StuT-ElI SppIdel syT r
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Ellsworth and McKeesport Clubs.

Matthew McNabb yesterday received
u letter Of acceptance from the Repub-
llcan club. of Ellsworth. Pa. saying
they would arrive with the club from
McKeesport on special train at the
Terminal depot ut $50 O'Clock this ev-
ening. There Will be 173 men in the ag-
gregation and they will be accompan-
led with brass band.
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REDEMPTION OF
CITY OF WHEELING BONDS
"Main Street Bridge Bonds-see.
ond Series"

ono series.
The undersigned commissioners Of iha
city OF Wheeling. W. Va, appointed u.
der an ordinance OF said city. passed Ii.
Sth day OF September. 1891, entitled "a.
ordinance to provide for the Issue tti
sale OF bonds OF the city Of Wheeling. to
be known as the Main Street Bridge
Bonds-Sccond Series and for the r.
demptlon and payment thereof" hereby
give notice that certain OF said borti
have been duly selected and determine,
by them lin accordance with the pIo.
visions OF said ordinance. and with Tx
consent OF the holders OF all OF said se.la
OF bondsl. for redemption and payEta
at their par value on the first day Of No
vember, 1900. that is to say:
Bond number one ~. for Sc0: bor!
number twenty-six (26l. for 500; bohi
number twenty.seven (27). for 500: boEt
number twcnty-eight (2s). for $50, an!
bond number eichty-siN $50. for SlGN.
aggregating S2,6oo.o0
The said bonds will be redeemed AID
paid ut the Bank OF the Ohio Valley. IL
said city OF Wheeling, on and after NJ
Vcmber !. 1900. and interest thereon vii
cease upon that. day.
J. 4. MILLER,
L. L. SANDS.
3. w. PETERSON, "
Commissioners Main Street Bridge Loan
Second Series. ocl5
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lein, George Bradbury, William Jones
and Charles Williams. 5is
Baltimore & OHIO depot-Robert An
derson, DR.. Sullyard. r. P. Glass. John
w. Kindelbergcr. Phil. Bachman and
Walter Williams.
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Jefferson County, Of

The Fremont and Lincoln voters OF
1856 aud 1860 will occupy reserved seats
IL the grand stand just back Of the
speaking stand: Their names are CIV
en- elsewhere.
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H 81
o'clock tonight to participate /, I,
parade. The uniform VIII consI., =
dark clothes, silk hat and white rios,9
The soldiers Of oil wars are renn..,.,
/ to meet at the soldiers .monumsn, =
the city building. at noon, for es,,.;
duty. 4 'S' = w
Only the Vice presidents will he -.
mitted to occupy the speakers ~ a..
this afternoon. The reception comm,
tee will occupy the reserved seats 'I X
the grand stand. q =.
Mr.J. E. Trueman. OF Bridgepor, H.,
In charge the Vice presidents boIs,,
for Belmont county for the Roossy,s,,
meeting to-day. All those entitipS y
them can secure them from him, I
Visiting and local newspaper mi,
may secure their badges. emitting ts.-
to admission to the grand stand. a, II.
Intelligcncer office this morning, E,ss
local paper Is entitled to two badge.
Six Footers.
The Six Footers are called to meet i,
G:3O this evening in the police court
room at city hail for to-nights pars,.
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COL, TEDDY ROOSEVELT (
AT WHEELING TODAY
There Will be an Outpourng Of the People Such as
has Never Been Witnessed Here.
"A MAGNIFICENT STREET DEMONSTRATION AT NIGHT

vii Wind up the Days Gores-he Roosevelt Special will Reach
slls City Shortly After noOnA Committee Of West Yirgnans
60 to Canton to Escort tile Distinguished Rough Rider into the
Satehe Escort to the State Fair Grounds will be big DEM
oHstraion in seaDy Of file Lincoln and Fremont Yererans
Repubianisn will Attend the meeting Marshal Baguey
Issues the Orders Of MarcScoes Of Visiting Clubs Are Coming
treat Preparations made for Entertaining the Crowd.
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FIRST DIVISION.

FIRST DlNlSlON.
AIarshal-William H. Travis.
Chief Of Staff-Leon n. Refer.
Aides:
J. r. Mendel. pr. George Mccoy.
Harry Mendcl. John L. Wright.
John X. List. Edward HnZlctt.
C. D. Thompson. Stephen Watcrhousc,
Harry W. Mcclure, II. d. Cline.
C. A. Robinson. w. +. Zane.
Charles w. Conner, George B. Hervey.
DIR. II. P. L!nsz. Jas. NJ. Hendricks,
o. T. Rhodes, II. B. Drabelc.
J. C. Callahan.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal-James II. Lancaster.
Chief OF Staff-G. II. Medick.
Aides:
C. A. Bowers, Or. D. B. Best.
C. a. Mabon, DR.. E. L. Armbrecht,
w. +. X. Vogt, J. II. Butts.
C. Fl. Bowler. W. c. Meyer.
II. w. Schrebe, Sam Johnson.
DR.. w. c. EtZler, Otto Capcl.
i. NJ. Work. Jason C. Stamp.
J. C. Medick, George NJ. Shook.
C. o. Rocmcr, a. l.. Meyer,
c. E. Schuit2e, Frank Miller.
C. S. Noble. George Miller.
]. y. Bowler.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-07-14
MAPLE STREET 10 Be mAcADAMIze0.
work Done and Planned ior East Side By
Street Commissioner haskeli.

Street Commissioner Haskell will be-
gin work in a few days to macadamize
Maple street. The street was formerly
used as dumping ground. That was
while the first thoughts Of making it
a residential street were springing up
First a layer of rocks was dumped in.
On top of that was placed layer of
ashes. For time there was farely
good street. OF late the ashes have
worn down so that every windy day
brought misery to the people OF that
section in as much as clouds of dust
are blown into the houses. To remove
this condition it has been determined
to macadamiZe the street for distance
of about 900 feet, beginning at Willow
street and stopping at the top or the
hill The layer of stone that was
placed some time ago, can be used to
good advantage, but the ashes will have
to be dug up and carted off. The work
of crushing the stone to be used in
macadamizing. will be commenced the
first of the week. The roller will then
he used in that section. AS soon as
that work is completed in that section,
the road roller will be brought to this
side of the river and will be used in
macadamiZing Rines hill.
Street Commissioner Haskell will
have completed the greater part Of the
repairs when this part of the work is
finished A good part of his work. this
year, has been in rebuilding culverts.
The high water in the spring created
no end of trouble in that section, by
bursting the cuiyerts. Many OF these
have been rebuilt and are now in a
faultless condition.